Panthers eye sub state berth in regional win
Williamsburg girls beat Madison 51 29 to reach 1A sub state with a semifinal against Lebo Friday. Starters Magrath 20 and Lee 22 led the Panthers while coach Shawn Walters credited defense for the comeback after a slow start.
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Madison
Lebo
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Walters
Jess Magrath
Hallie Lee
Curry
Clark
Stewart
Finch
Hudson
Tipton
Magrath
Lee
Johnson
Central Heights
Uniontown
Vikings
Kansas State Makes Slow Progress in Wooldridge Era
Kansas State, 12-11 overall and 4-8 in the Big 12, shows gradual signs of improvement under Jim Wooldridge as injuries and youth slow a potential breakthrough. Iowa State eyes revenge after a 31-point loss, while Hart’s injury and recent road wins shape a shaky but hopeful season for the Wildcats.
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Iowa State
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Nebraska
Ames
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Hart
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Bluechip
Cartier Martin
Dez Willingham
Jeremiah Massey
Big 12
Ricardo Patton
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Bacone sweeps Braves. Ottawa baseball swept 2-1 and 13-4
Bacone College defeated Ottawa University 2-1 in the opener as a six-run sixth inning broke a tight pitcher's duel. In the nightcap Bacone pulled away with four runs in the fifth and six in the sixth to win while Ottawa added a run in the fifth. Danny Holmes led Ottawa with two hits in the first game. Jeff Strack Birch Roybal and Ryan Zink posted two hits each in defeat. In Tulsa, Ottawa Twisters gymnasts Anna Daniels and Amanda Hill earned multiple podium finishes with Daniels winning floor and double mini and Hill winning trampoline.
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Bacone College
Ottawa
Braves
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Danny Holmes
Jeff Strack
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Ryan Zink
Roybal
Tulsa
Okla
Twisters
Anna Daniels
Amanda Hill
Missouri keeps tourney bid alive in dramatic finish
Missouri staged a dramatic comeback to beat No. 6 Oklahoma State 93-92 after blowing a nine point lead in the final minutes. Arthur Johnson scored 29 points with 13 rebounds, while Rickey Paulding added 31 as the Tigers remain in NCAA tournament contention.
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Arthur Johnson
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Rickey Paulding
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Texas
Snyder
Nebraska
Paulding
Johnson
Eddie Sutton
Sumner Edges Ottawa In OT To Close Season
Ottawa falls 59 54 in overtime as Sumner uses ball control to force fouls and seal the win. Seniors Bryan McMurtrey and Michael Hutchingson lead Sumner with 18 points each while Andrew Maxwell adds six. Ottawa (14 5) ends the regular season with a loss. Sumner seeks a home sub state game next week. JV also falls to Sumner 64 62 with Addison Miller scoring 18.
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Hedrick
KaDee Thompson
Vikings
Eagles
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Alicia Stahl
Mandi Cox
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Nelson
Wigger
Nitcher
McClendon
Cyclones
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Gabe Sheffield
Bones
Baldwin
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ENO
Sabres
Bryan McMurtrey
Michael Hutchingson
Pace
Ward
OHL
Addison Miller
Dustyn Toland
Aaron Douglas
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