Panthers solve zone and topple Burlingame
Williamsburg defeated Burlingame 68-54 as the Panthers exploited a full game zone. Kris Hassler praised aggressive second quarter play while Kyle Kost led with 18 points and Scott Driver added 16 as Williamsburg improves to 14-5 before Friday's regular season finale.
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Nets
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Lyndon
Hassler
Kyle Kost
Scott Driver
Steven Bathory
Josh Magrath
Shawn Walters
Hallie Lee
Crest
K. Banzhof
Prairie View tops Central Heights in tight boys clash
Prairie View 64 Central Heights 54 as the visitors closed the game with a 9-0 fourth quarter run and three late threes. Vinnie Wuertz 21 and Chris Woolery 15 led Central Heights with 21 and 15, while McGhee 11 and Scribner 22 paced Prairie View. Central Heights hosts Pleasanton next.
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Buddy Welch
Vinnie Wuertz
Vikings
Chris Woolery
Pleasanton
McGhee
Scribbner
Watson
Eldridge
Owings
Craig Pearson
Woolery
Wuertz
Slader
Cody Pearson
Wadkins
Central Heights routs Prairie View behind hot shooting
Central Heights driven by accurate shooting and strong team defense rolled to a 61 39 win over Prairie View. Alicia Stahl and Kandi Wood led with 16 points apiece while Tina Wilson added 13 and Jill Adkinson supplied eight off the bench.
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Prairie View
Vikings
John Schultz
Jill Adkinson
Mandi Cox
Schultz
Alicia Stahl
Kandi Wood
Wood
Tina Wilson
Pleasanton
Wilson
Pemberton
Stainbrook
Boyer
Raunikar
Wendt
Summer
Burke
Watson
Stahl
Adkinson
Spratt
Horne
Cox
Kansas pushes for second NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway
Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas seeks a second Winston Cup date for 2004, backed by state and local groups. If no new date, the 78,000-seat track may expand again. ISC and public partners weigh incentives and market potential amid NASCAR realignment.
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Board of Public Utilities
Bacon
Los Angeles
Dallas-Fort Worth
Sammie Lukaskiewicz
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Okla
Wichita
Des Moines
Iowa
Springfield
Missouri
Omaha
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Braves power to sweep Park in season opener romp
Ottawa University baseball opened with a doubleheader sweep of Park 9-3 and 7-2 at home as Jay Pyle and Birch Rayball led with timely hits and power. Pyle tossed a three hitter in the nightcap, while Roybal and Rocky Williams each homered twice in the second game.
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Taylor
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