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Friday night results feature a string of close outcomes led by Baldwin 67 over Turner 66 and Bishop Miege 70 over Blue Valley 61. Other notable scores include Labette County 71 over Frontenac 47 and St Thomas Aquinas 42 defeating Blue Valley Northwest 44.
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Turner
Bishop Miege
Blue Valley
Blue Valley North
Blue Valley West
Brewster
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Coffeeville
Iola
Conway Springs
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Galena
SE Cherokee
Girard
Columbus
Ingalls
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Kingman
Andale
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Ottawa dominates with balanced scoring and strong rotation
Addison Miller leads Ottawa with 16 points as all 11 players score in a decisive win. Phillip Sylvester adds 12, Victor Ojeleye 11, with Bones, Leecy, Douglas, and others contributing. Ottawa JV wins 80-52 while freshmen fall 66-65 before a Wednesday Lawrence game.
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Addison Miller
Ottawa
Phillip Sylvester
Victor Ojeleye
Aaron Douglas
Luke Bones
Matt Leecy
Teran Cole
Bones
Leecy
Ian Mathews
Cory Carner
Justin Huschka
Jake Moore
Shane Ross
Cyclones
Jarrod Ingold
Lawrence
Anderson County
Cooper
Miller
Sylvester
Ojelaye
Moore
Douglas
Cole
Turmer
Sipple
Mathews
Sunflower Showdown tests Wildcats after rough stretch
Kansas State aims to rebound as Kansas rides a seven game win streak into the Sunflower Showdown at Allen Fieldhouse. Cartier Martin leads KSU while David Hoskins and Lance Harris provide scoring for KU. Coach Wooldridge seeks in-house fixes to stop the slide.
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Lawrence
Kansas State
Kansas
Wildcats
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Nebraska
Bramlage Coliseum
Jim Wooldridge
Bill Self
Colorado
Wooldridge
Jeff Hawkins
Self
Christian Moody
Cartier Martin
David Hoskins
Iowa State
Lance Harris
Harris
Winter Warmup to raise funds for Cardinal Care
The St. Louis Cardinals host a three day Winter Warmup with autographs from NL MVP Albert Pujols and NL Cy Young winner Chris Carpenter among others to benefit Cardinal Care. Prices range from ten to eighty dollars per autograph, with some free with admission passes, and additional autograph tickets via donations. Notable attendees include Stan Musial, Red Schoendienst, Tony La Russa, Whitey Herzog, Bruce Sutter, Jim Edmonds, Ozzie Smith, Rick Ankiel, and others. The event coincides with the Baseball Writers Association of America dinner on Monday night.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Jim Edmonds
Ozzie Smith
Herr
Rick Ankiel
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Carpenter
Cy Young
Bob Gibson
Baseball Writers Association of America
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