Marymount Gets Revenge In NAIA District 10 Clash
Marymount Spartans defeated Ottawa University 85-60 in a pivotal NAIA District 10 game. Henry Murphy and Jerry Haynes led with 16 and 14 points as Marymount avenged a prior loss, while Ottawa’s Keith Miller led with 14 points. Ottawa remains 11-5, with plans for upcoming road trips to Central Methodist and Culver-Stockton.
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Salina
Ottawa University Braves
Marymount Spartans
Spartans
Jerry Haynes
David Williams
Ottawa
Braves
Marymount
Henry Murphy
Haynes
Murphy
Williams
Marymount Board
Keith Miller
Jimmy Cole
Rufus Kelly
Central Methodist
Culver-Stockton
Heart of America
HAC
CH Gals Rally To 54 34 Win Over Pomona
CH Gals broke a first quarter tie to defeat Pomona 54 34 on Tuesday at CH. The Vikings led 24 16 at halftime and outscored the Indians 30 19 in the second half, improving to 9 2 this season and 40.
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Central Heights
Pomona
Viking Gals
Indians
OU Players win frequent honors in weekly hoops notes
OU players earned weekly honors with Lane Gooden and Larry Davis delivering 23 and 14 points in a 91-75 win over William Jewell. Joel Pavelonis added 11 as a supersub. In the 89-71 win over Missouri Valley, Keith Miller and Jimmy Cole led with 21 and 12 points, Cole adding nine rebounds. Leroy Seymour was supersub.
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Ottawa University
William Jewell
Lane Gooden
Larry Davis
Gooden
Davis
Joel Pavelonis
Missouri Valley
Keith Miller
Jimmy Cole
Miller
Cole
Leroy Seymour
Prep Scores: Kansas high school basketball results update
A compilation of high school basketball final scores across Kansas from numerous tournaments and invitationals. Notable results include Jewell over Hillcrest 81 65 and Canton-Galva defeating Sedgwick 104 85 with multiple leagues and tournaments listing results for Topeka Lincoln Linwood Oskaloosa and others.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Brewster
Morland
Jewell
Hillcrest
Lebanon
North Central
Southwestern Heights
Meade
Deerfield
Satanta
Herndon
Triplains
Burr Oak
Esbon
Centralia
Powhattan
Wetmore
Axtell
Shawnee Heights
Holton
Chapman
Seaman
Topeka
Ward
Topeka West
Shhingle
Linwood
Oskaloosa
Immaculata
St. John’s
Burrton
Remington
Pretty Prairie
Goessel
Horton
Troy
Midway-Denton
Wathena
Elwood
Highland
St. George
St. Xavier
Wakefield
White City
Millonvale
Downs
Ell-Saltine
Salina St. John
Northern Valley
Eastern Heights
Pasco
Logan
Belle Plaine
South Haven
Central Burden
Argonta
Hill City
WaKeeney
Sharon
Nashville-Zenda
Thayer
St. Paul
Adolph Rupp
Neodesha
Haven
Trinity
Cheney
Columbus
Girard
Baldwin
Gardner
Burlington
McLouth
Lansing
Nickerson
Beloit
Dorado
Augusta
Blue Valley-Stanley
Jefferson North
Olathe
Shawnee Mission North
Ellinwood
Southeast Saline
Dorrance
Quivira Heights
Hanover
Riley County
Linn
Clifton
Washington
Clyde
Valley Heights
Frankfort
Ottawa Junior High niners rally to beat Spring Hill 45 34
Ottawa Junior High School ninth graders erased an early eight point deficit to defeat Spring Hill 45 to 34 in the Oregon Trail tournament consolation round. David Hotaling and Steve Lunger led with 12 and 10 points respectively while Steve Boeger added 9 and Todd Burroughs 7 as Ottawa moved into fifth place play. Spring Hill missed 19 of 29 foul attempts.
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Clathe
Ottawa Junior High
Spring Hill
Ottawa
David Hotaling
Steve Lunger
D. Hotaling
OJHS
Lunger
Steve Boeger
Todd Burroughs
Lawrence Central
Bonner Springs
Bishop Miege
Bonner
Oregon Trail
Miege
Leavenworth East
Unique Double-Dual Mat Meet For Cyclones
Ottawa High hosts a novel double-dual wrestling event in Kansas City with Harmon and Shawnee Mission South joining the Cyclones. The scrambled format pits wrestlers from all three teams in each dual to ensure everyone competes twice and to shorten the meet.
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Cyclones
Ottawa High
Kansas City
Harmon
Shawnee Mission South
Wrstlers
Lowther Survives Ottawa Comeback In Close 35-32 Win
Lowther Middle School eighth graders held off Ottawa 35-32 as Harold Gipson missed a last second baseline jumper. Ottawa led 16-8 early, trailed 26-21 after three, and cut the gap to two before final miss. Ottawa players Bill Fredricks and Ian Billick each scored six. B team Ottawa beat Lowther 19-14. next host Santa Fe Trail in an A B doubleheader at 4 p.m.
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Emporia
Ottawa
Bill Fredricks
Ian Billick
Lowther
Trent Lamaster
Charlie Myers
Santa Fe Trail of Olathe
Last Ditch Shot Sinks OU Gals 42 41
Ottawa University women fall to Mid-America Nazarene 42 41 as Jacei Clark nets the game winner with 0:07 left. OU shoots 26 percent, Connie Landrum leads OU with 12 while Prisca Thuston adds 12 for the Braves. The loss drops Ottawa to a poor late-season rut. MA Nazarene improves to 7-12.
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Olathe
Ottawa University
Mid-America Nazarene
Jacei Clark
Braves
Clark
Pioneers
Ottawa
Prisca Thuston
Connie Landrum
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Robinzine
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Kings
Atlanta Hawks
Pavelonis
Morstick
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Carroll
Harris
Totals
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Robinson
Dear
Dillard
Tabb
D. Williams
Rosabaugh
T. Williams
Siminski
Rhonda Barrett
Viking
Cindy Pickett
Barbara King
Kelli Hawkins
Pleasanton
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Vikings
Denise Rockers
Dillon
PHS
Rose Mary Mechem
Sports Illustrated Magazine
New York
Mechem
Robert Shaw
West
Fred Solis
South
Gneee
HWT
Mane
Outh
Lewis
Erewime
Harold Gipson
Mid-America
OU Gals
Benedictine
Wilson Field House
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