Galvez shines in double overtime, Briar Cliff fall at tourney
Panama born Mario Galvez of Briar Cliff College scored 46 in a double overtime against Arkansas Monticello, but Briar Cliff lost 90-86. Galvez fouled out late, ending his Briar Cliff career with 3,215 points as Ark Monticello advanced amid a sparse Kansas City crowd.
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Robinson Paces ESU With 33 Points In NAIA Win
Brian Robinson from Osawatomie scored 33 to lift Emporia State to an 80-72 first round NAIA victory over BYU Hawaii in Kansas City. Marvin Chatman added 19 as the sixth seed Hornets trailed barely at times before an 18-2 run. Barker led the Seasiders with 20 as BYU Hawaii closed within two early in the second half.
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All Mid East Honors To Hamman Hultgren
Osage City basketball standouts Jennifer Hamman and Tami Hultgren named to All Mid East Kansas League girls squad for the second straight season. Hamman 5-8 junior led Osage City with 20.2 points and 7.9 rebounds per game. Hultgren 5-4 sophomore added 8.5 points and 7.5 assists as Osage went 16-6.
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Burg Lands Four Players on TRL All-Cage Squads
Williamsburg High basketball earns four players on the Three Rivers League Division II All-Cage first team from coaches. Kelli Magrath and Audra Shepard join the girls first team, with Brian Pierson and Brendon May on the boys first team. The group also features six girls on the first team due to a ballot tie, plus several second-team and honorable mention picks across Pleasanton Marmaton Valley Crest Gridley LeRoy and LeRoy. Williamsburg finishes 18-6, second in league. LeRoy and Williamsburg share the league title at 10-9 overall.
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Darin Reichard
Brent Macklin
Barry Pointer
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Brian Piercel
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