Thursday and Friday Kansas high school games on slate
DeSoto visits Ottawa for Thursday wrestling at 6 p.m. On Friday Anderson County hosts Paola and Baldwin hosts Gardnar while Paola meets Baldwin in girls action at 7 30 p m Also Pomona plays Central Heights Lyndon takes on Hartford Northern Heights visits Osage City Atchison goes to Otawa Flinthills faces Waverly Osawatomie plays Wellsville all 5 p m or 7 30 p m tip offs with multiple locations and sexes listed
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DeSoto
Ottawa
Anderson Co
Paola
Baldwin
Gardnar
Pomona
Central Heights
Lyndon
Hartford
Northern Heights
Osage City
Atchison
Otawa
Flinthills
Waverly
Osawatomie
Wellsville
Kansas AP rankings mix for boys and girls basketball teams
AP consensus rankings list top Kansas teams across classes for boys and girls. Notable entries include Derby, Wichita Southeast, Olathe East, Wichita Northwest, Hutchinson, Maize, and McPherson among others with records noted. several districts and ties are mentioned across 1A to 6A levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Capital Journal
Wichita Eagle
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Derby
Wichita Southeast
Olathe East
Dodge City
Shawnee Mission West
Emporia
Salina South
Buhler
Kansas City Turner
el Dorado
Andover
Kansas City Wyandotte
Ellis
Troy
Altoona-Midway
St. Francis
Hill City
Hutchinson Trinity
Sylvan Grove
Brewster
Ashland
Hanover
Wheatland
Quivira Heights
College Basketball Scores From Wednesday AP
The Associated Press reports results across regions with Boston College over Rutgers 69 62 George Washington 78 73 OT Holy Cross 78 76 OT Navy 88 66 and more. Duke 88 52 Wake Forest LSU 59 54 Maryland 89 83 North Carolina 71 Memphis 60. Midwest Akron 64 Miami Ohio 51 Indiana 76 Northwestern 58 Iowa 61 Ohio State 46 Kansas State 77 Iowa State 59. Southwest Arkansas 89 Florida 84 Kansas 83 Texas A&M 65.
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Associated Press
Boston College
Rutgers
George Washington
Xavier
Holy Cross
Colgate
Navy
Lehigh
St. Joseph's
St. Bonaventure
Wagner
Long Island U
South Duke
Wake Forest
East Carolina
Liberty
LSU
Auburn
Maryland
North Carolina
N. Caroling
Memphis
Vanderbilt
Alabama
William & Mary
James Madison
Midwest
Akron
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Kent
Indiana
Northwestern
Iowa
Ohio St
Kansas St
Iowa St
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Oklahoma
Toledo
Nillinois
Wisconsin
Penn St
Youngstown St
BuHalo
Southwest Arkansas
Florida
Jackson St
Ark
Ping Blu
Kansas
Texas A&m
Baseball Transactions From Wednesday
American League teams announced player moves and staff changes. Chicago White Sox agreed to terms with pitcher Jason Bere on a one year deal. New York Yankees named Jeff Mangold strength and conditioning coach. Toronto Blue Jays named Hector Berrios pitching coach of Hagerstown in the South Atlantic League. National League clubs agreed to terms with players and coaches: Atlanta Braves signed LHP Alan Embree to a two year contract. Cincinnati Reds agreed to terms with OF Chris Stynes and LHP Eddie Priest on one year deals. Colorado Rockies agreed to terms with RHP Pedro Astacio on a four year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Jason Bere
NEW York Yankees
Jeff Mangald
Toronto Blue Jays
Hector Berrios
Hagerstown
Atlanta Braves
Alan Embree
Cincinnati Reds
Chris Stynes
Eddie Priest
Colorado Rockies
Pedro Astacio
Big Mac attack at Wilson Field House steals win for Ottawa
Ottawa Braves defeated McPherson Bulldogs 84-76 at Wilson Field House. Ottawa built a 47-36 halftime lead behind Phil Duncan 23 points and balanced scoring from Dustin McGuire, Jason Joyce, and Ralph Banks. McPherson staged runs in the second half, but Ottawa answered with timely scoring and strong bench play to hold on. Ottawa improves to 4-10 overall and 1-3 in ECAC. McPherson drops to 3-1 in ECAC, 6-5 overall.
