All-area girls basketball stars shine in deep Herald lineup
The Herald unveils its deep all-area girls team led by Emily Bloss of Wellsville and Mary Denning of Baldwin. Kate DeBaun of Osage City and others repeat from last year with newcomers Nancy Tooley Central Heights Jennifer Ginger and Jerrica Miller.
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Herald
Emily Bloss
Wellsville
Mary Denning
Baldwin
Osage City
Kate DeBaun
Ottawa
Jan Perry
Ann Martin
Audrey Milstein
Central Heights
Nancy Tooley
Jennifer Ginger
Anderson County
Jerrica Miller
Trina Bierman
Baldwin Bierman
Bulldogs
Bierman
Esti Bloss
Senlor
Wellsville Bloss
Bloss
Eagles
Audrey Millstein
Kim Jo Polk
Jo Burgoon
Amanda Lytle
Tania Slayden
Williamsburg
Roni Chavez
Laura Driver
Mindy Mallory
Spring Hill
Lakin
Emporia State
DeBaun
Kent Reed
Baldwin Denning
Bulldog
Denning
Huron
Cyclones
Tooley
Vikings
Three Rivers League
Jay Thornton
Front Row
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Ottawa United Teams Forge Weekend Soccer Ties
Ottawa United squads remained undefeated after Sunday draws with St Joseph in Missouri. U-19 girls Al Seeger’s Bushwackers and Bob Hull’s Blur tied scoreless, with Goetz, Miller, and Hull securing the Bushwackers’ clean sheet and a staggered Ohio County schedule. The U-17 boys, coached by Mike McIntire, tied Topeka 2-2, with Queen and Marez scoring and Skiles and Thomas in goal. The U-16 boys had a bye. Easter break pauses play. resumes April 6 with Blur U-19 in Atchison and U-16 in Topeka. Bushwackers U-19 and U-17 at home.
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St. Joseph
al Seeger
Bushwackers
Bob Hull
Blur
Missouri
Rachel Goetz
Lisa Miller
Megan Hull
Mike McIntire
Topeka
Ottawa
Luke Queen
Philip Marez
Chris Skiles
Joseph Thomas
Atchison
Insurance payout settles Cigar infertility claim
London based Nelson Stevenson Bloodstock confirms a $25 million settlement of an insurance claim over Cigar's infertility. Terence Minehan, managing director, states the claim is agreed for settlement at $25 million.
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London
Terence Minehan
Nelson Stevenson Bloodstock
Tar Heels Arizona set for Final Four rematch
North Carolina reaches its 11th Final Four with a 97-74 win over Louisville as Shammond Williams scores 22 and Antawn Jamison leads a season-turning surge. Arizona, led by Miles Simon with 30 points, rallies past Providence in OT to reach Indianapolis for a rematch with UNC. Kentucky faces Minnesota in the other semifinal.
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Arizona
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Iowa
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Minnesota
Utah
San Jose
Calif
UCLA
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Louisville
Smith
DeJuan Wheat
Texas
Wheat
Alex Sanders
Denny Crum
DeJuan
Crum
Miles Simon
Wildcats
Kansas
Comeback Year Graded by KU 1996 97 Final Loss
Kansas 1996 97 stars led by Jacque Vaughn Scot Pollard and Paul Pierce posted a 34 win season with two long winning streaks and a No 1 ranking before an 85 82 NCAA tournament loss to Arizona in the second round ending their title bid. Coach Roy Williams praised effort while players reflected on near glory and a storied run.
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Jacque Vaughn
Jerod (Haase
Williams
Billy Thomas
Vaughn
Tom Incu Iwuucl Lovwil
Robertson
Torr
Jacque
Pollard
LaFrentz
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Haase
B.J. Williams
Joel Branstrom
Steve Ransom
Cincinnati
Connecticut
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Tech
Town State
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Los Angeles
Chicago
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