FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Mike Miles Jr. had 19 points and six assists as TCU solidified its once-shaky NCAA Tournament resume by beating sixth-ranked Kansas 74-64. It was the Horned Frogs' second consecutive win over a top-10 team. TCU secured the game in a stretch when Miles made a strong move around KJ Adams Jr. for a layup, and then made a 3-pointer to extend the lead to 59-49 with 7:44 left. Kansas has consecutive losses for the first time this season. The Jayhawks went from a half-game lead to a half-game behind No. 3 Baylor in the Big 12 standings.

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Mike Miles Jr. had 19 points and six assists as TCU solidified its once-shaky NCAA Tournament resume by beating sixth-ranked Kansas 74-64. It was the Horned Frogs' second consecutive win over a top-10 team. TCU secured the game in a stretch when Miles made a strong move around KJ Adams Jr. for a layup, and then made a 3-pointer to extend the lead to 59-49 with 7:44 left. Kansas has consecutive losses for the first time this season. The Jayhawks went from a half-game lead to a half-game behind No. 3 Baylor in the Big 12 standings.

TCU upsets Kansas 

Cedar Vale/Dexter Co-op 53, Garden Plain 47

Maur Hill - Mount Academy 24, Riverside 21

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Wellington 41, Pratt 36Sub-State=First Round=Class 2A=Dexter=Cedar Vale/Dexter Co-op 53, Garden Plain 47Sedan 53, Belle Plaine 29Lyndon=KC Christian 53, Central Heights 49Lyndon 65, Bishop Seabury Academy 35Plainville=Hill City 58, Smith Center 25Remington=Hillsboro 63, Hutchinson Trinity 30Moundridge 70, Flinthills 44Republic County=Bennington 57, Republic County 50Salina Sacred Heart 59, Ell-Saline 40Wabaunsee 53, Valley Heights 40Sublette=Sterling 65, Syracuse 31Sublette 53, Pratt Skyline 47Uniontown=Erie 72, Pleasanton 25Valley Falls=Maur Hill - Mount Academy 24, Riverside 21Valley Falls 75, Oskaloosa 46Semifinal=Class 5A=East=Sub-State 1=Basehor-Linwood 67, Spring Hill 48St. James Academy 85, Bonner Springs 55Sub-State 2=DeSoto 55, Leavenworth 38Shawnee Heights 64, Mill Valley 47Sub-State 3=Highland Park 78, St. Thomas Aquinas 65KC Piper 76, Lansing 58Sub-State 4=BV Southwest 61, KC Washington 46Pittsburg 65, KC Sumner 52West=Sub-State 1=Hays 48, Arkansas City 35Topeka Seaman 73, Maize South 65Sub-State 2=Kapaun Mount Carmel 56, Goddard 26Valley Center 63, Salina Central 52Sub-State 3=Andover 59, Wichita Bishop Carroll 48Topeka West 78, Goddard-Eisenhower 46Sub-State 4=Andover Central 55, Salina South 28Maize 66, Great Bend 47

Tuesday boys basketball results

Heritage Christian 36, Perry-Lecompton 31

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Sub-State=First Round=Class 3A=Fredonia=Columbus 48, Riverton 42Goodland=Goodland 73, Norton 28Hays-TMP-Marian 59, Scott City 24Phillipsburg 60, Colby 58Kingman=Holcomb 64, Lakin 26Hugoton 63, Larned 36Kingman 42, Chaparral 34Minneapolis=Beloit 38, Council Grove 37Riley County 42, Minneapolis 33Smoky Valley 54, Ellsworth 33Southeast Saline 51, Lyons 25Nickerson=Cheney 67, Douglass 25Hesston 56, Halstead 23Nickerson 68, Wichita Collegiate 23Prairie View=Burlington 58, Prairie View 23Eureka 77, Osawatomie 18Frontenac 78, Humboldt 38Girard 46, Anderson County 29Silver Lake=Nemaha Central 33, Sabetha 32Silver Lake 56, Royal Valley 35West Franklin=Heritage Christian 36, Perry-Lecompton 31Osage City 47, KC Bishop Ward 29Semifinal=Class 4A=East=Sub-State 1=Eudora 48, Chanute 18Paola 42, Atchison 28Sub-State 2=Holton 32, Independence 29Wamego 55, Tonganoxie 34Sub-State 3=Bishop Miege 70, Louisburg 37Topeka Hayden 67, Parsons 51Sub-State 4=Fort Scott 56, Baldwin 28Labette County 64, Ottawa 46West=Sub-State 1=Circle 41, Pratt 36Wellington 58, Rose Hill 21Sub-State 2=Andale 45, Abilene 22Augusta 52, Winfield 37Sub-State 3=McPherson 52, Mulvane 25Rock Creek 57, Buhler 18Sub-State 4=Clay Center 43, Chapman 29Clearwater 45, Concordia 19Class 6A=East=Sub-State 1=BV Northwest 42, Olathe West 31Olathe North 50, Gardner-Edgerton 21Sub-State 2=BV North 59, SM South 43Sub-State 3=Blue Valley 56, SM East 24Olathe Northwest 53, Lawrence 33Sub-State 4=Olathe South 49, Olathe East 35SM West 59, KC Wyandotte 9West=Sub-State 1=Derby 71, Wichita Campus 24Sub-State 2=Liberal 54, Wichita South 31Topeka 72, Junction City 17Sub-State 3=Manhattan 36, Hutchinson 31Washburn Rural 61, Garden City 27Sub-State 4=Dodge City 63, Wichita North 31Wichita Heights 67, Wichita Northwest 14

