High school basketball schedules for Baldwin and Burlington events
Oris High School hosts Baldwin Invitational games with Wellsville versus Anderson County at 5 p.m. Ottawa meets Augusta at 6 30 p.m. Baldwin faces Santa Fe Trail at 8 p.m. Burlington Invitational features Central Heights versus Labette County at 3 30 p.m. and Central Heights against Girard at 8 15 p.m. Wichita meets Crest at 5 p.m. Williamsburg tangles with Pomona at 6 30 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. Osawatomie plays Anderson County GOsage City visits Flinthills Invitational in a busy regional schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Anderson Co
Ottawa
Augusta
Baldwin
Santa Fe Trail
Burlington
Central Heights
Labette Co
Girard
W. Franklin Inviettone
Wichita
Crest
Williamsburg
Pomona
Pomone
Osawatomie
Osage City
Flinthills
KC Christian
Jatterson West
Oskaloosa
Jenningstonora
Paleo
Lansing
Shawnee Maranatha
Leoli
Syracuse
Lyndon
Rosalia Flinthills
Ness City
Dighton
Northern Valley
Logan
Oakley
LaCrosse
Oswego
Jayhawk-Linn
Pike Valley
Jowell
Salina Central
Hays
Southern Cloud
North Central
St. Paul
Columbus
Stanton County
Hugoton
SW Heights
Satanta
Thayer
Rich Hill
Wyandotte
Kansas Boys Scores By The Associated Press Results
A compilation of Thursday night basketball scores across Kansas and neighboring states. Notable entries include Alliance Nebraska 71 Liberal 41 and Andover 67 SM East 74. Numerous teams from Wichita, Topeka, and surrounding areas posted varied results with several upsets and overtime games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Boys
Associated Press
Alliance
Neb
Liberal
Altoona-Midway
Gridley
Aquings
Bishop Carroll
Arkansas City
Conway Springs
Atchison
Dodge City
Axtell
Linn
Beloit
Colby
Benton J.V
Kansas School-Deaf
Berean Academy
Pretty Prairie
Barn
Clifton-Clyda
Bishop Miege
Topeka
Hayden
Blue Valley Northwest
Maize
Blue Valley
Randolph
Onaga
Blue Valley Stilwell
Goddard
Buhler
Newton
Burrton
Wichita
Trinity
Caldwell
West Elk
Campus
Mulvane
Cedar Vale
South Haven
Chapman
Wellington
Chase County
Royal Valley
Cheney
Garden Plain
Cimarron
Scoti
Creflin
Little River
Concordia
Abilene
Derby
Brewster
Stanton County
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Immaculata
Wathana
Ingalls
Moscow
Jayhawk-Linn
Hume
Jennings-Lenora
Palco
Junction City
Ponca City
Okla
Kapaun
Mt Carmel
Great Bend
KC Washington
Topeka West
Lakin
Hugoton
Larned
Kinsley
Lawrence
Seaman
Jaw-Free State
Topeka High
Lincoln
Wichita East
Marmaton Valley
Parsons
Marysville
Hiawatha
McCook
Ulysses
Minneapolis
Hutchinson Trinity
Nickerson
Stafford
Northeast Arma
Oswego
Northern Heights
Wabaunsee
Northern Valley
Logan
Olathe South
Webb City
Osage City
Herington
Peabody
Fairfield
Quivira Heights
Central Christian
Remington
Douglass
Rock Creek
Indt
Rose Hill
Haven
Rossville
Mission Valley
Salina Central
Russall
Sadgwick
Canton-Galva
SM East
Andover
SM Northwest
Kc-Turner
SM South
Shawnee Heights
Smoky Valley
Belle Plaine
South Gray
Rolla
Cherokee
Prairie View
Southern Cloud
Jewell
St. John
Hoisington
St. John’s Beloit
North Central
St. Marys
Troy
Starling
Moundridge
Sumner
Cair Paravel
SW Heights
Sublata
Valley Center
KC Schlagle
Washburn Rural
Olathe North
Wheatland
Ness City
Wichita Collegiate
Wichita Haights
Wichita North
SM North
Wichita Sunrise
Marion
Wichita West
Medicine Lodge
Winfield
Circle
Pomona boys lead West Franklin tourney after 2-0 start
The Pomona Indians sit atop the West Franklin Tournament after a 43-39 win over Wichita Homeschool at Ottawa University's Wilson Field House. Crest beat Williamsburg 51-46 to go 1-1 as the girls title was decided with Crest capturing a 40-29 victory over Wichita. Crest freshman Steven Bathory appeared in his first action and helped spark a Crest surge in a tight first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Webber
Herald
West Franklin
Pomona
Indians
Wichita
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Crest
Williamsburg
Panthers
Crest Boys
Williamsburg Panthers
Crest Lancers
Scott Driver
Jeremy Branson
Lancers
Panther
Kris Hassler
Hassler
Kevin Nilges
Steven Bathory
Bathory
Ron Bishop
Matt Scott
Jarad Schreff
Patrick Barrigan
Andy Dohm
Braves cruise past Southwestern in KCAC win
