Sub-state finals high school boys basketball results
Scores from multiple classes across Kansas and surrounding regions show Heights, Wichita East, Hutchinson, Garden City, Leavenworth, KC Wash., and others in close finishes. Tournament action spans 1A to 6A with numerous teams like Shawnee Heights, Topeka, Wichita South, and El Dorado posting varied outcomes as districts push toward state competition.
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Osawastomie
KC Ward
Ellsworth
Norton
Lansing
Hiawatha
Nickerson
Kingman
Hayden
Burlington
Cheney
Medicine Lodge
Hesston St
Smoky Valley
Marion
Mission Valley
Scoti
Holcombe
Humbolde
Riverton
Holton
Jackson Heights
Belleville
Plainville
Wellsville
Immaculate
Gorden Plain
S. Barber
LaCrosse
Ness City
Osborne
Lincoln
Remington
Madison
Atwood
Hill City
Moundridge
Greensburg
Uniontown
Prontenac
Onage
Washington
Caldwell
Clpe
Waverly
Crest
Baileyville
Wakefield
North Central
Highland
Houston
Coldwater
Ransom
Copeland
Weskan
Natoma
No. Valley
Wheatland
Wellsville Eagles advance with sub-state win over Immaculata
Wellsville High girls and boys both reach the 3A state tournament after wins over Immaculata. Bern ie Coons led the WHS girls with 23 points in a 46 35 victory, while Coons stepped up as Vicki Bauer struggled. The WHS boys trailed early but rallied behind balanced scoring as Ketteler and Walkenback provided Imac with resistance. Wellsville improves to 16 7 and 15 7 overall and will face Southwestern Heights in Hutchinson.
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Eagles
Coons
WHS Gals
Immaculata
Scott Hollister
Wellsville
Hutchinson
Wellsville Eagles
Cheney
Raiders
Imac
Reid Ketteler
WHL
Kermit
George Laster
Ketteler
Matt Walkenback
Laster
Darrin Owings
Brian Young
Deterding
WHS
Owings
Young
Page
Wellsville High
Vicki Bauer
Eagle
Bernie Coons
Vicki
Ebel
Richard Ebel
Bennie
Southwestern Heights
Osage City Girls Reach State With 55 35 Win Over Riley County
Osage City outboarded Riley County 40 to 22 and relied on Keena Privat to score 24 points with 14 rebounds while Angie Fager added 12 as the Indians dominated the boards in a 55 35 3A sub state final. Osage City advances to face Cheney in Hutchinson.
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Herington
Osage City
Riley County
Indians
RCHS
Hutchinson
Keena Privat
OCHS
Angie Fager
Riley
Kent Reed
Privat
Reed
Cheney
Plinsky
Sebring
Lindbloom
Brown
Jody Schurie
Nudgen
Haas
Waverly boys roll past Crest in sub state final
Waverly High tops Crest 71 to 52 to advance toward the IA state title. Sean Robbins and Bill Tyson lead with 22 points each, Robbins setting a single season school scoring record. Waverly improves to 23-1 and will meet North Central at 4:45 Thursday in Hays after a 30-28 halftime deficit.
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Emporia
Waverly High
Crest
Waverly
North Central
Hays
Sean Robbins
Bill Tyson
WHS
Dogs
CHS
Robbins
Dennis
Dexter
Pokes and KSU in Big Eight finals showdown
Fifth-seeded Oklahoma State meets Kansas State in the Big Eight women’s tournament final after Cox’s 36 points and six steals helped OSU beat Oklahoma 87-78 and K State defeated Iowa State 74-58. Key players: Diana Miller 22 for K State, Nadira Hazim 20, Liz Brown 15 for OSU.
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BIG
Fort Hays St
Emporia St
Mid-Am
Salina
Kan
Oklahoma State
Althea Cox
Kansas State
Cox
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Liz Brown
Angie Alexander
Kansas high school boys quarterfinals big day at Emporia and Topeka
Thursday games feature Wichita Heights and Shawnee Mission squads facing Topeka and Manhattan in Emporia while Topeka area teams meet El Dorado and Andale in Topeka. The slate includes Leavenworth Hutchinson Wichita South and Shawnee Mission Noah in the 6 stage, with multiple 3 to 8 pm tipoffs and a broad field across Class SA and other districts.
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Emporia
Wichita-Heights
Topeka
Shawnee Mission-South
Manhattan
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Wichita-South
Shawnee Mission-Noah
Girls High School Championships Schedule and Matchups
A dense list of Wednesday March 7 and quarterfinal girls basketball games across multiple Kansas venues. Teams include Topeka-Seaman, Wichita-Noah, Manhattan, Shawnee Mission East, Shawnee Mission West, Derby, Leavenworth, Liberal, Topeka-Highland Park, Kapaun Mt Carmel, Winfield, Sabetha, Paola, Chanute, Garden Plain, Wellsville, Sterling, Howard-Wenonga, and others, with times ranging from 3 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at various sites.
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Wichita
Noah
Emporia
Dodge City
Leavenworth
KC Wash
Manhattan
Topeka
Wea
SM East
BV North
SM West
SM Noah
Wamego
Council Grove
Paola
Gardner
Colby
Norton
Sabetha
Atchison
Lamed
Hugoton
Hayden
Santa Fe Trail
Cheney
Medicine Lodge
SE Saline
Bercan
Osage City
Riley County
SW Heights
Cimarron
Humboldt
Neodesha
Hokon
Royal Valley
Belleville
Plainville
Wellsville
Immaculata
Golden Plain
Burden
Spearville
Smtanta
Lincoln
Quivira Heights
Peabody
Canton-Galva
Oberlin
Atwood
Sterling
Moundridge
West Elk
Altoons-Midway
Valley Heights
Onaga
Norwich
Olpe
Burrton
St. Paul
Baileyville
Glasco
Midway-Denton
Hope
Otis-Bison
Protection
Coldwater
Jetmore
Sylvan Grove
Brewster
Wheatland
Kensington
Em Topeka-Seaman
Wichita-Noah
Shawnee Mission East
Shawnee Mission-West
Wichita-Noahwes
Derby
Garnett Falls to Chanute in Sub-State Final
Garnett (15-8) trailed 16 points early and fought back to a one-point deficit with 20 seconds left but Chanute won 59 to 56 at home. Five Garnett seniors closed their high school careers as Travis Foltz led with 20 points, followed by Steve Hastert with 16 and Kevin Zwiener with 10.
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Chanute
Garnett
Bulldogs
GHS
Gannett
David Bisnette
Travis Foltz
Steve Hastert
Kevin Zwiener
Foltz
Zwiener
Justin Cobbs
Brent Hatcher
Steve Henderson
CHS
Honan
Cobbs
Hastert
B. Hatcher
Stockton
D. Hatcher
Totals
Selfridge
Lopeman
Barber
Richards
DeLaTorre
Schoenberger
Hall
Adams
Ottawa U sprinter takes second in NAIA indoor dash
Ottawa University sophomore Willie Hubbard finished second in the 60 yard dash at the NAIA National Indoor Track Meet in Kansas City, posting 6.33 seconds. Malone College's Keith Spiva won in 6.30. Adams State College claimed the men's team title, Azusa Pacific runners led others, Simon Fraser won the women's crown. Ken Moran qualified in the 880 but missed the final.
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Kansas City
Ottawa University
Willie Hubbard
Municipal Auditorium
Hubbard
Keith Spiva
Malone College
Ohio
Adams State College
Colo
Azusa Pacific
Simon Fraser College of
Canada
Ken Moran
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