Sub-state Basketball Opens With Tuesday Girls and Boys Pairings
Tuesday night at 7 p.m. features boys games Valleville at Immaculata Lyndon at Valley Falls Neodesha at Central Heights Marion at Osage City Anderson Co. at Baldwin Ottawa at Santa Fe Trail also listed. Thursday semifinals include Baldwin vs SFT Burlington Anderson Co. vs Burlington Wellsville vs Valley Falls Oskaloosa vs Central Heights Neodesha at Jayhawk Inn MdCV vs Goessel El Dorado 6 30 p.m Waverly vs Liffl e River 8 15 p.m.
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Neodesha
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Santa Fe Trail
Burlington Anderson Co
S. Burlington
Burlington News
Neodasho
Jayhawkinn
Mdcv
Goessel
el Dorado
Waverly
Lifle River
Emporia
Anderson County
Burlington
Chris Kornhaus
Kelli Wadkins
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Prep Scores: Kansas AP Basketball Results From Monday Night
Monday night AP scores show Baxter Springs 73 over Frontenac 70, Belleville 99 to Wakeeney-Trago 33, Beloit 78 over Smith Center 47, and numerous girls and boys results across Kansas including Ottawa, Marion, Hays, and Wichita area teams. Notable tallies include Thomas More Prep 84 over Minneapolis 58 and Topeka Hayden 50 over Lansing 38.
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Associated Press
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Wakeeney-Trago
Beloit
Smith Center
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Eureka
Cheney
Wehita Trinity
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Caney Valley
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Halstead
Hesston
Balle Plaine
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Marion
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Lakin
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Oakley
Thomas More Prep
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Lyndon
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Hiawatha
Atwood
Sublette
Augusta
Circle
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Louisburg
Bennington
Ancorn
Berean Academy
Hutch Trinity
Burlington
Prairie View
Chaparral
Rose Hill
Clay Center
Wamego
Colby
Hugoton
Concordia
Chapman
el Dorado
Alma-Northeast
Piper
Eudora
Plainville
Quinter
Pratt
Goodland
Sabetha
Abilene
Saint John
Fairfield
Salina Sacred Heart
Chase Co
Santa Fa Trail
Osawatomie
Satanta
Elkhart
Scott City
Russell
Sedgwick
Oxford
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Bucklin
South Barber
Meade
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Gardner Edgerton
Sterling
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Stackton
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Sumner
Basehorlinwood
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Stanton Co
Tonganaxis
KC Ward
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Hayden
Lansing
Troy
Kansas City Christian
Washington
Clifton-Clyde
Texas Holds Off Kansas In 68-54 Victory
Texas, ranked 16th, defends led by 19 points from Ivan Wagner and seven free throws in the final 3:31 to beat Kansas 68-54 at the Erwin Center. The Longhorns, 21-7 overall and 12-3 in the Big 12, stay alive in the conference title race with a potential rematch at Kansas State looming.
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Kirk Hinrich
Wagner
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Erwin
Mihm
Immaculata
Pomona
Leavenworth
Imac
Lynn Eeichelberger
Eichelberger
Josh Prochnow
Maculata
Lavitz
Wesseler
Ashkar
Steinmetz
Burne
McEvoy
Kakos
Comnally
Elliot
Prochnow
Powall
Judd
Nitchar
Ripley
Sub-state spark as Ottawa falls to Anderson County
In the sub-state opener, Ottawa girls lose 51-46 to Anderson County after a tense fourth quarter. Ottawa junior Jalyssa Miller scores 12 and sophomore Lindsey Dieterich misses a late three while Lexee McDonnell tops the Bulldogs with 19 points and makes key blocks and free throws to seal the win.
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Jalyssa Miller
Miller
Ottawa
Anderson County
Lexee McDonnell
Lindsey Dieterich
McDonnell
Ron Bishop
Rachel Goetz
Amanda Ohmes
Cyclones
Fizer Drives Iowa State In Strong Big 12 Push
Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy says Marcus Fizer handles scoring defense and leadership, even guiding Jamaal Tinsley toward tougher daily effort. Fizer earned Big 12 player of the week after 35 points against Texas and 29 vs Oklahoma State as the Cyclones sit 12-2 in conference with two games left and praise refs for a notably clean, physical game.
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Larry Eustachy
Eustachy
Iowa State
Jamaal Tinsley
Marcus
Tinsley
Cyclones
Jamaal
Fizer
Texas
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Baylor
Wellsville and Central Heights reach state semifinals
In a pair of boys basketball sub state games Wellsville defeated Lyndon 55 to 45 and Central Heights toppled Eureka 69 to 41 to advance. Pomona’s season ended with a 74 to 42 loss to Immaculata. Wellsville faces Valley Falls in the semifinals in Oskaloosa with top seed awaiting.
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Wellsville
Central Heights
Lyndon
Eureka
Pomona
Immaculata
Wellaville
Eagles
Aa Wellaville
Ker Wellaville
Josh Flett
Brad Bloss
Brad Kramer
Aaron Jamison
Tim Cox
Aaron Bilyeu
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Loveless
Bilyeu
Knearnschild
Neuendorf
Cox
Tavis
Moon
Nash
K. Moon
Chriestenaon
Troutman
Jamison
Lewis
Weight
Kramer
Blass
Flat
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