Upsets Shake Up The AP Top 25 In Week Of Surprises
The AP college basketball poll shifts as sixteen ranked teams lost 18 games. Duke holds No. 1 with UCLA and Oklahoma State tied for second. Tulane rockets into 19th after cracking the rankings, while Georgetown Louisville Iowa State return or enter the rankings amid a volatile week.
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Cyclones sweep junior varsity meet at Ottawa High
Ottawa High hosts a junior varsity wrestling tournament with 15 Cyclones earning medals including three golds. Henry Mitchell went 4-0 at 145, Chad Bloomer 4-0 in B at 160, and David Osher 4-0 in heavyweight. Jeff Moore 3-1 at 119, Chad Wheat 2-1 at 145, Chad Allan 2-1 at 189 also placed second.
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Coons Leads Wellsville Wrestlers At Loui sburg Meet
Wellsville High's short-handed wrestling team earned one medal at the Louisa burg tournament as Shane Coons finished third at 130 pounds with a 3-1 record, marking his second straight event medaling. Others went 1-2 or 0-2, and Ottawa High prepares a busy week with events at Parsons, St. Thomas Aquinas, and DeSoto.
Osage girls, boys drop two in Rock Creek twinbill
Osage City High basketball squads returned from a month layoff with both teams losing to Rock Creek. The girls fell 46 40 in overtime after a late rally and injuries to Tammy Croucher and Erin Lindbloom, while the boys lost 45 41 amid foul trouble and reduced rotation. Croucher and Lindbloom led girls scoring with 12 each. Orender and Hart paced the boys with 12 apiece. Both teams host Rossville Tuesday.
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Broncos Hold Off Bulldogs For First Win Of Season
Spring Hill tops Garnett 55 to 51 on Friday night in a low scoring boys basketball game. Spring Hill pulled away with strong offensive rebounding and a 15-10 first quarter lead, while Garnett battled back in the third before fading in the final period. Pat Penka led Garnett with 29 points as the Bulldogs fall to 1-8, 0-2 in Frontier League play.
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OHS JVers Sweep Bonner Springs In Twin Wins
Olathe High School junior varsity boys beat Bonner Springs 54 44 to move to 3 2 as they outscored the Braves 11 2 in the final stretch. Mike Barker led with 17 points, Landon Thompson 12, Brandon Pelton 8. The girls JV edged 46 45, Amanda Duncan 15 points and seven rebounds, Meghan Pence fouled out, Kelly Meyer 11, Michelle Snyder 6, Meyer eight rebounds. Both teams next play Turner Kansas City Tuesday.
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Redskins blunt Lions 45-0 echoing season opener
Washington shut down Detroit after a dramatic start. Charles Mann sacked Kramer on Detroit's first play, Kurt Gouveia intercepted and Lohmiller added a field goal to put the Redskins up 7-0 in the first quarter. Wayne Fontes called the period shocking as the game unfolded.
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Broncos Rally Stuns Bills With Late Field Goal
In a tense Sunday game at Treadwell Buffalo kept Denver from running inside the 45 yard line most drives. Despite three missed field goals by Tom Treadwell the Broncos defense clamped down and Elway left with a right thigh injury before Gary Kubiak scored late. Scott Norwood’s 44 yard boot proved the decider as Denver edged Buffalo 3-0.
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Bluejays visit Tabor in non-conference doubleheader
Ottawa hosts a non league twin bill against Tabor with final scores 67 75 in regulation and overtime 49 71 for the schools in a detailed box. Ottawa led 52 34 at half then 35 boards to 31.
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