Ottawa University men dominated Southwestern in Hillsboro, building a 47-23 halftime lead and finishing 81-49. Curtis Brown starred with 10 points and seven rebounds as Tony Porter led OU with 17 points and seven boards. Ottawa improved to 9-7 overall, 3-3 in KCAC, and hosts McPherson next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Ottawa University
Hillsboro
Braves
Southwestern
Ottawa
Tabor
Sive Glass
Curtis Brown
Cory Fuller
Derek McDonnell
Tony Porter
Nick Young
Mid-America Nazarene
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
McGuire
Young
McDonnell
Kline
Early
Barnett
Porter
Brown
Warner
Bulmer
McNaughton
Fuller
OU Women Slump Continues In Loss To Southwestern
Ottawa University women fall to 8-7, 2-4 KCAC, dropping fourth straight after a 65-55 defeat at Southwestern. Manning scores 25 for Ottawa, Bandstra 12 with nine rebounds, while OU shoots 35 percent and hits 3 of 17 from three. Southwestern leads 29-27 at half, holds Ottawa to 21-59 shooting. Ottawa returns home to host McPherson at 5 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Southwestern
Nets
Ottawa
Melvetta Manning
Angie Bandstra
Nancy Tooley
Manning
Bandstra
Tooley
McPherson
FGA
Fim-Fta Southwestern
Patterson
Nicholas
Dreitz
Jensen
Anderson
Mohr
Akens
Wallenberg
Janson
Kempe
McGinnis
Rush
Smith
Mawson
Westerman
Markin
Today
Baker falls to Central Methodist in 79-75 setback
In Fayette, Baker's rally ends at 79-75 against Central Methodist. The Wildcats trailed 36-26 at halftime, then surged with 49 second half points on 63 percent shooting, while Central Methodist lingered with 17 of 22 free throws. Aaron Schwerman led Baker with 17 points, Pedro Dos Santos added 12, Ivica Simac and Todd Heitshusen 11 each, and Brandon Scarborough 10. Baker drops to 8-12 overall and 3-6 in the Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Baker
Wildcats
Central Methodist
Aaron Schwerman
Pedro Dos Santos
Ivica Simac
Todd Heitshusen
Brandon Scarborough
Central Methodist Nips Baker In Tight Heart Clash
In Fayette Missouri Central Methodist women edged Baker 70 66 as Baker made five of seven free throws. The Lady Wildcats shot 41 percent while Central Methodist hit 40 percent. Triece Baker scored 24 for Baker and Angie Miller 17 for Central Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Central Methodist
Baker
Lady Wildcats
Triece Baker
Angie Miller
Baldwin wrestlers sweep duals at Louisburg Gardner Edgerton
The Baldwin High wrestling team moved to 5-1 in duals with a 72-0 win over Gardner Edgerton and a 54-21 victory against Louisburg here. Eight pins against Louisburg and nine against Gardner. standout pins by Wayne Sage Adam Turk Derek Lang and Adam Halford. Nathan Deel Witt Hinton and Andy Breedlove contributed pins or wins. JV winners included Stone Wilson Brown Schneck and Haeffner. Next action at Washburn Rural at 9 am Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
Baldwin High
Gardner-Edgerton
Baldwin
Gardner
Wayne Sage
Adam Turk
Derek Lang
Adam Halford
Nathan Deel
Witt Hinton
Andy Breedlove
Kevin Stone
Tom Wilson
Joe Brown
Bryan Schneck
Josh Haeffner
Washburn Rural
Sweeney Signs Two Year Deal With Royals
Mike Sweeney agreed to a $13 million two year contract with Kansas City securing a cornerstone role for the Royals. General manager Allard Baird said Sweeney wants to stay and is a key part of the club as Kansas City weighs extensions for Jermaine Dye and other young talents amid a small market struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mike Sweeney
Kansas City Royals
Allard Baird
Ffe
Johnny Damon
Oakland
Royals
Joe Randa
Jose Rosado
Jermaine Dye
Dye
Baird
Sweeney
David Glass
Allard
Ex Royal Damon lands 7.1 million one year with A's
Oakland signs Johnny Damon after acquiring him from Kansas City last week. The outfielder, 27, will earn 7.1 million for one season and is eligible for free agency after 2001. Damon batted .327 with 16 homers and 88 RBIs last season for the Royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Damon
Kansas City
Athletics
Damon
Royals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oris
Pomona Boys
Kauffman Stadium
George Brett
Tony Muser
Mike
Moser
Brian Meadows
Jeff Suppan
Dave McCarty
Gregg Zaun
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!