Manning One In A Million
Kansas star Danny Manning earns praise as a versatile scorer defender and passer. Coaches from Kansas State Nebraska Missouri and others laud his ball handling steals and 15 foot touch while Brown urges more aggression as Manning eyes a possible Big Eight title and top NCAA seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Tucker
Lawrence, Kan
Danny Manning
Kansas State
Jack Hartman
University of Kansas
Manning
Moe Iba
Nebraska
Tom Heinsohn
Henry Iba
Missouri
Jayhawks
Heinsohn
Boston Celtic
Henry Ka
Oklahoma State
Iba
Jayhawk
Larry Brown
Danny
Brown
Colorado
Tom Apke
Pomona boys stay alive in TRL title race
Pomona 59 Yates Center 51 as the Indians improve to 8-2 in Three Rivers League Division I. Frontliners Steve Oison and Curt Altic led with 18 and 16 points and 20 rebounds combined, while R D Fowler added 10 and Pomona outshot 52 to 35 percent. Yates Center, led by Andy Parker with 14, stayed competitive with tough interior play and nine free throws to 23 attempts for Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Central Heights
Pomona
Indians
PHS
Vikings
Steve Oison
Curt Altic
R.D. Fowler
Tim Leakey
Andy Parker
Wildcats
YCHS
Jeff Parker
John Gibson
PHL Jayvees
MdCV Beats Stall In Lebo 1A Regional Showdown
MdCV defeats LeRoy 43 24 led by Jason Harred with 21 points as the top-seeded Bluejays counter the LeRoy stall tactic, shooting 59 percent and advancing to face Waverly Williamsburg winner in the Lebo 1A regional semifinals. Mike True tops LeRoy with 17 points amid the slower third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Trojans
McCv
Trojan
Steve Joonas
Valley
Jason Harred
Jimmy Teter
Marais Des Cygnes
Junior Lewis
Mike True
Bluejays
Madcv
Thad Thurston
Waverly-Williamsburg
Mdcv Boys
J. Lewis
White
Webb
Teter
Privat
Harred
T. Lewis
Totals
Leroy Boys
True
Crome
Fleming
Ludalph
Crofts
Marmaton Valley Girls Stun Williamsburg 50 47 in Conference
Marmaton Valley edges Williamsburg 50 to 47 as Bacon leads with 22 points and free throw surge in final minutes. Panthers struggle with foul trouble from Shaffer and Magrath, while Shepard nets 21 for Williamsburg. Marmaton improves to 9-10 overall and 6-4 in league. Williamsburg finishes 15-4 overall, 7-3 in league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORAN
Marmaton Valley
Williamsburg
Panthers
Wildcats
LeRoy
Pleasanton
Marmaton
Stacy Shaffer
Kelli Magrath
Jean Bacon
Tracy Carlson
Roger Driver
Gragg
Shepard
Shaffer
Magrath
Ferguson
B. Harmreck
Weigand
C. Mermrack
Worthington
Carlson
Ottawa Star Steffen Smith Wins NAIA Indoor High Jump Title
OU jumper Steffen Smith claimed the NAIA Indoor Track title with a 7-0 leap at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. Smith, coached by Bill Boucek, seeks a home meet for OU while continuing knee tendonitis recovery and awaiting outdoor start in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Peterson
Kansas City
Steffen Smith
Ottawa University Star
Municipal Auditorium
Smith
Bill Boucek
Braves
Boucek
Pittsburg
Cloud County Jaco
Mark Norman
Northwood
Mich
Cloud County
University of Wyoming
Ottawa High
Karrie Brockman
Cindy Blakeley
Brockman
Blakeley
Curt Christenson
Adams State
Colo
Burg Boys Share Crown
Williamsburg Panthers overcome Marmaton Valley 59 to 33 to share the Three Rivers League Division II title with LeRoy. Brian Piersol scores 27 points and 10 steals while Keith Milliken adds solid support as Burg mounts a key third quarter zone press to pull away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Valley
Wildcats
WHL
Chuck Lee
Brian Piersol
Keith Milliken
Piersol
Brendon May
Panthers
Darin Reichard
WHS
Brian Henderson
Marmaton Valley
Cats
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Norm Stewart
Ned Parker
Pomona Boys
T. Lankey
Snethen
Parker
Hancock
C. aAltle
Fowler
Olson
Testoris
Steiner
Pringle
Mantzan
Ralstin
Harrod
Palmer
Venabie
Mdcv
Stall
Audra Shepard
Sandra Bradford
Charlotte Gragg
Bacon
Kansas School For the Deaf
Lebo
NAIA
Burg Boys
Phil Corbin
Dennis Jensen
Waverly
Plersol
Milliken
Duane Reichard
Mallory
Cade
Marmaton Valley Boys
Mork
Carroll
Troxel
Henderson
Houk
Ludlum
Talals
Sizzlers Eye
Xansas City
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