Central Heights, Tri-City and more prep schedules
Friday action features Central Heights against Tri-City Christian and Gardner vs Baldwin while Central Heights plays Pomona and other area battles include Hartford at Lyndon MdCV at Lebo Osage City at Northern Heights Atchison at Ottawa Waverly at Flinthills Wellsville at Osawatomie Gridley at Williamsburg. Saturday college hoops Ottawa hosts Tabor then wrestling Prairie View hosts Ottawa at 9 a.m. Monday invites Pomona Crest and Wichita Williamsburg with two games.
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Gardner
Baldwin
Ottawa
Prairie View
W. Franklin
Pomona
Crest
Wichita
Williamsburg
College Basketball Scores From AP Early This Week
A cross section of college basketball results from the Associated Press shows Delaware over Northeastern 71 to 54 while Towson topped Boston U 64 to 63. Other notable wins include Austin Peay 90 over Morehead 51 and Florida International 75 beating Middle Tennessee 59.
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Northeastern
Towson
Boston
South Austin Peay
Morehead
Fla
International
Middle Tenn
Georgia St
Butler
Cleveland St
Creighton
Indiana St
Detroit
Wright St
Drake
Wichita St
E. Illinois
Tenn-Martin
Evansville
N. Iawa
Chicago
Milwaukee
Illinois St
Missouri St
Jawa
Illinois
Murray St
Missouri
Oral Roberts
Chicago St
Utah
Oakland
Mich
Temple
Dayton
UMKC
W. Illinois
Valpardise
Youngstown St
Stephen F.austin
la Monroe
Texas-Arlington
Northwestern St
Far West
Friday Night High School Scores Include Tight Contests
Thursday results show Basherlinwood 62 over DeSoto 32 and Baxter Springs 84 to 66 over Columbus. Marmaton Valley edged Jefferson North 47 to 40, while Highland beat lone Jack 61 to 40. Multiple finales feature Olathe Christian 44 over Pleasant Ridge 48 and Royals-like late scores across leagues.
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Basherlinwood
DeSoto
Baxter Springs
Columbus
Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
Jefferson North
Highland
Lone Jack
LaMonta
Norton
Hill City
Pleasant Hill
Olathe Christian
Pleasant Ridge
McLouth
Southeast
Riverton
KC Schlagle
Harmon
Lawrence
West
Jone Jack
laMonte
Olathe North
Northwest
Olathe South
Lawrence Free State
OF Osborne
Smith Center
Paola
Spring Hill
Raytown
Fort Osage
SM North
Teresa's
SM South
Leavenworth
Topeka West
Junction City
Wyandotte
Washington
Pro Bowl and NFL Playoff Schedule Spread
Sunday broadcast slots list Minnesota at New York Giants 11 30 am on FOX Baltimore at Oakland 3 pm CBS Super Sunday January 28 AFC champion versus NFC champion 5 pm CBS Pro Bowl February 4 NFC versus AFC 4 30 pm Honolulu ABC
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Minnesota
New York Giants
FOX
Baltimore
Oakland
Honolulu
Abc
Ottawa, Bethel split down to the wire in two games
In a pair of tight matchups Ottawa University men edged Bethel 69-63 at Wilson Field House as defense sealed the win. Ricky Bulmer posted a 12-10 double-double and Dustin McGuire shut down Bethel late. Ottawa women fell 62-60 as Bethel's pressure disrupted their offense and shot clock issues lingered.
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Greg Mast
Ottawa University
Bethel
Ottawa
Braves
Wilson Field House
Andy Carrier
Ricky Bulmer
Aaron Stucky
Dustin McGuire
Carrier
Dustin
Stucky
Threshers
Bulmer
McGuire
Trey
Tony Porter
Lady Braves
Arabie Conner
Conner
Ron Bishop
Nathan Warner
Garry Albright
Ottawa Cyclones Fall in Two Duals at Fort Scott and Mill Valley
Ottawa High wrestling dropped two duals on Thursday, 51-18 to Fort Scott and 57-24 to Mill Valley, with six wins total. Chad Hinderliter at 103 pounds led the team with two pins, including Mill Valley’s Brett Yates and Fort Scott’s AJ McKay, improving to 11-2. Sam Hughes at 112 pounds went 0-2, losing to Joey Wilson and Brent Cagle.
