Bulldogs Blitz Vikings in 3A sub state opener
Chase County overwhelmed Central Heights 71 to 40 to open the 3A sub state, jumping to an 18-0 lead and pulling away after halftime. A. Ouderkirk led Chase County with 24 points while Kelly Wood topped CH with 19. Chase County improves to 13-6 and advances to face Northern Heights in the semifinal at Osage City.
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Cottonwood Falls
Central Heights
Chase County
Vikings
Bulldogs
Ike Cearfoss
A. Ouderkirk
Melinda Ouderkirk
Mary Soyer
Kelly Wood
Leslie Sheldon
Northern Heights
Osage City
Prep Scores From Several Kansas Matches Reported
A stream of high school basketball scores from various Kansas venues lists numerous boys results including Colby 78 over Russell, Girard 86 over Colby, and ongoing action across districts with games featuring Shawnee, Osawatomie, Perry Lacopton, and Topeka Hayden among others. Strong showings noted for Independence, Marmaton Valley, and Sacred Bearley teams with multiple close finishes and OT entries.
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Fiutchinan
Trinity
Salomon
Jefferson West
Topeka
Hayden Re” County North
Easton Pleasant
Johnson
Sublette
Lakin
Leotia
Lyndon
Valles Polls
McLouth
Troy
Meade
Syracuse
Meriden
Jefferson Weat
Hayden
Norton
Hoisington
Oakley
Kismet
Southwestern Heights
Oberlin
Phillipsburg
Onaga
Blue Rapids
Oswego
Moranaraaton Valley
Plainville
Belleville
Pleasonton
Uniontown
Kenna
Yatea Center
Mington
Douglass
Bee
Capone Royal Valley
Ipton
Russell
Thomas More
Scott City
Goodland
Seneca
Nemaha Valley
Horton
Smith Center
Trego
St. Paul
St. Marys
Silver Lake
Wellsville Grapplers Finish 23rd at State Meet
Wellsville High placed 23rd in the 1-3A State Wrestling Championships at Fort Hays State University. Dan Harrison, at 132 pounds, won three of five bouts to lead Wellsville, while Kelly Alterman at 138 pounds split four matches. Fellow grapplers Troy Samsel at 98 pounds, David Dwyer 105, Curtis Hrabe 126, and Tony Anderson 145 all went 0-2.
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Wellsville High
Fort Hay
State University
Dan Harrison
Eagles
Pace Wellsville
Kelly Alterman
Troy Samsel
David Dwyer
Curtis Hrabe
Tony Anderson
Pomona Girls Dominate Yates Center In Substate Opener
Pomona High School girls rout Yates Center 86 to 39 in a 3A sub-state opener, advancing to face Osage City in Osage City. Roseann Scott led with 33 points and 11 rebounds, Beth Jorgensen 16 points, while Pomona shot 50 percent and dominated the boards 57 to 38.
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Pomona
Pomona High
Yates Center
Indians
PHS
Osage City
Humboldt
Roseann Scott
Uniontown
Yates
R. Scott
Mason
Beth Jorgensen
Cindy Scott
Wildcats
Foul Trouble Defeats Wellsville In Sub-state Loss
Alma-Wabaunsee defeated Wellsville 66-48 in a first-round 3A girls sub-state game. Wellsville finishes 9-12. Alma-Wabaunsee advances to semifinal at Rossville. Key patterns included Alma-Wabaunsee’s 16-4 free throw edge and early foul trouble for Wellsville stars Newhouse and Henderson. Sophomore Jana Wright led Wellsville with 18 points. Marsha Frazier topped Alma-Wabaunsee with 21.
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ALMA
Wellsville High
Alma- Wabaunsee
Wellsville
Alma-Wabaunsee
Rossville
Karl Newhouse
Eagles
Sherie Henderson
Craig Adams
Kari
Sherie
Chargers
Jana Wright
K. Newhouse
Pam Clift
Linda Roby
Marsha Frazier
Michelle Keller
Janet Hund
St John’s Tops AP Top 20. NC State Back In Ranking
St John’s remains No 1 as NC State reenters the AP Top 20 at No 16 after a six game win streak and a tie for the ACC lead at 8-4. Arizona and Loyola Chicago debut at 19 and 20 while Michigan and Memphis State hold positions behind Duke Oklahoma.
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Valvano
Chris Washburn
NC State
Wolfpack
North Carolina
Arizona
Loyola
Tll
Michigan
Memphis State
Duke
Oklahoma
Blue Devils
Louisiana Tech
Roah Carolna
Tar Heels
Nevada
Las Vegas
Georgia Tech
Kansas
Syracuse
Southern Methodist
Georgia
Tulsa
North Carolina State
Virginia
St. John's
Ma Town
Memphis
Wv AB
Loyal
Travis Viewed as New KSU Athletic Director Choice
Manhattan reports indicate Larry Travis, 44, then Georgia Tech assistant athletic director, is the leading candidate to replace fired Dick Towers as Kansas State University athletic director. If he accepts, a news conference is planned on campus with a Kansas City event also set.
