High School Basketball Schedule Across Kansas Thursday and Friday
Upcoming Thursday events include Spring Hill Wellsville Louisburg at Anderson County five o clock and Southwestern at Ottawa from six to eight pm On Friday Paola Gardner and Central Heights at Pomona Atchison Ottawa Wellsville Osawatomie gridley af Williamsburg Wi Baldwin at Basehor one pm Organizers list games across multiple venues with city and school matchups.
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Spring Hill
Wellsville
Louisburg
Anderson Co
Southwestern
Ottawa
Paola
Anderson Co. Gardner
Baldwin
Central Heights
Pomona
Atchison
College and pro games listed for Wednesday schedule
On the air Wednesday College Virginia at Duke 6 p.m. ESPN Cincinnati at Saint Louis 6 p.m. ESPN2 Kansas State at Colorado 8 p.m. ESPN2 Wyoming at Kansas 8 p.m. ESPN2 Tennis Australian Open 10 p.m. ESPN2 College basketball Boston at NC State 6 p.m. ESPN2 Louisville at East Carolina 8 p.m. ESPN2 Arizona at USC 10 p.m. FSN NHL New York Islanders at St Louis 7 p.m. FSN Detroit at Colorado 8 p.m. ESPN Australian Open 2 p.m. ESPN 10 p.m.
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Virginia
Duke
ESPN
Cincinnati
Saint Louis
Kansas St
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Boston
N.C. State
Louisville
East Carolina
Arizona
Usc
NHL N.Y. Islanders
St. Louis
FSN
Detroit
Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores Tuesday Results
Andover Central rolled past Andale 73 to 46 while Augusta beat Rose Hill 69 to 58. Derby defeated Chanute 60 to 58, and Ottawa won 85 to 55 over Turner with many other scores across the state, including Wamego 67 over Salina South 58 and Marysville 54, plus late OT results in several girls contests.
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Kansas Prep
Associated Preps
Andover Central
Andale
Augusta
Rose Hill
Central Heights
Uniontown
Chanute
Pittsburg
Cheney
Chaparral
Derby
Arkansas City
Highland Park
KC Schlagle
Iola
Osawatomie
Jefferson West
Royal Valley
Kingman
Wellington
Lansing
Immaculate
Lawrence
SM South
Lebo
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Kansas City Christian
Basehor-Linwood
Piper
Bonner Springs
Perry-Lecompton
Buhler
Mulvane
Burlingame
LeRoy
Burlington
Fredonia
de Soto
Mill Valley
Erie
Yates Center
Hayden
Washburn Rural
Jinn
Marmaton Valley
Jetmore
Greensburg
Larned
Ellsworth
Marysville
Salina South
McPherson
Campus
Moundridge
Canton-Galva
Northern Heights
Chase County
Olpe
Hartford
Ottawa
Turner
Sabetha
Hiawatha
Salina Central
Wamego
Salina Sacred Heart
Herington
Santa Fe Trail
Gardner-Edgerton
Silver Lake
Pleasant Ridge
Smith Center
Stockton
Smoky Valley
Nickerson
Spearville
Pawnee Heights
Spring Hill
Eudora
St. Marys
Jackson Heights
Sylvan Grove
Chase
Thayer
Altoona-Midway
Tipton
Mankato
Topeka
Seaman
Emporia
Valley Center
Maize
Waverly
Weskan
Cheylin
Wichita Ind
Council Grove
Williamsburg
Hamilton
Reese Welleville Middle School Basketball Tournament
Seventh graders from Anderson County faced Wellsville and Eudora with results showing Eudora beating Baldwin and Anderson Co. in the championship rounds. Final standings feature Anderson Co. and Baldwin in top positions as the round concluded.
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Welleville Middle School
Tournanier Soliday
Anderson Co
Wellsville
Eudora
Baldwin
Ottawa Cyclones explode to 85-55 win over Turner
Ottawa high scoring attack, led by Lee Baldwin with 18 points and 6 three pointers, powers 85-55 victory. Thompson adds 20, Waldron a career high 10 as Ottawa improves to 8-1, 1-0 in the Huron League.
