Braves snap Friends five year jinx in ECAC battle
Ottawa University earned a 68-63 victory over Friends University to halt a five year winless streak against the Falcons. Rodney White hit a late 3 with 15 seconds left and Craig LeBlanc produced a key steal as OU stayed tied for ECAC dominance. Coach Steve Hill praised the late shot and clutch free throws securing victory.
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Wichita
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Darnell Johnson
Anthony Evans
Rodney
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Trey
Craig LeBlanc
Craig
Page
Lewis
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Women end skid with 77 73 win at Friends
Ottawa University women erased a 8-0 deficit to defeat Friends University 77-73 in Kansas Conference action at Wilson Field House. Dee Dee Lewis led with 31 points while Ottawa pulled even against Friends for the first time since 1985-86, improving to 5-8 overall and 2-5 in league play. The Braves travel to Hillsboro to face Tabor College next.
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Williams
Mott
Martin
Wilson
Totata
Osage City girls win Neodesha tournament 78 35
Osage City captures the 1990 Neodesha Invitational title by routing Burlington 78 to 35. The 11-1 Indians set a school record with 27 assists in the final, led by MVP Angie Fager's 8 points and 26 from Keena Privat, as Stacey Moore adds 10 and Nicole Stromgren 11.
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Braden
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Late trey seals Santa Fe Trail win in thriller
Wellsville High girls pushed fourth-ranked Santa Fe Trail to the limit as Jenny Blosser buried a late 3 for a 38-37 victory. Bernie Coons led Wellsville with 11 points while Leslie Gretencord added 10. Wellsville, now 5-5, faces Oska loosa Tuesday in the Eudora Tournament after a close defensive battle.
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Canaan
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Bauer
Coons
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J. Blosser
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Bernhardt
Mercer
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Winfrey
Wellsville Boys Rally To Beat Council Grove 69 53 In Tourney
Wellsville Eagles improve to 4-6 with a 69 53 tourney win over Council Grove. Deterding lauded team play as Dale Silvius contributed 11 rebounds and 8 assists while Jason Stewart added 14 points. Brian Young led Wellsville with 17 points as the squad returns to action Tuesday at Santa Fe Trail.
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Council Grove
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Lee
McTaggart
Wells
Schrader
Vikings' Millard arrested for DUI in Bloomington
Keith Millard, Vikings defensive tackle and 1993 Defensive Player of the Year, was arrested early today in Bloomington on drunken driving and speeding charges. He was booked and released, with a second DUI arrest in the past year. his court appearance is scheduled for March 27.
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