Late trey lifts Central Heights over Yates Center in doubleheader
In a Friday CH court doubleheader, JoEtta Kratzberg hit a final 3 to give Central Heights girls a 55 54 win over Yates Center while the CH boys routed their opponents 89 74. Dana Wiederholt produced 21 points, Kathy Wood 17, Jessica Pine 12 rebounds as CH Girls finish Three Rivers play 5 7. Craig Adkinson and Denny Gillett led CH Boys with 29 each, coach Buddy Welch praised adjustments as Heights closes 7 5. CH hosts McLouth to start Class 3A sub state play.
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Viking
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Denney Gillett
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Minster
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Simmons reaches 3,000 points in La Salle blowout over Manhattan
Lionel Simmons scored 27 to reach 3,024 career points, surpassing Hersey Hawkins for fourth on the all time list as La Salle routed Manhattan 100-60 in MAAC play. The milestone arrived amid a celebration with Gov. Casey declaring Lionel Simmons Day.
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Baseball talks stall as weekend session set in NY
Negotiators meet again after a two day delay with no breakthrough on key issues including salary arbitration. Fehr notes a large chasm remains while owners push toward preserving the April 2 season start and players seek a higher minimum salary. Exhibition games face delays and several spring openers are canceled or postponed.
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Wellsville matmen push five into state semis at Hays
Five Wellsville wrestlers advanced to the Class 1A 3A state tournament after day one at Gross Coliseum in Hays. Brent Rechtfertig led with three decision wins at 135 pounds to reach another title bout and prepare for Doug Speer of Effingham. Heath Hrabe went 2-1 at 171 pounds, with Cory Cunningham 112 pounds, Bryan Hammon 125, and Corey Anderson 152 also winning their first state matches before second-round losses and moving into consolation rounds. Eagle coach Steve Morris noted eight victories for the group, hoping for more on the backside.
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Baldwin girls suffer one-point defeat in late rally
Osawatomie edges Baldwin 56 to 55 after Baldwin erased a 12 point fourth quarter deficit. Crista Wallis and Kelly Flory sparked late Bulldog charges, with Kristin Flory going six for six from the line. Baldwin drops to 4 15 ahead of 4A Sub state at Santa Fe Trail.
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Rookie Michael Allen leads LA Open with Riviera record
Unheralded 31-year-old Michael Allen shot 3-under 67 to reach 11-under 131 and set a two round record at Riviera Country Club. He holds a one stroke lead over Rocco Mediate and Peter Jacobsen, with Mediate at 12-under and Jacobsen at 134 alongside Tony Sills Gil Morgan and Craig Stadler in the chasing group. Defending champion Mark Calcavecchia remains in contention.
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Pomona Girls Fall To Uniontown In Regular Season Finale
Pomona girls, missing two top players with injuries, drop to Uniontown 49 to 39. Alane Harris leads Pomona with 15 points while Michelle Bame and Angie Flager sit out or play limited minutes. Uniontown dominates free throws early, but Pomona narrows in the second half before falling as Howard awaits in sub-state play.
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