ECAC Tournament Action Across Multiple Women and Men Games
In the ECAC Women's Tournament, top seeds Ottawa Bethany and Starling host mid‑seeded rivals at 7 p.m. along with McPherson and Southwestern venues while ECAC Men tilt features McPherson at Ottawa and Sterling at Bethel as Tabor and St Mary chase upsets. Local high school games Wellsville visits Spring Hill and Williamsburg travels to Waverly with 7:30 p.m. starts.
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Friends
Starling
Tabor
McPherson
Ottawa
Bethany
Bethel
Southwestern
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Williamsburg
Waverly
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
St. Mary
College Basketball and Winter Sports TV Schedule Highlights
Ohio at North Carolina at 6 30 p m on Channel 28 Colorado at Kansas State at 7 p m on Channel 7 Xavier at Temple at 7 p m on Channel 27 Memphis at South Florida at 8 30 p m on Channel 28 Olympics Hockey at 5 p m and 9 15 p m on Channel 66 speed skating alpine skiing skeleton 7 p m on Channels 6 and 12 highlights at 11 05 p m on Channels 6 and 12.
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Ohio
Noth Carolina
Colorado
Kansas St
Xavier
Temple
Memphis
South Florida
Kansas prep boys basketball results from Tuesday night
The Associated Press lists scorelines across Kansas with Burlington beating Caney Valley 74 67 and a sequence of outcomes including Oskaloosa over Eureka 70 80, Lawrence 57 over Free State, Gardner Edgerton 82 44 over DeSoto, and many more. Notable games feature Rose Hill 92 69 over Wallington and Wichita Collegiate 73 64 in girls and boys contests, with multiple OT finishes such as KC Turner's 75 71 over KC Harmon.
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Kansas Prep
Burlington
Caney Valley
Cherryvale
Yates Center
Colgan
Baxter Springs
Council Grove
Marion
Eudora
Oskaloosa
Eureka
Neodasha
Free State
Lawrence
Frontenac
Galena
Gardnar-Edgerton
DeSoto
Gridley
Pleasanton
Hiawatha
Sabetha
Iola
Labetts County
Jefferson North
Wathena
Kc-Sumner
Ottawa
Kc-Turner
Kc-Harmon
Kc-Washington
Saaman
Kc-Wyandotte
Bishop Ward
Kingman
Andale
OT Lansing
Immaculata
Larned
Russell
Lyndon
Osage City
Maize
Goddard
Mill Valley
Basahorlinwood
Nemaha Valley
Maur Hill Prep
Thomas More Prap
Hoisington
Tonganoxie
Kc-Piper
Wamago
Marysville
Wichita Collegiate
Lyons
Girls
Baldwin
Quawatomie
Basehallinwood
Bonnet Springs
Wyandotte
Burlingame
White City
Caldwell
Fairfield
Circla
Clearwater
Clatlin
Quivira Heights
Pomona
Kc-Schlagle
KC Turner
leRoy
Crest
Madison
Williamsburg
Manhattan
Salina South
Marais Des Cygnes
Hamilton
Wamego
McPherson
el Dorado
Neodesha
Euraka
Ness City
Silver Lake
St. Marys
OT Spring Hill
Paola
Waconda East
Wilson
Wellington
Rose Hill
Wellsville
Louisburg
Weskan
Triplains
Wetmore
Midway-Denton
Wheatland
Jennings
Wichita Heights
Wichita East
Wichita Independent
Oxford
Wichita Southeast
Wichita West
Sumner edges Ottawa in wild Huron League finish
Sumner Academy escaped Ottawa High 64-62 on a last-second layup by Bryan McMurtrey after Ottawa tied it with 4.6 seconds left. Ottawa led 62-53 in the fourth before Sumner’s quickness and late surge, as Templeton and Thompson produced key free throws and baskets in a tense league battle.
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Sumner Academy
Randy Springs
Sabres
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Isaac Templeton
Sumner
Bryan McMurtrey
Cyclones
David Drumright
Grover
Ross Thompson
Dieterich carries Ottawa past Sumner in late rally
Ottawa senior Lindsey Dieterich scored 14 of her 24 in the final four minutes to lift the Cyclones to a 55-49 win over Sumner Academy at home. Coach Cliff McCullough praised Dieterich and Ottawa's man-to-man defense as the key to the comeback.
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Ottawa High
Lindsey Dieterich
Cyclones
Sumner Academy
Ottawa
Dieterich
Cliff McCullough
Lindsey
Liz
Burks
Sumner
Carlas Moore
McCullough
Ottawa High girls seek sixth straight Huron League crown
Ottawa High girls have claimed or shared three straight Huron League titles and five of the past six, with seven titles overall. In a recent game, Ottawa used a 3-2 zone early to combat Sumner Academy's defense, trailing 25-19 at halftime before a lively third period where both teams scored 16. Sumner pursued limiting Ottawa's runs as Ottawa fought to gain momentum.
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Sumner Academy
Huron
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Ward
Atchison
Sumner
Bonner Springs
Sabres
McCullough
Vikings Triumph In Darkened Uniontown Defeat
Central Heights top seed in 3A sub state after beating Uniontown 59 to 43 as lights failed late. Tina Wilson led with 18 points, Randi Thompson 15, Mandi Cox 12. coach John Schultze praised ball handling and interior offense. Uniontown's Blake and Eldridge scored in double digits.
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Central Heights
John Schultze
Vikings
Schultze
Tina Wilson
Randi Thompson
Mandi Cox
Osage City
Pomona
Yates Center
Uniontown
E. Eldridge
Eldridge
Blake
O'Dell
Stahl
Thompson
Mull
Cox
Wood
Wilson
Wellsville
Louisburg
Eagles
Dani Patton
Wendy Moore
Stacia Moore
Wellaville
Prairie View
Westhalt
Didger
Donner
Creamer
Gurss
Cline
Worthington
Bauer
Moore
Samsel
Pearce
Hughes
Patton
W. Moore
Roecker
Neis
Pomona tops Jayhawk Linn 69 59 in playoff bid
Pomona Indians beat Jayhawk Linn 69 to 59 at home to push their win streak to four and earn a first round sub state rematch on Jayhawk Linn’s floor. Justin Rand scored 20 with 13 in the second period. Dallas Dillon 17, Clark Hamilton and Patrick Barrigan strong inside.
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Pomona
Indians
Jayhawk- Linn
Jayhawk-Linn
Jayhawks
Justin Rand
Clint Stoppel
Stoppel
Dallas Dillon
Clark Hamilton
Patrick Barrigan
Dillon
Central Heights
Vikings
Uniontown
Jayhawk Tinn
Wonderlee
Harris
Cannon
Bradlay
Taylor
Fornelli
Rand
Crooks
Hamilton
Green
Nitcher
Barrigan
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