3 years ago
In games that were so eerily similar they probably should have been played the week of Halloween rather than the week of Ground Hog Day, the Cardinal girls and boys both struggled on offense while turning in great defensive performances.  The girls lost by 14 points and the boys by 12 to the Berean Warriors.  GIRLS: Ell-Saline ...

3 years ago
  Marysville 36 Abilene Cowgirls 27 Abilene – A 2-point 4th quarter doomed the Abilene Cowgirls Friday night in their loss to Marysville.  The Lady Bulldogs built a 22-11 lead at halftime, which was their large lead of the game.  Abilene responded by outscoring Marysville 14-6 in the 3rd quarter.  The Cowgirls got to within 28-25 as ...

3 years ago
Girls: MAIZE SOUTH 38, Salina South 34 In December, Maize South defeated Salina South by 30. Friday night, it wouldn't go that way. A much-improved Lady Cougar basketball team battled for all 32 minutes, hanging with the Mavericks every step of the way. Kylie Arnold provided sparks on both ends of the floor, with her usually sound ...

3 years ago
Girls: No. 1 Salina Central 69, No. 4 Andover Central 55 In what may wind up being the toughest test in the regular season for the Salina Central Lady Mustangs, the experienced and talented group once again left the floor with a win, this time on the road against the 4th ranked Andover Central Jaguars. The first ...

3 years ago
Girls A stifling defensive effort powered Minneapolis to a 42-24 home victory Friday night against Sacred Heart. The Lions have now won three in a row. The victory also marked the Minneapolis's first season sweep of Sacred Heart in six years. Cameron Cleveland led the Lions with nine points and had the H&R Block of the Game. Myka ...

3 years ago
At Larned the Smoky Valley Vikings took care of business winning in girls action 49-19 and the boys also winning 57-37. A close 1st quarter saw the Vikings lead just 9-8 but the increased the lead to 26-11 at the half. 3rd quarter it was defense that took center stage holding Larned to just 4 ...

3 years ago
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State director of men’s basketball operations Drew Speraw has been selected as the Associate Commissioner for Basketball at the Western Athletic Conference, Commissioner Brian Thornton announced on Thursday (February 3) morning. Speraw has spent the last 10 seasons on head coach Bruce Weber’s coaching staff, starting as a video coordinator during the Big 12 Championship season of 2012-13 before ...

3 years ago
LEAVENWORTH – Kelcey Hinz (SR/Whitewater, Kan.) and Caila Hill (JR/Rossville, Kan.) were late arrivals for Kansas Wesleyan's game Thursday night at the Ryan Sports Center.   Both are students in the nursing program and had matters to tend to there before they could leave for the game. They arrived during the first quarter but neither played, then spent the second quarter ...

3 years ago
LEAVENWORTH – Jun Murdock (SO/Wichita, Kan.) scored 30 points, but his valiant effort wasn't quite enough as Saint Mary used a second half rally to knock off the Coyotes 72-69 on Thursday night at the Ryan Sports Center.   Murdock had 20 at the half, but was double- and triple-teamed at times in the second half making things difficult ...

3 years ago
Updated Schdule The American Athletic Conference announced that Thursday night’s men’s basketball game between Wichita State and SMU has been postponed due to the forecast for severe winter weather in the Dallas area. No makeup date has been determined. Saturday’s WSU-SMU game in Wichita (5 p.m. CT, ESPN2) is still on, as scheduled.

3 years ago
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Led by junior Taiyanna Jackson’s second double-double of the season, the Kansas Jayhawks erased a 14-point deficit to defeat Oklahoma State 65-56 on Wednesday at Allen Fieldhouse. Jackson had a career-high 18 points and 11 rebounds in the win to pace the Jayhawks, who also topped the Cowgirls on Saturday by 14 in Stillwater. The ...