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  • McCray, Jayhawks whip NM State

    Eagle staff

    Danielle McCray scored 17 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and handed out five assists to help Kansas defeat New Mexico State 91-49 Sunday in Lawrence.

  • Redbirds whip Creighton

    Associated Press

    Illinois State remained undefeated Saturday as Osiris Eldridge scored 20 points, including four three-pointers, to lead the Redbirds to an 86-64 victory over Creighton on Saturday in Normal, Ill.

  • Juco Men

    DODGE CITY: Jantz 1-3 0-0 2, Perkins 3-8 0-2 6, Coley 7-12 0-2 15, Clinscales 7-20 3-9 22, Seitz 0-0 0-0 0, Redman 0-3 0-0 0, Wheeler 3-5 0-0 6, Angelos 1-2 2-4 4, Thompson 1-5 1-2 3, Goodson 1-7 6-11 8, Salzar 0-2 0-2 0, Maxwell 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-67 14-29 66.

  • Juco Women

    DODGE CITY: Lane 1-2 0-0 2, Sims 1-5 2-4 4, Parker 3-12 3-10 9, Easter 0-5 0-1 0, Baker 2-4 0-1 4, Sedoc 4-9 0-0 8, Eskew 2-10 6-8 10. Totals 13-47 11-24 37.

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    Friends 60, York 36 FRIENDS: Polley-Davis 4-10 2-2 10, VinZant 2-5 0-0 4, Selves i6-9 1-3 13, Price 2-6 1-4 5, Onelio 0-5 1-1 1, Snell 2-8 0-0 5, Porter 1-4 0-0 3, Rogers 0-1 0-0 0, Hudspeth 2-4 0-0 4, Marshall 5-8 5-7 15. Totals 24-60 10-17 60.

  • Bethany 97, Baker 91

    BAKER: Greer 20, Iversen 20, Entner 13, Baird 6, Highfill 2, Houser 17, Shaw 13. Totals 28-75 25-30 91. BETHANY: Littlejohn 25, Honeycutt 1, Wells 13, Goggins 15, Banning 5, Jennings 7, Holcom 4, Beachum 16, Miller 2, Aspegren 9. Totals 33-80 25-37 97.

  • Brown named co-MVP of U.S. Army Bowl

    Associated Press

    Wichita East's Bryce Brown scored two touchdowns as the East high school stars beat the West 30-17 in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. Brown, who is orally committed to Miami, had 146 all-purpose yards and was named the game's co-MVP along with East quarterback Tajh Boyd.

  • State high school basketball leaders

    Boys

    Player, teamGTPAV. 
    Chase Dippel, Smoky Valley39331.0 
    Taner Hayes, Attica514829.6 
    Bryce Mayes, Oxford38528.3
    Carson Konrade, Spearville514028.0
    Trae Beck, South Central410225.5 
    Brandon Newton, Col-Crest614524.2 
    Alex Santiago, Burrton511723.4 
    Dylan Frantz, Phillipsburg511623.2 
    Spencer Hemmert, WaKeen.511523.0 
    Brent Emerson, St. John's-B.511523.0 
    Mason Hewitt, Norwich36923.0
    Tate Andrews, Sharon Sprg.511322.6  
    Jake Parcher, South Haven48922.3 
    Preston Cannizzo, Wakefield36622.0 
    Christian Ulsaker, McPher.36321.0
    Trent Specht, SW Heights48421.0 
    Luke Meisch, Andover48020.0
    Trey Unrau, Moundridge611819.7
    Marshall Miller, Andover Ce47819.5
    Blake Bell, B. Carroll47719.3 
    Blake Jablonski, Collegiate35819.3 
    Deontae Hooks, Harmon59619.2 
    Craig Woods, Hartford59519.0
    Kevin Livingston, Liberal47619.0
    Mitch Ackerman, Spearville59519.0
    Travis Lloyd, Spearville59519.0
    Girls
    Player, teamGTPAV. 
    Joanna McFarland, Derby412330.8 
    Kelci Owens, Humboldt38929.7 
    Ashia Woods, Collegiate38528.3 
    Lindsey Keller, Goddard411228.0
    Alecia Smith, Elkhart411127.8
    Leah Cotton, Olathe Christ.821026.3  
    Laura Patrick, Cen. Christian49223.0
    Crysta Brockmeier, Herngtn48922.3
    Missy Rome, McLouth48822.0 
    Julia Zeiner, Marion48822.0 
    Janelle Rust, Berean613121.8 
    Nicole Rockhold, Oskaloosa48621.5 
    Kylie Moore, Lakeside48521.3 
    Jenna Ulrich, Lucas-Luray48521.3 
    Karly Buer, Concordia612621.0
    Alexa Bordewick, Washburn36220.7 
    Payton Fleming, Elkhart48020.0
    Kaylee Hoffman, TMP48020.0
    Hannah Mehl, Leoti48020.0 
    Gylee Martin, Stanton Co.59819.6 
    Jamie Patrick, Cen. Christian47719.3 
    Sarah Massey, Cedar Vale35819.3
    Kylie Burns, Bishop Ward59619.2
    Jade Herl, Goodland47518.8 
    Sarah Munds, WDefenders1528118.7
    Abby Fawcett, B. Carroll47418.5
    Julia Marshall, B. Carroll47418.5 
    Tiffany Bias, And. Central59218.4 
    Hannah Ketterman, Frntnac47318.3 
    Vanessa Kresin, SJohn-Bel59018.0 

