Community church league schedule and programs
The Woodward Center hosts Friday church league basketball with games from 6 to 9 pm featuring West Presbyterian First Baptist Community Foursquare Agape Christian Nazarene Zion Lutheran and First Methodist. Youth programs Giggles and Games for 3 and 4 year olds run Thursdays with two time slots. Other activities include after school classes for ages eight and up, youth baseball softball uniform returns, youth basketball for various grades, adult volleyball leagues, standings and results, and Saturday morning water aerobics. Call 242-1939 for details and ORC office registration.
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Michigan Valley
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Dodson
Avila handles Ottawa U in makeup clash 76-68
Avila College topped Ottawa University 76-68 in a makeup game. OU trailed 42-28 at halftime, then cut the deficit to 63-61 late before fading. Key scoring included Jason Kirchner with 13 second-half points and Cavazos Cummings 9 in the second half.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Avila College
Andy Carrier
Avila
Ottawa
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Carrier
Kansas Wesleyan
Prep Scores Highlight Friday Basketball Results Across Regions
Friday night results show Springfield over Glendale 41 39 Topeka Seaman edge Abilene 67 61 Andover defeats Andale 68 64 Basehor-Linwood beats 56 Belle Plaine 70 50 and multiple other area games with high scoring showdowns including Wichita Heights 42 and Park Hill 57 plus notable girls contests such as Ashland 83 Protection 37 and Liberal 52 Ulysses 49 reflecting broad regional action across Kansas and neighboring states.
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Halstead
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Garden Plain
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Brewster
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Junction City
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Atchison County
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Ulysses
Baker Routs Culver-Stockton In HAAC Showdown
Baker defeats Culver-Stockton 81-65 as Brian Sheldon scores 27 points and goes 7-for-7 at the line. Baker improves to 15-4 overall, 3-1 HAAC, leading 40-28 at halftime. Brent Dorsey adds 14 points, Dan Tierney 8 assists. Culver-Stockton's Jeff Busch tops with 16 points, while J.J. Huckin and Ryan Walker add 13 each.
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Jeff Busch
Culver Stockton
J.J. Huckin
Ryan Walker
Decker Leads Wildcats In OT Upset Of Oklahoma State
Missy Decker scored 26 points to lift Kansas State to an 81-68 overtime win over No. 19 Oklahoma State in a Big Eight matchup. Kansas State improved to 10-8 overall and 2-3 in league, while Oklahoma State fell to 13-2 and 3-1. The Cowgirls were scoreless in OT after tying 68-68 on Stacy Coffey’s late 3.
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Missy Decker
Kansas State
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Wildcats
Stacy Coffey
Carren Mitchell
The
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Can AFC teams win another Super Bowl soon
AP writer notes NFC dominance in recent Super Bowls, with teams like 49ers and Cowboys shaping the era. It questions whether the AFC can reclaim glory as lines in Las Vegas shift and past competitive balance grows rare, citing historic games and notable performances.
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