Burg girls wrap up West Franklin title
Williamsburg High girls clinched the West Franklin Invitational crown with a 40-33 win over Central Heights on Tuesday. Lori White and Mary Wuertz led with 16 points each as Burg outscored CH 12-2 in the third quarter to seize control and defend their lead through a late Viking push.
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West Franklin Invitational results and notes at Ottawa University
Central Heights beat Pomona 68 to 39 as Matt Imel led with 26 points aided by Cannady and Gamberel. Williamsburg edged Central Heights 40 to 33 in girls with Weigand and White scoring for Williamsburg and Wood leading CHHS. Pomona and Crest faced off in Thursday’s late games while CH matched Williamsburg on Thursday, with Crest undefeated at 5 p.m. Pomona stood 6-3.
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Rock Creek Holds Off Ottawa in Defensive Battle
Rock Creek's Chris Morland scored 19 and Dustin Siegle 23 as Ottawa's defense faltered under pressure. Coach Kivisto lamented rebounding lapses and missed free throws while Ottawa fought back with Jeff Dieterich's 19 points and Dan Tyson's 12, including a rare 3-pointer.
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Baldwin 73 Garnett 56 semifinal berth secured
Baldwin built a 39-13 halftime lead and held on for a 73 to 56 victory over Garnett. Inside player Brian Sheldon and Johnny Hendry led with 20 and 16 points while Brian Heck added 15 from outside. Pat Penka topped Garnett with 25 points.
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Osage City split Burlington tourney with NH boys upset
Northern Heights edged Osage City 249 48 as Steve Anderson scored on a buzzer beater after a late turnover. Justin Hart led OC with 20 points while OC and NH split the boys and girls games. OC leading scorer Mike Orender was out with a knee twist. The OC girls won 53 to 39 behind a strong second quarter and balanced inside play.
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MdCo girls rout Burlingame in Lyon County League clash
Marais des Cygnes Valley, ranked seventh in 2A, blazed past Burlingame 71 to 25 as defense ruled. Billy Jo Sowers led with 16 points, Carrie Reed 14, and a 19-0 third period stretched a 34-14 halftime lead. The Trojans stand 10-1 and 7-1 in league, ending regular season at Lyndon Friday.
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Bonner Springs rally edges Wellsville in overtime thriller
Bonner Springs earns a 37 35 overtime win after a slow start, with Seaton and Smulth contributing for Bonner. Wellsville’s Jill Campbell leads with 10 points and Amy Kramer adds 9 as the Eagles fall to 4-6. Wellsville coach Richard Ebel laments missed chances to finish in regulation.
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Can Buffalo revive offense in Super Bowl showdown
AP Sports Writer Barry Wilner recaps the AFC Championship where Denver stymied Buffalo with pressure and man defense, raising questions about Buffalo's no-huddle attack. Washington's stingy defense, led by Richie Petitbon, faces Buffalo, whose offense struggled yet remains confident as they head to the Super Bowl.
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