Williamsburg boys advance to 1A regional semifinals
Steve Smith scores 29 as Williamsburg Panthers win 66 to 39 over Kansas School for the Deaf. Williamsburg improves to 14-6 and will meet Olpe next, while Jay Weers misses post season due to knee injury.
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Williamsburg
Steve Smith
Kansas School For the Deaf
Panthers
Olpe
Waverly
Panther
Chuck Lee
Burg
Jay Weers
Weers
Pleasanton
WHS
KSC
Wildcats derail Lyndon road trip in 70-62 win
Lyndon Tigers suffer second quarter collapse as Yates Center builds a 28-14 run to lead 42-28 at halftime. Despite five Tigers in double figures, Wildcats pace the night with five double-digit scorers led by M. Eck and J. Eck, while Lyndon fights back in the second half and falls short. Lyndon, 14-6, opens sub-state play at Madison. Lyndon's girls fall 67-65 as Jennifer Pierce posts 28 in a tight defeat.
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YATES
Lyndon Tigers
Wildcats
Tigers
Yates Center
Lyndon
Bill Patterson
Tiger
Jennifer
Pierce
Janella Romine
Carrie Walquist
Romine
Walquist
LHS
YCHS
Gardner
Hornbeck
Hendrix
Totals
Gregg
Ibbetson
Morris
Solander
Hay
Enright
Walker
OU Men Lose Rebounds Lead in 60-? Loss
The OU men, 11-13, trailed in rebounding with 6-0 White grabbing six boards while Holmes and Matt Johannsen each had five. The Braves head to Lindsborg Thursday for a makeup game with Bethany.
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Braves
Holmes
Matt Johannsen
Lindsborg
Bethany
Tabor Men and Women Dominate In Narrow Wins
The Tab or squads posted close team totals, with Tabor men at 63 points and women at 65, while the OU women and visitors posted 60 and 53 respectively. Cummings led OU with 11 points and Decker paced the visitors with 16. Tabor dominated rebounding 43-30 as both teams fought for control.
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Tabor
Cummings
A. Fleming
Wright
Lewis
Scheufler
Dungan
Borg
Witzke
Rector
Ratzlaff
Siebert
Ducuennois
Heikes
Decker
Nordstedt
Ottawa Pirates Down Pittsburg Girls In Tight Contest
Ottawa boys beat Pittsburg 57 38 as Valencia and Schultze pace Ottawa while Herring and Lewis lead Pittsburg in a 57 53 game. Ottawa girls fall 22 53 with Casper and Johnson leading Pittsburg scoring.
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OHS
PHS
Ottawa
David
Mann
Spigle
Sandstrom
Redeker
Ball
Burgoon
Valen
Tine
Schultze
Totals
Pittsburg Boys
Rodriguez
Coleman
Caruso
Kiel
Nelson
Lewis
Keith
Herring
Pratt
Woods
K. Lewis
Baylor
Robertson
S. Lewis
Lemp
Wolfe
Pittsburg
Casper
Johnson
Hellwig
Gallender
Bishop
Hudson
Jones
McCune
Skahan
Ottawa Kid wrestlers shine at Johnson County meet
Six Ottawa wrestlers finished in top four at the Johnson County Wrestling tournament led by Aaron Roberts and Jo Zogg with first place wins. Curtis Madden earned second, Chuck Wells third, and Justin Ingram with Buck Bradley each scored fourth. Jay Wieneke and Jeremy Barker also captured firsts in their divisions as Ottawa prepares to host a tournament this Saturday.
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Ottawa Kid Wrestling Club
Johnson County
Aaron Roberts
Jo Zogg
Curtis Madden
Chuck Wells
Justin Ingram
Buck Bradley
Ottawa
Jay Wieneke
Jeremy Barker
Wieneke
Barker
Ottawa JV girls fall to Pittsburg 48-20 in second half
Ottawa High junior varsity girls trailed 19-13 at halftime and scored only 7 points in the second half, while Pittsburg pulled away 48-20. Ottawa was out-rebounded 51-26 as Melanie Queen led with 7 points and Robynn Wadkins added 4. The 1-10 Cyclones travel to Chanute Friday.