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Greg Mast
Ottawa
Andy Carrier
Bulldogs
Roger) Trimmell
McPherson
Braves
Carrier
Phil Duncan
Ralph Banks
Dustin McGuire
Jason Joyce
Trey
Dustin
Jason
Duncan
Phil
Jeremy McDonnell
Michael Snarks
Banks
Fgafgm Fiaftm
Ford
K. Hoover
Roland
Rehobit
Putnam
Hoerts
Waldron
McGuire
Joyce
McDonnell
Rush
Steele
Snarks
Steve Morse
Wilson Field House
Kelly Hoover
McMillen leads Ottawa U to season's first win over McPherson
Ottawa University women snap a 12 game skid with a 71-66 victory at Wilson Field House. McMillen scores 19 points and fuels late drive as Lindley adds 20 and Patrick nets 14. Manning and Bethell contribute in a balanced team effort sealing the win for the Lady Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillen
Lady Braves
Skid Sturied
Lindley
Ottawa University
McPherson
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Kalisha Patrick
Patrick
Adams
Amy Ross
Melvetta Manning
Ross
Melvetta
Manning
University of California San Diego
Kelley Bethell
Bethany
Friends
Sterling
Fta McPherson
Watkins
Plannanstial
Neusch
Sanchez
Schubert
Cordova
Wheeler
S. Moore
Fregon
Bethell
Markin
Mihaillan
Missouri Denies Sutton 600th Win As OSU Falls 70 64
Missouri holds off No. 25 Oklahoma State 70 64 denying coach Eddie Sutton his 600th victory. Freshman Brian Graver fuels the late surge with four clutch free throws in the final minutes. Sutton eyes next chance at Baylor as Norm Stewart praises Graver’s composure. Kansas dominates Texas A&M 83 65 behind Paul Pierce and Eric Chenowith while Kansas State tops Iowa State 77 59.
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Ansas City
Eddie Sutton
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Brian Graver
Sutton
Baylor
Graver
Brian
Norm Stewart
Hearnes Center
Maryland
Texas
Kansas
Texas A&m
Paul Pierce
Eric Chenowith
Chenowith
Pierce
Jayhawks
TJ. Pugh
Raef LaFrentz
Aggies
Tony Barone
Roy Williams
Tony
Kansas State
Iowa State
Manny Dies
Marcus Fizer
Wise scores 43 as Trojans win twice last week
Wise led the Trojans with 43 points helping two victories last week. Coach Burkdoll praised his driving to the basket and strong defense while noting he is taking charge on offense. Teammates and rivals across MdCV Central Heights Osage City Ottawa and other schools are listed in the report.
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Wise
Trojans
Mdcv
Steve Burkdoll
Baldwin
Jay Brooks
Hunter Harris
Central Heights
Phillip Pearson
Brett Woolery
Brandon Lee
Lyndon
Chad Chriestenson
Dusty Mickelson
Joe Arb
Jeremy Carlisle
Brad Burkdoll
Osage City
Mike Fager
Ottawa
Ricky Bulmer
John Reed
Josh Garcia
Dawson Grant
Casey Black
Pomona
Jacob Lang
Waverly
Charlie Kitt
Jamie Dreiling
Wellsville
Derrick Carpenter
Brett Harlow
Williamsburg
Chris Parkin
John Dixon
Pomona Girls Win Behind Wood Fire 26 Points Lead
Pomona cruised to two victories as Wood fired 26 points and grabbed offensive rebounds. Coach Joni Jones praised her work ethic and aggressive defense with steals contributing to the team's success. Names mentioned include Jerrica Miller, Crystal Yutschulte, Emilee Hermreck, Cory Robbins, and Roni Chavez among others.
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Wood
Pomona
Joni Jones
Anderson County
Jerrica Miller
Jalyssa Miller
Amy Rockers
Emily Wolken
Baldwin
Crystal Yutschulte
Johnelle Naspl
Lyndon
Alice Karakas
Mdcv
Sharon Combes
Chantel Swinehart
Kelly Burkdoll
Osage City
Kate DeBaun
Shelly Koch
Ottawa
Emilee Hermreck
Leanne Drumright
Rachel Goetz
Cory Robbins
Janie Bigham
Ginger Crane
Wellsville
Tania Slayden
Williamsburg
Roni Chavez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wamega
Circle
Kansas City Sumner
Ulysses
Beloit
Wichita Collegiate
Halcomb
Jefferson Wast
Conway Springs
Cheney
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Bishop Miege
Maize
Wichita Carroll
Santa Fe Trail
Labette County
Girard
Rose Hill
Medicine Tae
Tie
Lakin
Riley County
Cimarron
Erie
Eudora
Meundridge
Olpe
Quinter
Stanton County
Jackson Heights
Goessel
Valley Heights
Little River
Weskan
Pretty Prairie
Utica
Crest
Centralia
Beloit St. John’s
St. Paul
Big Mac
Herald
Boc Cuffaore
Herald Star
Derek Wise
Mdccv
Stacia Wood
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