Youth and church league basketball schedule and programs
Friday games at OMS Gym feature North Baptist versus Agape Christian at 6 pm, Sacred Heart against First Methodist at 7 pm, West Presbyterian versus Community Foursquare at 8 pm, and First Baptist versus Nazarene Eye Zion Lutheran. New youth programs include Giggles and Games for 3 and 4 year olds on Thursdays with two time slots, karate and baseball/softball signups, uniform returns required, and Don Woodward Center activities for first to third graders with matchups Jayhawks versus Pacers and recent results Pacers 20 Bulls 18 OT.
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Atchison tops Ottawa in 69 57 win showdown
Atchison remains undefeated at 10 0 as Ottawa’s seven game win streak ends. Dwayne Anthony scores 33 for the Redmen while Ottawa shoots 39 percent to 55 percent for Atchison. Ottawa coach David Grover cites defense and execution as key factors in the loss.
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Ottawa girls fall to Atchison 53 44 in home defeat
Ottawa Cyclones shot 26 percent and fell 53 44 to Atchison at home as Jan Perry led Ottawa with 13 points and coach Lloyd Steele praised defense while lamenting missed open shots. Atchison built leads despite Ottawa rallying late, sealing win with five free throws in the final minute.
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Osawatomie
Crystal Walker
Eagles
Anderson County
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Heights top Pomona in 64 47 home win
Central Heights led 19 3 then held off Pomona 64 47 as George Wuertz hit two of three late 3 pointers and scored 10 of 12 in the final period. Pomona’s Randy Gregory 15 and Tyler Watts 18 highs could not overcome the slow start. Free throws nagged Pomona, 9 of 21. Heights improves to 7 1. Pomona falls to 3 6.
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Heron
Bailey
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McNabb
Wellsville
Osawatomie
Eagles
Trojans
Richard Ebel
Heights Girls Rally Past Pomona 45 26 at Home
Heights opened an early lead to beat Pomona 45 to 26. Pomona shot poorly from the line while Heights excelled at free throws, and Central Heights built a 25 12 halftime edge before coasting.
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