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Manhattan
Kan
Larry Travis
Georgia Tech
Kansas State University
Kansas City Times Today
The
Manhattan Mercury
Travis
Dick Towers
K-State
KSU
Kansas City
the Times
Laura
Atlanta
Dorothea
Scott
Yellow Jacket
Florida
Kansas State
Duane Acker
Towers
QU Committee Meets Wednesday Ottawa Quall Unlimited Meet
The banquet planning committee of the Ottawa Quall Unlimited chapter will convene Wednesday at 7 PM in the First National Bank building.
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Ottawa Quall Unlimited Chapter
First National Bank
Ottawa University and High School Athletes of the Week
Gary Williams named Herald Ottawa University Athlete of the Week after a 23-7 long jump at the NAIA indoor championships in Kansas City. Brian Jung earns Ottawa High honor with 14 points in a EKL win and 18 points 12 rebounds in a Paola loss as OHL split games with Olathe North and Paola.
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Gary Williams
Herald
Ottawa University
Brian Jung
Ottawa
Williams
Kansas City
Jung
OHL
Cyclones
Olathe North
Paola
Sammy Epps
Southern
Arkansas
North
Warriors Split Twinbill at Wellsville Season Finale
Wellsville Junior High closed its basketball season with a mixed twinbill against Spring Hill. The eighth graders won 51-39, finishing 9-1, led by Jack Wilhite with 12 points and Brian O Connor with 10. The seventh graders fell 49-25, ending 7-3, with Brett Campbell scoring 7 for Wellsville.
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Wellsville
Spring Hill
Warriors
Jack Wilhite
Brian O'Connor
Charley Feihler
Brett Campbell
Ryan Hrabe
Brian Young
Twelve Mat Masters Place Paola in Wrestling Meet
Ottawa Mat Masters Kid Wrestling Club with twenty members competed last weekend and 12 finished in the top four across divisions. Chuck Minner led by winning the 1¢ and under 95-pound class. runners-up were Wells Wieneke Lynn Blevins. Third places included Brannan Sink Brockman Teter Lynn Crump and McClay.
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Paola
Ottawa Mat Masters Kid Wrestling Club
Chuck Minner
Ottawa
Richard Blevins
Patrick Brannan
Mark Sink
Paul Brockman
Kevin Teter
Justin Lynn
Jeremy Crump
Marc McClay
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Miller
Stubenweter
Orgad
Starkey
Rattiger
Heth
M. Ouderkirk
Haunting
Ouderkirk
Soyer
Totaly
Reed Et
Alien Northern Heights
Prairie View
Andover
Haven
Ashland
Elkhart
Baldwin
Osawatomie
Baxter Springs
Columbus
Burden Central
Kiowa
Barber
Burlington
Garnett
Caney
Fredonia
Carbondale
Santa Fe Trail
Holton
Chaparral
Nickerson
Circle
Mulvane
Clifton Clyde
Riley County
Calby
Beloit
Concordia
Abilene
Eskridge
Mission Valley
Flinthills
Howard West Elk
Frontenac
Jayhawk-Linn
Girard
Galens
Hesston
Wellsville Grapplers
Jim Mason
PHL
Melanie Bishop
Lori Stauffer
Aoromon Leakey
Garber
Jorgensen
Elichinger
C. Scott
Lantis
Eeard
Parker
Hegge
Gurggeon
Curtis
Ellis
Rath
Lele
Bishop
Kartwig
Tracy
Stauffer
Oter
Wellaville
Alma-Wabamsee
Summer
MicAssy
Keller
Frazies
Mwnd
Harms
Schrader
Wright
Handerson
Cihi
Childs
Newhouse
Main
Hrabe
Finch
Kramer
Raby
Tetats
St. John’s
By Jody Taylor
Associated Press
Jim Valvano
Houston
Southern Cal
Georgetown
Redmen
Madison Square Garden
Monwealth
Illinois
Loyola of Illinois
Ielege
Itackettail
Kansas State Athletic Department
Mercury
Louisville
Pepper Rodgers
Mississippi
ECAC
Southwestern
Ken. Wesleyan
St. Mary
Wu Bathany
Np Taborito Rassais
Ois Bethel
Williams Edge
Rob Noel
John Fitts
Gary
Charlie Wells
Jay Wieneke
Jerry Lynn
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