Williamsburg Falls to Argonia in Substate Final
Williamsburg High boys end a strong season at 19-6 after a 52-25 loss to Argonia Raiders in the substate final. Kyle Wadkins led with 13 points as Argonia dominated inside and broke away after a tight first quarter.
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Wildcats Rally Past Vikings In Overtime Sub-State Win
Yates Center overcame injuries and a late Central Heights rally to win the sub-state title 53-47 in overtime. Key performances came from Beana Link with 26 points and Tina Wilson with 20 for Central Heights, as overtime saw Yates Center outpace 10-2 in the final 3:10.
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Vikings Eye Seed Run After Close Showdown
Welch projects a high seed as Central Heights edge Wellsville 68 41 with key contributions from Wuertz Woolery Kicktaig Sharp and Oshel. J Wuertz leads Central Heights with 12 points while Jamison Wright and B Oshel pace Wellsville.
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Spratt highlights in-state history as top assist threat
Spratt ends his career as a premier playmaker with third all-time state assists and three top five single game marks including 19 and 18. Grover praises his embodiment of basketball as Ottawa reaches sub-state finals in a 76 58 loss to Chanute and Ottawa.
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Ottawa Girls Rally Past Iola in State Bid Thriller
Ottawa senior Lindsey Dieterich scored 16, including eight in the third as Ottawa built a 38-22 lead entering the final period. Katie Sheffield drilled timely threes and Ottawa held Iola to 14. Ottawa clinched a spot at state behind a determined defense and a 54-43 victory credited to teamwork and long-time prep from players and coach McCullough.
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