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Ottawa High
Pittsburg
Cyclones
Ottawa
Melanie Queen
Robynn Wadkins
Chanute
Wellsville Alumni Night Sets Feb 23 Basketball Fun
Wellsville High hosts Alumni Night this Friday February 23 for the Eagles Frontier League game against Gannett. Alumni enter free and may participate in an alumni quiz and 3 point and free throw contests after the game with prizes for winners.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High
Eagles Frontier League
Gannett
Foul line hoists Jayhawk over PHL in league game
Pomona high girls outscored by Jayhawk Linn 65 to 47 in Three Rivers League action. Pomona committed 36 fouls to Jayhawk Linn's 15, producing a 49 to 14 disparity in free throws. Angie Flager led Pomona with 15 points while Amy Alltie added 10. Jayhawk Linn advances with 31 of 49 free throws. Indians travel to Uniontown Friday.
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Mound City
Pomona High
Jayhawk- Linn
Indians
Pomona
Jayhawk-Linn
Jayhawk
Angie Flager
Amy Alltie
Treys
Uniontown
PHS
JLHS
Pomona Boys rally for 53 43 win over Jayhawk Linn
Pomona High School improved to 5 14 overall and 1 10 in Three Rivers League after a balanced attack led by Mitch Corwine Jamie Hancock Blaine Flory and Chris Mitchell each with eight points Fred Acker led with 14 as Pomona used pressure defense to force 26 turnovers at Jayhawk Linn Jayhawk Linn fell to 4 15 and 3 9 with four players scoring in double figures.
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Mound
Pomona Highboys
Indians
PHS
Jayhawk-Linn
Jayhawk- Linn
Fred Acker
Pomona
Mitch Corwine
Jamie Hancock
Blaine Flory
Chris Mitchell
David Clayton
Uniontown
JLHS
Corwine
Ecord
Hancock
R. Mitchell
Flory
C. Mitchell
Acker
Johnson
Baldwin Girls Fall to Louisburg 60 56 in Frontier League Fight
Baldwin High School girls trio hit double figures led by Bonnie Butell with 17, but Louisburg won 60 to 56. Brecheisen and Kelly Flory added 13 each as Baldwin trailed by halftime after leading earlier. Town paced Louisburg with 16 as Baldwin visits Osawatomie Friday.
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Baldwin
Baldwin High
Louisburg
Bonnie Butell
Bulldogs
Robyn Brecheisen
Kelly Flory
Kristy Town
Wallis
Wiseman
Brecheisen
Kristin Flory
Butell
Totals
Smith
Speers
Town
Cain
Stewart
Andrea Knox
Alison Knox
Foote
Bethany defeats Sterling 88 82 in conference game
Bethany trips up Sterling 88 to 82 as Curtis leads Bet with seven points and Kent Antenen adds 16. Sterling's Lonnie Parmore scores 43 and Brian Ashley 11 as Sterling sits at 9 15 overall and 9 7 in conference.
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Bethany
Sterling
Curtis
Griffin
Bet
Kansas
Kent Antenen
Lonnie Paramore
Brian Ashley
Wellsville girl basketball cruises past Garnett 66 25
Wellsville High School girls overpower Garnett 66 to 25 led by Vicki Bauer with 26 points and Melissa Stover 12. Wellsville races to a 21 point first quarter and improves to 12 7 overall 7 1 in Frontier League. Garnett suffers in each of the first three quarters. Gardner visits Thursday while Garnett travels to Louisburg.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High Girls
Eagles
Garnett
Vicki Bauer
Melissa Stover
Bernie Coons
WHL
Richard Ebel
Denise McCarty
Gardner
Louisburg
GHS
Gretencord
Cramer
Bauer
Coons
Roby
Stover
Rhodes
Totals
T. Foltz
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Ronnie Carolan
Carolan
Adams
McClure
Davidson
J. Hermreck
KSD Boys
Rolosson
Leahen
Frame
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Meyer
Howard
Chaney
Borchardt
Matt Goodrich
Tim Massey
Madison
Goodrich
Schneidewind
Williams
Massey
Sturdy
Hirt
J. Eck
Mentzer
Viettl
M.eck
Frederick
Sigg
Wayne
Chapla
White
LeBlanc
Johannsen
Sysum
Kelley
Zimmerman
Brennannen
Allen
Spesard
Kroeker
Pinx
Barnhart
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Lisa Tyson
Angie Rector
Kathy Dungan
OHS Statistics
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Milt Dougher
Flager
Altle
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Hopkins
Moses
Harris
Bame
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Toumberlin
Murrow
DeMott
Peery
West
Jayhawk-Linn Boys
Brownback
Swan
Broyles
Pinkerton
Dauber
Wilson
Baldwin Gals
Osawatomie
BHS
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