Tuesday night girls basketball results

KANSAS CITY (AP) — Baseball fans reacted with a mix of resignation, dismay, sadness and anger when MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced Tuesday that opening day on March 31 has been canceled over a labor dispute.

With owners and players unable to agree on a labor contract to replace the collective bargaining agreement that expired Dec. 1, MLB canceled the first two series for each of the 30 major league teams. That erased a total of 91 games. It’s the first time in 27 years that baseball will lose regular-season games over a labor dispute.

KANSAS CITY (AP) — Baseball fans reacted with a mix of resignation, dismay, sadness and anger when MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced Tuesday that opening day on March 31 has been canceled over a labor dispute.With owners and players unable to agree on a labor contract to replace the collective bargaining agreement that expired Dec. 1, MLB canceled the first two series for each of the 30 major league teams. That erased a total of 91 games. It’s the first time in 27 years that baseball will lose regular-season games over a labor dispute.

Major league Baseball cancels opening day

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Fans attending K-State’s final men’s and women’s basketball games this week will no longer be required to wear a face covering inside Bramlage Coliseum as the University announced an updated mask policy effective Wednesday.

During the current basketball season, fans have been required to enter Bramlage Coliseum wearing a face covering. Now, for the final home game for the women’s team against West Virginia on Wednesday night and the men versus Oklahoma on Saturday that will no longer be the case. University officials are still encouraging – but not requiring – fans to wear masks while indoors on university property based on the newest&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/about-face-coverings.html" target="_blank">Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance</a>&nbsp;for determining face mask requirements.

The CDC is changing the way it measures community levels of disease. Rather than focusing solely on COVID-19 cases, the CDC is now including additional metrics, such as hospital beds and hospital admissions. While face masks are now optional for all individuals on K-State campuses and at university events, mask requirements do remain in effect for university shuttles because of United States Department of Transportation policy.

The CDC is using&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by-county.html" target="_blank">COVID-19 Community Levels</a>&nbsp;to help communities determine what prevention steps are needed. All three Kansas State University campus host counties — Riley County, Saline County and Johnson County — are at medium risk levels, where face masks are not required. If COVID-19 conditions change in the future, the university may return to mitigation measures, including masking, physical distancing and other measures.

According to the CDC guidance, people may choose to mask at any time, and high-risk individuals should consult with their health care providers, as should those who live with or care for higher risk people. Individuals who had exposure to someone with COVID-19 should also wear a mask. People with symptoms or a positive test should stay home.&nbsp;

Director for Men's Basketball Communications Tom Gilbert&nbsp;

