Pella High Falls to OskaLoosa then tops Knoxville
Pella High Little Dutch saw their 11 game win streak end Tuesday when OskaLoosa edged them 50 49. Friday they overcame Knoxville 60 51 to share the South Central Conference lead. Ken Nollen led Pella with 15 points, Bill Van Zante 12, Harvey Vander Weide 9, and rebound leaders Van Zante and Nollen with 11 each. Steve White led OskaLoosa with 14 points.
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Pella Little Dutch Rally Edges Knoxville 60-51
Ken Nollen propelled the Pella Little Dutch to a 60-51 win over Knoxville with 28 points on 10 of 11 free throws and 6 of 6 to start, as Pella built a 15-9 first-quarter lead and maintained a margin into the fourth. Knoxville’s Mike Cunningham and Bob Wilson led scorers with 18 and 14. Pella finished 20 of 27 at the line and dominated rebounds 38-33. The win keeps Pella’s conference hopes alive and sets up a final home game versus Chariton.
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Central tops William Penn in a tense 60 55 showdown
Central defeated William Penn 60 to 55 to stay in the Iowa Conference title race before 1,400 at Pella Community High School. Loomans led the Dutchmen with a game of the year performance and Harmeling excelling on defense. De Bie’s injury left a gap but Central held Penn without a field goal for five minutes in the final period as Van Den Berg and Reece contributed key free throws.
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Pella Christian clinches boys and girls titles in conf
Pella Christian clinched the Ghiquaqua Conference boys championship with a 63-61 win over Fremont on Friday night, guaranteeing the title with one game left. Vern Meinders led with 21 points, followed by Marv Slings with 14 and Dennis Brassy and Doug Mennia with nine each, as the Eagles improved to secure the crown.
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Pella Christian Eaglettes clinch conference title 61 60
The Pella Christian High Eaglettes edged Fremont 61 60 to complete a 9 0 conference run and claim the championship. Trailing 17 10 after the first quarter they led 45 44 after three quarters then won on Phyl Memmelaar’s late free throw. Nancy Ioogen Doorn led with 28 points, while Freemont’s Clark 22 Marlin 20 Lake 14 paced the visitors. They next meet Deep River-Millersburg on Tuesday February 11 in the Central College gym.
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