Friday Basketball and State Wrestling Results Across Cities
Friday college basketball features ECAC playoff routes with Bethel and Anderson County games at multiple locales. State wrestling venues in Ottawa and Wichita host events at 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. AP reports scorelines from small college games including Southwestern 93 Bethany 88 OT and Bakers 60 Friends 83. Notable college basketball results span East La Salle over Fordham 94 73 and Arizona 100 Washington State 86 with numerous regional matchups and tournament first rounds listed.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas
Southwestern
Bethany
Evangel
Baker
Friends
Weslayan
Central Bible
Messenger
Mid-Am
Naz
Cent Mathodist
William Jewell
Culver-Stockton
Bellarmine
Missouri-St. Louis
Sterling
Bethel
Benedictine
Graceland
East la Salle
Fordham
Duke
Maryland
Midwest Cincinnati
Marquette
Xavier
Ohio
Bonaventure
Southwest
Louisiana
Texas-Arlington
Nevada
North
Utah
Texas-El Paso
Washington
Arizona St
Weber
Baseball and football contract moves across leagues
Transactions Thursday reports multiple signings and terminations across baseball, basketball, and football. Notable moves include Jason Dickson and Tedd Greene with the Angels, Jed Hansen and Sergio Nunez with the Royals, and Shannon Stewart with the Blue Jays. NFL signings include Gene Williams with the Falcons and Donald Hollas with the Redskins. coach extensions announced for Akron.
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Associated Press
Anaheim Angels
Jason Dickson
Tedd Greene
Kansas City Royals
Jed Hansen
Sergio Nunez
Brian Bavil
Milwaukee Brewers
Steve Swisher
New Orleans
Toronto Blue Jays
Shannon Stewart
Julio Mosquero
Joe Young
Kelvin Escobar
Arizona Diamondbacks
George Santioga
Atlanta Braves
Paul Byrd
Jermaine Dye
NEW York Mets
Toby Borland
SAN Francisco Giants
William Vanlandingham
Kirk Rueter
Doug Creek
National Basketball Association
Dallas Mavericks
Jason Soaser
Sasha Danilogic
Seattle Supersonics
Detlaf Schrempf
Continental Basketball Association
Connecticut Pride
Jeff Kent
Jerry Reynolds
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
Gene Williams
Tim McKyer
Jacksonville Jaguars
Derek Brown
NEW England Patriots
Ottawa University Falls to Tabor in KCAC Quarterfinals
Ottawa University seniors fight hard but fall 88 72 to eighth seed Tabor in the KCAC tournament. Tabor dominates with 29 of 31 free throws while OU battles back from early deficits led by Karnatz and Nelson.
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Fillsboro
Ottawa University
Braves
Tabor
Blue Jays
Ottawa
Kansas
Ryan Nelson
Greg King
Brandt Miller
Karnatz
Denver
Dan Petersen
Nelson
Travis Hermreck
Carrier
Justus
Glanzer
Pyle
Gillete
Wichert
Gortison
Finney
Scott
Kam
Behnke
Jost
Kern
Robinson
Miller
Hapner
Clavarly
McDonnell
King
Banks
Holtime
Karmatz
Williamsburg Bays Rally For Regional Title Bid
Williamsburg races to a 16 6 season, surpassing earlier wins as Hart ford stifles outside scoring. Chris Parkin posts a career high 20 points and 18 rebounds in a 67 65 double overtime win for MdCV over Waverly, lifting state hopes while Waverly ends 11 9 for the season.
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Todd Karnatz
Carrier
Nelson
Washburn
Braves
Walker
Chris Parkin
Mdcv
Waverly
Mike Reed
Trojans
Steve Burkdoll
Williamsburg
Dixon
Krieger
Driver
Broyles
Parkin
Evans
COF regional basketball and cheer squads compete in tourney
COF Training Services sent 31 athletes and cheerleaders to the Region I Special Olympics Basketball Tournament. COF I placed second in Masters Div I with a 2-1 record, defeating Lakemary Blue and COF IT before a loss to Pine A. COF II finished fourth, and COF IIB took third in Masters II with a 1-2 mark. COF cheer squads earned third place, with Ottawa and Burlington participants.
