Colorado counts fate after Friday in Big 12 North
Colorado and Iowa State hold key leverage in the Big 12 North race as Colorado faces Nebraska and Iowa State plays Kansas. If Colorado wins, they clinch the division. if they lose, Iowa State can steal the title with a win.
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Snyder step after high bar leaves Kansas State in strong shape
Kansas State faces a future without coach Bill Snyder as fans ponder who will lead the program. The Wildcats return 18 starters, led by Nelson at wide receiver and Clayton on the ground, with Evridge Webb and Lopina in QB rotation questions. Potential successors include Gary Patterson of TCU, Chuck Long, Brent Venables, Jim Leavitt, Phil Bennett, and Darrell Dickey, all linked in speculation as Snyder departs after a celebrated tenure.
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Boyce sinks nine free throws as Ottawa tops Park
Ottawa star Boyce scores a school record single game with 19 points and 9 of 10 from the line. She defends hard against Park's Tiffany Alexander, helping Ottawa rally after trailing 48-47. Park misses late shots as Ottawa holds 59-55 edge, with Stichler banked buckets sealing it.
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Hall of Fame special ballots name 39 candidates
Minnie Minoso and Buck O'Neil head a list of 39 candidates selected by a screening committee to appear on special Negro Leagues and pre Negro Leagues ballots for the Hall of Fame. The committee chose 30 on the Negro leagues ballot and nine on the pre Negro leagues ballot, with 75 percent needed for election.
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OU runners learn from national meet
Ottawa University freshmen Justin Garrard and Corrin Ball competed at the national NAIA cross country meet in Louisville. Garrard finished 230th in 27 53, Ball 228th in 20 38, her third-best time of the season. Coach Kirk Wren praised their growth and motivation to return next year. Ball, a softball pitcher and junior-college transfer, ran to stay in shape for spring softball, and surpassed expectations in conference.
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Ottawa eighth graders win, seventh grade loses to Jayhawlk Linn
Ottawa Middle School eighth grade Humboldt? team improved to 7-0 with a 42-16 win over Jayhawk Linn in Ottawa led by Chantay Caron with 18 points. Shelby Miller scored eight Alyssa Miller six and others added points. The seventh grade fell 28-24 to Jayhawk Linn in Mound City with Paige McFarland nine Mikela Scott eight and Paige Meyer three. Junior varsity squads also lost. Next games: Tuesday at home against Paola.
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Pomona boys defeat Williamsburg in city game
Pomona Middle School boys beat Williamsburg 48 to 25 as Tyler Nitcher scored 17 points, Dillon Rex added 10, Dalton Pabst seven, Kyle Nitcher six, and Albert Anderson led Williamsburg with 13. Pomona improves to 3-0 and visits Scranton Monday.
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Appanoose Boys Fall Narrowly to Lyndon in Loss
Appanoose Middle School boys basketball team lost 46 to 10 at AMS gym to Lyndon. Storm Mattas scored five points and grabbed two steals while Cord Cunningham added four points and three steals. Appanoose will play Monday at Melvern.
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Trio teams win senior scramble at Hickory Hollow
The trio of Ed Scholtes C W Brazeal and Charlie McDaniels captured first in the Monday senior scramble at Hickory Hollow posting minus three. Lynn Willhite number 3 and Brazeal number 7 were closest to the pin winners.
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