Prep Scores Kansas High School Boys Basketball
AP results from Tuesday show Arkansas City 68 over Derby 57 and many close boys scores across Kansas with teams like Lincoln, Soloman, and Olathe North posting wins. Notable results include Seashawnee Heights 59 over Manhattan 54 and Santa Fe Trail 67 over Royal Valley 50.
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Arkansas City
Derby
Baldwin
Osawatomie
Berton
Canton-Galva
Bonner Springs
Olathe Noth
Central Heights
Pomona
Chapman
Wamego
Chase Co
Hillsboro
Cheney
Norwich
Crest
Marmaton Valley
Ellsworth
Ellinwood
Eudora
McLouth
Frontenac
Pillsburg
Manhattan
Skyline
South Barber
Smoky Valley
El-Saline
Cherokee
Galena
OT Spearville
Protection
St. John
Kinsley
Stafford
Macksville
Sterling
Fairfield
Syracuse
Tribune
TMP
Hoisington
Table Rock
Neb
Bem
Tescott
Miltonvale
Tonganoxie
Piper
Trinity
Chase
Berean
Cental Heights
Centralia
Roankton
Gaena -O Cheney
Quetera Clay Center
Marysville
Colby
Hays
Coldwater
Greensburg
Conway Springs
Caldwell
Copeland
Houston
Council Grove
Sacred Heart
Douglass
Udall
Pittsburg-Colgan
Gardner-Edgerton
Spring Hill
Manford
Madison
Horton
Highland
Humboldt
Neodesha
Jayhawk-Linn
Uniontown
Jennings
Holbrook
Larned
Russell
LeRoy
Pleasanton
Lebo
Burlingame
Lcots
Holcomb
Marais Des Cygnes
Hamilton
Marion
Herington
Med. Lodge
Ottawa Cyclones fall to Sumner Sabres in KC trip
Ottawa High's boys varsity were outmatched by Sumner Academy, 73-43, as Ottawa dropped to 3-5 while the JV boys won 50-46. Chelan David led Ottawa with 10 points, injuries plagued the squad, and coach Randy Clark cited size and speed edges for Sumner as the key issue.
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Kansas City
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OHS
Trey
Troy Rhone
Clark
Craig Shultze
Labette County
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Chelan David
Daryl Spigle
Bob Redeker
Pat Boeh
Boeh
Michelle Gray
Panthers rally past Gridley in Three Rivers League clash
Gridley suffered 46 31 loss as Williamsburg shot poorly from the floor but dominated at the free throw line. David Stover and Shane Adams anchored defense with blocks and steals as the Panthers pulled away with a 17 point surge in the fourth. Coach Chuck Lee cited improving discipline and a hungry return matchup against Pleasant as key next steps.
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Thant
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Chuck Lee
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Panthers roll past Gridley for third win in TRL
Williamsburg High girls blast Gridley 27-8 in the second quarter to pull away 64-34. Cindy Pierson tops with 22 points while Jamie Gragg adds 12 and 14 steals. Kary Lieichter and Lisa Link score 10 each as TRL record improves to 3-1 with a 3-3 overall mark. Williamsburg heads to Pleasant Friday.
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Bye
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Hermreck
Broyles
Boles
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Garnett girls fall as Louisburg edges them 45 to 31
Garnett posted 47 rebounds to Louisburg's 25 but poor shooting doomed the hosts. The Bulldogs hit 16 percent from the field and 37 percent at the line, while Louisburg managed 27 percent from the floor and 54 percent free throws. Garnett, led by coach Shelley Strickler, faces Ottawa at home next Tuesday.
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Garett
Louisburg
Shelley Strickler
Bulldogs
Strickler
Ottawa
Bulldogs rout Olpe as Robbins and Tyson pace 89-60 win
Waverly led 27 points in the first quarter from Sean Robbins and Billy Tyson, finishing 89-60 over Olpe to move to 5-1 in league play. Robbins 34 and Tyson 29 anchored the attack, while coach Mike Hevel praised a strong start and steady scoring throughout the game. Next up, Waverly travels to Melvern to face Marais des Cypnes Valley.
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Billy Tyson
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Tyson
Sean
Billy
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Sharon
Young
Bannion
Nuefeld
Bailey
Sumner
Turner
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T. Redeker
Haslett
B. Redeker
Jensen
Moyer
Murphy
Cole
Miller
Hall of Fame taps Palmer and Morgan for Cooperstown
Jim Palmer and Joe Morgan were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame and will be inducted August 5 in Cooperstown. Palmer led with the second highest pitcher vote total ever, while Morgan edged in by a comfortable margin. Gaylord Perry, Ferguson Jenkins, and Jim Bunning fell short.
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NEW York
Jim Palmer
Joe Morgan
Cooperstown
N.Y
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Morgan
Gaylord Perry
Ferguson Jenkins
Jim Bunning
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Mike) Cueller
Cincinnati
Big Red Machine
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Towson
Baseball Writers* Association of America
Bob Feller
Hall
Perry
Jenkins
Bunning
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