Williamsburg Panthers sweep Burlingame in close twinbill
Williamsburg girls defeated Burlingame 51 39 while the Panthers edged the Burlingame boys 40 39 in a tight non league doubleheader. Key late free throws and a last second scramble kept the game tense as Williamsburg improved to eight wins in 12 starts.
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Emporia High boys win soph game at Ottawa 60 56
Emporia High School edged Ottawa High 60 56 in a boys sophomore game. Ottawa led 16 5 after three, then 26 19 at halftime, while Emporia closed with a 27 16 burst to move to 1 1 in sophomore play. Noah Sandstrom scored 19 for Ottawa. Chelan David added 10.
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Ottawa Mat Masters Standouts At Lawrence Gardner
The Ottawa Mat Masters swept Lawrence with three firsts Dawson Grant Curtis Madden and Jeremy Crump leading eight and under and older divisions. Second and third place finishes followed for numerous Ottawa wrestlers while swimming results from St Joseph and Gardner events highlighted Pyle Hoyt and others.
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AP Basketball Top Twenty 13 Illinois and Florida tied
Illinois 14-4 ranked 13th, Florida 14-4 ranked 14th lead the AP Top Twenty with modern standings. Georgetown and Iowa follow, while Syracuse and Texas-El Paso round out the top twenty. Others receiving votes include Bradley Missouri Wyoming and Kansas among many.
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AP consensus rankings shift in Kansas boys and girls hoops
Wichita Campus rises to 5A top spot after beating Arkansas City at Valley Center Invitational. Topeka High climbs to 6A runner up as Wichita South remains 6A leader with 11-0. Other top teams include Atchison 4A, Nemaha Valley 3A, Stockton 2A, Goessel 1A. girls rankings show no top changes with Wichita Southeast 6A and Newton 5A leading.
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Dayton Fans Frustrated After 90 59 Loss To Louisville
Dayton Coach Don Donoher addressed fans after a 90 59 defeat as Louisville built a 38 16 halftime lead. Despite a loud turnout from Kentucky supporters, Dayton fell to 9 9 while Herbert Crook led Louisville with 20 points and Pervis Ellison added 18.
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KCAC Men Start Two ACC Tests Versus NC State Virginia
KCAC men face North Carolina State and Virginia in a pair of ACC games. Coach notes the duo’s schedule as crucial, saying we needed something like this to boost us and build momentum for the season.
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City Scores ORC Men’s Basketball Showdowns
Bones Transportation 67 defeats Ottawa Truck 58. Cardiac Kids top Duke Mfg 75 to 45. Over The Hill 42 loses to National Sign 38. Strong scoring from Bones Transportation and Cardiac Kids highlights a busy league night for ORC men’s basketball.
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