Thursday and Friday Kansas college and high school sports schedule
The schedule lists Sterling at Ottawa Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and multiple high school basketball games including Osage City Pomona Waverly at Osage City, plus wrestling Anderson County at Eureka at 6 p.m. Friday. Also noted are Anderson County at Prairie View Osawatomie at Baldwin Jayhawk Linn at Central Heights Chase at Lyndon Williamsburg at MdCV Osage City Inv. Piper at Ottawa Santa Fe Trail at Wellsville. Saturday features Baldwin at Leavenworth Inv. at 9 a.m. Central Heights at Mission Valley Inv. at 9 and Ottawa at Olathe North Inv. at 8 a.m.
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Whateley's age and college basketball scores roundup
East Bucknell beat Drexel 82 to 62 while Monmouth NJ edged Lafayette 61. Seton Hall led 104 to 85 over St Peter's. Florida lit up Florida Atlantic 100 to 42. Texas Pan American posted 113 against Schreiner 68. Rally results span Midwest to West with numerous conference scores and notable double digits.
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Bessa Jones
Associated Press
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Hornets take advantage of OU's lapse
Emporia State broke a 22-21 lead with a 25-7 run in the final 6:30 of the first half and held on to beat Ottawa University 70-58 at White Auditorium. Ottawa struggled with turnovers and Emporia double teams, as the Braves offense never recovered.
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Bulmer
Dee Barnett
McNaughton
Nathan Warner
Haskell
Kinder
Kline
Sharp
Adkison
Burton
Haynes
Brown
Bernosky
Barnett
Emporia St
Baker stings Lady Braves 79 50 in conference setback
Baker defeats Ottawa University 79 to 50 as OU struggles from the field at 29 percent and commits 23 turnovers after a holiday break. The Lady Wildcats led 35-28 at halftime and pulled away in the second half, with four Baker players in double figures led by Yetmar and Miller. Ottawa drops to 4-2 and opens conference play versus Sterling.
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Ottawa University
Sir
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Ottawa
Graceland
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Thece Baker
Theresa Yetmar
Angie Miller
Cory Shoaf
Melvetta Manning
Angie Bandstra
Nancy Tooley
Manning
Sterling
Fta
Everett
Miller
Zenger
Zimmerman
Wetmar
Braun
Shoaf
Koblitz
Harrison
Ranallo
Rush
Smith
Mawson
Westerman
Markin
Tooley
Bandstra
Rich
McGinnis
Chenowith learns from mistake in KU rout of Middle Tennessee
At No. 2 Kansas, 7-foot center Eric Chenowith rebounded from an ill advised pass as Roy Williams praised his effort in a 92-66 victory over Middle Tennessee. Chenowith notched 15 points and 12 rebounds for his third straight double double, part of a balanced KU scoring effort with seven players in double figures.
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Kansas
Roy Williams
Drew Williams
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Chenowith
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Eric
Williams
Kirk Hinrich
Oral Roberts
Associated Press
Middle Tennessee State
Bryant Mitchell
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