Local Youth Basketball and Adult Volleyball Schedule
Thursday games feature OMS third and fourth grade boys at 6 p.m. Suns vs Pacers, 6:45 p.m. Jayhawks vs Pistons, 7:30 p.m. Knicks vs Hornets. Fifth grade B starts at 4:15 p.m. Magic vs Knicks. Adult basketball at OHS gym with Nightcourt vs Final Chapter at 7 p.m., RMH vs Our Regular Crew at 8 p.m., Screen' & Holler vs Steanson Plumbing at 9 p.m. Last week results show Final Chapter 6-40 Dream Team TV 6-2, Our Regular Crew 4-3, Night Court 3-4, Screen' & Holler 3-4, Steanson Plumbing 2-2. Bee Center hosts adult volleyball.
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Suns
Pacers
Jayhawks
Pistons
Knicks
Hornets
OHS
RMH
Screen
Holler
Steanson Plumbing
Dream! Team TV
Night Court
Screen! & Holler
Baseball trade and signings span NL and AL rosters
The Colorado Rockies agree to terms with Andres Galarraga and a group of pitchers including John Thompson and Jacob Viano. The New York Mets acquire Bernard Gilkey from St Louis for two pitchers and an outfielder. St Louis re-signs Ray Lankford to a three year deal. NFL notes rename coaches and executives include Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers leadership changes.
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Ray Lankford
Oakland Raiders
Man Cavanaugh
Ottawa Braves fall to Bethel drop to four straight losses
Ottawa University suffers an 80 to 67 home defeat to Bethel as confidence falters.OU shoots 35 percent overall and 31 percent in the second half while Bethel hits 51 percent and four players reach double figures. Coach Andy Carrier vows a return to basics and plans a Wednesday practice ahead of a Thursday game at Tabor.
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Greg Mast
Ottawa University
Braves
Bethel
Wilson Field House
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Andy Carrier
Carrier
Threshers
Ottawa
Utes
Cavazos Cummings
Steve Schneider
Todd Karnatz
Marcus Soto
Tabor
King
Banks
Kamatz
Kirchner
Schneider
McDonnell
Vikings rally to claim tourney title in final night
Central Heights boys beat Crest 63 52 to win eighth straight title as Imel scores 26 and Wuertz adds 16. Pomona tops Williamsburg 63 50 in boys action. Williamsburg girls finish 12 0 with a 57 24 win over Pomona to seal 10th straight title led by Howard 18 and Mathias 16.
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OMONA
Central Heights
Williamsburg
Vikings
Crest
Panther
Pomona
Buddy Welch
Josh Imel
George Wuertz
Viking
Imel
Wuertz
Bryan Stephenson
Jayhawk Linn
Ed Ramsey
Ben Watts
Bryan Kiehl
Indians
Ben Evans
Scott
Randy Gregory
Osage City
Jacque Coleman
Panthers
Amy Howard
JoEllen Mathias
Shanna Shoemaker
Sabrina Norton
April Robinson
Roxas
B. Watts
T. Watts
Radina
Home
Ripley
Gregory
Kiehl
Harris
Osage City Falls Short In Mid-East Tourney Third Place
Osage City girls drop 55 to 50 against St Marys in the Mid-East League third place game. The Indians trailed by 15 at halftime, narrowed the gap to one after three quarters, then St Marys sealed the win with late free throws. Kate DeBaun nets 24 points and 12 rebounds for Osage City.
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Allen
Osage City
St. Mary's
Indians
St. Mary’s
Kent
Lindsey Dayhoff
Bergquist
DeBaun
Latisha Dayhofff
Lady Braves topple Bethel in KCAC tilt
Ottawa University women beat Bethel 81 to 69 at Wilson Field House to move to 5-2 in KCAC and 8-7 overall. Freshman Candie Lindley led with 15 points and 16 rebounds while Gretchen Dickkut added 20. The win comes after a coaching change and a tough first half schedule as OU eyes the conference title.
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Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Bethel
Wilson Field House
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Jill Rector
Bethany
Candie Lindley
Erin Monroy
Kelly Grgas- Wheeler
Rector
Gretchen Dickkut
Lyndon Edges Waverly In Lyon County Tourney Round
Lyndon boys beat Waverly 51 to 48 in the Lyon County League Tournament first round. Lyndon, now 8-4, used strong defense and seven three-pointers to pull away as Bett Mickelson limited Jay Biggs to eight points. Shoup led Lyndon with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Herron led Waverly with 12 points. Lyndon advances to the semifinals Friday against the Madison–Hamilton winner.
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Emporia
Lyndon Boys
Tigers
Waverly
Lyndon
Nick Dawson
Bett Mickelson
Jay Biggs
Dawson
Doug Shoup
Joseph Herron
Madison
Hamilton
Peak
Giffin
Merrell
Kitt
Biggs
Herron
Combes
Wellsville JV and freshmen boys topple foes in tight wins
Wellsville junior varsity rallied from nine down in the final four minutes to beat Jefferson County North 54 53 while the freshmen defeated Prairie View 57 51. Key scorers included Brett Harlow Joseph Theis David Lawsen and Nick Jewell with 10 points each in the JV. Evan Flett Joel Kracht and Justin Bell led the freshmen scoring with 4 7 and six rebounds respectively.
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Wellsville
Jefferson County
Fresh
Prairie View
Brett Harlow
Joseph Theis
David Lawsen
Nick Jewell
Chuck
Rutledge
Evan Flett
Joel Kracht
Justin Bell
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ORC
Magic Va. Knicks
Jay Thornton
Travis Hermreck
Vikings Rally
Robbins
Wiscombe
Thompson
Winters
Krambecer
Robinson
Hoffsommer
S. Norton
Howard
Shoemaker
Mathias
Higginbotham
Dixon
Herald
Bowe
Unit
Unruh
Kynaston
Grgas-Wheeler
Brown
Monroy
Lindley
McMillen
Hull
Flaper
Roberts
Dickkut
Jay Thorton
Lyndon Nips Waverly
Wellsville JV
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