Monday and Tuesday high school basketball schedules
High school games include Wellsville at De Soto 5 30 p m Monday Anderson County at Osawatomie Paola at Baldwin Prairie View at Gentral Haights Spring Hill at Ottawa Lyndon at Pomona Louisburg at Wellsville Uniontown at Williamsburg and 6 30 p m starts for most sites. College games list Missouri at Kansas ESPN and several women and men matches on ESPN networks with 6 p m to 8 p m start times.
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de Soto
Anderson County
Osawatomie
Paola
Baldwin
Prairie View
Gentral Haights
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Ottawa
Lyndon
Pomona
Louisburg
Uniontown
Williamsburg
Missouri
Kansas
Georgia
Tennessee
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Providence
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Byu
ESPN
Michigan St
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Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores From Saturday Action
Saturday results show Baldwin over DeSoto 69 to 53 and Berean Academy topping Remington 65 to 50. Numerous regional games feature Claflin 76 over Chase 56 and Golden Plains 72 edging MaCV 68 with other close scores across multiple districts.
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DeSoto
Berean Acad
Remington
Burlingame
Macv
Chase Co
Rosalia Flinthills
Claflin
Chase
Fowler
Bucklin
Greensburg
Meade
Haviland
Spearville
Logan
Golden Plains
Minneapolis
Concordia
Olpe
Hartford
Udall
Caldwell
Blue Valley Northwest
Gardner-Edgerton
Cheney
Larned
Cherryvale
Yates Center
Clearwater
Wichita
Sunday College Basketball Scores Snapshot
The Associated Press reports results from across regions. Holy Cross edged Lehigh 58 to 56 and Lafayette defeated Army 66 to 49. Maine won 76 to 63 over Stony Brook, Manhattan beat Fairfield 69 to 61, and Navy won 66 to 62 against Bucknell.
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Washington
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Delaware
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Siena
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Minnesota
Rutgers
West Virginia
Temple
Xavier
Va. Commonwealth
Hofetta
Gouth Asbara
Eae" Cinginnall
Memphis
Cyclones run to Top Gun title in Wellsville
Ottawa High School girls basketball coach Cliff McCullough watched eight games pass before his Cyclones clicked. In Wellsville, Ottawa dominated, forcing 19 straight points in a 19-0 run to surge past Eudora 62-44 for the Top Gun Tournament championship.
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Ottawa
Cliff McCullough
Cyclones
Eudora
McCullough
Ottawa High School
Kelsie Studley
Studely
Cardinals
Top Gun Wellsville girls win fifth place in tourney
Wellsville High School girls basketball edges Anderson County 47 43 for fifth place in the Top Gun Tournament. St Marys defeats Piper 43 40 for seventh, as Spring Hill tops Baldwin 65 60 in OT for third. Coach Bernie Smith praises progress and resilience after an early loss to Eudora. Erin Sample leads Wellsville with key fourth quarter scoring and closing free throws.
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Wellsville
Eagles
Anderson County
St. Mary's
Piper
Spring Hill
Baldwin
Bernie Smith
Tom
Eudora
Bulldogs
All Academic Team honorees named in Kansas district list
Dena Bunnel from Anderson County and Katie Krysztof of Baldwin lead a group of recipients alongside Kayla Moyer from Eudora Erin McKinley of Piper and Sara Spratt of Ottawa. The roster highlights standout students earning college readiness recognition across multiple schools.
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Dena Bunnel
Anderson County
Katie Krysztof
Baldwin
Kayla Moyer
Eudora Erin McKinley
Piper
Sara Spratt
Ottawa
Top Girls Named to All-Tournament Teams Across Schools
Top Gun's Amanda Muller from St Marys Sharla Reschke Spring Hill Jami Samsel Wellsville and other players earned All-Tournament honors across districts. Baldwin Michelle DeLuna Eudora Caitlin Smith Ottawa Jara Vance Ottawa Megan Ramsey Ottawa Kelsie Studley Ottawa Amanda Dittmer Spring Hill Cunningham Spring i Megan Moylan St Mary's were among the recognized student athletes.
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Amanda Muller
St. Mary's
Sharla Reschke
Spring Hill
Jami Samsel
Wellsville
Katelyn Miles
Baldwin
Michelle DeLuna
Eudora
Caitlin Smith
Ottawa
Jara Vance
Megan Ramsey
Kelsie Studley
Amanda Dittmer
Was Cunningham
Spring i
Local Free Throw Contest Winners Named
Erica Patton of Wellsville and Ellie Meinen of Baldwin lead with 26 30 scores, followed by Jenna Allegre of Ottawa at 23 30 and Renee Gibson of Spring Hill at 23 30, in a community contest results note.
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Erica Patton
Wellsville
Ellie Meinen
Baldwin
Jenna Allegre
Ottawa
Renee Gibson
Spring Hill
Lady Braves Defend Home Court In 72 61 Win
Ottawa University women use stingy defense to restrict Southwestern as Hallie Boyce scores career best 25 and Brittany Broyles adds 14. Final line shows Ottawa improving to 10 12 overall and 6 6 in conference with next game versus Friends.
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Amanda Stichler
Ottawa
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OU Braves fall to Southwestern in 93 77 loss
Ottawa University men’s basketball dropped its fifth straight, 93 to 77 at Wilson Field House. The Braves shot 42 percent overall, 55 percent in the second half, while Southwestern hit 57 percent in the second half and 49 percent overall. Sam Thiessen led Ottawa with 16 points as four Ottawa players reached double figures.
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Bret Lickteig
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Ottawa Tops Southwestern In Tough Road Tilt
Ottawa players Baker and Smith pace with 11 points each as Ottawa (7-15, 4-8) hosts Friends Thursday. Southwestern state totals include Kendrick with 19 points and Annis 12, lifting team to 77 after a 39-33 halftime deficit.
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Smith
Eaton
Bones
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Klema
Ottawa Cyclones finish with strong effort amid injuries
Ottawa High School wrestlers battled sore muscles and limited depth to place sixth at Osawatomie while winning the Piper tournament and posting a 9-4 dual record. Jordan Miller captured the 112-pound title, with Levi Bowen, Micheal Espinosa, and Josh Dodd each finishing second in their weights. Luke Palan placed fifth and Ryan McPheroni took third as six Cyclones reached the top five. Ottawa heads to Silver Lake next.
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Qsawatomie
Jordan Miller
Levi Bowen
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Josh Dodd
Ryan McPheroni
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