Cyclone Wrestler Beauchamp Earns State Runner-Up Honors
Ottawa High senior Keenan Beauchamp finished second at 167 pounds in the Kansas class 5-A state meet, losing 15-1 to Wichita Kapaan’s Darren Walker. Beauchamp’s first state runner-up finish caps a 23-4 season, as Arkansas City claimed the 5-A team title with 110 points. Altic and Stewart exited in consolation rounds. Beauchamp will not return for Sunflower Classic due to a knee injury repair.
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Jay Snodgrass
Pittsburg
Dave Gossett
Chanute
Hutchinson
OHS
Darrell Bourque
Arkansas City
Local wrestlers claim titles and podiums in weight class finals
Sports standings show 119pound champion perents led the way while Blue Valley wrestler Doug Fiscella placed third at 132 Chaun Wilson took second at 145 Miege's Glenn McFarland earned second at 155 and Spellman finished third at 185.
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Waverly Wins Both 1-A Regional Crowns
Waverly sweeps to boys and girls 1-A regional titles at Lebo and Hartford. Boys beat Lebo 58-51 as Mark Schultze and Jim Biggs combine for 32. Girls overcome Carol Davis knee injury with Cindy Waverly and Sandra Madden leading to 38-22 win. Both teams advance to Thursday sub-state action in Emporia.
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NAIA Shootouts Set Semifinals Across Missouri Teams
Eight home teams won in Saturday's quarterfinals as NAIA action moves to semifinals with Drury at Rockhurst Avila at Missouri Western Southwestern at Marymount and Emporia State at Washburn. Rockhurst seeks home-court in District 16 final. Central Missouri State hosts NCAA South Central region after beating Southeast Missouri State 67 64.
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Big Eight area college basketball results recap
Kansas State fell to Nebraska 90 67 while Kansas State also defeated by 67 61 against Town. Oklahoma beat Oklahoma State 79 74. Wichita State beat Indiana State 82 72. Memphis State topped St Louis 94 72. Southern Louisiana won 66 64 over SW Missouri. MIAA and NAIA district playoffs list several first round scores across Missouri Kansas areas.
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DePaul Focused On Process After Upset Weekend
DePaul coach Ray Meyer downplays lofty aims after an 81-69 win over Notre Dame, aiming to blend the 26-1 Blue Demons into a cohesive unit. Iowa, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tulsa and more saw upsets, shaping the NCAA tournament field and conference titles across Oregon State, Pepperdine, Alabama-Birmingham, and others.
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OU Fresh Fourth In NAIA Jump
Ottawa University freshman Tom Palmer tied for fourth in the NAIA Indoor Track and Field high jump with a personal best 6-10, earning All-America honors and a berth to the outdoor nationals. Teammate Kenny Way placed ninth in the long jump, Gary Williams added a 21-4, while Tim Horsley fouled all prelims and the 2 mile relay finished last. Ottawa athletes head to Lamont, Iowa to defend Heart of America Conference indoor titles.
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Heart of America
Bowling Scores From Local League Standings
A condensed tally shows team results and top scores across the bowling round. Notable marks include Peel 168 for Moonshiners Baldwin Floor Covering and Bayless 192 for Fogle Quarry, with several teams posting high 200s and 500s in the session.
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