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Fans attending K-State’s final men’s and women’s basketball games this week will no longer be required to wear a face covering inside Bramlage Coliseum as the University announced an updated mask policy effective Wednesday.During the current basketball season, fans have been required to enter Bramlage Coliseum wearing a face covering. Now, for the final home game for the women’s team against West Virginia on Wednesday night and the men versus Oklahoma on Saturday that will no longer be the case. University officials are still encouraging – but not requiring – fans to wear masks while indoors on university property based on the newest&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/about-face-coverings.html" target="_blank">Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance</a>&nbsp;for determining face mask requirements. The CDC is changing the way it measures community levels of disease. Rather than focusing solely on COVID-19 cases, the CDC is now including additional metrics, such as hospital beds and hospital admissions. While face masks are now optional for all individuals on K-State campuses and at university events, mask requirements do remain in effect for university shuttles because of United States Department of Transportation policy. The CDC is using&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by-county.html" target="_blank">COVID-19 Community Levels</a>&nbsp;to help communities determine what prevention steps are needed. All three Kansas State University campus host counties — Riley County, Saline County and Johnson County — are at medium risk levels, where face masks are not required. If COVID-19 conditions change in the future, the university may return to mitigation measures, including masking, physical distancing and other measures. According to the CDC guidance, people may choose to mask at any time, and high-risk individuals should consult with their health care providers, as should those who live with or care for higher risk people. Individuals who had exposure to someone with COVID-19 should also wear a mask. People with symptoms or a positive test should stay home.&nbsp;Director for Men's Basketball Communications Tom Gilbert&nbsp;K-State Athletics

K-State Removes Mask Requirement Inside Bramlage Coliseum

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributor

The Rock Creek girl’s basketball team will tip-off their sub-state run with a home semifinal against the Buhler Crusaders.

The Mustangs come into this contest ranked seventh in Class 4A with an overall record of 16-4 while the Crusaders limp into the postseason at 4-16.

Rock Creek has spread the love on offense with Lexi DeWeese, Grace Gehl, Brooklyn Goehring, and Claire Matzke combining to average 39 points per game for a team that has held their opponents to just 35 a night.

While the Mustangs need just two wins to punch their ticket to state, upsets loom around every corner of these tournaments, especially with 13-7 McPherson looming on the other side of the bracket.

“Anything outside of a trip to state will feel like a disappointment,” Rock Creek head coach Adam Plummer said. “Not a complete failure, but definitely disappointing.”

While the Lady Stangs are favored heavily on paper, the team knows that they will get Buhler’s best shot as the Crusaders attempt to stave off elimination.

“Buhler is going to compete and be physical with us,” Plummer said. “We are expecting their absolute best, they have nothing to lose.

For Rock Creek, staunch defense will remain a cornerstone of the game plan, especially against a Buhler offense that averages just over 30 points per game.

“We have to be able to apply ball pressure without getting beat off the dribble,” he said. “We need to keep them guessing so they can’t just play and react in a comfortable manner, so switching defenses will hopefully keep them off balance.”

While many teams might overlook a first-round opponent like this, the Mustang's intensity has not wavered in their preparation for this semifinal matchup.

“Our biggest key on a nightly basis to settle into our offense is bringing the mindset that we are going to have to compete not just have it given to us by the defense,” Plummer said. “Compete to get open on the wings, compete for post position, compete to set quality screens. When we do these things our offense has great rhythm and we get high percentage shots.”

Tip-off between the Lady Mustangs and Crusaders is set for 6 pm at Rock Creek High School with the winner advancing to the sub-state final to play either 13-7 McPherson or 8-12 Mulvane.

For continuing coverage of both Rock Creek basketball teams at sub-state stay tuned to the Little Apple Post.

By TYLER HENRY Salina Post contributorThe Rock Creek girl’s basketball team will tip-off their sub-state run with a home semifinal against the Buhler Crusaders.The Mustangs come into this contest ranked seventh in Class 4A with an overall record of 16-4 while the Crusaders limp into the postseason at 4-16.Rock Creek has spread the love on offense with Lexi DeWeese, Grace Gehl, Brooklyn Goehring, and Claire Matzke combining to average 39 points per game for a team that has held their opponents to just 35 a night.While the Mustangs need just two wins to punch their ticket to state, upsets loom around every corner of these tournaments, especially with 13-7 McPherson looming on the other side of the bracket.“Anything outside of a trip to state will feel like a disappointment,” Rock Creek head coach Adam Plummer said. “Not a complete failure, but definitely disappointing.”While the Lady Stangs are favored heavily on paper, the team knows that they will get Buhler’s best shot as the Crusaders attempt to stave off elimination.“Buhler is going to compete and be physical with us,” Plummer said. “We are expecting their absolute best, they have nothing to lose.For Rock Creek, staunch defense will remain a cornerstone of the game plan, especially against a Buhler offense that averages just over 30 points per game.“We have to be able to apply ball pressure without getting beat off the dribble,” he said. “We need to keep them guessing so they can’t just play and react in a comfortable manner, so switching defenses will hopefully keep them off balance.”While many teams might overlook a first-round opponent like this, the Mustang's intensity has not wavered in their preparation for this semifinal matchup.“Our biggest key on a nightly basis to settle into our offense is bringing the mindset that we are going to have to compete not just have it given to us by the defense,” Plummer said. “Compete to get open on the wings, compete for post position, compete to set quality screens. When we do these things our offense has great rhythm and we get high percentage shots.”Tip-off between the Lady Mustangs and Crusaders is set for 6 pm at Rock Creek High School with the winner advancing to the sub-state final to play either 13-7 McPherson or 8-12 Mulvane.For continuing coverage of both Rock Creek basketball teams at sub-state stay tuned to the Little Apple Post.

