Prep Scores Showcase Tuesday High School Boys Action
Results from Tuesday night basketball across Kansas feature Abilene defeating Chapman 65 37 and Buhler 70 over McPherson 59 among many high scoring games. Notable girls results include Andale 42 31 Kingman and Campus 53 46 Arkansas City with multiple close finishes across leagues.
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Abilene
Chapman
Altoona-Midway
Chetopa
Andale
Kingman
Arkansas City
Campus
Augusta
Goddard
Axtall
BAB Baileyville
Bosshormwood
Immaculate
Berean
Litle River
Bishop Ward
Bishop Hogan
Brawster
Jennings
Buhler
McPherson
Central
Wyandotte
Central Heights
Prairie View
Centre
Solomon
Chase County
Madison
Cherryvale
Fredonia
Derby
Winfield
Dighton
Bazine
Dodge City
Garden City
Douglass
Bluestem
EuSaline
Moundridge
Emporia
Junction City
Eudora
Pomona
Girard
Erle
Hillsboro
Wichita Collegiate
Hoisington
Scott Cry
Holcomb
Healy
Kansas Deaf
Hebrew Academy
KC Central
KC Wyandotte
Lawrence
Rockhurst
Louisburg
Gardner-Edgerton
Lyons
Nickerson
Manhattan
Topeka
Mankato
Downs
Madcv
Norther Haight
Maryville
Concordia
Neodesha
Yates Center
Newton
Hutchinson
Pipar
Lansing
Pitsburg
Parsons
SM East
S M South
SM Northwest
SM Want
St. Thomas Aquinas
Tescott
St. Xavier
Tongonoxle
Parry-Lecompton
Topaka Highland Park
Harmon
Uniontown
Humboldt
Wallaville
Osawatomis
Bishop Carroll
Wichita North
Wichita East
Wichita South
Wichita Kapaun
Wichita
Williamsburg
Burlingame
Kansas
Andover
Wallington
Argonia
Caldwell
Atchison
Barstow
Englewood Christian
Brewster
Bucklin
Minngolo
Centralia
Bern
Burlington
Flinthills
Central Burden
Garden Plain
Conway Springs
Erie
Goessel
Burton
Haysville Campus
Hamdon
Palco
Hesston
Halstead
Holsington
Scott City
Halcomb
Hoxie
Norton
Hutchinson Trinity
Peabody
de Sota
Sotanta
Moscow
M South
SM North
Smith Center
Phillipburg
Paul
Thayer
Heyden
Shawnee Heights
Highland Park
KC Harmon
Taplains
Lenora
Utica
Wheatland
Waconda East
Tipton
Washington
BY Randolph
Wetmore
North Central
Wichita Campus
Wichita Heights
Wichita Southeast
Too Good to Be True Jayhawks Are No 1 On And Off Court
Kansas Jayhawks soar to 26-1 with a top ranking and strong off court image. Coach Roy Williams built a tight program emphasizing academics and character. Point guard Jacque Vaughn returns from wrist surgery. Jerod Haase plays through a fractured wrist. Scot Pollard contends with a stress fracture.
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Wellsville Eagles Surge After 13 Victory Streak Start
Ellsville explodes to a 74-32 win over Osawatomie at home as the Eagles extend their season run to 13 straight victories mirroring the 1994 state title pace. Bellinger tops with 19, Saylors and Rutledge 14 each, while JV routs Osawatomie 50-29.
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Jimy Bellinger
Rick Saylors
Nathan Rutledge
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Justin Bell
John Inglehart
Brandon Douglas
Brad Bloss
Olathe Christian
Osawatomla
Welch
Barden
Dickey
Knight
Stoner
Dial
Clinton
Powell
Wallsville
van Horn
Green
Rogers
Bellinger
Chesbro
Saylors
Osher
Rutledge
Jewell
Krac
Dixon
Kileger
Driver
Stroud
Broyles
Parkin
Crump
Ferguson
Burlingame
Reich
Bayless
Seastrom
Newman
White
Hard
Punches
McFarland
Lewis
Carroll
Middleton
Ottawa Braves fall to Baker 68 49 in home loss
Ottawa University coach Andy Carrier lamented inconsistent play as Baker swept the Braves 68 49 at the Collins Center. The loss, leaving Ottawa tied for seventh with McPherson at 4 10 with two conference games left, narrows their playoff chances while seniors face a final chance to contribute.
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Bethel
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Baker women rally past Ottawa 68 65 in late surge
Baker University Lady Braves erased a 22 point deficit, then held on for a 68 65 victory over Ottawa at Collins Center. Ottawa surged to a 55 37 lead before Baker pressed back, forcing turnovers and finishing strong as Ottawa managed only 10 points in the final 12 30. Coach Arabie Adams cited rebounding and late pressure as the turning factors while Baker showcased a late game rally.
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Lady Braves fall as Baker surges past Ottawa in frantic finish
Ottawa suffers a 66-65 setback to Baker as the Wildcats erase an 18 point OU edge late. Candie Lindley and Jennifer Dieterich each score 15 for Ottawa, with Eboni Fondren adding a career high 8 in the first half. Baker improves to 11-19, its best in the 1990s. Ottawa ends regular season with home games against Kansas Wesleyan and Bethel hoping for momentum into the playoffs.
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Jennifer Dieterich
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Dieterich
Sterling
Eboni Fondren
Wendy Schleicher
Ola Ciepla
Taasha Schroeder
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
Tuesdy
Adams
Fgm-Ga Fim
Fta Baker
Henry
Ramsey
Crepla
McCormack
Ryberg
Walsh
Schleicher
Parks
Neils
Schroeder
Ray
Ramsay
Cieplo
Bethell
Grgas Wheeler
Carmack
McMillen
Claytor
Fondran
Roberts
Patrick
Tooley Ginger spark Vikings as Central Heights roll Burlingame
Central Heights girls rally past Prairie View 43 41 to extend win streak. Nancy Tooley 19 and Ginger 15 pace late surge after a 35 32 third quarter deficit. Central Heights plays Pleasanton Friday. Prairie View falls to 10 7, Ottawa 13 5 gains second substate seed.
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Waverly
Ottawa
Nancy Tooley
Jennifer Ginger
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Ginger
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Woertz
Hermreck
Spencer
Bird
Eldridge
Boone
Evans
Bro
Tennis
Schotter
Rhynerson
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