Lyndon Tigers Beat Cheney In 2A State Openers
Lyndon High School overwhelmed Cheney 72-55 in the 2A state tournament opener, led by Jim Fuller and Scott Robison with 46 points between them. The Tigers improve to 18-5 and advance to face Canton-Galva in the semifinals while Cheney ends at 17-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Topeka
Lyndon
Tigers
Cheney
Canton-Galva
Municipal Auditorium
LHS
Johnson
Troy
Canton-Galya
Grainfield-Wheatland
Oswego
Claflin
Jim Fuller
Scott Robison
Cardinals
Nick Dawson
Dawson
Dave Wells
Tiger
Wells
Daron Wildermuth
Hound Wells
Robison
Fuller
Curt Schneider
Cickens
Silver Lake
Cardinal
Ruffin McDaniel
Greg Rosenhagen
Rod Scheer
Eagles
St. John
Jackson Heights
Frontenac
Grainfield- Wheatland
Highland Park High School
Wheatland
Kansas high school basketball score summary and playoff pairings
A lengthy scoreboard lists dozens of boys and girls results across Kansas with many schools such as Lawrence, Hutchinson, Shawnee Mission South, Junction City, Wichita East, Topeka Highland Park, Wichita West, and Kansas City Schlagle, plus several 4A 3A 2A classifications. It also notes upcoming state tournament semi finals and national NAIA first round pairings at Kemper Arena with seeds for March events and teams like West Virginia Wesleyan, Carson-Newman, Cumberland, and St. Thomas Aquinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Lawrence
Hutchingon
Shawnee Mission South
Junction City
Topeka
Highland Park
Otichita West
Shawnee Minaton North
Kansas City-Schlagle
Seaman
Leavenworth
Derby
Shawnee Mission
Garden City
Topeka High
Wichita Heights
Emporia
Blue Valley-Stanley
Washburn Rural
Buhler
Coffeyville
Salina Central
Parsons
Wichita Kapaun
Chanute
Haysville
Paola
Parsons St
Hays
Roeland Park-Miege
Winfield
Salina
Alchison
Louisburg
Pratt
Iola
Thomas More
Salina-Sacred Heart
Hayden
Andover
Marysville
Concordia
Baldwin
Kingman
Columbus
Norton
Hutchinson
Hesston
WaKeeney
Leavenworth-Immaculata
Har Stockton
Hillsboro
Wellaville
Halstead
Lindsburg
Prairie: View
Oakley
Minneapolis
Remington
Plainville
Silver Lake
Erie
Canton-Galva
Wheatland
Johnson-Stanton County
Troy
Lyndon
Cheney
Oswego
Claflin
Centralia
Frontenac
Peabody
Jackson Heights
Sublette
Garden Plain
Haye Jadeyvite
Otis Bison
Brewster
Quinter
Quivira Heights
Inman Thayer
Hanover
Burrton
Mullinville
Cunningham
Olpe
Grinnell
Glasco
Ransom
Blue Valley-Randolph
Wichita East
Wichita West
Shawnee Mission East
P.m. Buhler
Roeland
Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Kemper Arena
West Virginia Wesleyan
Hugson
Maine
Carson-Newman
Tenn
Northern St
Cumberland
College of Jante Fe
N.M
Catawba
N.C
Liberty Baptist
W. Va
Chieggo St
Ill
TriState
Wellsville Rolls Past Halstead 78-61 In State Tourney
Wellsville's pressure defense overwhelmed Halstead in a 78-61 first round 4A boys state tournament win at Hutchinson's Sports Arena. The Eagles forced 23 turnovers and built a 40-20 halftime cushion, with Shelton 18 and Cramer 14 leading WHS scoring while Halstead shot 50 percent in the second half but could not rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Peterson
Hutchinson
Wellsville
Eagles
Halstead
Osage City
Burlington
Central Heights
Kermit
Dragons
Jerry Sundbye
Eagle
Duane Colwell
Tim Jarrell
Steve Shelton
WHS
Mike Folks
Sundbye
Shelton
Colwell
Will
Brian Allen
Cramer
Allen
Dragon
Sandbye
Erie
Deterding
Stockton
State Gals Win Big Eight Start in Norman
Kansas State routed Oklahoma State 102-64 to reach the Big Eight women's tournament semifinals against Colorado. Kansas State's Angie Bonner led with 18 points, while Priscilla Gary and Tina Dixon added 15 and 14 respectively. Colorado beat Oklahoma 78-70 to join the semifinals, with Diane Hiemstra scoring 28. Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas also posted wins as the tournament advanced to a 7:30 p.m. Saturday final at Lloyd Noble Center.
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Priscilla Gary
Tina Dixon
Charmaine Johnson
Linda Tisdale
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa State
Diane Hiemstra
Julie Hoehing
Molly McGuire
Sooners
Vickie Adkins
Lady Jahawks
Joni Davis
Annette Schwander
Lloyd Noble Center
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Wellsville Roll
Honda
McDaniel
Futler
Schneidewind
Wildermuth
Asbury
Hall
Totals
Leia
Walls
T. Rosenhagen
Scheer
G. Rosenhagen
Compton
Waagy
Sowers
Gracey
Curt Schneidewind
Herbie Leis
Baldt Vs
NAIA
Wisc
Stevens Point
Ve. Point Loma
Calif
Saginaw Valley
Mich
Lincoln
Charleston
St. John’s
Ft. Hays St
Kan
Southern Arkansas
Chaminade
Hawaii
Alabama
Hunttsville
Pape St ‘Lares
Iowa
William Carey
Miss
Mike Miller
Miller
Leavenworth- Immaculata
Humboldt
Burgoan
Colwall
Fort
Reaves
Jarrell
Newson
McConnell
Folks
Ewy
Spexarth
Whitesell
Black
Frazell
Nevill
Esu
Emporia State
Tabor College
Paul Stuckey
Overland Park
Stuckey
Mike Montgomery
Olathe
Montgomery
Tabor
Bait & Supply
Ned Hiatt
Pomona Dam
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