Sub state basketball schedules for Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday games include Newton at Ottawa in the girls division at 7 p.m. Thursday slate features Anderson County against Osawatomia at Eudora and Pittsburg at Ottawa in boys action at 7 p.m. KC Christian visits Wellsville for a 7 30 p.m. matchup in the girls contest.
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College Basketball Tonight on ESPN Networks Schedule
A slate of games includes Georgia Tech at Wake Forest and Texas A M at Oklahoma State at 6 p m on ESPN and ESPN2 Kansas State at Kansas at 8 p m on ESPN2 and Chs 7 19 Miami at Duke 6 p m on ESPN Charlotte at Louisville 6 p m on ESPN2 Texas Tech women at Baylor 7 30 p m on FSN Purdue at Illinois 8 p m on ESPN2 Washington at California 9 30 p m FSN NE Indiana at Denver 7 p m TNT Detroit at Phoenix 9 30 p m TNT
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Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores The AP Results
Tuesday night results feature Burlington 98 over Caney 21 and Cheney 53 over Conway Springs 49. Notable margins include Frontenac 59 over Erie 42 and Minneapolis 86 over Rock Creek 66. Girls and boys tallies span multiple schools with Southeast of Saline 63 over Beloit 54 and Andale 50 over Augusta 39.
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Burlington
Caney
Cheney
Conway Springs
Cheryvale
Neodesha
Cimarron
Phillipsburg
Fredonia
Central Heights
Frontenac
Erie
Galena
Riverton
Garden Plain
Bluestemn
Halstead
Marion
Hillsboro
Sterling
Larned
Hugoton
Lyons
Ellsworth
Maranatha Academy
Oskaloosa
Maur Hill
Rossville
Minneapolis
Rock Creek
Ne-Arma
Baxter Springs
Nemaha Valley
Horton
Northeast Arma
Northern Heights
Belleville
Norton
Hoisington
Osage City
McLouth
Pleasant Ridge
Sabetha
Ohiley County
St. Horne
Military Agures
Se-Saline
Heloit
Silver Lake
Effingham
Saline
Beloit
Sublette
Satanta
Thomas More Prep
Lakin
Tmp-Marian
Trego
Hill City
Wakeeney
Wellsville
Pomona
Wichita Ind
Eureka
Wichita Trinity
Chaparral
Yates Center
Humboldt
Girls
Abilene
Council Grove
Andale
Augusta
Andover
Osborne
Stockton
Pitt-Colgan
Pleasanton
Remington
Peabody
Royal Valley
Hiawatha
Sacred Heart
Ell-Saline
Sal-Sacred Heart
Perry-Lecompton
Sedan
Central Burden
Smith Center
Plainville
Smoky Valley
Concordia
South Barber
Sedgwick
SW Heights
Meade
Spring Hill
Eudora
St. John
Lincoln
Santana
Sumner Academy
Atchison
Tonganoxie
KC Piper
Troy
Valley Heights
Valley Falls
Herington
Wabaunsee
Jeff North
Wathena
Doniphan West
Wallington
Kingman
Lyndon
West Elk
Wichita Collagiate
Old tradition reigns as Sterling tops Ottawa for ECAC title
Sterling Lady Warriors beat Ottawa 81-75 in the KCAC postseason final in Sterling. A 17-2 run early in the second half opened a close game and widened the score to 67-51 with 11 minutes left. Brittany Broyles hit a key 3 pointer and Shawna Loomis nailed late shots as Ottawa pressed back.
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All-KCAC honors for Hallie Boyce at Ottawa
Ottawa University sophomore guard Hallie Boyce earned all conference honors as the KCAC women’s basketball all-star team was announced by the league’s 10 head coaches. Boyce averaged 10.7 points 2.9 rebounds 2.9 assists and 1.9 steals per game while hitting 90 percent from the free throw line as Ottawa surged in the second half of the season. The ECAC coach of the year went to Rusty Allen of Tabor and Whitney Corley of Southwestern was Player of the Year. Ottawa seniors Aman da Stichler and Brit any Broyles were honorable mention selections. First team included Kristan Welk Danell Brunk Hallie Boyce Whitney Corey K C Bassett Laura Frees.
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Moreland
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Iowa State Tops Kansas in Senior Night Narrow Win
Mary Fox and Katie Robinette scored 18 points each for No. 20 Iowa State as Anne O Neill made eight straight free throws in the final 2 minutes to edge Kansas 61 52. The Cyclones improved to 22 5 12 4 while Kansas fell to 12 15 5 11. O Neill had 16 points and four assists with clutch late free throws.
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Wellsville Nips Pomona Again In Sub-state Clash
In the 3A sub-state first round Wellsville defeated Pomona 47 43 to halt Pomona s season on their home floor. Ryan Schendel led Wellsville with 14 points and Austin Bloss added 12 as Pomona s Abe Frieden scored 15 amid three Pomona players fouling out. Wellsville advances to Friday s semifinals at home versus Kansas City Christian with a 7 45 p.m. tip.
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Ryan Schendel
Austin Bloss
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Anderson County
Triece Baker
Dan Erlacher
Garrett Ramsey
Jayhawks Celebrate 50th Allen Fieldhouse Senior Night
Kansas hosts Kansas State in a festive Allen Fieldhouse night marking 50 years of the building. Senior stars Wayne Simien Michael Lee Aaron Miles and Keith Langford will be honored before a top 10 matchup as Kansas aims to extend a 40 game winning streak against the Wildcats and solidify a No 1 NCAA seed bid.
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