Vikings Upset Humboldt In Tight Three Rivers League Game
Central Heights girls edge Humboldt 49 44 to snap a string of close losses. Leslie Sheldon and Marie Weers lead with 28 combined points, Heights improves to 2-5 overall and 1-1 in league, while Humboldt stays on 1-1 in conference play as Mary Cannady and others contribute for Heights.
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Humboldt
Central Heights
Humboldt Cubs
Lady Vikings
Heights
Vikings
Cubs
Leslie Sheldon
Marie Weers
Sheldon
Weers
Mary Cannady
Cannady
Missy Scantlin
Wildcats Edge Melvern Heights win two Lyon County games
Northern Heights beat Melvern 70-40 as Marais des Cygnes Valley fell 44-38 in the girls. The Trojans led 37-30 at halftime but the Wildcats pulled away in the second half as Northern Heights improved to 5-4 overall, 2-2 in league play.
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Melvern
Northern Heights
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Wildcat
Heights
Trojans
McCu
Steve Joonas
Trojans and Wildcats traders: boys and girls action recap
Trojans Heights improved to 6-2 overall and 4-0 in league behind Craig Kim's 22 points. Lanny Massey added 20 for the Wildcats. Harred with 16 and Lewis 14 for the Trojans. In the girls game, Marais des Cygnes surged in the second half but trailed 24-11 at halftime as Kathy Cox led McCV with 16 points and Sue Mastell followed.
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Craig Kimball
Lanny Massey
Wildcats
Harred
Trojans
Lewis
Marais Des Cygnes
Lady Wildcats
Kathy Cox
McCv
Sue Mastell
Two Heights teams split action with 18 point top scorer
Tamroy Just led all scorers with 18 points for Heights and Lisa Henning added 13 in the girls game. No further stats available. Both Marais des Cygnes teams head to Lebo next Tuesday.
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Tamroy Just
Lisa Henning
Marais Des Cygnes
Action
Lebo
Memphis State Loses First Game in Parity Rife Season
Third ranked Memphis State drops to 9-2 after a 69-60 loss at South Carolina as Georgetown and Duke remain the lone undefeated teams in Division I. Duke, Georgetown pull off close wins while many top teams stumble including Illinois, Georgia Tech, Indiana, LSU, and Michigan.
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Memphis State
Tigers
Dana Kirk
South Carolina
Georgetown
Duke
Mike Krzyzewski
Blue Devils
Virginia
Charlottesville
Boston College
Landover
Michael Adams
Adams
B.C
Bill Martin
Patrick Ewing
Reggie Williams
Hoyas
Seton Hall
Villanova
Vir
Krzyzewski
David Henderson
Mel Kennedy
ACC
East Carolina
Washington
Ilinois
Georgia Tech
DePaul
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Florida State
Alabama
Birmingham
Kansas
Wichita State
Michigan State
Indiana
Oklahoma
Northeast Louisiana
Mississippi State
LSU
Oregon State
Michigan
Ohio State
Kentucky
N.C
Kenny Green
Miami
Ottawa Wellsville Split Tourney Tilts
Ottawa Middle School’s eighth grade B-team beat Wellsville 42 30 to reach the finals, with Jason Ayers on 12 and Brian Young with 17 leading Wellsville in the seventh and eighth grade rounds. Baldwin and Gardner Nike won earlier, setting up 7 pm and 3 15 pm finals.
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Wellsville
Ottawa
OMS
Whirlwinds
Gardner Nike
Nike
Baldwin
Jason Ayers
Kenny Boyer
Rick Jackson
Ottawa High hosts Turner in three game night triple-header
Ottawa High's boys basketball team schedules a Tuesday triple header with junior varsity and sophomore games at 6 p.m. at Turner East and Turner High gyms respectively. The junior varsity tilt will be followed by the varsity contest after the sophomore game.
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Ottawa High
Turner
OHS
Ohs-Turner
Turner East
Turner High
Bulldogs Sweep League Twinbill at Lebo Waverly over Lebo 62-41
Waverly boys beat Lebo 62 41 to move to 4-4 overall and 2-2 in league as Pearler and Redding led with 16 and 12 points respectively. Lebo’s Trung Hoang topped Lebo with 16 points. Van Arsdale added 10. Waverly girls rallied from 11 down to 57-53 win led by Kathryn Efinger 17 points and 14 rebounds.
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Waverly
WHS’ Boys
Wolves
Lady Bulldogs
Waverly's Boys
Bulldogs
Tim Pearler
Joe Redding
Peavier
Redding
Trung Hoang
Brad van Arsdale
Waverly Boys
Setwitne
Young
McWilliams
Phillipa
Harsch
Schmidt
Fleming
Masten
Tyren
Anderson
Tetata
Leno Boy
van Arsdale
T. Hoang
van Becker
Well
Rewiey
Becker
Hong
Lenpheter
Pelton
Shillman
Seuith
Kathryn Finger
Karen Dieger
Ile
Kisiner
McNabb
Tyson
D. Kleiner
Tefate
S3 Miller
Tatch
Appanoose Boys Capture Big Eight League Crown
Appanoose finished the regular season with a perfect league record after a 53-30 win over Marais des Cygnes Valley. Daryl Altic poured in 26 points with 10 rebounds, Eric Jorgensen added 19 points and 18 boards, and Jason O Connor contributed 6 points and strong defense. The girls lost 29-28 to McCú Friday, led by Linda Brown with 16 points and seven rebounds, with Chase and Markley adding double-digit rebounds. Both teams begin postseason play today, boys vs Scranton and girls at Lebo.
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Northern Heights
Marais Des Cygnes
Wildcats
Jason Harred
Lewis
Trojans
Steve Hale
Brad Daugherty
Steve Mitchell
Alabama-Birmingham
DePaul
Blue Demons
Tyrone Corbin
Kansas City
Kansas
Ron Kellogg
Wichita State
East Lansing
Mich
Mike
Usl
Indiana
Wayman Tisdale
Oklahoma
Northeast Louisiana
Oregon State
Washington
Appanoose
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Indians
Daryl Altic
Eric Jorgensen
Jason O'Connor
Appanoose Girls
McCu
Linda Brown
Susan Chase
Julie Markley
Deanna Cook
Appanoose Boys
Scranton
Lebo
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Cannetty
Weed
Waern
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Kimball
Boyce
Maney
Mgcy Boys
Anpaugh
White
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Webt
Thad ‘Thurston
Jensen
Tom Thurston
Totatn
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Matt McIntire
Tim Sheldon
A-team
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Bart Swartz
Gardner
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Aaron Todd
Brian O’connor
Starkey
Tata Tha
Brad Hilderman
Royal Manor
Sonotone Hearing Aid Center
Erving
Topeka
First Baptist Church
Elliot Hall
4Th & Hickory Woods
Nancy McNabb
Kathryn Efinger
Patti Smith
Flinthills
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