  • Collegiate 50, Dodge 37

    COLLEGIATE: Phox 6, Clark 9, Holden 4, Woods 27, Maurer 4. Totals 18 (3) 11-13 50. DODGE CITY: Matheny 12, Ortiz 12, Briggs 6, Buckner 4, Lampe 3. Totals 13 (5) 6-10 37.

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    Ottawa 98, Avila 82 AVILA: Prindiville 4, Mahler 6, Lott 24, Short 22, Bookerk 6, Phelps 6, Dierkes 7, Smith 2, Haase 2, Early 3. Totals 32-64 15-23 82.

  • Collegiate rolls past Dodge City

    Eagle staff

    Blake Jablonski scored 23 points to help the Wichita Collegiate boys basketball team beat Dodge City 64-41 on Saturday in Dodge City.

  • MU wins, off to best start in 10 years

    Associated Press

    Mike Anderson was encouraged to see his Missouri team force Georgia to commit 23 turnovers, but he said the best news was what happened next in Athens, Ga.

  • Juco Men

    COWLEY: Poland 12, Gantt 10, Rhone 10, Goff 9, Crowder 8, Lane 8, Russell 6 Jones 4, Chambers 2. HIGHLAND: Coleman 21, Gray 14, Fisher 10, Patterson 4, Dobbins 1, Broxerman 1.

  • State College Women

    BENEDICTINE: Huff 9 Kovac 6, Garoutte 3, Hollembeak 14, Morrison 4, Wolfe 5, Winder 15, Leonard 8, Wansing 1. Totals 24-57 6-10 65.

  • Jayhawks run past No. 14 Vols

    BY J. BRADY MCCOLLOUGH, The Wichita Eagle

    Sherron Collins couldn't sleep on Friday night. "I just was tossing and turning all night thinking about the game," Collins said. Collins had made a point of claiming the Kansas Jayhawks as his team, and, in their two biggest games of the season, they had fallen to Syracuse and Arizona.

  • Cyclones stun Vandy

    Associated Press

    Alison Lacey scored 20 points, Heather Ezell added 18 and Iowa State survived a long first-half scoring drought to beat No. 20 Vanderbilt 55-51 Saturday in Ames, Iowa.

  • Boys Basketball

    WICHITA COLLEGIATE: Cornejo 13, McGuire 6, Hourani 2, LeMaster 5, Massey 2, Clark 2, Jablonski 23, Bailey 11. Totals 21 (8) 14-19 64.

  • women

    Cent. Missouri 79, Washburn 77 CENTRAL MISSOURI: Davenport 20, Roberts 2, Dace 9, Fleming 12, Pence 3, Waggoner 3, Shippy 2, Slifer 20, Blakemore 8. Totals 25-59 18-22 79.

  • State College Men

    CENTRAL METHODIST: Regan 3, Sherman 6, Smith 4k Blauvelt 12 Prosser 6, Harper 7, Howell 1, Edris 5, Johnson 4. Totals 14-54 17-26 48.

  • S. Carolina scoreslate to nip Baylor

    Associated Press

    Zam Fredrick hit a go-ahead layup with 5.1 seconds left, and South Carolina rallied for an 85-84 victory over No. 19 Baylor on Friday in Waco, Texas.

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