Friday High School Basketball District Matchups
Friday schedule features Anderson Co at Osawatomie Baldwin at Laiisburg Rock Creek at Osage City Ward at Ottawa Wellsville at Prairie View, plus college game Ottawa hosts Saint Mary Leavenworth at 7 p m. State wrestling events run in Wichita and Hays with 9 a m starts for 4A and 1A divisions and Saturday Ottawa visits Saint Mary Leavenworth at 2 p m as state 4A and 3A tournaments continue in Wichita and Hays.
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Hays
Weekend TV sports schedule summary
A dense listing of televised games across NHL basketball and auto racing. Entries include St Louis at Detroit hockey on channel 27, Kansas State at Oklahoma State on channels 4 and 7, Wisconsin at Indiana on channel 5, Dayton at Temple on channel 27, Oklahoma at Maryland on channels 2 and others, Michigan State at Penn State on channel 27, Iowa State at Texas on channel 27, Pacific at UCSB on channel 28, and multiple NBA and college football style matchups with channels noted. Also includes XFL Las Vegas at Philadelphia on channel 3 and Winston Cup racing the DuraTube 400 on channel 4 at noon.
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Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores From Thursday Night
Andale 58 Wellington 38 and Andover 58 Augusta 52 headline a night of varied outcomes across Kansas prep hoops. Notable tallies include Maize 88 Mulvane 40 and Hill City 77 Oakley 37, while Pittsburgh area teams show different fortunes.
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Hesston
Hillsboro
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Oakley
Kingman
Clearwater
Maize
Mulvane
Minneapolis
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Ind
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Stockton
Phillipsburg
Plainville
Pleasant Ridge
Jackson Heights
Prairie View
Eudora
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Silver Lake
Axtell
Blue Valley
Randolph
Bailayvilla
Frankfort
Baldwin
Blue Valley North
Bishop Miege
Bluestem
Caldwell
Attica
Cedar Vale
el Valley
Central Christian
Centre
Chapar
Natoma
Northern Valley
Norwich
Argonia
Olathe South
Leavenworth
Olpe
Marais Das Cygnes
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Lawrence Free State
SM North
Lawrence
SM Northwest
SM West
Thayer
Gridley
Topeka West
Salina Central
College Basketball Thursday Scores Across Regions
EAST Providence beat Binghamton 119 to 58. Wagner defeated Long Island U 88 to 646. SOUTH Austin Paay 90 over Tenn. Manin 74. Marshall 81 edged N. Illinois 65. North Carolina 95 beat Florida St 67. Tennessee Tach 94 over Murray St 71. Troy St 77 defeated Samford 75 in OT. MIDWEST Butler 66 over Loyola Ill 62. Chicago 58 over Ind 56. Detroit 58 over Wis Green Bay 46. Marquette 82 over DePaul 64. Ohio St 63 over Illinois 61.
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Correction: Ottawa senior Jessica James misidentified
A correction notes that Jessica James, Ottawa senior, was misidentified in Wednesday's Ottawa High School girls basketball story. The item clarifies the player's correct identity and aligns the report with the proper roster.
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Jessica James
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Wells and Gonzalez join camp amid injuries and talk of trades
Wells reported to Chicago White Sox camp in Tucson after being traded from Toronto and said he plans to stay put. Gonzalez, signed by Cleveland to replace Manny Ramirez, bruised his right elbow in a first workout but expects to play soon as doctors said no bone injury. Thomas has complained about his $9.9 million salary as A Rod's $252 million deal shifts salaries around the league.
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Alex Rodriguez
Texas
Royals catcher Garcia sidelined by back. Davenport steps in
KC catcher Guillermo Garcia received a cortisone injection for a bulging disc and will miss two to three days of spring training. Jeff Davenport, a former minor leaguer and Royals staffer, will catch until Garcia returns. Also notes players seeking extensions include Sammy Sosa Gary Sheffield Barry Bonds and Omar Vizquel amid pay controversy. Pedro Martinez arrives at Red Sox camp weighing more due to Dominican Republic diet as Bryce Florie begins BP after eye injury.
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Omar Vizquel
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Hollywood
Pedro Martinez
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Fort Myers
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Dominican Republic
Red Sox
Bryce Florie
Ryan Thompson
New York Yankees
Braves plan semifinal challenge after win over Bethel
Ottawa University men’s basketball coach Andy Carrier leads the Braves during a timeout in the conference playoff win over Bethel. The team travels to Leavenworth to face nationally ranked Saint Mary at 2 p.m. Saturday in the tourney semifinals with the championship set for 7 p.m. Monday at the highest seed’s court.
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Leavenworth
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Earnhardt lap belt found broken after Daytona crash
NASCAR officials said Dale Earnhardt's lap belt broke in the Daytona 500 crash. Doctor Bohannon suggested the broken belt could have allowed his body to strike the steering wheel, possibly causing the fatal head injuries. Car owner Richard Childress noted the belts were standard and new last November. The lap belt near the lower left buckle detached from the frame while the five point harness was examined by NASCAR.
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Nascar
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Steve Bohannon
Daytona International Speedway
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Richard Childress
Gary Nelson
Lady Braves Fall to Southwestern in KCAC First Round
Ottawa University women’s basketball season ends after an 85-61 loss to Southwestern in Winfield. Senior Nancy Tooley posts a double double with 15 points and 10 rebounds, while Amber Westerman adds 13 points and five assists. Ottawa finishes 14-14, struggled at 32 percent from the field, as Southwestern shoots 45 percent and advances in the postseason.
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Lady Moundbuilders
Ottawa
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Lady Braves
Nancy Tooley
Amber Westerman
Angie Bandstra
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Nicholas
Dreitz
Jensen
Anderson
Mohr
Wollenberg
Leonard
Hendershot
McGinnis
Rush
Smith
Mawson
Westerman
Murkin
Tooley
Manning
Bandstra
Flett's 36 Points Spark Wellsville Comeback Victory
Gardner game recap notes Wellsville defeating Gardner 70 to 56 as Gardner trailed by 18 late in the third. Gardner cut gap to 31-26 at halftime. Senior Gardner Flett erupted for 36 points, including 12 in the final two quarters, lifting Wellsville across the finish line and finishing the regular season with Prairie View looming.
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Eagles
Josh Flett
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Nate Sawyer
Prairie View
Hinderliter Wins First Round At 4A State Wrestling
Wichita-Ottawa junior Chad Hinderliter, 103 pounds, pins Chad Starcher of Tonganoxie in 50 seconds at Kansas Coliseum. He advances to face Ross DeVoe of Columbus in the second round.
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Chad Hinderliter
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Tonganoxie
Chad Starcher
Ross DeVoe
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