Ottawa High Girls Lose DeeDee Lewis for Substate Bid
Ottawa High's girls face Blue Valley in a 5A sub state semifinal without leading scorer and rebounder DeeDee Lewis who is hospitalized with a collapsed lung. The Cyclones aim for state berth as Chanute and Fort Scott meet in the other semifinal with the championship set for Saturday night.
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Ottawa High Faces Blue Valley in 5A Sub-State Semis
Ottawa High coach Randy Clark says the Cyclones have nothing to lose as they meet undefeated Blue Valley on the Tigers home floor in the first boys semifinal at 8 p.m. Thursday at Stanley. Fort Scott meets Chanute in the other semifinal Friday night.
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Norm Stewart Named Big Eight Coach of the Year
Missouri coach Norm Stewart earns the Big Eight coach of the year award as his youth-filled Tigers surge late, tying and then overtaking Oklahoma and Kansas to claim the conference title in 1987. Danny Manning of Kansas named Big Eight player of the year. Harvey Grant of Oklahoma top newcomer.
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Prep Scores Highlight Tuesday High School Boys Action
Associated Press style basketball scores from Kansas Tuesday show Holton over Planet 45 16 points for Holton and 45 for Jefferson West 58 44 Maur Hill, 75 38 Effingham. Augusta 72 54 Lindsborg, 59 42 Rose Hill, 59 47 Maize over Andover. Mulvane 53 49 Augusta. Baldwin 89 50 Prairie View. Across many classes, Blue Valley Hillsboro 73 36, Remington 54 53 Halstead, and Belle Plaine 71 29 Eureka lead the night. several OT results including Cherryvale 93 60 Humboldt and Jackson Heights 55 50 Horton. Class 2A features Central Burden 73 25 Chetopa, St. Paul 104 37 Marmaton Valley, and Garden Plain 59 49 Cheney. Girls results include Valley Falls 47 25 Wathena and St. Marys 69 43 Northern Heights, plus Perry Lecompton Santa Fe Trail 46 39 Council Grove 4A action Larned 61 56 Kingman.
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Tribe Triumphs Over Flu In Sub-State Victory
Pomona Indians fought through illness to beat McLouth 54 to 41 in a Class 2A sub-state opener. All 12 players logged court time as Pomona rode a 31 to 17 second-half run to secure its 15th win in 21 games and set up a semifinal against Linwood at Valley Falls. Linwood beat Highland 57 to 51.
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Pomona Tops McLouth In Sub-State Clash 54 41
Pomona wins 54 to 41 over McLouth in a Valley Falls 2A Sub-State contest. Pomona used a third-quarter 10-2 run and a full-court press to build a lead, led by Jeff Parker with 12 points and Steve Leakey with 10 and six assists. McLouth was limited by defensive pressure, with Rusty Johnson scoring 16 for the Bulldogs.
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