Wildcats Edge Benedictine In Low Scoring Bout
Baldwin Baker sparked the Wildcats with hot three point shooting leading to a 49 to 46 win over Benedictine. Baker scored 18 of his team's 49, while Nick Wood added nine points on three three pointers. John Duncanson and Aaron Schwerman each totaled 12 points, with Kyle Deterding contributing four points and six assists.
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Benedictine Women Defeat Baker 60-52 At Free Throw Line
Benedictine, ranked nationally, beat Baker 60-52 as the Ravens hit 12 free throws to Baker’s four. Angie Miller led Baker with 14 points, while Tasha Gentry and Monique Everett added 10 each in the setback.
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Southwestern tops Sterling in Kansas Conference game
Devin Nightengale scored 20 points and pulled nine rebounds as Southwestern defeated Sterling 86 80. Moundbuilders Craig Idacavage added 15 points while Sterling’s Drew Miller and Eric Smith each finished with 16 points. Southwestern held Sterling to 40 percent shooting.
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Craig Idacavage
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Eric Smith
Bethany Beats McPherson In Kansas Conference Clash
Dustin Wilson scored 16 points to lead Bethany past McPherson 64 61 on Thursday. Ryan Knight added 13 for the Swedes and Ryan Swartz netted nine, while Josh Alexander scored 20 for the Bulldogs.
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OMS boys split with Atchison in triad of games
Ottawa Middle School teams split with Atchison as the eighth graders won 64 to 9 and the seventh graders lost 44 to 13. Gabe Sheffield led the 4-0 eighth grade with 20 points while Lee Baldwin and others contributed. Josh Ingold paced the seventh graders with four points, followed by McPheron and Blakesley with two each.
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Lance Fuller
Andrew Maxwell
Dominic Nation
Caleb Mitchell
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Will Hendrix
Josh Ingold
Chris McPheron
Billy Harris
Eric Gibson
Caleb Blakesley
Appanoose Boys Reach Finals in Semifinal Thriller
Appanoose topped top seed Williamsburg 38 to 29 in the league tournament semifinals at Santa Fe Trail. Matthew Perez led with 14 points while Trevor Anderson added eight and Tommy Harmon six. Appanoose meets Lyndon in the title game at 12 45 p.m. Lyndon edged Wellsville 22 21 to reach third place. Wellsville faces Pomona at 9 a.m. Saturday for third place. Ottawa Recreation Commission offers Red Cross CPR classes with infant child CPR Tuesday and adult CPR February 7. fees are 10 dollars.
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Santa Fe Trail
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Ottawa Braves Hold Off Tabor In Conference Clash
Ottawa uses size and balance to beat Tabor 91 80 behind McNaughton 17 and Hull 18 points. Young 10 Warner 9 and Bulmer 14 add support as Ottawa improves to 5 8 overall and 2 1 in conference play. Tabor slides to 6 9 and 1 3 with late three point barrage unable to overcome deficit. Halftime 38 26. Standouts include McNaughton 7 11 17 and Hull 9 12 18.
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McGuire
Young
Warner
Crawford
McNaughton
Lady Braves extend streak with win over Tabor
Ottawa improves to 8-5 overall and 3-0 in conference after a 69-43 victory over Tabor. The Lady Braves dominated on the boards 48-38, held Tabor to 29 percent shooting, and benefited from 40 bench points. Ottawa’s six game win streak is their longest since 1992-93. next they travel to Southwestern on Saturday.
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Fondren
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Betting on NCAA games fuels push for change on campuses
The piece notes NCAA campus bookies risking bets from students, with speakers urging the association to act. It recalls a Bush era federal ban on sports wagering, limited exemptions for Nevada, Oregon, and Delaware, and failed New Jersey efforts to legalize in Atlantic City.
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Nevada
Congress
George Bush
Oregon
Delaware
New Jersey
Atlantic City
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