Headyn splashes past Ottawa in state opener
Hayden guard Jerad Head erupts for 23 points powering Hayden to a 75-68 victory over Ottawa at the Bicentennial Center. Ottawa, led by coach David Grover, struggles to find offense in the first half as Hayden builds a double-digit lead before fending off late rally. Ottawa finishes 18-6. Hayden advances with sharp shooting and disciplined defense.
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GIRLS AND BOYS STATE SCORES FROM WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Results from state level girls and boys basketball show Class 1A Loe 54 Tribune 42 and Class 3A matchups with Southwestern Heights 59 Fron tenac 44. Notable wins include Jotmore 63 Baileyville B&B 62 and Manhattan Remington 38 Washington 34.
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Thunday 3A Boys State Tourney lineups at Hutchinson
Osage City meets Wellsville at 3 p.m. in Hutchinson for the 3A boys state tournament while Saline Owawa faces Goodland at 8:15 p.m. in the same field. TV listings note college basketball coverage with Big 12, Big East, and A-10 tourneys on local channels.
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NAIA to move headquarters to Olathe Kansas City suburb
The NAIA council chose Olathe, Kansas over Fort Wayne and O Fallon to relocate its national office and staff. The move aims to advance character based sportsmanship programs with a 12 million conference center plan and a national championships presence in the Kansas City area. Olathe commits 1 million annually for 10 years via hotel tax increase to lure NAIA.
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Nemaha Valley tops Central Heights in Class 3A opener
Nemaha Valley senior guard Michaela Rettele wore number 54 and scored a career high 17 as the ninth-ranked Raiders beat unranked Central Heights 49 to 32. Rettele hit 7 of 9 from the field and helped NV build early leads while holding Central Heights standout Beccy Tooley to five points. NV, 21-3, advances to face Southwestern Heights in Friday’s semifinal.
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Sooners rout Kansas in Big 12 tournament semifinal bid
No. 7 Oklahoma beat No. 9 Kansas 80-61 in Kansas City to reach the Big 12 women's tournament semifinals. Rosalind Ross scored six straight to push the Sooners ahead. Ross finished with 17 points while teammates Stacey Oates and Sunny Hardeman added 12 each. Oklahoma advances to face No. 20 Colorado in the next round.
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Cowboys waive Aikman after cap concerns
Cowboys release Troy Aikman amid salary cap pressures from an $85.5 million contract. The deal included a $7 million bonus and an extension through 2007 that would trigger if he remained on the roster, prompting owner Jerry Jones to cut him to avoid deeper cap problems. Aikman notes the decision aimed to preserve long-term team stability after a 5-11 season.
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Tech coach Dickey says focus on team despite Knight talks
Texas Tech coach James Dickey says he remains focused on his players and winning games amid reports that school administrators talked with former Indiana coach Bobby Knight about taking over. A Dallas Morning News item and Lubbock paper indicate Knight discussions occurred with Tech President David Schmidly and athletic director Gerald Myers in Naples, Florida.
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