Lady Mustangs host Buhler to tip-off sub-state play

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Kansas State has been selected to participate in the fourth annual Cayman Islands Classic, which is set for Monday-Wednesday, November 21-23, 2022 at The John Gray Gymnasium, just minutes away from world famous Seven Mile Beach in George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.

K-State was originally scheduled to play in the Cayman Island Classic during the 2020-21 season, but the tournament was first relocated to Florida then cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This will be the first time that organizers have put on the tournament since George Mason won the title in 2019.

K-State will be joined in the field by Akron, Illinois State, LSU, Nevada, Rhode Island, Tulane and Western Kentucky. The team has previously met five of the seven tournament participants with the exception LSU and Rhode Island. The Wildcats are 3-0 vs. Akron, 2-0 vs. Illinois State, 1-1 vs. Nevada, 2-2 vs. Tulane and 3-0 vs. Western Kentucky.

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Kansas State has been selected to participate in the fourth annual Cayman Islands Classic, which is set for Monday-Wednesday, November 21-23, 2022 at The John Gray Gymnasium, just minutes away from world famous Seven Mile Beach in George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.K-State was originally scheduled to play in the Cayman Island Classic during the 2020-21 season, but the tournament was first relocated to Florida then cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This will be the first time that organizers have put on the tournament since George Mason won the title in 2019.K-State will be joined in the field by Akron, Illinois State, LSU, Nevada, Rhode Island, Tulane and Western Kentucky. The team has previously met five of the seven tournament participants with the exception LSU and Rhode Island. The Wildcats are 3-0 vs. Akron, 2-0 vs. Illinois State, 1-1 vs. Nevada, 2-2 vs. Tulane and 3-0 vs. Western Kentucky.

Wildcats will compete in early season tournament

<a>LUBBOCK, Texas</a>&nbsp;– A limited Kansas State team gave No. 12/12 Texas Tech everything it could have and more before falling 73-68 in the final seconds before a sold-out crowd of 15,098 fans at United Supermarkets Arena.

With the win, the Red Raiders (23-7, 12-5 Big 12) finished their home schedule with a perfect 18-0 record, winning all but two of those by double figures. However, it was the Wildcats who gave them their toughest test of the season, as the 5-point loss was the closest in their 18 home victories.

K-State (14-15, 6-11 Big 12), which played without its second-leading scorer&nbsp;Markquis Nowell, who also leads the Wildcats in both assists and steals, battled back from an 8-point halftime deficit to take numerous leads in the second half, including 68-67 after a pair of free throws by sophomore&nbsp;Selton Miguel&nbsp;with 1:25 to play.

<a>LUBBOCK, Texas</a>&nbsp;– A limited Kansas State team gave No. 12/12 Texas Tech everything it could have and more before falling 73-68 in the final seconds before a sold-out crowd of 15,098 fans at United Supermarkets Arena.With the win, the Red Raiders (23-7, 12-5 Big 12) finished their home schedule with a perfect 18-0 record, winning all but two of those by double figures. However, it was the Wildcats who gave them their toughest test of the season, as the 5-point loss was the closest in their 18 home victories.K-State (14-15, 6-11 Big 12), which played without its second-leading scorer&nbsp;Markquis Nowell, who also leads the Wildcats in both assists and steals, battled back from an 8-point halftime deficit to take numerous leads in the second half, including 68-67 after a pair of free throws by sophomore&nbsp;Selton Miguel&nbsp;with 1:25 to play.

