Top Gun Tournament Preview For Tuesday Night Basketball
In Tuesday action AC faces St Marys at 6 p m followed by Baldwin versus Gardner at 6 15 Ottawa meets Eudora at 7 30 Piper challenges Wellsville at 7 45 and in the LCL MdCV takes on Flinthills with Lyndon facing Flinthills and Waverly meeting Olpe. Also Central Heights at Marmaton Valley Jayhawk Linn at Pomona Williamsburg at Crest and wrestling Central Heights at Ward at 5 30 plus Bathany at Otowa 6 8 p m in college play.
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Gardner
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Eudora
Piper
Wellsville
Mdcv
Flinthills
Lyndon
Waverly
Olpe
Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
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Willamsburg
Ward
Bathany
Otowa
Kansas high school basketball rankings list by class
A comprehensive listing of KCBA rankings for girls and boys across classes 1A to 6A. Teams are named with positions such as 1 through 10 in each class, featuring schools like Centralia Lebo Little River Hope and many more. The list includes 1A through 6A divisions for both girls and boys with multiple schools per class.
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Little River
Hope
Jetmore
Mankato
South Haven
Victoria
Fowler
Caldwall
Osborne
Remington
Atwood
Wathena
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Scots
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Sabetha
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Russell AA Gill
Marysville
Labette County
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Haven
Piper
Larned
Anderson County
Andale
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Topeka Hayden
Monday College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press
A packed slate of college games includes Boston U. 49 Hartford 45, Iona 81 Marist 69, St Johns 67 Miami 63, Texas Southern 62 at MVSU, UNLV 80 New Mexico 72, Kansas 85 Colorado 75, Wyoming 85 BYU 78 and various other results across conferences with several minor margins and blowouts.
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Kansas tops Colorado as Winston injury flares on court
No. 4 Kansas kept its mastery of Colorado, beating the Buffaloes 85-75 as Jose Winston lay on the floor after a collision. Jeff Boschee led Kansas with 21 points, supported by five players in double figures. Harrison scored 26 for Colorado before a late Kansas surge.
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Jayhawks
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Nick Collison
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Friends 62 Ottawa 59 tight KCAC clash at Garvey Gym
Friends edged Ottawa University 62 to 59 in Wichita as Justin Taton led Friends with 27 points on 12 of 20 shooting. Ottawa had four players in double figures, led by Tony Porter with 15 and Ricky Bulmer with 14. Ottawa falls to 10-8, while Friends improves to 5-12 and hosts Bethany next.
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Kansas Collegiate Athletic
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Tony Porter
Ricky Bulmer
Chris McNaughton
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Brown
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Ottawa Women Fall To Friends In KCAC Clash
Ottawa University women struggle to finish as they shoot 20 of 40 from the floor in a 70 to 60 loss to Friends. Angie Bandstra scores 18, Amber Westerman adds 12, and Ottawa drops to 9-8 overall and 3-5 in KCAC while Friends improves to 13-5 and 7-1. The teams meet again after Ottawa hosts Bethany on Thursday.
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Tooley
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Ottawa JV girls fall to Bonner Springs in tourney
Ottawa High girls junior varsity lost 45 42 to Bonner Springs in the Bonner Springs Tournament. Julie Heck scored 12 points and Kim Neff added 10. Ottawa, now 4 6, next plays Ward at 5 30 tonight.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Julie Heck
Kim Neff
Ward
ORC Registration Opens for Multiple Youth Sports
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces registration dates for several leagues and events. Adult Spring Basketball runs through Saturday with a 200 dollar fee for eight games. Girls Basketball grades 7-8 register Jan 29 to Feb 10 for 20 dollars. Little Hoopsters ages 4 to first grade register Jan 29 to Feb 10 for 15 dollars. Pee Wee Indoor Soccer ages 4 to 6 register Jan 29 to Feb 10 for 15 dollars. Ripken Jr Babe Ruth Cal Ripken ages 11 to 12 and Babe Ruth ages 13 to 15 register Feb 1 to 15 for 40 dollars. Opening day May 12.
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Saunders returns home to lead Vermeil offense
Al Saunders is back in Kansas City as Dick Vermeil's offensive coordinator and assistant head coach. He previously coached receivers and served as an assistant head coach with the Chiefs from 1989 to 1998. Saunders promises an attacking offense and a fun, exciting style that fans will enjoy and want to watch.
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al Saunders
Dick Vermeil
Saunders
Marty Schottenheimer
Chiefs
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MdCV Lyndon advance in LCL semifinals
In Lyon County League action MdCV and Lyndon both earned semifinals berths at White Auditorium. MdCV defeated Hartford 61-54 to secure a 8-2 mark and face Lebo 6-3 at 5:30 p.m. Friday while Lyndon topped Hartford 43-40 and Olpe beat Waverly 55-28 advancing to 4 p.m. Friday semifinals.
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Emporia
Lyon
MdCv
Tidus Spencer
McCo
Chris Burkdoll
Jason White
Dusty Wise
Lyndon
Hartford
London
Jamie Schmitz
Caroline Worthing
Olpe
Waverly
Katie Williams
Pomona Indians turn hot with win over Pleasanton on makeup night
Pomona boys extended their streak to four with a 36 31 win over Pleasanton in a makeup game. Andrew Nitcher led with 11 points as Pomona improved to 4 9 and outscored Pleasanton 14 4 in the third. The Pomona girls surged 49 26, lifting the team to a 4 9 mark before facing Jayhawk Linn at home.
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Pleasanton
Clint Stoppel
Indians
Andrew Nitcher
Jayhawk-Linn
Master
Levota
Kemphnour
King
Salisbury
Scott
Nitch
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