Thursday High School Basketball Tournament Schedule
Planned matches include Ottawa versus Baldwin at 6:15 p.m and Wellsville against Santa Fe at 7:45 p.m. Other games feature Tonganoxie versus Anderson County, Eudora against Bonner Springs, and Lyon County MdCV teams facing Flinthills with both boys and girls contests at 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. Additional pairings list Lyndon Midborope Osage City Roswellville Paola Anderson County Santa Fe Trail Baldwin Cent Heights Shawk Linn Sumner Ottawa Pomona Yates Center Bonner Springs Wellsville Williamsburg Leroy as part of the tournament lineup.
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Baldwin
Wellsville
Santa Fe
Mdcv
Flinthills
Lyndon
MidBorpe
Osage City
Rossville
Paola
Anderson County
Trail
Cent
Heights
Shawk-Linn
Sumner
Pomona
Yates ‘Center
Bonner Sprgs
Williamsburg
LeRoy
College Basketball Polls and Scores From Wednesday
The listing shows multiple team rankings with scores and details from polls and games. Notable entries include Mount Mercy, Doane, Concordia Wisconsin, Trinity, Indiana Tech, Tri State, and more among 25 teams, plus a slate of Wednesday results such as North Carolina 100 Florida State 70 and Purdue 96 Northwestern 84.
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Findlay
Mount Mercy
Shawnee St
Doane
Neb
Culver-Stockin
Southemore
AL ‘Trinity
Tusculum
Huron
S.D
MidLuth
St.Thomas
IndianaTech
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Ind
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Mary
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Husson
Brescia
Dakta Weslyn
Central Meth
Concordia
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Auburn
Florida
Ga Tech
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Tenn
Maryland
Clemson
Memphis
St. Louis
Mississippi
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Midh St
Minnesota
Purdue
Northwestern
Extra Points Rule Quick Summary
A fragmented note outlines bonus foul rules across leagues. It mentions NBA bonuses at the fifth team foul per quarter, international at the eighth per half, CBA at the sixth per quarter, NCAA at the seventh per unspecified segment, USBL at the sixth per quarter, and prep leagues at the seventh per until a cutoff.
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NBA
International
NCAA
USBL
Ottawa Falls To Southwestern In Tight KCAC Race
Ottawa entered the game at 12-5 overall and 7-1 in ECAC play but trailed 36-30 at halftime and lost 73-65 at Moundbuilders. The loss drops Ottawa to 7-2 in ECAC and tightens the KCAC chase with Southwestern and Sterling at 6-2. Coach Andy Carrier lamented lower intensity and fewer aggressive moves as Ottawa failed to maintain momentum in a tough road contest.
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Old Stewart Arena
Tabor
Ottawa
Braves
Moundbuilders
Kansas
Sterling
Andy Carrier
Carrier
Page
Braves Near NAIA Top 25. Ottawa Streaks Ahead
Ottawa University Braves sit 27th in the NAIA Div II poll with 57 votes. Senior Tess Smith leads the nation in three point percentage at 54.9 percent. OU ranks 10th in three point shooting at 41 percent and 14th in points allowed at 70.8. Southwestern's Kyle Ferrell ranks second nationally in field goal shooting at 69.7 percent and hit 75 percent of his shots against Ottawa.
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Braves
Ottawa University
Smith
Ottawa
Tess Smith
Farrell
Southwestern
Kyle Ferrell
Lady Braves Stumble to 64 47 Loss as Slump Persists
Ottawa University ladies fall 64-47 to Southwestern as scoring drought dominates the second half. Junior Joni Brown leads with 15 points, Hope McPherson adds 10, while coach Patti Masten notes poor shooting and missed open looks as the team drops to 6-12 overall and 2-6 in the KCAC.
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Lady Braves
Southwestern
Patti Masten
Tabor
Ottawa
Masten
Joni Brown
Lady Brave
Hope McPherson
Winfield
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FTA
Dennett
Ashenfelter
Lindbloom
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Sneed
Slough
Ward
Grgas-Wheeler
Brown
Forbes
McMillen
Hancock
Ralph
Sterling closes in on Braves victory in KCAC clash
Sterling mirrors a 98-84 win over McPherson as Davie Eggers posts 30 points and 15 rebounds. Kurt Hogan adds 22 for Sterling (9-8, 6-2 KCAC) with Eric Duff hitting 8 for 8 free throws to help pull away after a tight first half. McPherson (6-10, 2-6) is led by Jon Coachman with 26 and Jarrod Miller with 14.
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Sterling
Kan
Davie Eggers
McPherson
Kurt Hogan
Kansas
Friends
Bethany
Wichita
Rob Johnson
Johnson
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
KSU Tops No. 25 Oklahoma Behind Gritty Flip
Kansas State erased a 9 point deficit to beat Oklahoma 87 77 at home. Tyrone Davis and other Wildcats delivered career high scoring as first year coach Tom Asbury praised team effort and defense. Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson lamented weak defense and poor showing after the break.
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Anhattan
Kansas State
Tyrone Davis
Oklahoma
Sooners
John Oatjes
Wildcats
Tom Asbury
Kelvin Sampson
Prince Fowler
Cyclone wrestlers win two duals despite flu and ring worm
Ottawa Cyclones, battling ring worm and a flu bug, defeated Highland Park 30-25 and Blue Valley North 54-21 to improve to 5-2 in duals. Coach Bob Boldra praised the wins and noted the illness limited mat time, with senior Jay Wieneke out and Jeff Moore moving to 126 pounds but losing a close 1-0 decision.
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Verland Park
Ottawa
Cyclones
Highland Park
Blue Valley North
Bob Boldra
Boldra
Jay Wieneke
Jeff Moore
Wieneker
Moore
Highland
Chargers try to end slow starts vs 49ers in big game
AP report previews a Sunday showdown as the San Diego Chargers, who have fallen behind in 15 of 18 games, must contest the San Francisco 49ers led by Steve Young and Jerry Rice. San Diego worries about falling early while San Francisco shows prolific scoring and strong defense.
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IAMS
San Diego Chargers
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Tony Martin
Beetle Bailey
Miami
Pittsburgh
49Ers
Stan Humphries
San Francisco
Dallas
Chicago
Steve Young
Jerry Rice
William Floyd
Floyd
Derrick Deese
Simpsons
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