Sub-state Basketball Schedules Sizzling Tuesday through Thursday
Tuesday games feature Anderson County at Iola and Baldwin at Prairie View both at 7 p.m. Central Heights hosts Fredonia and Wellsville visits Pomona at 7. Wednesday brings Newton at Ottawa in girls action at 7 p.m. Thursday Pittsburg competes at Ottawa in boys play at 7.
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Anderson County
Iola
Baldwin
Prairie View
Central Heights
Fredonia
Wellsville
Pomona
Newton
Ottawa
Pittsburg
College Basketball Television Schedule Summary
ESPN and ESPN2 air a lineup of games led by Mississippi State at Arkansas at 6 p.m. on ESPN and St Joe’s at George Washington on ESPN2. Indiana visits Wisconsin at 8 p.m. on ESPN, with Georgia Tech at Wake Forest at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Texas A&M at Oklahoma State 4 p.m. on ESPN2, and Kansas State at Kansas 8 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN2 channels.
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Mississippi St
Arkansas
St. Joe's
George Washington
Indiana
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Texas A&m
Oklahoma St
Kansas
Prep Scores From Kansas Monday Night Action
Associated Press scores from Monday night show boys and girls results across Kansas. Notable boys games include Anderson County 63 over Eudora 52 in overtime and Andover Central 54 over Clearwater 48, with many districts posting wide margins and close finishes. Girls results feature Baxter Springs 67 over Galena 40 and Belleville 44 over Minneapolis 30, among numerous matchups across the state.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Eudora
Andover Central
Clearwater
Andover High
el Dorado
Belle Plaine
Mulvane
Bennington
Ell-Saline
Berean Academy
Sedgwick
Bonner Springs
Tonganoxie
Buhler
Clay Center
Chapman
Abilene
Circle
Andale
Coffeyville
Girard
Colby
Onaga
Jefferson North
St. Marys
Jefferson West
Royal Valley
Sumner
Basehor-Linwood
Kingman
Wellington
Labette County
Parsons
Louisburg
Baldwin
Marysville
Concordia
Meade
Spearville
Osborne
Smith Canter
Peabody
South Barber
Plainville
Oberlin
Pratt
Goodland
Quinter
St. Francis
Remington
Oxford
Rose Hill
Douglass
Sacred Heart
Lakeside
Santa Fe Trail
Holton
Scott City
Russell
Spring Hill
Prairis View
St. John
Ganton-Galva
Stanton County
Elkhart
Syracuse
Atwood
Troy
Wathena
Wabaunsee
Chase
Wamego
Hiawatha
Wallington
Lakin
Ellinwood
Lyons
Marion
Medicine Lodge
Halstead
Nemaha Valley
Effingham
Neodesha
Central Heights
Oskaloosa
Mission Valley
Silver Lake
Pleasant Ridge
Saline
Northern Heights
Tmp-Marian
Phillipsburg
KCAC Semifinals Set Beyond Close Contests
In the KCAC tournament semifinal round, Friends defeated Bethany 82 to 77 and Sterling topped Bethel 66 to 63. The championship features Friends 63, Sterling 58, with Ottawa 76, Bethany 65, Sterling 62, Friends 64 at Ottawa 18 12 and Sterling 25 5, 7 p.m.
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Friends
Bethany
Sterling
Bethel
Ottawa
Big 12 teams jockey for postseason bids
No. 20 Oklahoma and 22 wins after beating Texas 74-58 position Kelvin Sampson's Sooners for an NCAA bid. Kansas and Oklahoma State loom as locks, with Texas Tech and Texas also in contention. Other Big 12 teams face varying hopes for NCAA or NIT invites as the regular season winds down.
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Texas
Kelvin Sampson
Oklahoma
Sooners
ACC
Sampson
Big 12
RPI
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Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Bob Knight
Knight
Longhorns
State
Texas A&m
Billy Gillispie
Gillespie
Towa State
Kansas State
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Jim Wooldridge
Wildcats
Rick Barnes
Cornhuskers
Iowa State
Barry Collier
Allen
Jayhawks
ECAC selects five unanimous on 2004-05 KCAC all conference team
Ottawa University junior Bret Lickteig leads five unanimous picks as KCAC coaches name 2004-05 all conference basketball team. Tabor's Don Brubacher coaches ECAC champion Bluejays with Ricky Kendrick earning Player of the Year. Second and specialty squads include Ottawa’s Sam Thiessen and Chris Pitts among honorees.
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Wichita
Ottawa University
Bret Lickteig
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Licktéeig
ECAC
Tabor
Don Brubacher
Bluejays
Southwestern
Ricky Kendrick
Ottawa
Sam Thiessen
Chris Pitts
Jacob Eaton
Tabor and Friends
Point Lookout
George fights for Royals stay after long odds rise
Left-hander Chris George, once billed as a future Royals cornerstone, faces no minor league options this spring and must earn a roster spot to avoid waivers. The 25 year old split four seasons between Omaha and Kansas City, going 14-20 with a 6.48 ERA in 47 appearances, hoping for consistency to secure his major league career.
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Ariz
Chris George
Kansas City Royals
George
Klein High School
Texas
Rice
Royals
Sydney
Triple-A
Omaha
Kansas City
Cleveland
Pomona girls build foundation for future season
Prairie Village report on Pomona girls basketball ending 2004-05 with a 63-25 sub-state loss to Kansas City Christian. Coach Trisha Rogers notes KC Christian size and pressure, Pomona finishes 6-15 led by Samantha Reno with 10 points. Neodesha and Central Heights also suffer sub-state setbacks with Neodesha winning 38-27 and Central Heights scoring only 27.
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Prairie Village
Pomona
Sever
Kansas City Christian
Trisha
Rogers
KC Christian
Indians
Samantha Reno
Padgett
Neodesha
Central Heights
Vikings
Jill Adkinson
Wilson
Julian
Bauman
Arnold
Giger
Hicks
Schoonair
Milctest
Baker
Adkinson
Home
Turley
Sobba
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Michael Lee
Bill Self
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Herald Staff
Ronny Mitchell, Jr
Vista
Calif
Ryan Lohfink
Holcomb
Greg Carrell
Brian Hooks
Garland
McPherson
Bret Licktelg, Jr
Chanute
Ricky Kendrick, Jr
Edmond
Okla
Rico Marquez, Jr
Oklahoma City
Chris Schneider
Patrick Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
Sterling Grant Brubacher, Jr
Hillsboro
Nick Burgess
Oceanside
Jayson Artaz
Buritt
Steve Rausch
Garden Plain
Leo Williams
Morgan City
Phil Beckner
Buckeye
Kansas Wesleyan
Lee Gustafson, Jr
Junction City
Roy McDonald
Houston
Inman
Martin da Boer
Lawrence
Brad Gattis
Hesston
Brett Annis
Ulysses
K. J. Wilkens
Dighton
James
Osage City
Bratt Annis
Scott Shaffer
Caldwell, Tabor
Jordan Regehr
Justin Fons
Chris Gold
Denver
Colo
Shawnee
Trey Sims
Tulsa
Josh Kimbrough
Raytown
Saint Mary
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Braves
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