Ottawa High Nips Olathe North In ERL Clash
Ottawa High Cyclones upset Olathe North 55-52 at home to close regular season in a sweeping ERL standings shift. Senior scorers Harvey Jung Shaffer and Patty led 43 points while free throws and tight defense secured the win as Ottawa edged North late, finishing 9-10 overall and 9-2 in ERL.
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Burg Girls Win 1A Opener
In regional action at Melvern Valley and Williamsburg split first round games. The Trojan boys defeated WHS 58 47 as David Meiers led with 14 points and Valley improved to 9 10. Williamsburg girls edged Valley 38 33 behind Teresa May 13 points and 10 rebounds.
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Prep Scores Roundup From Associated Press
A large slate of high school basketball scores across Kansas include Burrton 7 over Central Christian 57, Deerfield 73 over Montezuma 43, Garden City 50 over Liberal 44, and several tight finishes such as St. Johns-Beloit 80 to 33 Lebanon, plus late matches like Uniontown 6 over Jayhawk Linn 58. Notable outcomes feature Ottawa 55 over Olathe North 52 and Topeks Hayden 55 defeating Chapman 4. The day furnishes numerous district results and momentum shifts across cities including Wichita, Salina, and Enid–style matchups, reflecting regional prep basketball activity.
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Pitt State Gussies rout OU in NAIA first round
Pittsburg State defeated Ottawa University 79 to 38 in the District 10 NAIA playoff first round at Weede Arena. Abby Ingram led Pitt State with 16 points while Dana Cook went 0 for 16 for OU. OU finished the season 8 17. Pitt State advances to face Marymount after routing the Sooners.
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CH Boys Stumble, Girls Roll To 18-1
Northern Heights upset Central Heights 50-46 in boys action while Central Heights girls win 60-41 to reach 18-1. Duane Parks and Doug Parks led the winners with 36 points. Dallas Phillips 16 for CH. CH boys finish 14-4 after loss. both teams host first round sub-state games next Monday at Viking gym.
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Shockers Romp West Texas State in home finale
Wichita State, led by Antoine Carr with 23 points, crushed West Texas State 106-89 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. The Shockers shot 61 percent in the first half, built a 49-36 lead, and finished 22-6 overall, 11-4 in league as Levingston and Dreiling added 20 and 16 points respectively.
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