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Fort Scott
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Ottawa
Mill Valley
Chad Hinderliter
Brett Yates
AJ McKay
Hinderliter
Sam Hughes
OHS Wrestlers Fall At Prairie View Meet
Tim Walsh at 119 lost by decision to Sam Culp of Fort Scott. Chris Pellant 125 split two matches pinning MV’s Ryan Ray but losing to Nathan Allison. Tim Dowell 140 pinned John Stevens and Forrest Sewell. Stephen Walters 189 lost both matches by pin. Matthew Thomas 215 lost by decision to Dustin Stinett. Fort Scott's Ryan Lemming defaulted due to injury. Ottawa heads to Prairie View Invitational Saturday.
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Tim Walsh
Fort Scott
Sam Culp
Chris Pellant
Ryan Ray
Nathan Allison
Tim Dowell
John Stevens
Forrest Sewell
Stephen Walters
Matthew Thomas
Dustin Stinett
Ryan Lemming
Ottawa
Prairie View
Baldwin pins Burlington in home wrestling dual
Baldwin builds late surge to defeat Burlington 49-27 as Adam Halford Andy Breedlove and Witt Hinton pin for the Bulldogs. Cody Cooley Wayne Sage Nathan Deel win for Burlington, Turk pins at 135, Flrey edges to extend Baldwin lead, Goodell finishes overtime for a 37-27 advantage amid a 3-1 dual record.
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Baldwin
Bulldogs
Burlington
Adam Halford
Andy Breedlove
Witt Hinton
Cody Cooley
Wayne Sage
Nathan Deel
Adam Turk
Halford
Kyle Flrey
Jerrid Goodell
Louisburg
Vikings edge Marmaton Valley 44 43 in tense clash
Central Heights rallied from seven down to beat Marmaton Valley 44 43 on the Vikings home floor. Joe Wuertz led with 19 points while Kyle Anderson added 10 as Central Heights improves to 7 0 and eyes next week's Burlington tourney. Marmaton Valley scorers included Denton McVey 18 and Derrick McVey 7.
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Marmaton Valley
Central Heights
Vikings
Viking
Buddy Welch
Welch
Burlington
Joe Wuertz
Kyle Anderson
Pomona
Jackson
Sharff
Mexes
Denton McVey
Boeken
Derrick McVey
Wuertz
Brown
Anderson
Segraves
Tee
Bentley
Savage
Central Heights girls rally to beat Marmaton Valley 40 36 at home
Central Heights, 6 1, overcame sickness and foul trouble to edge Marmaton Valley 40 36. Beccy Tooley scored 10 with 13 rebounds while Tina Wilson added 14 points and four steals as the Vikings led 31 29 after three and shut down Marmaton Valley to limit scoring in the fourth.
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Central Heights
Vikings
Marmaton Valley
John Schultze
Beccy Tooley
Tooley
Tina Wilson
Pomona
Lyons
Weston
Collins
Douglas
Tisha Muller
Thompson
Mull
Vick leaves college to enter NFL draft
Michael Vick announced he will forego his remaining college eligibility and enter the NFL draft, potentially earning over 50 million dollars. He spoke at the Hampton Roads Boys & Girls Club with family present, saying he must take this opportunity and will always be a Hokie.
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Newport News
Michael Vick
Vick
Virginia Tech
Jamar Fletcher
Michael Bennett
Wis
Consin
LSU
Josh Booty
Rudi Johnson
Heath Evans
Auburn
Texas A&m
Robert Ferguson
Northwestern
Damien Anderson
Hampton Roads Boys & Girls Club
Hokies
Frank Beamer
NFL
Peyton Manning
Donovan McNabb
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