K-State loses at Texas Tech

Manhattan ( 8-12 ) will play at Hutchinson ( 16-4 ) in Class 6A girls substate basketball tournament action Tuesday night. The game tips off at 6 p.m.&nbsp;

Manhattan ( 8-12 ) will play at Hutchinson ( 16-4 ) in Class 6A girls substate basketball tournament action Tuesday night. The game tips off at 6 p.m.&nbsp;

MHS girls basketball team competes in substate Tuesday night

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Caleb Grill hit 6 of 10 from 3-point range to score 18 points off the Iowa State bench, and Izaiah Brockington added 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Cyclones held off a late rally to edge Kansas State, 74-73 to earn their 20th win of the season. Iowa State has now won four straight games after losing to the Wildcats at home, 75-69 on Feb. 12.

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Caleb Grill hit 6 of 10 from 3-point range to score 18 points off the Iowa State bench, and Izaiah Brockington added 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Cyclones held off a late rally to edge Kansas State, 74-73 to earn their 20th win of the season. Iowa State has now won four straight games after losing to the Wildcats at home, 75-69 on Feb. 12.

Wildcats lose by one to Iowa State 

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Taylor Robertson beat the buzzer with a 3-pointer to give No. 20 Oklahoma a dramatic 72-69 victory over Kansas State. Robertson took a pass from Nydia Lampkin along the left sideline and drilled the 3-pointer as time was running out. Six of the last seven made baskets were 3-pointers. Twice Kansas State tied the score with a 3-pointer, including Laura Macke’s shot that tied it with 22 seconds left. Robertson finished with 17 points for Oklahoma. In the previous meeting between the teams, Kansas State's Ayoka Lee scored a Division I single-game record 61 points. In this one, Lee scored only 13 points but added six blocks, four steals and 11 rebounds.

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Taylor Robertson beat the buzzer with a 3-pointer to give No. 20 Oklahoma a dramatic 72-69 victory over Kansas State. Robertson took a pass from Nydia Lampkin along the left sideline and drilled the 3-pointer as time was running out. Six of the last seven made baskets were 3-pointers. Twice Kansas State tied the score with a 3-pointer, including Laura Macke’s shot that tied it with 22 seconds left. Robertson finished with 17 points for Oklahoma. In the previous meeting between the teams, Kansas State's Ayoka Lee scored a Division I single-game record 61 points. In this one, Lee scored only 13 points but added six blocks, four steals and 11 rebounds.

K-State women's basketball falls to Oklahoma

Kansas Central, Mo. 77, Metro Academy 68, OT

Kapaun Mount Carmel 72, Wichita Northwest 60

Pawnee Heights 55, Hutchinson Central Christian 40

Pembroke Hill, Mo. 66, Bishop Seabury Academy 46

St. John's Beloit-Tipton 56, Pike Valley 50

Wichita Bishop Carroll 70, Wichita North 38

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Bonner Springs 88, Baldwin 56Buhler 63, Winfield 29Burlington 59, Anderson County 33Centralia 57, Doniphan West 38Clearwater 56, Wellington 48Dighton 73, Golden Plains 23Dodge City 52, Liberal 43El Dorado 54, Augusta 39Goessel 72, Burrton 43Iola 63, Santa Fe Trail 59Kansas Central, Mo. 77, Metro Academy 68, OTKapaun Mount Carmel 72, Wichita Northwest 60La Crosse 45, Wichita County 39Lakeside 78, Oberlin-Decatur 29Lincoln 43, Rock Hills 24Little River 63, Fairfield 34Louisburg 74, Harrisonville, Mo. 59Maize South 70, Wichita Campus 56Meade 58, Kiowa County 51Neodesha 53, Eureka 33Oxford 59, Pretty Prairie 51Pawnee Heights 55, Hutchinson Central Christian 40Pembroke Hill, Mo. 66, Bishop Seabury Academy 46Pratt Skyline 39, Larned 37Quinter 68, Kinsley 43Rose Hill 70, Wichita Collegiate 64Sabetha 56, Hiawatha 43Salina Central 45, Arkansas City 43Satanta 46, South Central 44, OTSouth Haven 57, Argonia 28St. John 59, Canton-Galva 31St. John's Beloit-Tipton 56, Pike Valley 50St. Mary's 65, Riley County 51Stafford 53, Peabody-Burns 39Tonganoxie 39, Paola 36Triplains-Brewster 75, Wallace County 55Troy 44, Onaga 34Van Horn, Texas 59, Sterling 46Wabaunsee 54, Silver Lake 39Wellsville 80, Prairie View 60Wichita Bishop Carroll 70, Wichita North 38Wichita Heights 57, Wichita West 30

