Waverly 1A boys regional and other Thursday games
Thursday schedule features Waverly 1A boys regional MdCV versus Madison Lebo winner at 6 pm and P W Williamsburg hosting Waverly at 7 30 pm plus Wamego at Ottawa 5 30 pm Prairie View at Wellsville G 7 30 pm and Ottawa at Tabor ECAC Tournament 7 pm. Friday entries include Waverly 1A girls regional Williamsburg Lebo 6 pm MdCV vs Waverly 7 30 pm Osawatomie at Anderson 5 pm Louisburg at Baldwin 5 pm Osage City at Rock Creek 5 pm Ottawa at Ward 6 15 pm Prairie View at Wellsville B 7 30 pm State Wrestling 4A and 3A state tournaments at Wichita and Hays beginning 9 am.
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Prep Poll highlights state basketball rankings by class and team
The AP consensus rankings from the Topeka Capital Journal Wichita Eagle and Kansas Basketball Coaches Association list top teams across classes 6A to 1A for boys and girls. Notable leaders include Derby Wichita Southeast and Conway Springs with strong records. several ties and multiple schools receive mentions in the “Others rated” sections.
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Emporia
Junction City
Shawnee Mission North
ECs in KCAC First Round Matchups
The KCAC tournament opens at 7 30 p m with men s games Ottawa at Tabor Friends at Southwestern Sterling at Bethel McPherson at Bethany and women s games Bethel at Bethany McPherson at Tabor Southwestern at Friends Kan Wesleyan at Sterling.
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College Basketball Scores From Wednesday AP East Region
East Boston College 72 West Virginia 69 Michigan 77 Penn State 61 St Bonaventure 72 Mass 70 in double overtime. South Alabama 85 Mississippi State 70 Duke 76 Georgia Tech 53 George Washington 64 Virginia Tech 50 Kentucky 83 Auburn 58 Mississippi 61 Arkansas 65 Southern Miss 72 Louisville 62 Tennessee 79 Florida 75 Vanderbilt 60 LSU 58 Midwest Ball State 80 Western Michigan 71 Eastern Michigan 87 Toledo 86 Iowa 75 Northwestern 55 Kansas State 95 Texas A&M 80 Miami Ohio 61 Bowling Green 52 Missouri 86 Colorado 67 Northern Illinois 63 Central Michigan 61 Nebraska 82 Texas Tech 65 Notre Dame 79 Georgetown 69 Ohio State 61 Wisconsin 56 Ohio University 76 Kent 6 Purdue 87 Minnesota 83 Saint Louis 67 Marquette 65
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Kansas State Wins Big Without Manny Dies
Kansas State beat Texas A M 95 80 as Ty Sims scored 26 points replacing Manny Dies who sat in street clothes after an arrest on suspicion of possessing an open container of alcohol. Dies has not been charged.
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Ottawa Wrestlers Fight Through Pain At State Meet
Ottawa seniors Dawson Grant Justin Altic and Casey Black lead a five man state qualifier group after a rough regional meet. Grant, 125 pounds, aims to rebound from a fourth place finish as he faces Shannon Wren in the first round. Altic, 112, has a perfect 26 0 record and wrestles Casey Finley opening. Black, 161, brings a 32 5 mark and meets Clete Frazell in the opener. Coach Boldra urges mental toughness to translate regional grit into state success.
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Dorsey Ends Baker Career in Heart Tournament Loss
Dorsey, Heart Conference player of the year, scored 19 in his finale as Missouri Valley defeated Baker 77 to 65. Wellsville senior finished Baker's career as all-time scoring leader with 2,501 points and 352 three-pointers, while Baker retired jersey No. 34.
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Kansas assistant Gillespie resigns to join Nebraska staff
Lawrence Kansas AP reports Kansas assistant Dave Gillespie has resigned to join Nebraska's coaching staff. Gillespie arrived at Kansas in 1994 as recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach after serving as Nebraska's recruiting coordinator from 1986 to 1993. He played for Nebraska as an I back from 1974 to 1976.
Dye eyes big season with Royals right fielder Jermaine Dye
Royals manager Tony Muser aims Dye at 150 games or more to gauge his true potential after mixed 1997. Dye recalls 162 games as possible and notes past injuries. He shows improved conditioning from winter Puerto Rico impressions and dreams of 20 to 25 homers with Royals.
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Royals seek bids to sell Kansas City team
Kansas City Royals plan to sell the team with a detailed information book to potential bidders within a week or two. The process aims for a final decision by mid-April, with a minimum bid of 75 million and proceeds to charity.
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