Sub-state basketball schedule highlights Thursday
Osawatomie Boys Louisburg face Baldwin while Ottawa meets Spring Hill at 7:30 p.m. Wellsville Autels Northern Heights clash Central Heights at 6 p.m. Pomona plays Osage City at 7:30 p.m. Frida Girls feature Santa Fe Trail against Baldwin at 6 p.m. Anderson County hosts itself at 7:30 p.m. Osage City battles Wellsville at 7:30 p.m. El Dorado MdCV meets Argonia at 6 p.m.
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Prep poll shows final 1999 Kansas rankings by class
The AP consensus ranking lists top teams across classes 6A to 1A with records. Notable leaders include McPherson, Marysville, Erie, Moundridge, and Hillsboro, plus several tied positions and strong showings from Bishop Miege, Andover, Wichita Southeast, and Leavenworth among others.
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Schlagle
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el Dorado
Jeferson West
Colby
Circle
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Wamego
Louisburg
Glass
Hillsboro
Immaculate
Beloit
Wellsville
Central Heights
Belleville
College basketball scores from Wednesday’s tournaments
AP report of conference first round and championship results across Atlantic 10 Big East Conference USA CUSA MEAC SWAC Southland and more with teams including Dayton St Bonaventure St Joseph's Duquesne Fordham Georgetown Providence Rutgers Pittsburgh Syracuse Boston College Villanova West Virginia DePaul Tulane Houston Memphis Kent Miami Ohio Florida A&M Coppin State South Carolina State Md Eastern Shore Lamar NE Louisiana McNeese State Nicholls State Alcorn Prairie View Jackson Texas Southern Mississippi Valley State Alabama State Southern University Grambling State and others.
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Sutton Pleads With Committee Before Big 12 Tourney
Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton asked an NCAA tournament selection committee member to consider the 67-66 overtime loss to Kansas on Feb. 22. He noted that winning that game could have secured an at large bid and a better tourney path. Sutton praised the committee's seriousness as the Cowboys open tourney play in Wichita. Baylor seeks revival after winless league season and faces Sutton’s squad.
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McDonnell Earns All-KCAC Honors As Leader Of Braves
OU senior Jeremy McDonnell, a 6 foot 4 guard, was named to the ECAC first team after two years as a Braves starter. He averaged about 10 points and near three assists per game, while guarding opponents' top scorers and contributing leadership. McDonnell is also a two time ECAC first team pitcher for Bethel. The ECAC first team includes Mark Ediger and other unanimous picks from Kansas Wesleyan, McPherson, Southwestern, Sterling, and Tabor.
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All-ECAC First Team and award winners announced
Bethel's Mark Ediger named Player of the Year after leading Bethel to ECAC honors. Coach Gary Chapp named Coach of the Year for Bethel, while Southwestern’s James Titus earned Freshman of the Year. Honorable mentions include Snarks and Rush of Ottawa, Handley of Southwestern, and Behnke and Premer of Tabor.
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Lee Woodstra
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Texas Tech advances to Big 12 semifinals in rout of Kansas State
No. 9 Texas Tech, led by Rene Hanebutt with 26 points, sails past Kansas State 74-55 in the quarterfinals. Nebraska upends Texas 60-55 to boost NCAA bid hopes as Iowa State and Kansas win to reach the semis.
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