Thursday night boys basketball results

Heartland Christian 33, Veritas Christian 27

Reno County 60, Tyro Community Christian 11

Wichita Bishop Carroll 69, Wichita North 25

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Andale 44, Mulvane 5Augusta 51, El Dorado 39Baldwin 45, Bonner Springs 40Burlington 66, Anderson County 32Dodge City 52, Liberal 43, OTEureka 66, Neodesha 36Heartland Christian 33, Veritas Christian 27Hiawatha 49, Sabetha 38Larned 52, Pratt Skyline 22Maize South 49, Wichita Campus 16Paola 52, Tonganoxie 29Prairie View 63, Wellsville 61Reno County 60, Tyro Community Christian 11Salina Central 60, Arkansas City 21Santa Fe Trail 56, Iola 34St. John 50, Canton-Galva 14St. Mary's 49, Riley County 28Wabaunsee 47, Silver Lake 36Wellington 58, Clearwater 52Wichita Bishop Carroll 69, Wichita North 25Wichita Collegiate 50, Rose Hill 44Winfield 46, Buhler 28

Thursday night girls basketball results

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Aliyah Matharu scored 16 points and No. 11 Texas overcame cold shooting to defeat Kansas State 62-51. Lauren Ebo scored 11 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Longhorns, who have won five straight. Joanne Allen-Taylor added 10 points. Coach Vic Schaefer, in his second season at Texas after a long career at Mississippi State, reached 20 wins for the ninth-straight season. Sernea Sundell scored 16 points for Kansas State (18-9, 8-7) and Ayoka Lee had 10, 13 below her average.

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Aliyah Matharu scored 16 points and No. 11 Texas overcame cold shooting to defeat Kansas State 62-51. Lauren Ebo scored 11 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Longhorns, who have won five straight. Joanne Allen-Taylor added 10 points. Coach Vic Schaefer, in his second season at Texas after a long career at Mississippi State, reached 20 wins for the ninth-straight season. Sernea Sundell scored 16 points for Kansas State (18-9, 8-7) and Ayoka Lee had 10, 13 below her average.

