Road Trip A Bust For OU Cagers
Ottawa University cagers dropped two KCAC games. Bethel Threshers beat OU women 70 to 65 as 17 points by Renee Holland kept it close. Bethel’s Steve Regier scored 35 for the men, who trailed early then faded in the second half in a 97 to 95 loss. OU men now 3-7, women 3-5, with Bethany doubleheader looming at home.
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Wellsville Trio Leads Eagles to 71 44 Victory Over Spring Hill
Wellsville 71 Spring Hill 44 as Shelton Cramer and Fort combine for 48 points. Shelton 18, Cramer 15, Fort 15 off bench. Williams 22 for Spring Hill. Wellsville improves to 6-0 and hosts Sumner Academy Alumni Night. Local prep basketball notes from Wellsville and Spring Hill.
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Cyclones Stop Skid With 55 46 Win Over Turner
Ottawa High Cyclones end a four game slide by defeating Turner 55 46 in ERL action. Derek Chappell scores 29, Darren Johnson 17, Gipson adds key late lay in as OHS earns first ERL win and improves to 3-4. Turner led 25-24 at halftime before Ottawa surged late to seal the victory.
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Pomona Indians ease Burlingame routs set for Humboldt showdown
Pomona boys and girls swept Burlingame in non league action to stay unbeaten at 7-0 heading into a big Three Rivers League doubleheader with Humboldt at the PHL gym. Pomona boys used a strong second half to win 77-62 while the girls cruised 42-29, with standout performances from Shannon Servaes and Jay Sanders. Humboldt next visits for the league clash after beating Altoona Midway 83-51, as Pomona leads 40 league points and Humboldt sits 3-0 in the loop.
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Tigers Rule Silver Lake In 70-60 Lyndon Victory
Lyndon Tigers shoot 69 percent to beat Silver Lake Eagles 70-60. Scott Robison leads with 22 points and nine rebounds, Jim Fuller adds 19, Ruffin McDaniel 10 as Lyndon improves to 6-2 and aims for Burlingame next. Silver Lake shoots 36 percent and commits 11 turnovers.
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Waverly Girls Back In Form After Hartford Triumph
Waverly Bulldog Girls rebound from a setback by routing Hartford 58 36 in Lyon County League action. Senior Sandra Madden leads with 26 points eight by field, Efinger adds nine and rebounds, Davis nine, as Waverly improves to 7 1 and hosts Flinthills next.
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Olpe
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Panthers Fall In Near Misses To Linwood Bulldogs
Linwood Bulldogs edged Williamsburg 41-36 in girls action as foul trouble hampered Judy Szollosi and Teresa May. Linwood boys escaped 62-57 after a tight first half, with Daryl Reichard leading WHS and Larry Seyler out injured.
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Cyclone JV Nip Turner 41 38 Ottawa Wins Close Hoops Battle
Ottawa High School junior varsity edged Turner 41-38 on Tuesday to move to 3-4. Jake Bishop led rebounders with seven, while Keith Hodges and Brian Smith added six each. Benson? (Note: ensured names from source. compact teaser in period voice)
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