High School Basketball Schedules and Tournaments
Different boys and girls matchups across multiple tournaments including West Franklin Saint Marys against Williamsburg and Cair Paravel versus Williamsburg in late afternoon and evening slots. College action features Ottawa at Park College, with junior varsity and tournament entries listed for Baldwin and Burlington events across various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Franklin
Saint Marys
Williamsburg
Pomona
Crest
Emporia
Osage City
Wabounsee
Ottawa At Park College
Baldwin
P.m
Augusta
Wallsville
Atchison
Anderson County
Ottawa
Santa Fe Trail
Burlington
Central Heights
Pitsburg
Council Grove
Cair Faravel
Sunday college basketball scores from AP list
East games feature Boston U 69 over Drexel 62 and Delaware 81 over Vermont 64. George Washington 81 beat Dayton 61, Maine 68 over New Hampshire 65, Manhattan 74 over Marist 56, Northeastern 89 past Hofstra 74, Syracuse 85 over Miami 67, Towson 75 over Hartford 68, West Virginia 79 defeated Villanova 65 in OT. Midwest sees Indiana 74 beat Purdue 88, Minnesota 69, Nebraska 53, Oklahoma 43, SW Missouri State 89 over Illinois State 8. Far West has Arizona 89 over New Mexico 70 and Saturday’s Connecticut 86 over Georgetown 72, Massachusetts 62 over Fordham 46, Navy 78 over Lafayette 74, Penn 69 over Bucknell 62, Pitt 86 over Bulgaria 85, Seton Hall 64 over Notre Dame 58, St John’s 63 over Providence 54, Temple 80 over La Salle 66, Yale 53 over Brown 45, Duke 81 over Clemson 80, Kentucky 80 over Arkansas 77 in OT, LSU 46 over Florida 43, Marshall 78 over Ohio U 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston U
Drexel
Delaware
Vermont
George Washington
Dayton
Maine
New Hampshire
Manhattan
Marist
Northeastern
Hofstra
Syracuse
Miami
Towson
Hartford
West Virginia
Villanova
South Ark
Little Rock
W. Kent
Auburn
Alabama
Cincinnati
Louisville
Florida St
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Georgia
Tulane
Houston
Virginia
N. Carolina St
Midwest
Indiana
Purdue
Low
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Connecticut
Georgetown
Massachusetts
Fordham
Navy
Lafayette
Penn
Bucknell
Pitsburgh
Bulgay
Seton Hall
Mole-Dame
St. John's
Providence
Temple
la Salle
Yale
Brown
South Duke
Clemson
Kentucky
Arkansas
LSU
Florida
Marshall
Ohio
Osage City Tops Northern Heights In Rough Victory
Osage City earned a 50 to 43 win over Northern Heights on Friday after a slow start. Shelly Koch led Osage City with 21 points tying a school record with three three-pointers and eight rebounds. Kate DeBaun added 11 points and 11 rebounds as Osage City advanced with a 6-2 record. Northern Heights, seed two, will join the Flinthills Invitational in Emporia where top seed Osage City faces Wabaunsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Northern Heights
Kent Reed
Shelly Koch
Kate DeBaun
Emporia
Wabaunsee
Northam Heights
Jones
Bush
von Gundy
Wheat
Young
Davidson
Keller
Lindsay
Koch
Dayhoff
DeBaoun
Wellsville freshman team takes third in tourney
Wells ville freshmen finished third in the Wellsville Freshman Tournament after a 64-55 win over Eudora in the third place game. Josh Flett led scoring with 33 points and 12 rebounds while 15 points from Flett and 3 assists by Brian Harlow in earlier games propelled the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Eagles
Osawatomie
Josh Flett
Louisburg
Flett
Eudora
Brian Harlow
Patrick Farley
Dustin Rutledge
Wilt Chamberlain Returns to Kansas Amid Warm Jayhawk Pride
