College basketball finals and baseball on ESPN family schedule
On air Monday through Tuesday a packed schedule features multiple conference finals across women and men. Atlantic 10 women final at 4 p.m. on ESPN2 alongside Colonial Athletic women final at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Big 10 final and West Coast final at 6 p.m. on ESPN2, Pac-10 final at 9:30 p.m. on FSN, and Metro Atlantic final at 8 p.m. on ESPN2. Tuesday includes Mexico at U.S. baseball at 3 p.m. on ESPN, Mid-Continent final at 6 p.m. on ESPN, Big East women final at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN, Horizon final at 8 p.m. on ESPN, and Sun Belt final at 8:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Metro Atlantic
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Mexico
U.S
ESPN
Espn Horizon
Kansas prep boys basketball scores from AP results
Saturday night results include Atchison 64 over Topeka Hayden 48, Belle Plaine 80 over Nickerson 44, plus numerous district matchups such as Garden Plain 48 over St John 42 and Wichita Kapaun 79 over Ottawa 44. Key girls scores featured Andover Central 44 over Augusta 29 and Marysville 53 over Claflin 50.
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Augusta
Baxter Springs
Cherokee
Obelleville
Frankfort
Berean Academy
Moundridge
College Basketball Scores From Sunday East and South
East region games saw Fordham defeat Temple 69 to 52 while Rutgers beat St John 82 to 70 and Villanova topped Syracuse 92 to 82. In the South Arkansas won 74 to 57 over Georgia and in a quarterfinals line Chicago N t defeated oe Fingle S Maols 75 to 69. Bradley beat Fairleigh Dickinson 46 to 71 and Monmouth lost 62 to Cent Connecticut State 48.
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Associated Press
Fordham
Temple
Rutgers
St. John’s
Villanova
Syracuse
South Arkansas
Georgia
Chicago N T
Oe Fingle
S. Maols
Bradley
Fairleigh
Quirks fill closing Big 12 season in Kansas City
No. 6 Texas topped No. 19 Oklahoma as the Big 12 wrapped a wild regular season. Texas Tech coach Bob Knight suffered a rare sub-.500 year with a 14-16 mark while Oklahoma State icon Eddie Sutton disclosed an alcohol rehabilitation plan after a car crash. Missouri faced an independent probe after Quin Snyder’s resignation, and Baylor’s gritty freshmen highlighted a season full of headlines and upsets. Texas and No. 18 Kansas shared the league title at 13-3 and Texas earned the No. 1 seed for the tourney.
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Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Nebraska
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Indiana Hoosiers
Kapaun Tops Ottawa In 5A Sub-State Final
Kapaun Mount Carmel dominated Ottawa High School 79 to 44 in the 5A sub-state championship on Ottawa’s home floor. The Crusaders showcased depth and athletic edge, opening a 13-0 fourth quarter run to seal the win as Ottawa’s season ends after reaching the title game for the first time since 2002.
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Kapaun
Mount Carmel
Ottawa
Crusader
Cyclones
Crusaders
Cliff McCullough
McCullough
Youthful exuberance at Ottawa Invitational wresting
Photos by John Nowak capture Ottawa youths in action at Ottawa High School. Tyler Markus of Ottawa pins Taylor Wilson of Topeka in the 85 pound 14 and under division to win gold. Riley Diel of Ottawa attempts a throw on Billy Dickinson of Burlington in the 110 pound 12 and under division. More than 800 youth wrestlers competed Saturday across the event.
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Tyler Markus
Ottawa
Taylor Wilson
Topeka
Markus
Riley Diel
Billy Dickinson
Burlington
Ottawa High School
Sub-state finals knock locals in three games
In Mound City Galena edged Central Heights 38-27 as the Vikings stalled in quarters two and three. Wellsville fell 51-36 to Maur Hill in Oskaloosa, while Baldwin was defeated 51-26 by Iola in Baldwin City. Gus Wuertz led Central Heights with 12 points as teammates Deet and Andrews added double digits.
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Central Heights
Galena
Mound City
Wellsville
Maur Hill
Oskaloosa
Baldwin Girls
Iola
Baldwin City
Vikings
Gus Wuertz
Albright
Deet
Andrews
Central Heights (27)— Wuertz 12, White 2, Adkinson
Sluder
Oestreicher
Reekie
Kansas high school state basketball tournament schedule by class
The schedule lists first round games at multiple venues across Kansas. Teams include Wichita Northwest, Topeka High, SM West, Dodge City, Olathe South, Wichita East, Wichita Southeast, SM East, Great Bend, Emporia, McPherson, BV West, Mill Valley, Winfield, Highland Park, SM Miege, Atchison, Smoky Valley, Piper, Belle Plaine, Scott City, Spring Hill, Rose Hill, Labette County, Riley County, Cheney, Galena, Lyons, Burlington, Rossville, Maur Hill, Halstead, Inman, Trego, Pitt Colgan, GardenPlain, Minneapolis, Syracuse, Lebo, Claflin, Brewster, Centralia, South Gray, Baileyville, Macksville, Olpe.
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Associated Press
Atchison
Topeka
Hayden
Belle Plaine
Nickerson
Belleville
Valley Heights
Centralia
Blue Valley
Randolph
Claflin
Tribune
Dodge City
Goddard
Galena
Central Heights
Garden Plain
St. John
Halstead
Hillsboro
Inman
Canton-Galva
Piper
KC Sumner
Labette County
Chanute
Lebo
Madison
Lyons
White Auditorium
Emporia
Wichita Northwest
Topeka High
SM West
Olathe South
Wichita East
Wichita Southeast
Winfield
Highland Park
SM Miege
Salina Bicentennial Center
Smoky Valley
Scott City
Spring Hill
Rose Hill
Hutchinson Sports Arena
Riley County
Cheney
Burlington
Rossville
Maur Hill
GardenPlain
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Gross Memorial Lake Hays
Brewster
South Gray
Baileyville
Macksville
Olpe
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