High School Basketball Schedule and College Matches
The update lists spring Hill at Anderson County Wellsville at Baldwin Joyhawk Linn at Central Heights Wamego at Ottawa Northern Heights at Pomona LeRoy at Williamsburg Top Gun Wellsville Gardner at Wellsville 4 15 p m St Marys Eudora 4 30 p m Ottawa Piper 6 p m Anderson County Baldwin 7 45 p m Ottawa Sterling 5 7 p m Baker William Jewell 5 30 7 30 p m Anderson County Concordia 9 a m CH Ottawa Osawatomie 9 a m Lindenwood Baker 5 30 7 30 p m.
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Bockudbell
Spring Hill
Anderson Co
Wellsville
Baldwin
Joyhawk-Linn
Central Heights
Wamego
Ottawa
Northern Heights
Pomona
LeRoy
Williamsburg
Basketbell
Top Gun
Gardner
St. Marys
Eudora
Piper
College
Sterling
Baker
William Jewell
Concordia
Osawatomie
Lindenwood
Evening Sports TV Schedule Highlights
A dense listing covers PGA Phoenix Open remote at 3 p.m. on channels 49 and 5, plus NHL games St Louis at Chicago 7:30 p.m. on 43. College hoops include Temple at NC State 11 a.m. on 0, Texas Tech at Kansas State and Georgia at Florida both 2 p.m. on 43 and 27, with multiple late-evening matches on 27 43 and 60. Carried games span NBA and NCAA events across stations 4 5 6 7 27 28 43 and 60.
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St. Louis
Chicago
New England
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
Clemson
Virginia
Duke
College Basketball Thursday Scores From Various Games
A compilation of Thursday college games includes Binghamton 81 over Newest 64, Duke 88 over Boston College 78, Florida State 68 over Clemson 63, Virginia 93 over VMI 59, Oregon State 74 over Washington State 72, Stanford 86 over UCLA 76, and several other matchups with scores and brief results across the nation. Standout performances feature tight finishes, OT periods, and notable upsets.
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Penser
Pael Binghamton
Newest
Boston U
Albany
Duke
Boston College
New Hampshire
Hartford
Rider
Niagara
Vermont
Stony Brook
South Centenary
Lipscomb
Charleston Southern
Winthrop
Miami
Villanova
Middle Tennessee
Arkansas St
Morehead St
Murray St
Otse
Tulsa
San Jose St
CS Northridge
Cal
McDonnell leads AC to Top Gun upset of Ottawa
Lexee McDonnell scored a career-high 36 as Anderson County beat previously unbeaten Ottawa 66 64 in the semifinals. Her late pass set up Kelsi Suderman for a 5 foot jumper with 15 seconds left. Ashli Bowman added four 3s and 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Mast
Herald
Wellsville
Lexee McDonnell
Anderson County
Ottawa
McDonnell
University of Toledo
Kelsi Suderman
Doug North
North
Lexee
Cliff McCullough
Bulldogs
McCullough
AC Bulldogs
Ashli Bowman
Ron Bishop
Liz Burks
Erin Sample
Baldwin's fast starts key route to title berth
In Wellsville the Baldwin Bulldogs raced to a 16-2 first quarter lead and built a 37-6 halftime cushion in a Top Gun semifinal. They cruised to a 58-33 win over Piper, with Emily Brown scoring 15 and a balanced attack fronted by several eight to 12 point scorers. The team seeks its first Top Gun title and next face Piper in the final.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Wellsville
Baldwin Bulldogs
Baldwin
Piper
Bulldogs
Eudora
Emily Brown
Emily
Casey
Millstein
Toot
Anderson County
Randle
Kiblinger
Hollander
Woolley
Green
Sanders
Mullins
Bethany Swedes crush Ottawa in NAIA basketball clash
No. 12 Bethany Lady Swedes defeated Ottawa University 78 to 44 at Wilson Field House. Bethany dominated rebounding 49-28 led by Jill Nech with 15 boards. Ottawa's Tina Rush praised for defense as Bethany pulled away late in the first half, then held on in a tighter second half. Ottawa, 5-15 overall, heads to Sterling next, while Bethany improves with a strong defensive and rebounding performance.
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Bethany
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Lady Braves
Arabie Connor
Jill Nech
Nech
Connor
Tina Rush
Tina
Amanda DiCiella
Amanda
Sterling
Kristina Barrow
FIA
Archer
Craig
Jacobs
Rush
Terrell
Oplinger
Robertson
Strathman
Roskens
Schrader Q
Smith
Mueller
DiCiella
Halney
Harger
McGinnis
Frost
Schwalm
Westerman
Bandstra
Porter leads Ottawa Braves past Bethany with 29 points
Tony Porter scored 29 to lift Ottawa University Braves to a 77 61 win over Bethany College Swedes at Wilson Field House. Porter opened each half with the first eight points, hit all seven free throws, and sparked a 17 6 run that opened a 43 28 halftime lead. Curtis Brown led Ottawa with nine rebounds as Sam Thiessen contributed bench points and rebounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Porter
Ottawa University Braves
Bethany College
Ottawa
Braves
Wilson Field House
Tony
Andy Carrier
Porter
Carrier
Bethany
Curtis Brown
Chris McNaughton
P.J. Siggal
Sam Thiessen
Sam
Thiessen
Brad Shahan
Otawa
Sterling
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Bethany Rolls OU
Mike Webber
the Herald
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Johnson
Mercado
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Weiser
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