College Basketball Playoff Finales Airing Monday
On the air Monday three college basketball conference finales highlight the slate across ESPN networks. The Colonial Athletic at 6 p.m. on ESPN leads a night of key title games across the ACC Big Ten and Pac-10 women’s finales on ESPN2 FSN and FSN West Coast channels.
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Kansas Prep Scores From Saturday Night Results
AP reports substate bracket results across Kansas. Highlights include Dodge City 38 over Maize 30, Wichita Northwest 59 over Hutchinson 40, Olathe South 65 over Olathe East 54, St Thomas Aquinas 59 over Lawrence Free State 47, Emporia 81 over Wichita Heights 61, and many more boys and girls scores across 4A to 1A classes with numerous district pairings and final tallies.
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Nassda
Dodge City
Maize
Wichita Northwest
Hutchinson
Olathe
Olathe South
Olathe East
St. Thomas Aquinas
Lawrence Free State
Wichita Emporia
Wichita Heights
Rural
Junction City
Overland Park
Blue Valley NW
SM East
SM South
Blue Valley
Clay Center
Frankfort
White Rock
Colby
Sharon Sprgs
Lucas Luray
Houston
South Gray
el Dorado
Berean Road
Williamsburg
Emporia
Lebo
Southern Coffey
Larned -Cunningham
Cent. Christian
Marysville
Centralia
White City
Russell -Weskan
Herndon
Kansas Girls Prep
Bonner
Springs
Shawnee
Schingle
Washington
Highland Park
Haysville
Wichita Carroll
Winfield
Valley Center
Kapaun
At'Paola
Gardner-Edgerton
Paola
Sall
Salina
Great Bend
Padgett sinks baseline jumper to beat Missouri
Kansas freshman reserve David Padgett hit a baseline jumper with two seconds left as Kansas edged Missouri 84 82 at Hearnes Center. Wayne Simien led Kansas with 22 points and Aaron Miles added 15 points and three timely threes for a Jayhawks squad that improved to 20 7 overall and 12 4 in the Big 12 as Missouri, led by Arthur Johnson with 37 points, dropped to 15 12.
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Columbia
David Padgett
Kansas
Missouri
Hearnes
Bill Self
Wayne Simion
Tigers
Norm Stewart
Warren Hearnes
Aaron Miles
Jason Conley
Padgett
Keith Langford
Wayne
Jimmy McKinney
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Baylor
Simien
Snyder
Conley
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Miles
J.R. Giddens
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Anderson County Bulldogs fall to Fort Scott in sub-state bid
In Louisburg, coach Josh Adams led Anderson County after a 39 33 halftime deficit but Fort Scott pulled away with a 26 point effort from Austin Boots and 21 from Chad Ammons. Seniors Cox Hermreck Weldin East anchored the lineup as the Bulldogs end 2003-04 at 63 points.
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Altamont
Labette County
Chanute
Anthony Kingman
Haven
Chapman
Wamego
Marysville
Hoyt Atchison
Hiawatha
Lansing
KC Sumner
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Fort Scott
Garnett
Mulvane
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Royal Valley
Atchison
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Cameron Cooper
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Hermreck
Eric
Cox
Suderman
Buckman
Washington
Ryman
Setter
Chitwood
Eric Goltra
Stepps
Lawrence
Toll
Woods
Werling
A. Goltra
Nick Johnson
Malone
Troutman
Panthers fall in sub state final to Berean Academy
The Williamsburg boys, led by a strong Berean Academy squad, battled to slow the top-ranked 1A team in El Dorado. Berean built an early 13-0 lead, trailed at halftime 22-16, and pulled away to a 52-34 victory as coach Kris Hassler praised the visitors.
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Williamsburg Panthers Reach Sub-State Final Again
Williamsburg boys fall 52-34 to Berean Academy but advance to the sub-state finals for the third straight year. Seniors Steven Bathory and Kyle Kost led with 14 and 11 points, as Bathory and Kost pace a 17-8 season finish.
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Panthers
Steven Bathory
Kyle Kost
Berean Academy
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Emmon
Stucky
Weibe
Skibbe
Dusenitz
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Veer
State Journey pairings highlight Class 6A and 4A tournaments
The schedule lists multiple basketball matchups across Kansas venues including Emporia, Topeka, Salina, Hutchinson, Manhattan, Hays, and McPherson. Teams such as Emporia, Shawnee Mission South, Dodge City, Washburn Rural, Miege, Liberal, St. Marys, Andover Central, Labette County, and many more are set for decisive rounds from March 10 through 11, with times ranging 3 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. and numerous high-seed pairings advancing toward state titles.
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White Auditorium
Emporia
Shawnee Mission South
Dodge City
Topeka
Washburn Rural
Olathe South
Overland Park
Thomas Aquinas
Blue Valley NW
Wichita Northwest
Kansas Expocentre
Topeka West
Wichita West
Miege
Liberal
Salina South
Washington
Highland Park
Stillwell
Blue Valley
Bramlage Coliseum
Manhattan
Quinter
St. Marys
Syracuse
Moundridge
Pittsburg
St. Mary's-Colgan
Osborne
St. John Hudson
Leavenworth
Immaculata
Busch Gross Coliseum
Hays
Cunningham
Sharon Springs
Wallace County
McPherson
Kansas City-Washington
Gardner-Edgerton
Shawnee Heights
Valley Center
Wichita-Carroll
Newton
Bicentennial Center
Salina
Abilene
Fort Scott
Wichita-Collegiate
Towanda-Circle
Colby
Kansas City
Bishop Ward
Topeka-Hayden
Altamont-Labette Co
Hutchinson Sports Arena
Hutchinson
Riley County
Cheney
Hesston
Oakley
Burlington
Frontenac
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