Pride and Pitfalls Set for KU K-State Showdown
Kansas and Kansas State meet in Lawrence amid youth and inexperience as both chase a Big Eight cellar battle. Missouri leads, Oklahoma and Nebraska loom, while the 118-81 series edge favors Kansas overall. Ted Owens expects a tough, state pride game with both teams building toward the postseason.
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Area basketball sub-state action to determine state ties
Area 2A and 3A teams begin first round sub state play Monday and Tuesday at sites tied to seeded schools. Central Heights and Wellsville host 3A games, Pomona and Lyndon host 2A in Winchester and Osage City venues, with semifinals set for Thursday and Friday and state berths decided March 10 to 12 in six cities.
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Scrutton wins Big Eight indoor three mile to tie record
Kansas leads Big Eight after Friday with 20 points as Mark Scrutton of Colorado wins the indoor three mile in 13 32.4, tying Glenn Cunningham's conference record with his 14th title. Joe Kipsang of Iowa State and Joe Metcalf of Oklahoma State finish close behind. Wilhoite, Hanson, and Owolabi boost Kansas in the long jump with 18 points.
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Eagles Cup Perfect Campaign
Wellsville finishes third straight undefeated regular season by beating Piper 67 to 32 to claim a fourth straight Jayhawk League title. WHS, ranked No. 1 in 3A, hosts Kansas City Missouri in the playoff opener Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Prep Scores and Big 6 Meet Highlights From Friday Night
Osage City edged a close first round sub state contest as Wellsville and Piper shined. The Eagles surged 18 1 in the opening period and led 38 15 at halftime with Cramer and Shelton scoring 16 and 13 points.
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Waverly Dominates Olpe to Reach Regionals Final
Waverly, defending 1A state champion, crushed Olpe 57 to 32 to advance to the regional final. Waverly’s boys, 17-3, push toward an all-Waverly title night with Crest awaiting in the final, while Olpe falls to 19-1 in a girls semifinal setback.
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Herington Upsets Pomona Girls 27 25 In Nonleague Clash
Herington used a controlled game plan to upset Pomona 27 25 at home. The Indians built a 20 8 lead by halftime and protected it with tough defense and patient shooting, while Pomona struggled from the floor and charity stripe. Kline led Herington with 12 points, Roseann Scott 8, Cheryl Burgeon 7 as Pomona ends regular season 10 7 and Herington improves to 6 14. The Indian gals host Lyndon in a 2A sub state opener Monday night at 7 30 with a shot at Winchester finals.
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Wellsville Girls Blow Out Piper
Wellsville's girls basketball erupted for a 73-29 regular season finale win over Piper led by Sarah Massengale with 24 points and Brenda Caruthers 14 points 15 rebounds 9 assists. The Eagles finish 13 8 and host Osage City in the sub state first round Tuesday at 6 30 p.m.
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