Friday Night High School and College Sports Schedule
Thursday wrestling Anderson Co at Burlington 5 p m Wellsville at Baldwin 5 p m basketball Ottawa at Tabor 6 8 p m Friday high school basketball Anderson Co at Eudora Central Heights at Pleasanton Ottawa at Paola 6 30 8 p m Pomona at Uniontown Louisburg at Wellsville Williamsburg at Jayhawk Linn Wreetling Central Heights at Burlington 9 a m Ottawa at Blue Ridge 5 p m College basketball Ottawa at Bethel 5 7 p m
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Anderson Co
Burlington
Wellsville
Baldwin
Ottawa
Tabor
Eudora
Central Heights
Pleasanton
Paola
Pomona
Uniontown
Louisburg
Williamsburg
Jayhawk-Linn
Wreetling Central Heights
Blue Ridge
Bethel
Basketball and hockey telecasts listed for tonight slate
NBA games include Sacramento at New Jersey 6 30 p m and San Antonio at Portland 9 p m with TNT ESPN2 and FSN. NHL matchups feature Anaheim at Colorado 8 p m and St Louis at San Jose 9 30 p m on FEN ESPN2. Also Boston at Dallas 7 p m and Portland at Denver 8 p m with ESPN2 FSN and LA Clippers at Seattle 9 30 p m on ESPN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Portland
TNT
Ohio 51
Michigan St
ESPN2
NHL Anaheim
Colorado
5. Louis
San Jose
FEN
NBA Boston
Dallas
Denver
FSN
LA Clippers
Seattle
ESPN
College Basketball Spores From AP Recap
Eastern standings show Penn State 66 over American University 55 and Providence 75 over St. John s 71. Rhode Island 81 defeated Yale 69, Saint Joseph s 75 beat St Bonaventure 58, while Syracuse 70 edged Seton Hall 66. Villanova 92 topped Virginia Tech 81 in overtime. Wagner 74 defeated Sacred Heart 63. Southern Conference results include Alabama 61 over Arkansas 51 and Auburn 62 over Vanderbilt 59. Duke 93 beat Georgetown 86. Georgia Tech 81 over Cornell 55. Kentucky 74 defeated Tennessee 71. LSU 68 over Houston 51. Louisville 80 over Charlotte 59. Maryland 108 crushed Hampton 58. North Carolina 79 beat Davidson 64. South Carolina 55 over Mississippi 49. Southern Miss 72 topped TCU 64 and UAB 79 beat South Florida 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Penn
American U
Providence
St. John’s
Rhode Island
Yale
Saint Joseph's
St. Bonaventure
Syracuse
Seton Hall
Villanova
Virginia Tech
Wagner
Sacred Heart
South Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Duke
Georgetown
Georgia Tech
Cornell
Kentucky
Tennessee
LSU
Houston
Louisville
Charlotte
Maryland
Hampton
North Carolina
Davidson
South Carolina
Mississippi
Southern Miss
TCU
UAB
South Florida
Bowling league scores and high games across teams
The list records individual high games and high series achievements for bowlers from multiple teams including Unity Rackhold Quann Lost Ones Lote Dan Reynolds Mark Gooding R Burnett Nubby Meiers Bill Maines Monte Clark Larry Trinkle Rick Smith Chad Carter Lorne White Leo Pyle Warren Bruner Ryan Dickinson Brian Jung and sponsors such as Buildex Whazzupp Shipman's Liquor Patriots Bank Bulldox Campball Brockus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Rackhold
B. Quann
Michael Burnett
Lote
L. Link
LaDonna Dickey
Milnvdiedt
Danny Reynolds
Bas Gees
Mark Gooding
R. Burnett
Dazed & Confused
Nubby Meiers
R. Meiers
Savage Brew
Bill Maines
Apenere
Braw Craw
Buildex, Inc
Teadbetter
Shipman’s Liquor
Ottawa Truck
Campball
Brockus Cons
Patriots Bank
Brew Crew
Monte Clark
Larry Trinkle
Bulldox, Inc
Rick Smith
Shipman
Aquor
Chad Carter
Lorne White
Leo Pyle
Jessie Turner
Campbell Farms
Warren Bruner
Bob Roshi
Brooks
Ryan Dickinson
Sairiors Bank
No. 1 Ottawa Cyclones Stay Focused After Ranking
Ottawa High boys, fresh No. 1 in the 4A AP poll, beat Spring Hill 105 to 72. Coach David Grover says ranking is nice but meaningless without postseason success. Clint Bones rebounds with 16 points, Michael Callon adds 14, and Ottawa eyes March state tourney in Salina.
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Grover
Cyclones
Ottawa
Spring Hill
Clint Bones
Michael Callon
Bonner Springs
Sumner
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Salina
KBCA
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald.com
Laurie Sisk
Andrew Maxwell
Kansas State explodes past Kansas for 88-49 win
In Lawrence, Kansas State overpowered Kansas 88-49 behind a dominant second half, extending Kansas’ Big 12 skid to 17 games. Kendra Wecker fueled the surge with five 3s, while Nicole Ohlde posted 18 points 11 rebounds as Kansas State ran to a ninth straight win and third consecutive over Kansas.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas State
Wildcats
Deb Patterson
Jayhawks
Marian Washington
Washington
Erie Madden
Madden
Wecker
Nicole Ohlde
Laurie Koehn
Tamara Ransburg
Erica Hallman
Giddens avoids felony charges in juvenile case
Oklahoma City high school star J R Giddens 17 who has committed to Kansas faced conspiracy to commit grand larceny grand larceny and related counts after Wal Mart theft. His attorney said matters have been resolved without jeopardizing his future basketball career.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
J.R. Giddens
David Ogle
John Marshall High School
Wal- Mart
Giddens
Simien does not expect shoulder surgery for Kansas
Kansas forward Wayne Simien said he does not anticipate surgery on his separated right shoulder after injuring it in the 100-46 win over Missouri Kansas City. He missed the 83-54 win over Iowa and may miss Saturday’s home game against Nebraska, with a doctor’s assessment Friday to clarify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Wayne Simien
Simien
Jayhawks
Missouri-Kansas City
Iowa State
Roy Williams
Wellsville Edges Osage City In Tight 59 55 Victory
Wellsville Eagles topple Osage City Indians 59 to 55 as Chad Boecker leads with 16 points and Tim Lowe and Ryan Oshel contribute key scores. Osage trailed 32 29 at halftime, then fell further behind in the third quarter with Brenden Davis adding 15 and Oshel 9 in the final period. Wellsville hosts Louisburg Friday.
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Osage City
Wellsville
Eagles
Indians
Chad Boecker
Brenden Davis
Tim Lowe
Ryan Oshel
Louisburg
Lane
Watson
Jacoby
Lawarea
Carriger
Schroder
McFarlane
Pearce
Rogers
Lawe
Oshel
Samsel
B. Oshel
Reachar
Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
NBA
Sacramento
New Jersey
Brian Jung
Sundowners
Rejex
Tha
Bee Gees
Strange Brew
J. Johnson
No. 1
David Grover
Goodland
Kingman
Allen Fieldhouse
Amy Dutmer
Nebraska
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