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Ittsburg
COF
COF I
Lakemary Blue
Psh&tc Pine A
COF IT
David Barton
John Barton
Kevin Elder
Ira Lewis
Scott Moran
Theron Weidner
Mark Whiteford
Ottawa
COF II
Psh&tc
Wes Burchett
Darren Hoover
Clyde Parr
Joanne Dickinson
Charlie Feltner
George Taylor
Eric
John Knackel
Osage City
Carl Spitler
Burlington
COFI
Meri Gifford
Stephanie King
Traci Porteous
Anna Jester
Christy Shobe
Nanci Willson
Rosie Atwood
Sandy Robinson
Bloss nets 51 in final home game for Wellsville
Wellsville senior Emily Bloss scored a school record 51 points to lead the Eagles to an 84-33 win in her final home appearance. She had 41 points in the prior game, as Wellsville won four of five before traveling to Immaculata for sub-state on Tuesday.
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Wellsville
Emily Bloss
Bloss
Eagles
Nets
Immaculata
Friends advance to KCAC semifinals behind Pete rally
Martin Pete scores 21 as Friends roll past Kansas Wesleyan 83 59 in quarterfinals. Teammates Holmes and Schneider chip in 14 each, Nott adds 13 and 10 boards. Wesleyan’s Klingenberg leads with 19 as Friends set date with Sterling in the semifinals.
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Wichita
Kan
Martin Pete
Friends
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas
Drew Holmes
Troy Schneider
Erik Nott
Nott
Kory Klingenberg
Wesleyan
Sterling
Bethel
Newton
Jason Ontjes
Jeremy Frederick
Jason Hudson
Friends University
Mark Ediger
Marcus Soto
Southwestern
Bethany
Winfield
Sub-state pairings announced for multiple Kansas high schools
The upcoming prep basketball post season begins next week with sub state games. Ottawa boys host Prairie View at 7 p.m. Monday and Ottawa girls host Paola at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Anderson County teams face Osawatomie and Prairie View respectively with semifinals Friday and finals Saturday at Spring Hill. Other pairings include Baldwin at Basehor-Linwood for boys, Baldwin girls versus Bonner Springs, Central Heights at home against Yates Center, Pomona at Osage City and Northern Heights, Osage City girls hosting Eureka, Wellsville at Eudora, Lyndon at Frontenac, and Williamsburg Waverly Marais des Cygnes Valley in a joint regional pending this week’s results.
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Spring Hill
Ottawa
Prairie View
Anderson County
Osawatomie
Paola
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Basehor-Linwood
Bonner Springs
Central Heights
Yates Center
Humboldt
Pomona
Osage City
Northern Heights
Eureka
Wellsville
Eudora
McLouth
Leavenworth- Timmaculata
Lyndon
Pleasanton
Frontenac
Williamsburg
Waverly
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
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Uniontown
Nemaha Valley
Norther Heights
Ward
Wallavilla
Hays
Andy Carrier
OMS
Jay Thornton
Michelle Robertson
Don Sigmund
Ottawa High School
Lebo
Williamsburg Bays
Tford
Willam Ure
David ‘Walker
Abe
Hartford
Heckathorn
Marin
Menke
Humphrey
KCAC
Evangel Pops Baker
Eeee
Josh Bradford
John Merz
Donald Carter
Kyle Wollenberg
Merz
Trevor Charvat
Caleb Blanding
Ricky Roper
Kendrick Proctor
Jason Hajek
Springfield
Maury Leitzke
Heart of America
Barry Kemp
Steven Richard
Rodney Mullings
Brent Dorsey
Mid- America Nazarene
Lars
Osawatome
Louisburg
Mar
Gurlington
Lowsburg
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