Ottawa High holds off Bonner Springs 46 41 in ERL clash
Ottawa High School exploited Bonner Springs shooting woes and sealed the East Kansas League win with key free throws. Ottawa improved to 3-4 overall and 2-2 in the ERL while Bonner moved to 3-4 and 1-2 in league play after a late 41-41 tie.
Ottawa High downs Bonner Springs in tight boys basketball clash
Ottawa High held off Bonner Springs 46 to 41 as Winter led with 12 rebounds and 15 points tied with Suffren for top scoring. Harvey added 11, Shaffer 13 for OHS while Bonner Springs struggled at the line and finished 20 percent from the stripe. Jayvee OHS beat Bonner 57-54 in overtime.
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Hernandez
Harvey
Ottawan
Bonner
Ottawa
Evan Shaffer
OHS
Shaffer
Jung
Winter
Suffren
Patty
Braves
James Avant
Steve Madil
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
OHL
Jayvee
Darren Johnson
Derek Chappell
Johnson
Kurt Skiles
Todd Burroughs
Olathe North
Blue Valley
Stanley
Tigers
Olathe South
Atchison
Schultze
Totals
Avant
Madl
Newton
Kelley
Venerable
Spring Hill
Eagles
WHS
Wellsville
Kermit Deterding
Jim Starling
Steve Shelton
Jon Cramer
Paul DeCrevel
Broncos
High School Basketball Scores From Regional Matchups
A long list of Kansas and Nebraska high school basketball results. Notable finishes include Hays topping Salina South in OT, Ottawa-area and central Kansas teams posting wins, and several close scores such as Gardner’s 72 63 effort and Silvan Lake’s 72 42 showing. Local schools from Baileyville to Wichita Northwest are covered with final scores and some court notes.
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Baileyville
Axtell
Horton
Buhler
Mulvane
Burlingame
Pomona
Burrton
Pretty Prairie
Central Heights
Garnett
Crest
Pleasanton
Goddard
Andale
Hays
Salina South
Hiawatha
Effingham
Maur Hill
Jackson Heights
Highland
Jefferson North
Perry-Lecompton
Linwood
Williamsburg
Manhattan
Washburn Rural
Wellsville Learns Fast Beats Spring Hill 78 55
Wellsville turned a showdown of unbeaten basketball teams into a rout, shellacking Spring Hill 78 to 55 in a nonleague matchup Tuesday night. The quick start set the tone as Wellsville surged ahead early and never looked back.
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Wellsville
Broncos
Spring Hill
Ottawa Falls To Washburn In Heartland Clash 67 58
Ottawa University’s Braves lose to Washburn 67 58 at Wilson Field House after a first half lead. Washburn bench and zone defense swing the second half as OU shoots 44 percent and loses ground on rebounds, while Washburn’s Weems leads the bench with 12 points and 7 rebounds in his debut.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Washburn
Braves
Ichabods
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Blues
Gary Carrier
Carrier
Kyle Unruh
Kevin Weems
Topeka
Weems
Schlagle
Drury
Marymount
Anthony McCall
Tim Weber
Craig Barnwell
King
McCall
Unruh
Teddy McLain
Tim Triggs
CH Tops Garnett In Nonleague Showdown
Central Heights built a 12-2 lead then cruised to a 54-37 victory over Garnett. Roger Foltz led with 19 points after nailing 7 of 8 free throws in the fourth quarter as Heights improved to 5-1 this season. Garnett shot 30 percent and endured a 19-turnover night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
Garnett
Vikings
Roger Foltz
Foltz
Brad England
Dallas Phillips
John Eimer
Ed Cox
Jeff Cox
Dave Leitch
LaCygne
Prairie View
Vikes
Cyclones Open CIT With Pairings Of Indy And Ottawa
In the Capitol Invitational Tournament at Washburn Rural the Topeka Ottawa High and Independence meet in a first-round game on Wednesday January 20 at 6 pm. Seaman and Holton open the night, with Lyndon and Lyndon's late game pitting Rural against Chapman. Independence stands 6 1 before its final pre tournament tune up against Parsons while Ottawa sits at 2 4 entering last night. The eight team event runs through Saturday with consolation and finals.
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Topeka
Ottawa High
Independence
Washburn Rural
Indy
Ottawa
Seaman
Holton
Lyndon
Rural
Chapman
Parsons
Bonner
Cyclones
Blue Valley
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Jay Bemis
Indians
Tyson Harvey
Bob Jung
Hughes Suffren
Adam Winter
Sean Patty
Jeff Hernandez
Ottawa JV
Skiles
Burroughs
Hotaling
Boeger
Chappell
Popp
Dave Kaup
Todd Schultze
Mike Kelley
Banner Press
Burr Oak
Guide Rock
Neb
Chase County
Berean Academy
Clay Center
Concordia
Council Grove
Centre
Ellinwood
Ellsworth
Frankfort
Centralia
Hill City
Wakeeney
Humboldton
Altoona
Midway
Kansas City
Washington
Shawnee Heights
Kensington
Pike Valley
Midway-Denton
Falls City
Sacred Heart
Neodesha
Fredonia
Oxford
South Havens Protection
Sharon
Quivira Heights
Claflin
Santa Fe Trail
Rossville
Shawnee Mission South
Lawrence
Silver Lake
Smith Center
Osborne
Southwestern Heights
Hugoton
Valley Falls
Pleasant Ridge
Valley Heights
St. George
Bishop Carroll
Wichita Northwest
Cimarron
Dighton
Deerfield
Copeland
Ell-Saline
Miltonvale
Flinthills
Hamilton
Herington
Marion
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Leavenworth
Shawnee Mission Northwest
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Montezuma
Onaga
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Oskaloosa
Jefferson West
Otis Bison
LaCrosse
Savior of the World
Englewood Christian
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Wichita Southeast
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Chanute
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Colgan
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Clearwater
Girard
Riverton
Rockhurst
Shawnee Misson West
Lady Blues
Washburn Gals
Jay Benton
Lori Roenbaugh
Fran Eckhardt
Brenda Soldani
Deb Larson
Chiquita Robinson
Robinson
Ottawa Gals
Larson
Brenda Holman
Heart of America
Mid- America Nazarene
Olathe
William Jewell
Liberty
Mid-America
Avila
Losch
McLain
Carroll
Starkes
Barnwell
Weber
Stacken
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Nelson
Lichtenhan
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Budke
Blackim
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Starling
Cramer
Shelton
Folks
Colwell
Jarrell
Newson
Burgoon
Bouse
Reeves
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DeCrevel
Williams
McManus
Hill
Peterson
Allis
Wes Wilson
Dan Gunkel
Aaron, Robinson
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Hank Aaron
Frank Robinson
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Slavens Davis