Osawatomie Hosts Miege In Regional Semis Thriller
Randy Patti erupts for 41 points as Bishop Miege dominates Rosedale 89 66 in the first round. Patti hits 31 straight free throws and shares team high scoring with Jim Kostas while Miege advances to face Osawatomie in the semifinals. Chester Pennock leads Osawatomie with 22 points as St Joseph Shawnee falls 74 65.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Osawatomie
Randy Patti
Rosedale
Patti
Wildcat Bunch
Miege
St. Joseph
Ottawa
Paola
Qeawatomie
Bishop Miege
Kaneas Prep
Trojans
St. Joseph Shawnee
Ottawa High
Ohl-Paola
Miege-Rosedale
Jim Kostas
Wildcats
Stags
Tim Hannon
Bob Zuchowski
Joe Bartoszek
Stan Murphy
Kostas
Bluestreaks
Central Heights 87 over Kansas School for Deaf 68
Central Heights defeated Kansas School for Deaf 87 to 68 at Pleasanton. Hartford led Northern Heights with 62 points in a separate matchup, showcasing strong scoring in the event.
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Central Heights
Pleasanton
Kansas School For Deaf
Hartford
Northern Heights
Lyndon and Baldwin reach 2-A semifinals at Santa Fe Trail
Lyndon defeating Centre 68-60 and Baldwin beating Prairie View 66-39 advanced to the 2-A regional semifinals at Santa Fe Trail. Lyndon, 22-0, rode early 11-4 and 19-6 leads, while Culbertson led Lyndon with 19 points and 17 rebounds. Baldwin dominated inside with 60 rebounds and 23 points from Swan as Prairie View struggled to score.
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Edward McGrath
Santa Fe Trail High School
Lyndon
Baldwin
Centre
Prairie View
Tigers
Bill Wiley
London
Nick Dawson
Bob Culbertson
Wiley
Bulldogs
Buffaloes
Mike Swan
Chase County
Santa Fe Trail
Swan
Salty Baldwin
Kim Irick
Culbertson
Dehn
D. Hurt
Kendall
Emery
A. Hurt
Abel
Allen
Poppe
Backhus
Holub
G. Kerbs
Hensley
K. Carlson
Klenda
T. Kerbs
Hitcheeck
Obermeier
Browning
McIntosh
Hetzer
Jackson
Kettler
Long
Jets Stun Friends in District 10 Final
Sacred Heart earned a berth in the NAIA tournament by beating Friends University 80 71 to win the District 10 championship in Emporia Kansas Wednesday night.
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Emporia, Kan
Sacred Heart
Friends University
Prep scores from regionals across Kansas in 4A and 2A
The Associated Press regional Class 4A results show Manhattan 48 over Junction City 47 and several other games with high scores involving Olathe Ward, Salina, Seaman, Garden City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Concordia, Hiawatha, and Augusta. Class 2A results include El Dorado Hillsboro 74 Remington 59, Belle Plaine 71 Clearwater 43, and Lindsborg 45 Haven 64 among numerous district matchups.
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Manhattan Junction City
Manhattan
Olathe Ward
Turner
Salina Salina
Salina South
Seaman Sumner
Leavenworth
Seaman
Highland Park
Garden City
Dodge City
Liberal
Great Bend
el Dorado Hillsboro
Remington
Clearwater
Belle Plaine
Hays Atwood
Otis Bison
Ellis
Plainville
Topeka Valley Falls
Baselior
Tri Lakes All Stars named to Tri Lakes All League team
Tri Lakes seniors Bob Culbertson Lyndon Don Kiehl Pomona John Craft Lebo Dan Bolen Quenemo Bill Wiley Lyndon Bob Kimball Lebo and juniors Mike Hermreck Williamsburg Mike Weiss Quenemo Mark Heilmann Melvern Rick Bloomquist Burlingame lead the all league roster chosen by league coaches.
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Lebo
Tri-Lakes
Bob Culbertson
Lyndon
Don Kiehl
Pomona
John Craft
Dan Bolen
Quenemo
Bill Wiley
Bob Kimball
Mike Hermreck
Williamsburg
Mike Weiss
Mark Heilmann
Melvern
Rick Bloomquist
Burlingame
Dan Hurt
Joe Hughes
Waverly
Roger Driver
Steve Dillon
Ty Hogue
Roy Horton
Dana Smith
Glen Isch
Randy Kraft
Gridley
Dallas Bolen
Jim Cox
Four repeaters named to 1970-71 KCAC all star squad
South Division figures dominate the KCAC elite list as four repeaters from last year join 11 players in a tie for tenth. Lonnie Kruse and Darrell Ediger repeat for Sterling and Bethel, with Ulysses Stokes of Friends and Dennis Fast of Tabor on the squad for a second straight year. Sheldon Morton of Bethany also earns a second nod, while co selections include McPherson, Bethany, Sterling, Tabor and St Mary of the Plains.
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Emporia
Kansas
Lonnie Kruse
Sterling
Darrell Ediger
Bethel
Ulysses Stokes
Friends
Dennis Fast
Tabor
Sheldon Morton
Bethany
Stokes
John Pyle
McPherson
Charles Golson
Mitch Murdock
Golson
St. Mary of the Plains
Ottawa University
Bob Bryant
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Baker
Bryant
Colorado Springs
Russel Clifton
Roger Trimmel
Dave Mai
Allen Regier
Mike Qneil
Larry Moore
Wesleyan
Aifkcac
Friends, Sr
Mitch Murdock Friends
Dennis Fast Tabor
Bruce Ediger
Harold Siglar
St. Mary
Lou Jordan
C. of
Volleyball League Entry Deadline Set by Ottawa ORC
Ottawa Recreation Commission director Orlis Cox announced the entry deadline for the volleyball league is Friday with practices starting next Monday. Regular play begins March 15, with 11 women’s teams, eight men’s teams, four senior girls, and five junior girls signed up so far.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Npon
Orlis Cox
ORC
City Scores Basketball Totals from Four Teams
Sacred Heart beat Wright 22 to 0 in wins. F Baptist led by Clough 7 and Ratliff 5 defeated Grace Episcopal and F U Methodist in a regional scores table showing players and totals.
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Wright
Golden
Winter
Bien
Black
Totals
F. Baptist
DeFries
Eagles
Baldwin
Willhite
Clough
Grace Episcopal
Killough
Fredericks
Bettge
Woodward
Cole
Brownrigg
F.U. Methodist
Showalter
Finch
Matthews
Nesbit
Ratliff
Cummings
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