Cardinals conquer Cyclones in second half rout
Eudora used a dominant second half to crush Ottawa 71 to 48 on Friday. Ottawa coach Cliff McCullough lamented immaturity and lack of depth, noting two standout players but overall weak defense and execution. Scorers: Eudora Downing 15 Fawcett 6 J Rouser 14 Tolefree 15 Elston 11 A Rouser 7 Brown 3. Ottawa Carroll 21 McCullough 14 Bethea 9.
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Cliff McCullough
Ot tawa girls beat Eudora 45 to 25 to grow
Ottawa High School girls basketball notched a 45 25 win over Eudora as the second half sparked the Cyclones. The 13 2 third quarter run put Ottawa ahead 31 18 with six players scoring in the final two periods. Coach Kelli Fischer praised defense and execution while noting growth and lapses.
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Anderson
Pearson
Peterson
Lady Falcons edge well-strung Railroaders in tight finish
West Franklin won 46-43 at Herington as the Lady Falcons led 34-25 entering the fourth quarter before Herington rallied to within three with 17 seconds left. Wellsville fell 29-24 to Iola, with coach Brock Campbell noting an off shooting night and promising work on finishing at the line. Anderson County rolled Santa Fe Trail 45-33. Anderson County led 64-33 in the later notes with players listed scoring totals and upcoming games.
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Lady Railroaders
West Franklin
Lady Falcons
Wellsville
Lady Eagles
Iola
Brock Campbell
Anderson County
Campbell
Dwyer
Coons
Patton
Kline
Lee
L. McDaniel
Santa FE Trail
Pedro
Rockers
Madison Ratliff
Fritz
Maycee Ratliff
Paige Scheckel
Lickteig
Dunnaway
K. Johnson
Simmons
Local scoreboard shows rivals totaling point contributions
Matthew Gilkey 4, Philip Swank 6, Cade Fischer 4, Shane Birzer 2, Riley Milliken 4, Tanner Gould 2 highlight a multi athlete scoring slate. The tally emphasizes Swank leading with six points, followed by Gilkey and Milliken with four each.
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Matthew Gilkey
Philip Swank
Cade Fischer
Shane Birzer
Riley Milliken
Tanner Gould
Close game slips away at Bethany for Ottawa Braves
Ottawa university men trailed by 15 in the second half, then let Bethany surge with a 23-8 run to steal an 83-80 road win. Coach Siebenthall lamented tentative play and missed shots as Ottawa drops to 11-7 overall, 7-3 in conference, ahead of a home date with No. 11 Tabor.
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Tyler Larkin
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Siebenthall
No. 11
Tabor
Hillsboro
Bruce Tate
Tate
No. 19
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Brooks
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Stewart
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Peters
Romig
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Thomas
Hodison
Williams
Boden
Eagles stay perfect in league with 67 40 win at Iola
Wellsville surged in the second half to beat Iola 67 40 on Friday, keeping the Eagles at 5-0 in league play. Coach Rick O Neil credited rebounding and execution as Wellsville eyes the Baldwin Invitational rematch with Augusta. West Franklin edged Herington 38 36 as Cody Renfro banked two late free throws to seal the road win. West Franklin, 4-5, heads to Emporia Monday for the Flint Hills tournament opener.
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Rick O'Neil
Cody Renfro
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Micah Tempel
Emporia
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