OU Men Nip Sterling as Lady Braves Fall Short
Ottawa University and Sterling College split KCAC action with OU men winning 66-63 and Sterling women routing 91-39. Rob Noel led OU with 24 points, Baron Prevost added 11, while Sterling’s five players hit double figures led by Stacy Zavesky with 16. Ottawa women endured a poor shooting night, hitting 15 of 66. OU men look to finish strong against Heart of America Conference champ William Jewell. women end season against Friends.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
Sterling College
Kansas
Braves
Lady Braves
Ottawa
Friends
Heart of America
William Jewell
Wilson Field House
Bob Cole
Cole
Rob Noel
Warriors
Noel
Robert Riggs
Baron Prevost
Jimmie Pratt
Tommie Simpson
Stacy Zavesky
Central Heights
Lori Ohmes
Lorrie Self
Wendy Robson
Lauri Hamilton
Adona Towle
Jamie Heenan
Friends University
Viking Girls Rally To Beat Jayhawk Linn 36 33
Cen tral Heights girls return from a coach's death to post a 36 33 win over Jayhawk Linn, raising their season to 13 2. Kelly Wood leads with 17 points, Marie Weers adds 10, Teresa Stock 11 rebounds, as Heights stays 8 0 in Three Rivers Division 1 and extends their lead over Pomona. Jayhawk Linn drops to 6 8.
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Mound City
Central Heights
Jayhawk-Linn
Louise Williams
Ike Cearfoss
Williams
Cearfoss
Kelly Wood
Vikings
Marie Weers
DeAnn Johnson
Jayhawks
Teresa Stock
Weers
Vikes
Three Rivers
Pomona
CH Boys Romp Mound City in Top Three Clash
Central Heights beat Jayhawk Linn 66 to 45 as heights’ defense limited the hosts to 41 shots. Danny DeVore sparked the effort with disruptive defense and Heights’ five starters scored in double figures, lifting CH to 11 straight wins and an 8-0 division mark.
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Mound City
Central Heights
Jayhawk-Linn
Vikings
Buddy Welch
Garnett
Vikes
Pomona
Jayhawks
Welch
Danny DeVore
J-L
Heights
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Mauszycki leads Ottawa but Olathe North rolls 96 53
OHS senior Jon Mauszycki scoring 26 points and grabbing seven rebounds for Ottawa High in a 96 53 East Kansas League loss at Olathe North. North, led by Jimmy Watkins with 23 and Toby Crain with 20, built early leads and pulled away after halftime. Ottawa falls to 0-11 in league play and 3-16 overall while North improves to 9 7.
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Rick Peterson
Clathe
Ottawa High
Jon Mauszycki
Mauszycki
Olathe North
North
Eagles
Ottawa
Jimmy Watkins
Toby Crain
Rod Crawford
Brian Davis
The
Jay Brown
Ryan Meyer
Meyer
OHS
Cyclones
Swartz
Wellsville Edges Gardner In Overtime Thriller
Wellsville High boys upset Gardner 75-72 in overtime to avenge a January loss. Senior Darin Gretencord led with 9 OT points. Aaron Todd added 13 in regulation, aiding a 45.2 percent shooting night while Gardner’s Scott Harris topped scorers with 26. The Eagles, 12-5, face Eudora next in non league action.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High
Gardner
Eagles
Trailblazers
Kermit Detering
Darin Gretencord
Aaron Todd
WHS
Wilhite
Rogers
Moore
Scott Harris
Sean Campbell
Hornets Rally Past Washburn To Tie Central States Standings
Emporia State defeats Washburn 94 86 to pull even atop the Central States conference at 9 3 with a 24 4 overall mark. John Hughes scored 22 points after a quick start in the second half while Brian Robinson added 26 as the top NAIA team sealed the win with eight of 11 free throws in the final five minutes. Tom Meier poured in 25 for Washburn as the Ichabods held a 43 42 halftime edge.
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Braves
Sterling
Ottawa
Warriors
Janna Gale
Emporia
Kan
John Hughes
Emporia State
Hornets
Washburn
Hughes
Brian Robinson
Missouri Western
Ichabods
Tom Meier
Kapaun Sues to Lift Suspension From Postseason Play
In Topeka a Shawnee County judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking a one year suspension of Wichita's Kapaun Mt Carmel High School from post season sports and activities. About 200 parents and students file a suit alleging Open Meetings Act violations by the Kansas State High School Activities Association and overreaching authority. The petition seeks to void the suspension and sanctions, arguing due process and First and Fourteenth Amendment rights. A March 3 hearing was set on whether to keep the injunction.
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Topeka, Kan
Shawnee County
Wichita
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Fred Jackson
Kapaun
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Robert T. Stephan
Jackson
High School Activities Association
Nelson Hartman
Kshsaa
Capital
Hartman
Neil Woerman
Stephan
Woerman
Executive Board
KMC
Activities Association
Robert J. O'Connor
David E. Bengtson
Lee Woodard
Gerald L. Goodell
Topeka
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Ralf
Pratt
Sheehy
Heatvale
Prevost
Franklin
Brandt
Payne
Elman
Parker
Riggs
Frieser
Deighton
Frick
Kirkwood
Robson
Salt
Zavesky
Oames
Wilson
Hamilton
Vandera Sehwindt
Denorgean
Gale
Roberts
Towle
Scott
Heenan
Strowd
Elliott
Viking Girls
Maus
OHL
Don Swartz
Keith King
Steve Baylor
Steve Lewis
Cyclone Sophs
Bishop Miege
Barnes
Craine Crawford
Woking
Brown
Feye
Gollier
Sellers
Spears
King
Matney
Maxwell
Baylor
McLain
Mark Horne
Scott Moore
John Wilhite
Deterding
Todd
David Rogers
Horne
Gretencord
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Gretenoord
Young
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Layton
Decker
Totals
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Mecintire
Rockel
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Bonar
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