NCAA Tournament Seedings By AP East South Midwest West
The Associated Press seedings show East with North Carolina at number one and a long list of ranked teams across regions East to West. Notable top seeds include Kansas Duke UCLA Kentucky and Kentucky along with several other major programs.
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Michigan edges Ohio State in OT 84 81
Sunday college scores show Michigan defeat Ohio State 84 to 81 in overtime. Atlantic Coast notes North Carolina 64 over NC State. Big 12 Kansas 87 Missouri 60. Big West Pacific 63 Nevada 55.
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Ottawa United Soccer Club opens season with multiple wins
OUSC teams capture season openers across four divisions led by Hulls U-19 girls, The Blur scoring in a 3 1 win over Topeka, U-16 boys edging Topeka 4 3 at home, and U-17 boys defeating Topeka 2 1 on the road. Seeger’s U-19 girls face St Joseph next. other schedules set for Sunday.
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Lance Evans
Dustin Voliva
Phillip Marez
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Luke Queen
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Ottawa University softball goes 2-4 in Wichita tournament
Ottawa University women’s softball went 2-4 in a Wichita tournament. Friday wins over MidAmerica Nazarene and Sterling 6-3 each, loss to Friends 6-4 in eight. Saturday losses to College of St Marys 12-4 Phillips 10-0 and Kansas Newman 4-1. Coach Schmidt praised effort. Lord pitched 29 innings with two walks. Whittenburg led with .438 average, McMillen hit .400 with power. Claytor hit .368. OU faces MidAmerica at 4 p.m. today, and Park College on Wednesday.
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Anderson County Wins Sub-state Thriller For State Berth
Anderson County Bulldogs rallied from a first-half deficit to beat Paola 60-52 and earn a 4A State Tournament berth in Salina. Led by Rob Kellerman's 21 points and Dennis Hermreck's clutch 3, the Bulldogs finished strong with 17 of 22 free throws, advancing to face Abilene at the Bicentennial Center.
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Baldwin girls defend title in 46 30 playoff win
Baldwin, 22 1, beat Basehor Linwood 46 30 to advance. Coach Ted Zuzzio credited a deep bench and three four year seniors for handling early foul trouble, noting six turnovers and strong crowd support as key factors. Ann Martin fouled out early in the second quarter yet Baldwin stayed poised. The Bulldogs meet Andale next, with six of eight teams returning from last year.
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Central Heights Advances To State With 59 42 Substate Win
Central Heights boys clinch a 59 42 substate victory over Eureka to reach the Class 3A State Tournament for the first time since 1993. Phillip Pearson led with 15 points, Josh Imel added 13, and Blaine Brown anchored defense holding Eureka standout Craig Phalen to 16. Coach Buddy Welch praised the defensive effort and balanced scoring after a tougher schedule this season.
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Wellsville Eagles edge Silver Lake in sub-state thriller
Eagle girls rally from 24-12 halftime deficit to stun Silver Lake 42-41 in the sub-state final. Junior guard Tania Slayden hits a late free throw, Emily Bloss leads Wellsville with 21 points as they advance to the Class 3A state tournament for a second straight year.
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Sub-state heartbreak for Central Heights and Osage City
Yates Center edged Central Heights 45 to 44 to reach the state tournament while Osage City fell 58 to 52 to Northern Heights. Central Heights finishes 15-6. box score highlights Nancy Tooley 10 and Jennifer Ginger 21. Kate DeBaun led Osage City with 24 points, eight rebounds and seven blocks in a tough season end at 13-9.
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Correction notice on Eagle seniors list
An editor error left out Wellsville basketball player Brock Chesbro from the list of Eagle seniors who played their final game on Thursday in Friday's Herald. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Fouts Runs 42 Mile Solo Relay From Brewery To Brewery
Keith Fouts, a high school distance runner from Ottawa, completed a 42 mile solo relay from Southwest Boulevard Brewery to Free State Brewery in Lawrence. He details wind, hills, levee sections, and aid station support, noting a 2 minute 50 second stoppage and sun exposure before some friends loaned warm clothes post race.
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