Cyclones Ready to Challenge No 2 Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse
Iowa State riding six game win streak and three Top 25 wins heads to Lawrence to face Kansas, hoping Tasheed Carr Rahshon Clark and a retooled 2 3 zone can slow Wayne Simien. The Cyclones seek their first win at Kansas since 198? with renewed confidence after recent road and home success.
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Chuck Schoffner
Ames
Iowa
Kansas
Iowa State Cyclones
Iowa State
Allen Fieldhouse
Jayhawks
Towa State
Texas Tech
Cyclones
Damion Staple
Wayne Simion
Carr
Rahshon Clark
Wayne Morgan
Curtis (Stinson
Tasheed
Rahshan
Clark
Simien
Nebraska
Texas A&m
Campbell Opens Nissan Open with 6 under 65 Lead
Chad Campbell fired a 6 under 65 to take a three shot lead at Riviera amid rain delays as Robert Allenby, Tiger Woods, and Brian Davis chase. Campbell praised his improved putting while Allenby battled to a 67 and Duval eyes a Tucson defense next week.
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Los Angeles
Riviera
Chad Campbell
Campbell
Robert Allenby
Brian Davis
Tiger Woolds
Allenby
Davis
Woods
Dwaine Knight
UNLV
Mike Weir
Werit'tong
Luke Donald
England
Stephen Leaney
Rocco Mediate
No. 11
Jonathan Kaye
John Riegger
Riegger
Nordte
Kaye
Omar Aresti
David Duval
Tucson
Duval
Studley and Smith Carry Ottawa Past Sumner in Fourth
Ottawa highs 18-2 thrill in a 44-43 finish as Studley scores seven of 13 in final period and Caitlin Smith adds 12. Sumner defense clamps field goal rate to 32 percent while Jara Vance sparks 17 in second. JV dominates for a winning season. freshmen win 35-21.
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Smith
Studley
Ottawa
McCullough
Central Heights
Cyclones
Stephanie Hermreck
Ottawa Freshmen Rally Past Sumner Academy 69 54
Ottawa improves to 14-1 behind Tan Mathews 22 and Justin Huschka 21 as freshmen defeat Sumner Academy 69-54. In varsity action Ottawa trails 37-18 at halftime but surges in second half led by Victor Ojeleye with 16 points, 11 in the stretch, while coach Randy Springs deploys quick wings to disrupt press break. Sophomore Ojeleye paces Ottawa with 16. JV falls 78-36 behind Darius Johnson 13.
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Randy Springs
Grover
Ottawa
Cyclones
Victor Ojeleye
Central Heights
Tan Mathews
Darius Johnson
Turner
NHL season in jeopardy or back on after talks
The NHL and the Players Association will meet in New York as talks resume after a report claimed a $45 million salary cap deal. The union called that report false. Commissioner Bettman canceled the season earlier, making this the first major North American league to lose a full season to a labor dispute.
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New York
NHL
Players’ Association
NHLPA
Associated Press
Gary Bettman
Roundup of boys prep scores across Kansas leagues
Nemaha Valley 66 def Royal Valley 41. Osawatome 52 and Eudora 3 unclear. Pike Valley 72 def Hillcrest 49. Pittsburg Colgan 55 def Girard 49. Rose Hill 60 def El Dorado 48. South Haven 60 def Caldwell 48. Stafford 44. Fairfield 42. Wichita Trinity 58 def Conway Springs 42. Winfield 55 def Campus 44.
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Nemaha Valley
Royal Valley
Osawatome
Eudora
Pike Valley
Hillcrest
Pittsburg
Colgan
Girard
Rose Hill
el Dorado
South Haven
Caldwell
Stafford
Fairfield
Wichita Trinity
Conway Springs
Winfield
Campus
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Tasheed Carr
Kansas State
L.A
Jara Vance
Sumner Academy
Sabres
Caitlin
JV Nets
Carrie Bowen
Nichole Gentry
Mitchell
White
Garcia
Kendrick
Henderson
Dodds
Johnson
Mazingo
Ramsey
Geist
Vance
Lewis
Spratt
Vanes
Justin Huschka
Brandon Turner
Hutchingson
Henry
Blunt
Spearman
Mills
Richmond
Slaughter
Barnett
Holmes
Gaston
Robinson
Spearan
Miller
Ojeleye
Blakesley
Lagey
Sylvester
Moore
Mathews
Ferguson
Leecy
WalMart
Orschlen Farm & Home
East Central Kansas
Labe
Coffey County
Logan
Eastern Heights
Maize
Derby
Marais Des Cygnes
Vowung O
Suzuki Strings
Carnegie Cultural Central
Suzuki
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Cornerstone Bookstore
New Traditions
Ohhag
MeryaCemelny
Sirloin Stockade
Princeton
Ottawa, KS
Suzukistrings
Sbeglobal
P.O. Box
Ivan
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Benjamin Amvare
Benjamin Moore
Beniamninnnere
TERN
Lawrence
Lawrence, Kansas
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