Emporia State Women win regional title for third straight year
In Esurance State's 96-59 win over Southwest Baptist, Tara Holloway scored 26 points to lift Emporia to the NCAA Division II Women's regional championship, securing a spot against Columbus State on March 22. Emily Bloss added 15 points and Towanda Barnes 12 as the Lady Hornets dominated the final.
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Hawkins fuels Sumner rally for 4A title claim
Jeff Hawkins triggered a Sumner surge after taking a neck hit from a teammate, then scored 28 points to lift Sumner past Labette County for the Kansas Class 4A crown. Across the state Leavenworth captured the 6A title, Shawnee Heights edged Schlagle in 5A, and Colgan won 2A with Pittsburg-Colgan downing Stanton County 71-47. Leavenworth beat Junction City 59-56 in 6A. Wayne Simien left harnessed by a knee sprain in the third. Patti
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Centralia, Burlington among state prep champs
Centralia claims Kansas Class 1A girls title 54-53 as Kyra Pokorny’s late 3 misses. Blue Valley North defeats Olathe South 68-46 for 6A. Topeka West over Aquinas 56-50 in 5A. Burlington 61-59 over Marysville in 4A. St. Marys beat Smith Center 47-42. Osborne stops Moundridge 26-0 in 2A.
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Osage City stuns TMP Marian in late rally for win
Jeff Lohmeyer and Josh Briggs scored 16 each as Osage City edged TMP Marian 45 41. Chauncy Gibson led TMP with 14 despite two players hurt, while Pitts scored 16 for Osage and drew a hospital trip after a third quarter collision.
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Baldwin Raiders Fall Short in Slim State Showdown
Baldwin and Scott City traded leads as the Beavers battled back from 29-23 deficit to close to 29-28 at halftime. Knight and Cosman led Baldwin with 18 and 22 points respectively while Kivett and Barker added key late free throws. Scott City held on 64-56 behind balanced scoring and 29 rebounds, with final totals showing Scott City 56 and Baldwin 64.
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