Offensive Woes Cost Cyclones in 46 24 Loss to Olathe North
Ottawa High girls basketball suffered a 46-24 defeat at Olathe North as patience ruined their offense. Jessica Hennig led North with 22 points and 14 rebounds while DeeDee Lewis scored 18 for Ottawa. Ottawa drooped to 2-9 in the ERL. North improved to 5-4 in league play.
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Rick Peterson
Ottawa High
Kelly Krumsick
Cyclones
Olathe North
Jessica Hennig
Eagles
Theresa Huggins
Lewis
Ottawa
Cyclone
North
Schultze
Stacy Skiles
Mandy Miller
OHS
Clathe North
Bishop Miege
Stags
Miege
Giteh
Hennig
Thumend
Huggins
Barnes
Pracaccini
Peete
Maple
Totals
Widler
D. Lewis
Rotter
S. Lewis
Ferguson
Skites
Louisburg Upsets No. 2 Garnett Bulldogs in Non- league Clash
Louisburg dominated Garnett 58-35 as Greg Kahmann poured in 27 points to pace the Wildcats while Garnett shot 26.5 percent from the floor. Coach Mike Casteel faulted his team's mental effort despite solid physical play in a game that did not count in league standings.
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Louisburg
Garnett High
Mike Casteel
Casteel
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Baldwin
Garnett
Spring Hill
Bulldog
GHL
Danny Ray
Tom Wolken
Darrell Erhart
Evan Doran
Greg Kahmann
Jerry
Dunkel Ratings Show District 10 Standings and Scores
Emporia Kansas AP reports Dunkel basketball ratings for NATA District 10 through February 15. Fort Hays State leads with 54.0, Emporia State 53.2, Washburn 49.9, Pittsburg State 46.7, Kansas Newman 40.8, Marymount 97.0, Kansas Wesleyan 04.5, Friends 32.9, Baker 31.0, Bethany 30.4, Tabor 30.4, St Mary of the Plains 29.1, Ottawa 27.5, Mid America Nazarene 26.6, Benedictine 26.1, Southwestern 25.9, Sterling 23.5, McPherson 22.4, Bethel 15.3, St. John’s 6.9.
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Kan
Fort Hays
Washburn
Pittsburg
Kansas Newman
Marymount
Kansas Wesleyan
Friends
Baker
Nic
Bethany
Tabor
St. Mary of Plains
Ottawa
Mid America Nazarene
Benedictine
Southwestern
Sterling
McPherson
Bethel
St. John's
Kennedy named Big 12 player of the week
Oklahoma guard Darryl Kennedy, 6 foot 5, scored 79 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as the Sooners won two of three games last week earning the Big Fight weekly honor in a split vote over Kansas guard Cedric Hunter.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Darryl] Kennedy
Monday
Big Fight
Kennedy
Sooners
Kansas
Cedric Hunter
Cowboys Start Housecleaning
Irving Texas AP The Dallas Cowboys begin a top to bottom shakeup led by Club President Tex Schramm after a 10 6 season and a playoff loss to the Rams. Coach Tom Landry retains control as changes include hiring Paul Hackett as quarterback coach and reassigning Gil Brandt to college scouting with a new pro personnel director to be named. The club aims to restore its preeminent drafting and personnel approach while addressing long standing draft missteps and trades strategy.
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Texas
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Texas E. Schramm
Schramm
Dallas
Bum Bright
Clint Murchison
Valley Ranch
Los Angeles Rams
Randy White
Tex
Rams
Tom Landry
NFL
Landry
Ings
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Meyers
Gil Brandt
Brandt
Dan Marino
Howie Long
Gary Hogeboom
Witherspoon Accepts Ring Sanctions in Georgia
WBA heavyweight champion Tim Witherspoon will undergo drug education, drug testing, and speak to youths as part of a Georgia State Boxing Commission agreement that preserves his license. If he fails, Georgia could strip his license and bar him from fighting in the United States. The commission placed him on year‑long probation, fined $500, and noted an NA B C agreement to honor suspensions. Witherspoon admitted marijuana use before his Jan. 17 title win over Tony Tubbs in Atlanta where urinalysis later detected traces. He improved to 24-2 after a 15‑round decision over Tubbs.
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Atlanta
World Boxing Association
Tim Witherspoon
Georgia State Boxing Commission
Witherspoon
Georgia
United States
Commission
Lanny Franklin
Franklin
WBA
Tony Tubbs
Georgia Commission
Omni
Wichita State tops Tulsa for MVC win on late free throws
Cedric Coleman hit two free throws with 29 seconds left and Tulsa turnover sealed Wichita State's 65-62 Missouri Valley victory. Tulsa nets a 9-4 run to lead 60-57, but Moss fouls out. Gus Santos leads Shockers with 19 points as they improve to 12-12 overall and 4-8 in league play.
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Wichita, Kan
Cedric Coleman
Tulsa
Byron Boudreaux
Wichita State
Hurricane
Shockers
David Moss
Moss
Coleman
Gus Santos
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