Ottawa High Escapes Bonner Springs In Tight ERL Clash
Ottawa High Cyclones nipped undefeated Bonner Springs 50-49 after a late 10-point fourth-quarter run. Eddie Nealy led Bonner with 24 points and 16 rebounds, while Calvin Connor and Gene White combined for 29 for Ottawa who pulled within 2 games in the East Kansas League standings. Final shots and turnovers defined a tense, defense-focused night at the OHS gym.
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Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
OHS
Ottawa
Bonner
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Turner
Kansas
Eddie Nealy
OHL
Raymond Shaffer
Nealy
Stewart White
Clyclones
Calvin Connor
Gene White
White
Conner
Darren Beets
Beets
Connor
Cortner
Shaffer
Darrell Anderson
Stewart
Tony Petty
John Mueller
Lawrence
Lions
Topeka
Chapman
Trojans
Topeka West
Olathe
Rogers
Ark
Perkins
Moore
Colorado Springs
Wade Banks
William Davie
Ottawa Braves rally past Graceland 73 to 71 for HAC tie
Ottawa University veterans Jim Perkins and Kevin Moore sparked a 73 71 victory over Graceland securing a share of the Heart of America Conference lead. Perkins 24 and Moore 22 pace OU while Graceland’s Ian Davies scores 21 as the Braves dominate the first half and hold on despite late free throw woes.
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Lamoni
Iowa
Ottawa University
Jim Perkins
Kevin Moore
Braves
Graceland
Heart of America
Tarkio
Ottawa
Owls
Perkins
HAC
James McDowell
Ian Davies
Davies
Bo Rogers
Yellow Jackets
Peru
Neb
Central Methodist
Missouri Valley
Methodist
William Jewell
Cardinals
Mo “Valley
Baker
Indians Top Williamsburgh in Free Throw Rally 61 53
Pomona Indians overcome 7 point first half deficit to beat Williamsburg Panthers 61 to 53. Dave Miller scores 25 points with nine free throws as Pomona shoots 19 of 27 at the line. Dan Roecker and Dale Roecker pace Williamsburg with 19 and 14 points.
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Indians
Roger Shoemaker
Panthers
Shoemaker
Dave Miller
PHS
Perry Jordan
Daryl Finch
Boecker Boys
Dan
Dale
Larry Wigger
Tigers
Russ Bauck
Lyndon
Shawnee Mission North advances to TOC final over Lyndon 67 55
Shawnee Mission North defeated Lyndon 67 to 55 in the Tournament of Champions semifinal. Randy Dawson led Lyndon with 23 points and 16 rebounds while SM North rallied to a 32-28 second half edge. North faces Wichita West in the title game. Lyndon meets Shawnee Mission East for third.
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Mission North
Lyndon
Tigers
Mission School
North
LHS
Wichita West
Shawnee Mission East
Hays Dodge City
Meade
Phillipsburg
Shawnee Mingion East
Shanea
Randy Dawson
Sliger
Olympic Planets NCAA backs Olympic restructuring plan
Kansas City AP reports the International Relations Committee of the NCAA endorsed the President's Commission on Olympic Sports recommendations to reorganize the U S Olympic Committee and create a central sports organization. Nevias praised the report and noted the NCAA may reconsider rejoining the USOC. the panel will forward views to the NCAA Council in April. The piece also mentions the NCAA stance on governance by sport and the 20 percent voting cap, and briefly notes Williamsburg girls basketball beating Pomona 41 26 with Brock scoring 14 points.
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Kansas City
International Relations Committee
NCAA
Commission On Olympic Sports
Charles M. Nevias
Ncaa Council
U.S. Olympic Committee
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AAU
Olympic Committee
Commission
Neiias
Williamsburg
Pomona
Brock
Neal
Roberts
Bulmer
K. Campbell
Bulldogs overpower Gridley 84 64 in Tri Lakes clash
Waverly high school paces the game with defense and 32 points from Steve Hinderliter as they defeat Gridley 84 to 64. Bill Ainsworth and Tim Stewart add bench scoring while Mike Raaf leads Gridley with 37 points. Waverly improves to 3 7 overall and 3 3 in league play ahead of Wednesday's tournament opener at Lebo.
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Waverly
Bulldogs
Gridley
Tri-Lakes
Steve Hinderliter
WHS
Yellow Jackets
Hinderliter
Bill Ainsworth
Tim Stewart
Mike Raaf
Lebo
Heights routs Jayhawk Linn in big league win
Central Heights built a 73-46 victory at Jayhawk Linn led by Buddy Welch and Roy Edwards 16 and 14 points. Steve Bones Leroy Kratzberg and Calvin Pearson added 10 each as Heights shot 49 percent and forced 14 turnovers while JL had 14. Heights improved to 8-4 and hosts Prairie View next.
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Roy Edwards
Steve Bones
Leroy Kratzberg
Calvin Pearson
Kevin Wood
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Lyon
Yancey
Lee
Welch
Bones
Kratzberg
Pearson
Downs
Wilson
Jay Hawk-Linn
Wood
Hoover
Sutherland
Past
Spilman
Pruitt
Bowmon
Spencer
Jenkins
Mashush
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