Prep polls and state tournament teams listed for Kansas
A long list of prep basketball polls shows team rankings across Kansas classes, including Wichita South and Shawnee Mission West at 19 1, Topeka West 14, and national context with Chan 5A and 44. Regional sub state schedules note Waverly and Burnton advancing, with Waverly boys 23 6 and girls 17 6. Ottawa University players named to NAIA District 10 II all stars include Turney and Scheufler. Tabor dominates District II with Decker as player of the year.
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Cunt GA
Wichita South
Shawnee Mission West
Topeka West
Wichita East
Lawrence
Clam
Olathe South
Shawnee Mission South
Topeka Shawnee Sreights
Emporia
Cisse
Fon Scou
Wichita Carroll
Wichita Kapaun
Bishop Miege
Independence
Clean
Santa Fe Trail
Baldwin
Wamago
Sabetha
Topeka Hayden
F Oberlin
Sterling
Budora
Norton
Jefan Weat
Nemaha Valley
Chase
Southwestern Heights
Garden Plain
St. John
Jackson Heights
Chees
Beloit St. John’s
Sylvan Grove
Hope
Burton
Ashland
Madison
Waverly
Bulldog
Sora Akahitis
Widich
Zisendt Bargseln
Butler County Community College
el Dorado
Waverly Girls
Attica
Bulldog Boys
White Auditorium
Lyon County League
Flinthills
Warprize
Canton-Galva
Caldwell
WHS
Otawa University
Jody Turney
Kristen Scheufler
Turney
Braves
Scheufler
Kansas
Tabor
Susan Decker
Karl Eisner
Crystal Gorges
Friends
Misty Opat
Bethany
Tracey Schultz
Rebecca Wichert
Nena Jackson
St. Mary of the Plains
Daryl Jucneman
Kansas Newman
Rob Jimerson
St. Mary
Washburn tops Northwest Missouri State in MIAA quarterfinals
Washburn Ichabods improve to 24-4 after a 94-75 victory over Northwest Missouri State in a Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association quarterfinal. David Johnson scored 20 points, Maurice Lamar 15, with Marvin Singleton adding 10 points and nine rebounds as Washburn earned the win and remained ranked No. 5 in the NCAA Division II poll. In another quarterfinal, Pittsburg State defeated Missouri-Rolla 86-70 behind Troy Wade's 16 first-half points and a 14-4 run that gave a 36-27 halftime advantage.
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Topeka
Kan
David Johnson
Maurice Lamar
Washburn
Northwest Missouri Suite
Missour Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Marvin Singleton
Ichabods
ROLLA
Troy Wade
Pittsburg State
Ruth
Missouri-Rolla
Gorillas
Wade
Pigtaburg State
Miners
Bill Sadly
Tark quiet on future plans by Jim O'Connell AP basketball writer
Jerry Tarkanian appeared at a farewell ceremony after rescinding his resignation at UNLV. The Runnin’ Rebels beat Utah State 65-53 to finish 18-0 in the Big West, leaving him with cumulative UNLV and career records while signaling potential retirement amid a dispute with university leadership.
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Jim O’connell
Las Vegas
Jerry Tarkanian
Tark the Shark
UNLV
Runnin’ Rebels
Utah State
Thomas & Mack
Lois
Tarkanian
Maxson
Dean Smith
Central Heights Rolls Past McLouth In Sub-State Clash
Top-seeded Central Heights 3A hosts a sub-state game and defeats McLouth 104 to 41 advancing to the semifinals. Six Heights players reach double figures led by Ime! and Matt Sire 29 points. Perry LeCompton awaits in Friday's semifinal.
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Central Heights
McLouth
Heights
Vikings
Matt Sire
Des
Perry LeCompton
Eudora
Foe
MHS
CHHS
Pomona Indians rout Jayhawk Linn in Class 3A sub state opener
Pomona High School powered to an 81-39 victory over Jayhawk Linn, grabbing a 24-4 edge after one period and widening to 48-10 at halftime. Senior Ryan Mitchell led with 14 points, with Chris Hoffsommer, Jason Booe, and Mitch Corwine adding 10 each. Booe pulled nine rebounds as Pomona dominated on the boards 30-18. The Indians improved to 14-7 and advance to face Wellsville in the semifinal in Central Heights. Jayhawk-Linn finishes 4-17.
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Pomona
Pomona Indians
Jayhawk-Linn
Ryan Mitchell
Chris Hoffsommer
Jason Booe
Mitch Corwine
Booe
Hoffsommer
Bryan Johnson
Indians
David Clayton
Clayton
Wellsville
Central Heights
Casida
Coffel
Ferguson
Howell
Ungeheuer
Lowe
Schmitz
Nation
Randall
Totals
J.acker
Johnson
Robbins
Fluker
Smith
Mitchell
Louderback
Sink
Corwine
F.acker
Bove
Eagles soar past Osage to reach sub-state semifinals
Wellsville, seeded third, toppled Osage City 62 to 41 to advance to the 3A sub-state semifinals at Central Heights Friday against Pomona. Brent Dorsey led the Eagles with 18 points, while Scott Dwyer and Dorsey each grabbed eight rebounds. Osage was led by Mike Orender with 18 points as Wellsville pulled away by halftime and sealed the win with a strong free throw performance.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Boys
Osage City Indians
Eagles
Central Heights
Pomona
Brent Dorsey
Scott Dwyer
Dorsey
Scott McDaniel
Dwyer
Eudora overpoweres Central Heights in sub-state romp
Eudora Cardinals powered to a 72 47 first round sub state win over Central Heights Vikings sparked by Tracy Ruggles 20 points and Gretchen Freeland 18. Mary Wuert led CH with 24 as Eudora improved to 16 5 while CH ends 1 20 in a young season highlighted by future prospects for coach Sue Haney.
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Eudora
Eudora Cardinals
Central Heights Vikings
Tracy Ruggles
Gretchen Freeland
Cardinals
Viking
Sue Haney
Mary Wuert
Mary
Haney
Vik
CHHS
EHS
Central Heights
Wood
Anderson
Schulz
Wuertz
Brown
Snow
Licktelg
Brock
Totals
Freeland
Alvarez
Garrett
Ruggles
Black
Gordon
Yeager
Lee
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