Tuesday High School Schedule Across Baldwin Inn Regions
Tuesday schedule lists Anderson County against Lincoln Prep at 6 p.m. and Ottawa vs Baldwin at 7:30 p.m. UH Augusta faces Turner at 6 p.m. Mill Valley meets Wellsville at 7:30 p.m. Crestgirls clash Crest Pomona boys at 6:30 p.m. Pomona girls play Wichita at 8 p.m. Central Heights meets Sabetha at 3:30 p.m. Burlington hosts Council Grove 6:40 p.m. Santa Fe Trail vs Paola 3:30 p.m. Sabeta Co. vs Eureka 6:40 p.m. Sabetha vs Council Grove 5:05 p.m. SFT vs Bureko 8:15 p.m. CH vs Paola 5:05 p.m. Burlington vs Lobatis Co. 8:15 p.m. Ottawa at TreCity 5 p.m.
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College basketball and tennis broadcast schedule
ESPN presents Ohio State at Indiana at 6 p.m. and Virginia at Virginia Tech at 6 30 p.m. ESPN2 carries Iowa State at Missouri at 7 p.m. Alabama at Mississippi follows at 8 p.m. Tennis coverage shows the Australian Open at 1 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. Wednesday NBA features Denver at New York at 6 30 p.m. on FSN with Washington at New Orleans at 6 p.m. ESPN carries Maryland at North Carolina at 6 p.m. Purdue at Illinois at 6 30 p.m. ESPN2 shows Kansas at Colorado at 8 p.m.
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Kansas prep boys basketball scores from Monday night
AP reports listed results across Kansas games with numerous teams such as Andover, Caney Valley, Blue Valley North, Olathe North, Frankfort, Bonner Springs, Chanute, Caney Valley, Iola, Oakley, La Crosse, Jefferson West, Pratt, and others. Highlights include high scoring wins and close matchups across divisions.
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Iola
Fredonia
Pembroke Hill
Bonner Springs
Kinsley
Ransom-Bazine
la Crosse
Oakley
Lakin
Sotanta
Louisburg
DeSoto
Lucas-Luray
Chase
Lyons
Litlé River
Neodesha
Erie
Ness City
Dighton
Onaga
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Wheatland
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Rose Hill
Garden Plain
Southeast
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Liberal
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Riverton
TMP
Marion
Tangonoxia
Jefferson West
Wichita
Chase County
Norhern Heights
Wabounses
Ransom-Bazina
Parsons
Pike Valley
Beloit St. John's
Royal Valley
Rossville
Baxter Springs
Sylvan Grove
Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Morys Colgan
Tipton
Downs
Valley Heights
White Rock
North Central
All-Americans keep Braves standards high at Ottawa
Ottawa University’s 2002 senior class, spanning three coaching staffs, produced four NAIA All-Americans. Offensive lineman Josh Crews earned his third All-American honor, while Raul Salas, Darnell Renzie, and Bob Lamoreaux earned multiple selections. Salas across roles set career interceptions tied for the school record, and the group’s leadership helped Ottawa reach 5-5 after a 4-1 start amid injuries and roster changes.
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Ottawa
Renzie
Laurie Sisk
Panthers split highlight West Franklin tourney openers
Crest girls edged Pomona 40 39 at Ottawa University in the West Franklin Tournament opener. Pomona turnovers and missing Megan Adamson at point guard hampered the Indians who fell to 3 7. Crest led by Casey Greenwood 10 and Maria Labrador 16 paced the winners while Pomona was led by Reece and Labrador with 16 total. Williamsburg boys beat Wichita Home School 65 48 in the nightcap as Steven Bathory posted 30 points and 19 rebounds.
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J. Schmidt
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R. Schmidt
Knowles
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Jeff West Tops Ottawa In 68 53 Victory
Jeff West defeated Ottawa 68 to 53 as Ottawa's defense failed to contain the Tigers. Megan Ramsey led Ottawa with 21 points including five three-pointers, while Jeff West shot well from the field and line, pulling ahead 41-33 at halftime and holding on for the win. Ottawa faces a tougher schedule with a week to prepare for the Top Gun tournament in Wellsville.
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