Substate matchups set for Monday high school basketball
Spring Hill hosts first round games at 7 p.m. with Osawatomie at Anderton County Prairie View at Ottawa Baldwin at Basehorlinwood Eudora Melouth at Wallsville Yates Center vs Central Heights Pomona at Osage City Pleasanton vs Lyndon Frontence Wednesday girls substate Paolo at Ottawa Anderson County at Prairie View Bonner Springs at Baldwin Wellsville at Leavenworth Immaculata at Yates Center Humboldt at Central Heights Pomona at Nerhern Heights Eurska of Osage City collage softball Baker at Ottawa 3 p.m. collage baseball Ottawa at William Jewell 2 p.m.
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Kansas Missouri Scoreboard Roundup In AP Report
Saturday and Sunday college basketball results featuring Kansas and Missouri teams across conferences. Notable games include Kansas State edging Missouri 76 60, Heart of America semis and SW Missouri State close finishes, plus multiple nonconference matchups and notable upsets across the East, South and West regions.
Kansas thumps Nebraska to cap regular season
Kansas stays undefeated in the Big 12 with an 85-65 win over Nebraska as Raef LaFrentz dominates inside with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Roy Williams breaks NC State coaching win record with his 242nd victory. Texas Tech tops Texas A&M 77-66 to earn fifth seed. Oklahoma sixth. Oklahoma State shocks Iowa State 67-63 on senior night in Stillwater. Missouri, Colorado, and Kansas State also post wins.
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Big 12 Tournament pairings set in Kansas City
The Big 12 tournament opens Thursday at Kemper Arena with top seeds Kansas, Texas, Colorado, and Iowa State in first round action. Baylor and Oklahoma State chase upsets as Kansas State and Missouri Nebraska also compete for NCAA bids amid tense conference race.
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Betts places fourth at Class 4A state wrestling tourney
Ottawa junior Jason Betts, 119 pounds, finished fourth after losing in overtime to Rose Hill’s Chris Steadham in the semifinal and then again in the third-place bout. Betts went 31-11 for the season, with teammates Dawson Grant and others also contributing at the state meet.
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Grosdidier Captures Kansas State 4A Wrestling Title
Justin Grosdidier of Anderson County won the 171-pound state championship at Wichita, defeating J D Schaumberg of Fredonia 14-4. Grosdidier, a junior, finished 40-1, the most wins that season among wrestlers. He opened with Derek Vaughan Colby and later defeated Dustin Bowell Osawatomie and Justin Dipman Pratt in the semifinals. Rentz also competed, losing to Lucas Porter and later to Jason Bett before a concussion sidelined him.
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Fort Hays State Wins RMAC Title in Overtime Thriller
Fort Hays State edged Nebraska Kearney 83-79 in overtime to secure the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championship and an NCAA Division II tournament bid. Alonzo Goldston sparked a late surge for Fort Hays after Kearney opened OT with six points, while Chad Jones led Jewell in another regional showcase. Tabor faces Friends in the Kansas NAIA final as Benedictine and Mid-America Nazarene chase Heart of America honors.
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