Weekend and weekday high school ball schedule listed
In the W Franklin and Baldwin invitational cycles teams such as Pomona Crest Wichita Wellsville Crest Williamsburg Central Heights Council Grove and more compete across boys and girls games on Monday Tuesday and Thursday. College action Ottawa visits Southwestern for a 6 to 8 pm window. Wrestling features Anderson Co Paola Baldwin Louisburg Wellsville and Eudora events at set 5 and 6 pm slots.
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Sunday College Basketball Scores From The Press
Sunday's scores feature many midwest and regional matchups led by Minnesota State and Missouri Valley teams. Key results include Creighton over Northern Iowa, St Johns over Rutgers, and Wichita State prevailing over Loyola. Multiple Missouri and Kansas institutions posted wins, with tight finishes and two overtimes in select games.
NFL Playoff Glance From Associated Press
Playoff results list from December wildcard games through the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl. Outcomes include Baltimore and New York Giants advancing, with scores noted for each matchup and venue details for the championship and Pro Bowl games.
Prep scores from Saturday night games
Bailayvilla beat Axtell 67 to 60 and Bern topped Frankfort 64 to 50 as Hill City defeated Victoria 69 to 45. Jewell won over White Rock 62 to 43 while Osborne defeated Plainville 63 to 33. Smith Center fell to Ellis 47 to 56 and Tescott beat Wakefield 42 to 59. Valley Heights edged BV Randolph 54 to 55 and Washington lost to BV Randolph 55 to 50. Clifton-Clyde won 52 to 52 over Frankfort 34. Ellis defeated Phillipsburg 41 to 31. Jewell beat White Rock 46 to 44. Norton defeated White Rock 50 to 44. Onaga beat Linn 62 to 46. Trego topped Hill City 51 to 46. Valley Heights beat Wetmore 46 to 26.
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Braves fall to Tabor 74 50 in conference game
Ottawa University Braves suffered a season low scoring 74 50 defeat at Hillsboro as Tabor forced 21 turnovers and dominated the paint. Chris McNaughton led OU with 13 points, while Micah Ratzlaff and Tony Porter were held to 15 and 8 respectively.
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Ottawa women drop third straight in 82 72 loss to Tabor
OU women stumble to a third consecutive defeat as Tabor defeats Ottawa 82-72. Coach Arabie Conner criticized defense and transition, noting Ottawa failed to get back on defense and let Tabor build runs. Key players included Kroeker, Werth, McGinnis, and Tooley.
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Giants offense dominates NFC title rout to Super Bowl
New York Giants surge past Minnesota 41-0 at the Meadowlands as Kerry Collins throws five touchdown passes for 381 yards, becoming the first since Sid Luckman in 1943 to achieve five TDs in an NFC playoff game. Giants advance to face Baltimore in Tampa.
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Ravens reach first Super Bowl on defense and big pass
Baltimore coastal victory over Oakland 16-3, highlighted by a 96‑yard game changing pass from Trent Dilfer to Shannon Sharpe. The Ravens defense stymied the Raiders, securing a dominant AFC title and a meeting with the New York Giants.
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Dilfer’s road to Super Bowl earns team praise and scorn
Trent Dilfer insists his Baltimore Ravens ride to the Super Bowl is a team effort as he reflects on a tumultuous journey from Tampa Bay to Baltimore. He credits his teammates for carrying him and says adversity shaped him, despite critics labeling him a bust.
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