Offense erupts as Ottawa High routs Valley Falls 85 51
Ottawa High Cyclones exploded for 85 points against Valley Falls to capture the consolation title at the Tonganoxie Invitational. Steve Matney led with 24 points while Tim Spears dished seven assists and Keith King grabbed 12 rebounds. The Cyclones hit 52 percent and held Valley Falls to 38.5 percent, finishing with 50-34 rebounding edge and 11 turnovers to 23 by Valley Falls.
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Don Swartz
Ottawa High Cyclones
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Ottawa
Tim Spears
Steve Matney
Jon Mauszycki
Keith King
Ryan Meyer
King
Jason Maxwell
Mathey
Mauszycki
Spears
Bulldogs Rally Past Vikings For BIT Title
Garnett high school rode a halftime deficit to a 74-57 victory over Mission Valley, snapping the Vikings’ Baldwin Invitational reign. Coach Mike Casteel cited a sharp defensive shift in the second half and a man-to-man plan that stifled MV after a 10 point second quarter edge.
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Garnett
Mike Casteel
Garnett Bulldogs Rally to Defeat Mission Valley in Tilt
Garnett behind a second half defensive surge and hot shooting from Evan Doran 26 points and 13 rebounds outscored Mission Valley 40-17 after halftime. Tony Hoffman 18 Danny Ray 15 and Tom Wolken 10 contributed as Garnett shot 62 percent and forced turnovers down the stretch to earn a 74-57 victory.
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Lane
Jackson
Benaortham
Romig
Eagles Hold Off Santa Fe Trail For Third Place
Wellsville Eagles survive a late surge by Santa Fe Trail 46 to 45 to place third in Baldwin Invitational. Wellsville improves to 7-4 led by Scott Moore and David Rogers with 10 points each, Kurt Layton 6, and John Wilhite adding eight assists. Santa Fe Trail shot 52.6 percent but fell short as Wellsville pulled clear at 40-32 late third before the final eight minutes.
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Young
Maine
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Andersson
Beckman
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Sutton wins Phoenix Open with new outlook and title
Hal Sutton claimed the Phoenix Open title with a two shot margin at Phoenix Country Club. He tied the career best 68 in the final round, finished 287 total, earning 90 000 dollars as his sixth tour win this season. Sills and Calvin Peete shared runner up at 269 while Greg Norman and Dart Pooley finished tied for fourth. Bean surpassed two million in career earnings with a 14 042 dollar check.
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