Regional high school basketball schedule summary
Regional Willameburg travels to Hartford for a 6 30 p m 1A game. Williameburg at Waverly for 7 p m boys contest. Spring Hill faces Anderson County and Anderson County at Spring Hill both around 5 30 to 8 p m. Eudora meets Baldwin at 6 30 p m. Central Heights plays Ottawa at 5 30 p m. Pomona hosts Uniontown at 5 30 p m. Wellsville visits Osawatomie at 6 30 p m. KCAC college action notes Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa and other traveling games.
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College basketball and Olympic telecasts on Monday schedule
Monday broadcasts feature West Virginia at Syracuse and Michigan State at Ohio State among college games on ESPN networks plus Oklahoma at Texas Tech Gonzaga at Pepperdine and Baylor at Kansas. Winter Olympics coverage includes figure skating hockey and curling across NBC USA and CNBC channels with multiple time slots.
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KCAC Playoffs Shakeout For Women And Men
KCAC tournament schedule shows men play entry rounds February 23 and 25 with Bethel Southwestern Bethany and Kansas Wesleyan advancing, and women opening February 20 with St Ken McPherson Friends and Bethany facing Ottawa Sterling Southwestern in quarterfinals. Semifinals set for February 28 and February 26 respectively with higher seeds hosting.
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Big 12 faces possible historic low NCAA bids
Kansas City report notes the Big 12 may drop to three NCAA tournament bids as the season nears its end. Texas Oklahoma and Kansas lead the bid race while Colorado Nebraska Texas Tech Missouri and others vie for remaining spots amid tight wins and pivotal road games.
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Ottawa sends seven to state Ottawa wrestlers head to 5A State Meet
The Ottawa High School wrestling team qualified seven competitors for the 5A State Tournament after a regional at Bishop Miege. Freshman Trevor Barth at 103 and Brad Burke 112 earned fourth seed, with others Trevor Barth first state bid, Burke first trip, and the group includes Chris Michael sen 119 Jordan Miller 130 Dylan Eckard 135 Josh Dodd 145 and Levi Bowen 275. Tokarz praised their performance and noted the potential for medals at state.
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Pomona lifter set to lift 185 pounds in Williamsburg meet
Photos by John Nowak show Pomona High School athlete Evan Brann lifting 185 pounds at the Williamsburg Powerlifting Meet Saturday morning. More than 25 schools competed as Williamsburg High School's Jared Harris set a new meet squat record with 555 pounds.
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Wesleyan and Ottawa face off again in KCAC tourney
Kansas Wesleyan beat Ottawa University 91 78 in the regular season finale after two tight meetings. KW led 41 37 at halftime as freshman David Birch scored 28 and Bret Lickteig logged a double double. Ottawa finished 11 17 overall and will meet Wesleyan in the first round with Tabor and Bethel also in action.
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Ottawa Lady Braves win to claim third seed in KCAC tourney
Ottawa University women beat Kansas Wesleyan 82 to 65 in Salina to secure the No. 3 seed. Four players reach double figures led by Amanda Stichler’s 21 points and 10 rebounds, Hallie Boyce with 18, Tina Wilson 12, and Renee Sidney 10. Ottawa improves to 19-9. rematch with KW set for 7 p.m. Wednesday in Ottawa.
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