College cage scores across Kansas and surrounding states
Regional basketball results show Bethany 88 over Sterling 2 and several upsets and close games. Notable scores include Emporia State 101 Benedictine 85, Syracuse 105 Boston College 69, and DePaul 63 Notre Dame 62. High school and state scores list numerous county and city matchups across Kansas.
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la Salle
San Loyola
En Paisfield
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Mount Oe Mary's
Peirieigh Dickinson
Sete Hall
Phastergh
St. Bonaventure
Wright
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Chanute
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Elwood
Midway-Denton
Erie
Frontenac
Norwich
Elk Valley
Oberlin
St. Francis
Olpe
Marais Des Cygnes
Onaga
St. Marys Academy
Otis-Bison
Utica
Oxford
Belle Pisine
Plainville
Ellis Pomona
Jayhawk-Linn
Pratt
Lamed
Pretty Prairie
Flinthills
Ransom
Bazine
Sabetha
Maur Hill
SM West
SM North
Silver Lake
Santa Fe Trail
Smoky Valley
Minneapolis
South
Heights
South Barber
Cheney
South Haven
Cedar Vale
St. George
St. Xavier
St. Marys
Rossville
Stafford
Claflin
Tipton
Downs
Trinity
Goessel
Troy
Valley Palls
Uniontown
Humbold
Waconda East
Wilson
Wakefield
White City
Wamego
Wabwansee
Washington
Clifton-Clyde
Cyclones fall to Pitt in SEK showdown
Ottawa High suffers size and shooting woes as 6-3 top scorer Craig Schultze maps a 57-38 loss to Pittsburg. Chelan David leads OHS with 13 points while Pittsburg’s Brian Lewis 16 points punctuate a strong away win, with Pitt pulling away late after an 18-6 first quarter run.
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yAhate
Steve
Zuk
Cyclones
Noah Sandstrom
OHS
Pittsburg High
Scott Hollister
Ottawa High Boys
Craig Schultze
Pittsburg
PHS
Brian Lewis
Pitt
Greg Kiel
Keith
Ottawa
Purple Dragon
Purple Dragons
Louisburg
Turnovers doom OHS as Pittsburg girls roll
Ottawa High fell 53-22 to SEK leader Pittsburg as the Cyclones committed 31 turnovers, their season high, stalling shots and keeping OHS winless in the fourth quarter. Coach Pat Boeh cited fear of mistakes and called for teammates to step up and take chances. Pittsburg improved to 13-5, 8-0 SEK. Ottawa dropped to 6-12, 2-5 SEK.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa High
Pittsburg
OHS
Cyclones
Purple Dragons
Pat Boeh
Ottawa
PHS
Lack of confidence sinks Ottawa Braves in loss to Tabor
Ottawa University men’s basketball fell 63-60 to Tabor at Wilson Field House amid a confidence slump. Head coach Steve Hill attributed the defeat to a lack of belief, noting outside shooting struggles and offense from the perimeter. Danny Holmes led OU with 18 points, while Darnell Johnson added 15 and Rod ney White scored only one three-pointer. The Jays improved to 12-5 while OU drops to 11-13 and 8-8 in KCAC.
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Tim O’keefe
Herald
Steve Hill
Ottawa University
Tabor Bluejays
Ottawa
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Wilson Field House
Braves
Hill
Jays
Jerry Pinx
Tabor
Rodney
White
Danny Holmes
Darnell Johnson
Craig LeBlanc
Mike Brennannen
Steve Spesard
Steve Zak
Ottawa U women fall to Tabor in late rally
Ottawa University coach Patti Phillips praised a improved effort as the Braves led early and tied the game at 49 49 with 4 34 left. Tabor responded with a 10 2 run and held on to beat OU 65 53 as Ottawa dropped to 6 17 overall and 2 13 in the KCAC. Dee Dee Lewis and Jana Wright led the Braves with late scoring while Susan Decker starred for Tabor.
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Tim O’keefe
Herald
Ottawa University
Tabor Bluejays
Patti Phillips
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Phillips
Braves
Ottawa
Jana Wright
Tabor
Dee Dee Lewis
Jays
Susan Decker
Hillsboro
Friends University
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EB Dorado
Eu-Saline
Quivixa Heights
Ellinwood
Lyons
Eudore
Oskaloosa
Garden Plain
Udell
Gacdnex
Goddard
Maize
Halswad
Sedgwick
Hesston
Ellswonk
Hill City
Stockton
Sacred Hean
Hoisington
Nickerson
Horton
Nemaba Valley
Jefferson North
Jayhawk-Lina
Pomona
Pram
Noahwest
West
Belle Plaine
Peabody
Wichita Collegiate
Pillsburg-Colgen
Gakeas
Pretty Praisie
Leming
Bluestem
Meat Academy
Southeast
Girard
St. John
Fairfield
St. Mary's
Coffeyville
Golden Tornadoes
Hank McKellip
Rod Herring
Ryan Keith
Randy Clark
Chelan David
Chad Burgoon