College Hoop Scores From Kansas to Arizona State
Kansas Kansas State 70 to 58 and Missouri 90 over Oklahoma 107 headline a day of college basketball results across regions. Notable: Drake? No. Major wins include Texas Christian 90 over Texas Tech 68 and Oregon 96 to 79 over Southern Cal with Stanford 57 over Arizona State 44. Multiple regional games feature varied scores and close finishes.
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District 10 basketball playoffs open with matchups set
The men's first round features Bethany at Emporia State, Friends at Washburn, Tabor at Fort Hays State, and Benedictine at Mid-America Nazarene with semifinals on Saturday and finals March 6. The women's bracket opens Bethany at Tabor, Fort Hays State awaits the Bethany-Tabor winner, with Friends at Washburn and Sterling at Emporia State and Baker at St Mary of the Plains, semifinals Thursday and the title on Saturday.
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Final Los Angeles Open results and prize money list
Fred Couples won $180,000 for a five under par 266 at Rivieras Country Club. Gil Morgan and Peter Jacobsen tied for second at 269 and 270 with $106,000 and $58,000 prizes. The final table lists all players, scores, and payouts from the $1 million event.
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Tom Sieckmann
Jay Haas
Hale Irwin
Mike Allen
Lary Mize
Phil Blackmar
Jim Gallagher
Rick Fehr
Bill Butter
Lanny Wadkins
Bill Sender
Roas Cochran
Steve Elkington
Cory Pavin
Zogg Places Fifth At State Wrestling Meet
Ottawa High heavyweight Murray Zogg narrowly missed the finals at Wichita state competition, finishing fifth after pinning Buhler’s Morell and defeating Jason Kelly before a 4-3 semifinal loss to Nick Gray. Cyclones finish 27th with 12 points. teammates Marc McClay Tony Hiles Val Quintana and Shawn Bogart also won matches.
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Braves sink Threshers to cap season in fourth place
NORTH NEWTON Ottawa University men crushed Bethel 88 70 to finish 13 13 overall and 10 8 in KCAC play claiming sole possession of fourth. Seniors Danny Holmes and Darnell Johnson led with 20 and 19 points as Rodney White added 19 and Matt Johannsen 11. Johnson capped a strong run by earning ECAC player of the week after shooting 65 percent and grabbing eight boards against Bethel.
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Johnson and Paramore share KCAC weekly honor
Ottawa University’s Darnell Johnson and Sterling College’s Paramore share the KCAC player of the week award. Paramore, a McPherson junior forward, tallied 66 points in two losses including a 44-point career high against Bethany. Johnson, a Shelby Miss. senior center, posted 57 points and 19 rebounds across three games, shooting 25 of 35 from the field while OU coach Steve Hill praised his week.
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Ottawa University Women Fall To Bethel In Season Finale
Ottawa University women end 1989-1990 with a 63-49 loss to Bethel College, finishing 6-20 overall and 3-15 in the Kansas Conference. Dee Dee Lewis led OU with 11 points, while Bethel’s Heide Thieszen scored 21 as Ottawa pressed in the second half but could not close the gap.
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Speer Tops Rechtfertig In 135 Final For State Title Rematch
In a high school wrestling regional and state showdown, Brent Rechtfertig of Wellsville fell to Effingham star Doug Speer 2-1 in the 3-2-1A regional final and 8-7 in overtime in the state final. Rechtfertig finished 23-3, helping Wellsville place sixth as a team the best in program history. Coach Steve Morris credited the achievement to the Eagle wrestlers' strong showing against western powers.
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Indians Fall to Chargers in Mid-East League Showdown
Osage City Chargers defeated Alma- Wabaunsee 71 to 59 as they surged to an 18 2 lead and held on after OCHS rallied late. Clark Pearson led Osage City with 20 points including a school record six 3s while Chad Wilkins and Rick Carlson added 13 and 12 respectively. Osage City travels to Allen for 3A sub state play Tuesday against Northern Heights.
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Robbins lifts Waverly to 1A regional title at Olpe
Waverly Highboys beat Olpe 78 69 to capture the 1A regional title led by Sean Robbins 35 points 13 rebounds. The 20 1 Bulldogs advance to the Emporia sub state to face Dexter at 7 p m Friday with Kansas State coach Lon Kruger and KU coach Roy Williams in attendance.
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Panthers fall to Olpe in regional final upset
Williamsburg High girls suffer through two poor middle quarters allowing Olpe to pull ahead 24-8. Burg, limited to 21 points, turn the ball over 26 times and shoot 7 of 25. Jamie Gragg leads WHS with 10 points as Burg advances to sub-state to meet Burrton in Emporia.
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Panthers
Burg
Roger Driver
WHS
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