Pomona earns two wins in West Franklin tourney run
Central Heights tops Williamsburg 49 15 while Pomona sweeps girls and boys action. Cale Worthington scored 13 for Pomona in a 66 20 victory over Seabury, and Pomona beat Central Heights 66 20 earlier. Stephen White and Brett Adkinson led the Vikings with 11 points each in the win.
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Trisha Rogers
Melissa Reed
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Melissa
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Elli Ouellette
Kelly Adkinson
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Campfield
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Jayhawks balance scoring fuels 10th straight win
Kansas, ranked No. 5, uses spread scoring led by Brandon Rush 13.7 ppg and Mario Chalmers 11.9 as Darrell Arthur, Julian Wright, and Sherron Collins add depth. Coach Bill Self praises unselfish play that keeps opponents guessing and fuels a 10 game winning streak entering a Big 12 showdown at Texas Tech.
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Black coaches likely to make Super Bowl history in playoffs
Indianapolis AP two weeks ago Lovie Smith Tony Dungy and Herman Edwards discussed the significance of two black coaches reaching the NFL playoffs. If the Colts beat the Patriots and Bears win, two black coaches could play in the Super Bowl for the first time in 41 years, a milestone amid coaching changes.
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Ottawa freshmen claim fifth win in 54 38 victory
Ottawa improved to 8-0 in second half as Nichole Gentry led with 10 points and Shelby Miller dropped 22. Kristyn Watts added 13 and Alyssa Miller 12 as Spring Hill 41, Ottawa 61 final tallies showed Hermreck 3 McFarland 7 Lillie 7 Mars 9 Bowen 6 Hendrickson 12 Caron 10 Ray 5 Rusk 2.
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