Beloit Triumphs In Power-Delayed State Quarterfinal
Beloit defeated Central Heights 42 to 36 after a 52 minute delay caused by a severe thunderstorm that knocked out lights at the Sports Arena. Beloit led 29-23 at the outage and, sparked by Jeff and Brad Pruitt and Eck, held off a Central Heights rally to advance.
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Falcons end Central Heights season with win over Central Heights
Riley County upends Central Heights 65 to 49 as Jordy Nelson leads with 17 points and Mika Nelson adds 16. Stifling defense and a 16 point first half run help the Falcons pull away, while Central Heights struggles to score against a matchup zone and finishes season at 21-3.
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Ottawa Cyclones advance to 4A title with 69 49 win over Circle
Ottawa Cyclones, led by Dieterich with 22 points and a 24-2 season finish, beat Circle 69 to 49 in the semifinal. McCullough praised the defensive start as Ottawa built a 32-19 halftime lead and forced 30 Circle turnovers, sealing the win with a 11 steals total and senior farewells.
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Kansas State women earn host berth in NCAA tourney
Kansas State earns a No. 3 seed in the Mideast region after a 24-7 season, earning a first NCAA berth in five years. Deb Patterson lauds the feat as the Wildcats draw Kent State in Manhattan with Arkansas and Clemson also in the subregional. Freshman trio led the charge as Laurie Koehn and teammates react to the national spotlight.
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