Williamsburg Girls Beat Linwood to Stay Undefeated
Williamsburg Panthers stay unbeaten at 5 0 with a 50 44 victory over Linwood as Audra Shepard and Kelli Magrath combine for 47 points and nine rebounds each. Linwood escapes with 1 4 4 boys win and 258 49 in the boys game, while Williamsburg junior varsity also wins.
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Lane's jumper clinches MVHS win over Osage City 55-53
Mission Valley's Sue Lane scores a game high 29 points including a 15 foot buzzer beater after Osage City sinks late free throws. Julie Meyer nets 17 for MVHL while Osage features Hamman and Hultgren who total 11 and 11 respectively. Osage drops to 4-3, MVHL to 6-3 and both struggle at the line with 42 fouls total.
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Mission Valley Vikings Rally Past Osage City 72 62
Mission Valley rode a 20-13 third quarter surge to overturn Osage City 72-62 in Mid-East League boys basketball. Jeff Brown led MV with 24 points while Rod Oswald had 17 for Osage City, as Osage fell to 2-5 overall and 0-3 in league play.
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Baldwin girls roll past Garnett in Frontier clash
Baldwin's Renee Price and Heather Rhodes combined for 37 points as the Lady Bulldogs beat Garnett 70 to 30. Garnett, largely underclassmen, shot 26 percent while Baldwin opened strong and stayed ahead by 19 at halftime and widened the gap in the second half.
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Lyndon Whips Cardinals By 23
Lyndon High improved to 4-2 with a 62-39 win over Eudora as Mark Goodrich led with 18 points and 14 rebounds. Wade Marten added 13, Brett White 10, while Lyndon outscored the visitors 34-23 after halftime and held a 34-23 rebounding edge. Coach Nick Dawson praised team defense and effort as Lyndon travels to Santa Fe Trail and Burlingame this week.
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High School Basketball Scores From AP Roundup
AP roundup lists scores across Kansas high schools including Manhattan 67 Shawnee Heights 33, LeBlond 41 over St Joseph 65, Dighton 86 over Utica 50, Wellington 35 over Maize 54, Centre 59 over Narton 72, and several other match results with varied ledgers and small-margin outcomes.
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Louisburg Gals Rally To Down Wellsville
Louisburg girls erased a fourth quarter deficit to beat Wellsville 43 to 39 in Frontier League play. Jana Wright led Louisburg with 15 points while Amy Dodson scored 18 for Wellsville, as rebounding favored Louisburg 27 to 17 and shooting edged the Wildcats. Next up Wellsville hosts Prairie View. results reflect a late rally by Louisburg to claim the win.
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