Ottawa district high school sub state schedule
Thursday schedule at Ottawa features 4A girls Baldwin versus Prairie View at 6 p.m. and Anderson County against Osawatomie at 7:30 p.m. 1A boys at Central Heights has Osage City versus Wellsville at 6 p.m. and Central Heights versus Jayhawk Linn at 7:30 p.m. Friday 4A boys sub state at Ottawa includes Spring Hill against Louisburg at 6 p.m. and Anderson County versus Ottawa at 7:30 p.m. 3A girls substate at Central Heights lists Erie versus Jayhawk Linn and Osage City versus Central Heights at 7:30.
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Jayhawk-Linn
Ottawa 4A Sub-state thriller as Bulmer returns in win
Ottawa Cyclones beat Baldwin 72-63 after Ricky Bulmer returns from a sprained ankle. Jay Brooks scored 33 for Baldwin, Bulmer 26 for Ottawa as home press and sharp shooting pushed Ottawa past the Bulldogs. Bulmer’s ankle held up for Friday’s semifinal with Anderson County.
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Ottawa
Ricky Bulmer
Nets
Bulldogs
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Grover
Schlagle
St. Thomas Aquinas
Bulmer
Jay Brooks
Brooks
Steve Morse
Ottawa High School
Anderson County Bulldogs edge Gardner in sub-state opener
Anderson County improves to 16-5 after a 60-50 win over Gardner in the first round of sub-state. Tony Stanton returns from a sprained ankle to help the Bulldogs, who led 30-15 at halftime and 48-25 entering the fourth. Kellerman 17 and McDonnell 13 for Anderson County. Stanton 10 and Raymond 10 also tallying. Spring Hill beats Prairie View 63-52 in the other semi, with Prairie View’s turnovers fueling a 14-4 run for Spring Hill.
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Anderson County
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Lenehan
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Peer
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Strack
Ball
Thompson
Kellerman
McDonnall
Raymond
Rues
Harrington
Spring Hill
Buffaloes
Broncos
Sub-state girls playoffs open with three upsets and two semifinals
Erie remains undefeated at 21-0 after a 73-53 win over Humboldt while Jayhawk Linn beat Wellsville 50-39. Osage City rolled Pomona 85-29 and Central Heights topped Lyndon 45-27. Erie meets Jayhawk Linn at Central Heights Friday, Osage City faces Central Heights in the other semifinal. Central Heights beat Lyndon as Beccy Tooley led with 12 points and 11 rebounds while Lyndon’s Heather Altic had 10. Osage City’s bench produced 33 points and a school record five 3-pointers as the Tigers opened a 20-2 lead in the first quarter.
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Kansas State women stun Baylor in overtime epic
Kansas State, seeded near the bottom, stunned Baylor 75-66 in overtime as sophomores Nicky Ramage and Angie Finkel combined for 54 points. Ramage scored 27, Finkel 27, helping K State erase a late deficit and set up a matchup with Kansas. Baylor tied late but Ramage fouled Moffitt on a critical miss, preserving the Wildcat win.
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Big 12 events draw thousands to Kansas City
Kansas City expects 27 000 fans for the Big 12 men’s and women’s tournaments at Kemper Arena and Municipal Auditorium with about 70 percent from out of town. Combined spending may exceed 18 million dollars as visitors seek lodging dining and entertainment.
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Greater Kansas City
Tom Holden
Hotel and Motel Association of Greater
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Craig Glazer
Stanford and Sons
Westport
Glazer
Westport Merchants Association
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