Texas women's basketball defeats Kansas State

Andover Central 54, Goddard-Eisenhower 30

Berean Academy 42, Elyria Christian 37, OT

Cair Paravel 70, Bishop Seabury Academy 58

Central Christian 44, Flint Hills Christian 39

Hutchinson Central Christian 48, Fairfield 22

Maranatha Academy 61, Heritage Christian 46

Pembroke Hill, Mo. 54, St. Thomas Aquinas 40

Wichita Heights 56, Wichita Bishop Carroll 31

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Abilene 53, Chapman 40Altoona-Midway 56, Northeast-Arma 49Andover 58, Valley Center 46Andover Central 54, Goddard-Eisenhower 30Axtell 49, Centralia 45BV Northwest 60, St. James Academy 56BV West 73, KC Northeast, Mo. 32Beloit 76, Smith Center 29Bennington 25, Hutchinson Trinity 15Berean Academy 42, Elyria Christian 37, OTBucklin 55, Minneola 48Cair Paravel 70, Bishop Seabury Academy 58Caldwell 49, South Haven 22Caney Valley 56, Fredonia 39Central Christian 44, Flint Hills Christian 39Cheney 65, Wichita Independent 37Cherryvale 57, Humboldt 56Circle 71, Winfield 46Clearwater 46, Mulvane 36Concordia 57, Clay Center 54Conway Springs 48, Chaparral 36Cunningham 46, Attica 33Derby 83, Maize South 71El Dorado 62, Buhler 55Ellinwood 72, Ness City 62Erie 48, Neodesha 36Fort Scott 57, Independence 48Frontenac 67, Columbus 41Garden City 65, Liberal 52Garden Plain 57, Douglass 44Girard 71, Pittsburg Colgan 47Goessel 59, Canton-Galva 47Hays 59, Dodge City 43Hays-TMP-Marian 59, Plainville 39Hesston 67, Haven 38Highland Park 47, Topeka West 36Hill City 39, Norton 34Hillsboro 73, Nickerson 28Hoisington 45, Larned 38Holcomb 53, Syracuse 38Hoxie 50, Oakley 38Hutchinson 55, Wichita Campus 49Hutchinson Central Christian 48, Fairfield 22Inman 58, Herington 9Junction City 53, Washburn Rural 40KC Bishop Ward 70, KC Christian 25Kiowa County 50, Pawnee Heights 44Labette County 51, Coffeyville 42Lakin 63, Hugoton 54Lansing 63, Leavenworth 52Lawrence 63, SM South 54Logan/Palco 73, Oberlin-Decatur 31Lyons 48, Halstead 19Macksville 64, Hodgeman County 54Maize 64, Salina South 38Maranatha Academy 61, Heritage Christian 46McPherson 56, Augusta 33Nemaha Central 56, Riverside 40Norwich 73, Burrton 39Olathe North 48, Mill Valley 47Olathe Northwest 49, Gardner-Edgerton 38Osage City 71, Lebo 54Osborne 54, Rock Hills 26Paola 54, Louisburg 43Parsons 66, Chanute 63Pembroke Hill, Mo. 54, St. Thomas Aquinas 40Perry-Lecompton 45, Holton 27Prairie View 44, Osawatomie 23Pratt 56, Smoky Valley 47Remington 93, Sterling 70Riverton 51, Baxter Springs 17Rock Creek 48, Rossville 32Rose Hill 55, Andale 50SM Northwest 64, Olathe East 35Salina Central 69, Newton 56Salina Sacred Heart 53, Ellsworth 42Santa Fe Trail 73, Anderson County 68Satanta 47, Ashland 46Scott City 44, Goodland 31Sedan 62, Oxford 34Sedgwick 61, Marion 19South Gray 73, Spearville 44Southeast Saline 50, Republic County 36Southwestern Hts. 80, Cimarron 57St. Mary's 65, Wabaunsee 55St. Paul 47, Oswego 38Sublette 53, Stanton County 41Sylvan-Lucas 55, Lakeside 50Tonganoxie 59, Ottawa 37Topeka Hayden 52, Emporia 40Topeka Seaman 78, Manhattan 67Trego 60, Quinter 36Valley Falls 62, McLouth 32Wamego 60, Marysville 57Wellsville 71, Iola 33West Elk 65, Eureka 46Wichita Collegiate 77, Wellington 70, OTWichita East 57, Wichita North 49Wichita Heights 56, Wichita Bishop Carroll 31Wichita Northwest 65, Wichita West 36Wichita Southeast 63, Wichita South 53Wichita Trinity 59, Kingman 54POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Sabetha vs. Hiawatha, ppd. to Feb 24th.

Tuesday night high school basketball results

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Ochai Agbaji scored 23 points and passed Wilt Chamberlain on Kansas’ career scoring list, leading the No. 5 Jayhawks to a 102-83 win over Kansas State. 

Agbaji has 1,444 points in 110 games, 26th on Kansas’ all-time list. He passed Chamberlain with his 13th point of the first half. Chamberlain had 1,433 points in 48 games. 

Markquis Nowell scored 20 points, Nijel Pack, Selton Miguel and Mike McGuirl each had 13, and Mark Smith added 11 for Kansas State.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Ochai Agbaji scored 23 points and passed Wilt Chamberlain on Kansas’ career scoring list, leading the No. 5 Jayhawks to a 102-83 win over Kansas State. Agbaji has 1,444 points in 110 games, 26th on Kansas’ all-time list. He passed Chamberlain with his 13th point of the first half. Chamberlain had 1,433 points in 48 games. Markquis Nowell scored 20 points, Nijel Pack, Selton Miguel and Mike McGuirl each had 13, and Mark Smith added 11 for Kansas State.

