Ottawa Cyclones rally past Rosedale 32 7 in indoor KC clash
Ottawa High outgained Rosedale 419 total yards and posted three interceptions to turn a 7-0 halftime deficit into a 32-7 East Kansas League victory. Wilmer Thompson and Tim Brady led the ground attack with 179 rushing yards and 78 yards respectively, while Richard Mendell caught a 64-yard TD as Ottawa rolled to its first EKL win of the season. The Cyclones clinched the win with stout defense, three more Enrique interceptions, and a late scoring drive capped by a Mendell TD pass.
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Sheffield
Dan Perkins
Elliott
Randy Patti
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Wright
Steve Grogan
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Olathe
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Tigers overpower Carbondale in 52-13 rout
Lyndon Tigers, led by Tiffany and Piper, crush the undefeated Carbondale Vikings 52 to 13 in Osage County League play. Piper scores repeatedly, including a 78 yard TD, while Anstaett and Girratono add key runs and extra points as Lyndon improves to 4-0.
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Lyndon
Tiffany and
Piper
Carbondale Vikings
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Vikings
Osage
Doug Piper
Carbondale
Viking
Rick Finley
Dick Watson
Terry Alexander
Alexander
London
Lloyd Tiffany
Doug Anstaett
Tony Girratono
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Anstaett
Tiger
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Lyndon Tigers
Finley
Watson
LaCygne Routs Central Heights In East Central Kansas League Clash
LaCygne 27 Central Heights 7 as Rod Brown and Jim Allen powered a 253 yard ground game. Central Heights, held to minus 3 rushing yards, fell to 1-2 in ECEL while LaCygne improved to 2-0 in league play and 2-1 overall. The Vikings scored on a Ron Stockard to Trent Barkdoll 45 yard pass to tie 7-7 before LaCygne pulled away.
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Rod Brown
Jim Allen
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Allen
Ron Stockard
Trent Barkdoll
Overbrook Gophers edge Osage City 19 14 for first win
In Overbrook, the Gophers defeated Osage City 19 14 after a late fourth quarter drive culminated in a seven yard TD run by Bill Reece. Osage City led 14 13 entering the final period, but Overbrook rallied for the victory. Bean connected for two Osage scores and Jolly added a key early TD.
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Ormsby
Jolly
Gary Goff
Mike Reece
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Bill Reece
Gophers
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Regional high school football scores roundup
A dense list of football results from districts shows Baldwin beating Eudora 49 to 0 and multiple games across Kansas. Highlights include Paola over Columbus 40 13, Shawnee Mission North tying Washington 20, and Hays 33 Hays Pa defeating Russell 6. Local teams posted varied margins across the slate.
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Hayden
Highland Pa
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Hays St. Joseph
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Moundridge
Hesston
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Hill City
Palco
Hiawatha
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Hoisington
Lindsborg Hope
White City
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Hoxie
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Hoyt
Denison
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Winfield
Inman
Nickerson
Junction City
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Leroy
Greeley
Lincoln
Mankato
Linwood
Harveyville
Little River
Mackaville
Logan
Lenora
Louisburg
Gardner
Luray
Paradise
Lucas
El-Saline
Madison
Hartford
Marion
Herington
Maryeville
Effingham
McPherson
Emporia
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Nemo
Mae
Copa
Midway
Buffalo
Thayer
Waverly Romps Past Pomona In Non League Showdown
Waverly remains unbeaten at 4-0 after a 33-14 win over Pomona. Allen Hughes stars with three scores including a 17-yard pass, while Roger Peck and Gary Fleming add late and third quarter scores. Pomona’s Larry Thompson and Mike Campbell answer early but unable to sustain offense.
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Waverly
Hughes
Fred Linhart
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Linhart
Gary Fleming
Larry Thompson
Mike Campbell
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Lebo Dominates Williamsburg 27 6 in Friday showdown
Lebo defeats Williamsburg 27 to 6 after a 14-0 halftime lead built on Knight's 18 yard pass to McCormick and Smiths 1 yard run. Sanford added extra points, a Spring interception return set up another Lebo score, and Knight connected with McCormick again for a 7 yard TD in the fourth. Williamsburg finally scored late on a Spring pass to Farris.
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Lebo
Knight
McCormick
Sanaford
Smith
Sanford
Dennis Spring
Spring
Richard Farris
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