Pomona Girls Basketball Featured in Online Photo Gallery
Local sports galleries offer online access to recent events including Pomona girls basketball, OHS wrestling, OHS boys basketball, and OU women's basketball. View and purchase photos and keepsakes at the Ottawa Herald MyCapture page.
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Sub-state schedule for Class 5A 3A 4A unveilings midweek
Basketball sub-state action lists Wednesday and Thursday games across multiple classes. Ark City visits Ottawa at 7 p.m. as Class 5A. Wichita West plays Ottawa at 7 p.m. Thursday in 5A. Class 3A features Osage City vs Pomona at 6 p.m. and Burlington against Wellsville at 7:30 p.m. Fort Scott hosts Anderson County in a 7:30 p.m. Class 4A boys matchup.
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Ark City
Ottawa
Wichita West
Central Heights
Osage City
Pomona
Burlington
Wellsville
Fort Scott Boys
Anderson County
Ft. Scott
College basketball and NBA schedule featuring GW at Charlotte and more
The lineup lists college games including George Washington at Charlotte at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 and Virginia Tech at Virginia on ESPN. Other matchups include North Carolina at Georgia Tech on ESPN2 and Memphis at UTEP on ESPN. UCLA visits Washington at 9:30 p.m. on FSN. NBA games feature Cleveland at Dallas at 7 p.m. on TNT and the Los Angeles Clippers at Seattle at 9:30 p.m. on TNT.
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George Washington
Charlotte
Virgina Tech
Virginia
ESPN
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
ESPN2
Memphis
Utep
UCLA
Washington
FSN
Cleveland
Dallas
LA Clippers
Seattle
Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores From Tuesday AP
Results show Burlington 89 over Jayhawk Linn 53 and Central Heights 45 over Eureka 28. Other notable tallies include Cheney 56 over Conway Springs 34, Erie 87 beating Pomona 63, and Medicine Lodge 57 over Chaparral 46.
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Kansas Prep
Associated Press
Burlington
Jayhawk
Linn
Central Heights
Eureka
Cheney
Conway Springs
Erie
Pomona
Fredonia
Baxter Springs
Frontenac
Cherryvale
Galena
Caney Valley
Halstead
Remington
Holcomb
Hoisington
KC Christian
Atchison Co
KC Ward
Eudora
McLouth
Horton
Medicine Lodge
Chaparral
Nemaha Valley
Rossville
Northern Heights
Riley Co
Phillipsburg
Ellsworth
Pleasant Ridge
Jeff North
Riverton
Neodesha
Rock Creek
Silver Lake
Sabetha
Mission Valley
Sacred Heart
Beloit
Saline
Lyons
Wellsville
Osage City
Wichita Collegiate
Haven
Abilene
Wamego
Andale
Andover
Se-Cherokee
Louisburg
Prairie View
Lyndon
Jackson Heights
Marmaton Valley
Ne-Arma
Marysville
Clay Center
Meade
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Bennington
Moundridge
Sterling
Oakley
Stockton
Osborne
Clifton-Clyde
Oxford
Hartford
Paola
Osawatomie
Pittsburg
Colgan
Oswego
Rose Hill
Independence
Spring Hill
Garnett
St. John
Inman
St. Marys
Valley Falls
Tonganoxie
DeSoto
Ulysses
Larned
Uniontown
Humboldt
Valley Heights
Lakeside
Year of Lady Braves Ottawa surges into nationals
The Ottawa University women's basketball team, the Lady Braves, surged to the NAIA Division I National Tournament by beating ninth-ranked Sterling 74 to 58 in Sterling to claim the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference title for the third time in four years. Ottawa (23-8) awaits its first round opponent in Sioux City, Iowa, as it heads to nationals backed by a 6-4 record against ranked foes and wins over Sterling, Tabor, and former champion Morningside.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Kansas
Tabor
Ottawa
Morningside
Lady Warriors
Krystal White
Ot basketball earns ECAC honors with five starters named
Ottawa stars Hallie Boyce Brittany Broyles Krystal White headline all-conference teams. Tina Wilson Amanda Stichler receive honorable mention. Boyce a unanimous pick, White newcomer of the year, both on defensive unit. Lonnie Kruse named coach of the year, K C Bassett player of the year, Breanna Gross freshman of the year.
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Wichita
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Ottawa
Lady Brave
Hallie Boyce
Brittany Broyles
Krystal White
Tina Wilson
Amanda Stichler
Boyce
Broyles
White
University of Alaksa- Anchorage
Sterling
Lonnie Kruse
K.C. Bassett
Friends
Breanna Gross
Sub-State routs boost Vikings Wellsville. Erie, Burling ton exit
In first-round 3A boys action Central Heights beat Eureka 45-28 to advance to the sub-state semifinals at Central Heights, while Wellsville defeated Osage City 52-32 and Burlington moved on with an 89-53 win over Jayhawk Linn. Pomona fell 87-62 to Erie. Semis Friday feature Central Heights hosting Erie at 7:30 p.m. and Wellsville meeting Burlington at 6 p.m.
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Central Heights
Eureka
Wellsville
Osage City
Pomona
Erie
Burlington
Jayhawk Linn
Vikings
Buddy Welch
Welch
Justin Mead
Mead
Trey
Gus Wuertz
Adam
Horstick
Wuertz
Eagles
Dirk Over
Scott Samsel
Scott Thompson
Chase McCullough
Wright Brothers
Colin
Zack
Wrights
Zack Wright
Colin Wright
Adam Horstick
Zac Salazar
Tornadoes
Cearfoss
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