Wilt Chamberlain visits Allen Fieldhouse for the first official Kansas appearance since his All-American years. Fans pack the arena for a celebration thick with nostalgia as Chamberlain embraces the tradition, accepts a floor plaque, and praises Kansas while the Jayhawks extend a 56-game home streak and edge rival Kansas State in a spirited game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Chamberlain
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas
Jayhawks
Bob Frederick
Wilt
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Allen
Kansas State
Wildcats
Tigers face top ranked Kansas at Hearnes Center
Missouri coach Norm Stewart previews tonight’s 8:30 p.m. home game against third-ranked Kansas, a rematch of last season’s double overtime classic. Missouri seeks road-win relief after 17 straight road losses as Kansas State and Baylor incidents highlight a busy weekend across the Big 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas City
Norm Stewart
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Jayhawks
Hearnes Center
Missouri
McDonald's
Columbia
ESPN
Kansas
Tigers
Colorado
Falcons not so friendly Lady Braves go cold
Ottawa fell 64-55 at Wilson Field House as the Lady Braves missed free throws late and shot 26 percent in the second half. Amy James scored 29 for Friends, while Candie Lindley led Ottawa with 14 points and four blocks as Ottawa drops to 1-13 overall and 1-4 in ECAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
McPherson
Adams
Amy James
Lady Falcon
Kansas
Friends
Sterling
James
Brenda Rippel
Lady Falcons
Lady Braves
Candie Lindley
Melvetta Manning
Kalisha Patrick
Park College
Fgmfga Fimfta Friends
Jeffress
Sommars
Yulzia
Ownbey
Meyars
Schneider
Rippel
Emerson
Wheeler
S. Moore
Lindley
McMillen
Markin
Patrick
Manning
McMillan
Friends rally past Ottawa behind Pete Martin’s 26 points
Pete Martin, a 6-5 Falcon, scored 18 of his 26 in the second half to lead Friends to an 82-71 win over Ottawa at Wilson Field House. Ottawa trailed 37-29 at halftime and could not slow Martin as Friends packed the paint and countered with fast breaks. Jeremy McDonnell led Ottawa with 14 points, while Dustin McGuire came off the bench for 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rends
Ottawa
Pete Martin
Falcon
Friends
The
Braves
Wilson Field House
Martin
Pete
Andy Carrier
Ie Braves
Carrier
Falcons
Epoure
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Jeremy McDonnell
Phil Duncan
Tavares Robinson
Ralph Banks
Dustin McGuire
Sterling Wednesday
Fgafgm Etaftm Friends
Buchanan
Stuhlsatz
Anderson
Ottawa Cyclones Wrestle Tough at Prairie View Invite
Ottawa high school grapplers faced mixed 4A to 6A foes, finishing sixth as a team while six individuals reached the top four. Dawson Grant led with 15-1 record after three wins including an OT thriller, and Luke Hinderliter, Casey Black, Sterling Smith, Mark Page, and Alex Todd also earned podium finishes. Coach Bob Boldra hailed the challenging field as beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dawson Grant
Luke Hinderliter
Casey Black
Sterling Smith
Mark Page
Alex Todd
Grant
Hinderliter
Black
Smith
Page
Todd
Bob Boldra
Cyclones
S. Smith
White
Culbertson
Osa
Courter
Chan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saursy
P.m. Cair Paravel
Osage City Falls
Monte Hardge
Wilt Chamberlain
Waco
Baylor
Big 12
Patrick Hunter
Oklahoma State
By Greg Mast
Steve Morse
Kelly Wheeler
Sara Emerson
R. Ross
Rundelh
Lou
Jackson
SMN
Hardesty
Armstrong
Winterer
Pontier
Sms
Drake
Cox
Shidler
Ton
Thorp
Brownson
Schull
Ottawa JV
SM Miege
Bunch
Walsh
Ju. McCurdy
Gipson
Bradley
Harbison
Hedges
Guyett
Bass
Thomas
Gram
Haney
Walters
Sharp
Howard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!