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Ottawa
Turner
Cyclones
David Grover
Ross Thompson
Baldwin
Grover
Thompson
Clint Bones
Caleb Blakesley
Drew Waldron
Trey
Waldron
Michael Catlon
Andrew Maxwell
Rafael Robinson
Blakesley
Bones
Atchison
Balance Keys JV
Kyle Huschka
Dom Nation
Sean Hull
Scott Sachse
Aaron Douglas
Simmons
Haffner
Steineger
Huschka
Nation
Sheffield
Panthers wear down Hamilton in 62-32 loss
Hamilton played shorthanded with seven healthy players as Williamsburg pressed hard, turning a close first quarter into a 62-32 defeat. Steven Bathory led Hamilton with 21 points, while Williamsburg pulled away with a 17-5 second quarter run and 16-7 third. Williamsburg improved to 7-1 and will host Gridley next.
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Williamsburg
Hamilton
Panthers
Kris Hassler
Hassler
Steven Bathory
Kyle Kost
Scott Driver
Gridley
Maley
Burke
J. Watts
S. Watts
Ware
Anderson
East
Driver
Bathory
Magrath
Lyndon
Pomona
Shawn Walters
Hughes
Olson
J. Maley
B. Schlotterbeck
S. Maley
K. Maley
Talkington
A. Schlotterbeck
Watson
Gorton
Tipton
Lee
Johnson
Roundup: Lyndon tops Pomona in high scoring clash
Lyndon beat Pomona 72 53 as Pomona battled foul trouble in the second half. Dallas Dillon led Pomona with 14 points while Lyndon’s Krell 19 and Zare 12 fueled the win. Central Heights won 48 34 at Uniontown, with Woolery 14 and Wuertz 13 leading the Vikings.
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Pomona
Indians
Clint Stoppel
Lyndon
Stoppel
Jared Beasley
Patrick Barrigan
Dallas Dillon
Barrigan
Central Heights
Krell
Zare
Osburn
C. Schultz
Fannin
Rissen
Baker
G. Schultz
Fenwick
Dillon
Green
Criqui
Anderson
Schultz
Friaden
Uniontown
Vikings
Chris Woolery
Vinnie Wuertz
Nets
Nichols
Spain Howard
Daniels
Fraser
Marlow
Eden
Ripper
Woolery
Wuertz
Kueser
Sluder
Wadkins
Coby Pearson
Craig Pearson
Ottawa Girls End Slump With 65 43 Win Over Turner
Ottawa from Kansas defeated Turner 65 to 43 as they focused on inside play to attack the paint. Jenny Heck led with 15 points, while Allie Daniels, Liz Burks, and Megan Ramsey contributed in a balanced scoring effort as Ottawa moved to 5-3 overall and 1-0 in the Huron League.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Turner
Cliff. McCullough
Jenny Heck
Julie Heck
Kelsie Studley
Rae Ann Tharp
Janeece Toland
McCullough
Cyclones
Allie Daniels
Liz Burks
Megan Ramsey
Atchison
JV Sinks Turner
Sara Vance
Sara Spratt
Fresh
Karessa Lewis
Jill Spratt
Mejia
Koehler
Harrison
Kelly Phillips
Pierce
Leatherbury
Best
Harvey
Free throws lift Central Heights past Uniontown in 56 51 win
Central Heights pulled away late with 10 of 14 free throws in the fourth, led by Mandi Cox's 21 points. Uniontown trailed 40 40 entering the final period, as Kandie Wood and Tina Wilson added key points. Williams burg defeated Hamilton while Hallie Lee scored 31 for Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
Vikings
Uniontown
Mandi Cox
Cox
Kandie Wood
Tina Wilson
Alicia Stahl
Pomona
Eldridge
Blake
Shelton
Mann
Williams
Ermel
Johnston
Robertson
Siahi
Adkinson
Wood
Spratt
Wilson
Williamsburg
Hamilton
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Reese
Bears
Ottawa Boys
Lee Baldwin
Laurie Sisk
Kelby Wadkins
Cody Pearson
Eagles
Ottawa Girls