All-Area Girls Basketball Team Crowned by Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald honors six senior leaders from Ottawa area high schools, led by Horstick of Central Heights who posted 19-4, 1,071 career points, and Wuertz a breakout season with multiple double figure games and solid averages as Triad/ Pleasanton tourney noted.
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Horstick
Viking
Central Heights
Prairie View
Tabor College
Ottawa Herald
Front Row
Maggie Bones
Ottawa
Stephany Lord
West Franklin
Katelin Horstick
Back Row
Jordan Baldwin
Alyssa Harmon
Cecilia Wuertz
Ottawa star Jordan Baldwin headlines all area girls basketball team
Jordan Baldwin of Ottawa is highlighted as a standout senior with an 82 17 four year mark and three straight state appearances the best in Ottawa program history. Bones also shines with 10 7 points 5 6 rebounds and 2 5 assists per game as a forward and defender.
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Baldwin
Ottawa
Cyclones
Wellsville Senior Kristin Patton Excels In Multi Sport Comeback
Kristin Patton, a senior at Wellsville, returned from a junior injury to lead the Eagles to a state volleyball berth and become a key basketball player. She averaged 8.0 points, 9.4 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game this season and earned all area honors in volleyball twice and once in basketball.
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Patton
Eagles
Alyssa Harmon Emerges as West Franklin Multi Sport Standout
Alyssa Harmon, senior at West Franklin, starred in three sports across four years. She was a volleyball setter on a 30-win team and the basketball floor leader, averaging 9.8 points 1.5 rebounds 1.7 assists and two steals per game while earning two all league selections.
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Harmon
Falcons
Stephany Lord Shines Across Falcons Sports
Stephany Lord a West Franklin sophomore made an immediate impact after transferring from Burlingame. She became the Falcons top scorer and rebounder, averaging 9.6 points 7.3 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game and earned all league honors.
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Stephany Lord
West Franklin
Lord
Falcons
Burlingame
Johnson fuels Kansas rally to edge Purdue in NCAA bid
No. 2 seed Kansas survives a tight finish against Purdue as Elijah Johnson delivers a key go ahead 3 pointer and a steal with 2.5 seconds left. Johnson finished with a career high 26 points, lifting Kansas to a Friday matchup with NC State in St Louis. Coach Bill Self praised Johnson's late impact and improved 3 point shooting over the stretch.
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Johnson
Purdue
Jayhawks
Kansas
North Carolina State
St. Louis
Taylor
Elijah
Self
Texas A&m
t.Baylor
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