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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2004

Page

10

Friday and Saturday Kansas high school and college schedule

Ottawa hosts Ward Williamsburg and Lebo in Friday action while Madi son Wrestling features 4 5A and 1 3A state events in Hays and Wichita. Saturday brings Ottawa at Southwestern and ECAC men semifinals set for 7 p.m. in TBA venues. Monday shows Anderson County at Baldwin and Yates Center at Central Heights with multiple games across Wellsville Pomona Prairie View Erie and Burlington venues.

Ottawa Williamsburg Madison Wichita Hays Southwestern

Prep Scores From Thursday Kansas Regional Boys and Girls Results

Kansas prep scores reported by The Associated Press cover thursday regional games across multiple classes. Notable results include Berean Academy 52 Burrton 37 and Pretty Prairie 54 Fairfield 52 in boys action, with several OT finishes such as Madison Wilemsburg 64 Hartford 59. Strong showings by Central Christian 69 Quivira Heights 61 and Southern Coffey County 83 topa 53 reflecting wide district play.

Kansas Boys Associated Press Berean Academy Burrton Pretty Prairie Fairfield Bern Bern Elwood Wetmore Kansas Deaf Coldwater Cunningham South Central Ashland Greensburg Cuba White Rock Hillcrest Pike Valley Mankato Dexter Rosalia Flinthills Cedar Vale Caldwell Dexter Goodland Herndon Golden Plains Jennings Brewster Hanover Frankfort Baileyville Centralia Hanover Little River Central Christian Quivira Heights Macksville Madison Wilemsburg Hartford Lebo Marais Des Cygnés Ness City Hauston Ransom-Bazine Otis Bison Phillipsburg Victoria Kensington Palco Rol Sa Gray Minneola Southern Coffey County Topa Sabetha Atchison County Wellsville Prairie View Andale Wellington Andover Central Andover BV North Blue Valley Cheney Conway Springs Circle Clearwater Garden Plain Belle Plaine Gardner-Edgerton Eudora Goddard Buhler Hillsboro Ellinwood Labetta County Fort Scott Maize Rose Hill Marion Chase County Mount Academy Hiawatha Norton Stockton Oakey Hill City Parsons Columbus Philipsburg Plainville Santa Fe Trail Immaculata Sedan Caney Valley SM Northwest SM North SM Soule SM East Valley Center Mulvane Wich Sumrise Grace

Quarterfinals Teese Fe Nagas Voorn Summary 90 OT Ottawa Eight Southweeten

In an overtime finish Ottawa secured a 90 point win against Southweeten in the quarterfinals. Teese and Voorn led the scoring with strong performances, while Nagas and Garr contributed key plays to advance to the next round. Chava added momentum in critical moments.

Teese Fe Nagas Voorn Oe Garr Chava Ottawa Southweeten

Warriors edge Braves in overtime for playoff win

Sterling defeated Ottawa 93-90 in overtime in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference quarterfinal. Key performances included Thomas Buckner with 30 points for Ottawa and Kyle Zammar also scoring 30 before fouling out, while Sterling built an early lead and held off late rallies as both teams played out a closely contested rematch.

Sterling Lightning Ottawa University Ottawa Kansas Collegiate Athletic Warriors Saint Mary’s Thomas Buckner Trey Williams Kyle Zammar Bret Lickteig Buckner Zammar P.J. Siggal Lickteig

Panthers edge Hartford in overtime for sub state berth

Williams bur g Panthers rally past Hartford 64 59 in OT with substitute coach Chuck Lee leading the team. Hartford opened 18 4 before Williamsburg fought back to secure a sub state bid and extend a rivalry with the top seed.

Madison Williamsburg Panthers Kris Hassler Hartford Chuck Lee Hassler

Williamsburg Faces Hartford In Classic Postseason Clash

In a tense postseason matchup between two small high schools, Williamsburg built an 18-9 early lead as Hartford battled back. The Panthers outscored Hartford 20-9 in the second quarter to take a 29-27 halftime edge, with Steven Bathory contributing eight of his 22 points in that period.

Lee Williamsburg Panthers Hartford Steven Bathory

Sub-state seeds set in area basketball playoffs

The Herald reports area schools earned high seeds for next week's sub-state tournaments. Baldwin girls top 4A at Louisburg hosting Anderson County, with Prairie View and Spring Hill set for a Thursday Louisburg pairing. Iola, Louisburg, Fort Scott, and Osawatomie vie the other 4A quarterfinals. In 3A, Central Heights boys are second seed at Burlington, with CH and Yates Center meeting Monday. Pomona hosts Wellsville as Burlington and Jayhawk-Linn await semifinal winners.

Herald Baldwin Louisburg Anderson County Prairie View Spring Hill Iola Fort Scott Osawatomie Anderson County Boys Bulldogs Central Heights Burlington Viking Yates Center Ch-Yates Center Humboldt Erie Pomona Wellsville Jayhawk-Linn

Wellsville Keeps Tussle With Prairie View In Close Loss

Prairie View outscored Wellsville in all quarters to win 53-42. Kimberly Hughes led the Eagles with 11 points, Erica Patton added 10 as Wellsville fights to the end. Prairie View faces Burlington in the 3A sub state while Royal Valley dominates Pomona 54-25 in Hoyt.

Herald Wellsville Prairie View Kimberly Hughes Eagles Erica Patton Burlington Wilson Boyer Ravnikar Burke Claar Watson Williamsburg Kelly Higbie Kerry Higbie Sameel Barthol K. Hughes Pearce Roecke Patton Royal Valley Pomona HOYT Eureka Laible Stone Area Hailine Danielson Hensley Ehrhart Reno Nitcher Hamilton Butier Bowman Reece

Royals optimism rises after 2003 season

Surprise, Arizona AP report notes Kansas City Royals manager Tony Pena distributes Together We Can and October shirts on the first day of full-squad workouts. Owner David Glass and GM Allard Baird express cautious to hopeful optimism about competing for the division, contrasting with the 100-loss year prior.

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