Kansas rolls by Kansas State in Lawrence

Flint Hills Christian 43, Central Christian 42

Heritage Christian 29, Maranatha Academy 28

Wichita Heights 52, Wichita Bishop Carroll 30

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Bennington 53, Hutchinson Trinity 44Berean Academy 50, Elyria Christian 29Buhler 46, El Dorado 42Chapman 51, Abilene 39Cheney 51, Wichita Independent 17DeSoto 56, Shawnee Heights 50Derby 57, Maize South 33Dodge City 41, Hays 40Ellinwood 59, Ness City 40Emporia 39, Topeka Hayden 21Eureka 49, West Elk 33Flint Hills Christian 43, Central Christian 42Fort Scott 41, Independence 40Fredonia 58, Caney Valley 57, OTGarden Plain 57, Douglass 36Golden Plains 57, Wallace County 27Herington 50, Inman 48Heritage Christian 29, Maranatha Academy 28Hesston 54, Haven 52Highland Park 47, Topeka West 36Hodgeman County 63, Macksville 34Holcomb 53, Syracuse 38Hoxie 43, Oakley 28Hugoton 54, Lakin 26Hutchinson 60, Wichita Campus 28Hutchinson Central Christian 48, Fairfield 22Kingman 56, Wichita Trinity 41Lakeside 37, Sylvan-Lucas 34Lansing 57, Leavenworth 42Lawrence 0, SM South 0Liberal 50, Garden City 42Louisburg 51, Paola 33Nemaha Central 42, Riverside 30Nickerson 35, Hillsboro 32Norton 39, Hill City 24Oberlin-Decatur 43, Logan/Palco 34Ottawa 54, Tonganoxie 27Parsons 55, Chanute 43Phillipsburg 58, Stockton 33Pittsburg Colgan 48, Girard 27Salina Central 62, Newton 16Santa Fe Trail 56, Anderson County 44Silver Lake 64, Royal Valley 39Smith Center 59, Beloit 42Smoky Valley 50, Pratt 34St. Mary's 55, Wabaunsee 31St. Paul 46, Oswego 7Sublette 49, Stanton County 44Topeka Seaman 49, Manhattan 40Trego 59, Quinter 21Washburn Rural 61 Junction City 14Wamego 63, Marysville 35Wellington 72, Wichita Collegiate 39Wichita Heights 52, Wichita Bishop Carroll 30

Tuesday night high school girls basketball results

Tuesday, February 22, 2022 &gt; 8:05 p.m. CT &gt;&gt; Allen Fieldhouse (16,300) &gt;&gt; Lawrence, Kan.

K-STATE RENEWS SUNFLOWER SHOWDOWN ON TUESDAY NIGHT

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 </figure>Tuesday, February 22, 2022 &gt; 8:05 p.m. CT &gt;&gt; Allen Fieldhouse (16,300) &gt;&gt; Lawrence, Kan.PROJECTED STARTING LINEUPKansas State (14-12, 6-8 Big 12)G: #00 Mike McGuirlG: #1 Markquis NowellG: #13 Mark SmithG: #24 Nijel PackC: #21 Davion Bradford5/5 Kansas (22-4, 11-2, 5-8 Big 12)G: #2 Christian BraunG: #3 Dajuan HarrisG: #30 Ochai AgbajiF: #10 Jalen WilsonF: #32 David McCormackK-STATE RENEWS SUNFLOWER SHOWDOWN ON TUESDAY NIGHT<ul>
 <li>Kansas State (14-12, 6-8 Big 12) makes the short trip east to Allen Fieldhouse to take on No. 5/5 Kansas (22-4, 11-2 Big 12) on Tuesday night at 8 p.m., CT in the 297th edition of the Dillons Sunflower Showdown. It is the sixth-most played rivalry dating to 1907 and third-most continuously played (116 years) in NCAA Division I history.</li><li>The in-state rivals played one of their more intriguing matchups in recent memory exactly a month ago in Manhattan, as Kansas rallied from a 17-point second-half deficit to post a 78-75 win in the waning seconds. The loss overshadowed a career day for sophomore Nijel Pack, who scored a career-high 35 points on 12-of-18 shooting, including 8 triples.</li><li>Despite a heartbreaking overtime loss at Oklahoma State, K-State has still won 4 of its last 6 games. After starting in an 0-4 hole, the Wildcats have won 6 of their last 10 vs. league competition (losses to Kansas, Baylor (twice) and OSU).</li>
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K-State plays at KU Tuesday night

STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Avery Anderson III scored 20 points and his 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left in overtime served as the game winner as Oklahoma State beat Kansas State 82-79. 

Markquis Nowell’s near half-court shot bounced off the back of the rim at the buzzer to end it for Kansas State. Anderson’s basket followed three-made foul shots by Nijel Pack with 12 seconds remaining to tie it at 79. Mike McGuirl’s 3 with 2:55 left gave the Wildcats a 74-73 lead to mark their first lead since being up 13-10 on a Nowell 3 with 11:54 left until halftime. 

Nowell and Pack scored 16 apiece for Kansas State.

STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Avery Anderson III scored 20 points and his 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left in overtime served as the game winner as Oklahoma State beat Kansas State 82-79. Markquis Nowell’s near half-court shot bounced off the back of the rim at the buzzer to end it for Kansas State. Anderson’s basket followed three-made foul shots by Nijel Pack with 12 seconds remaining to tie it at 79. Mike McGuirl’s 3 with 2:55 left gave the Wildcats a 74-73 lead to mark their first lead since being up 13-10 on a Nowell 3 with 11:54 left until halftime. Nowell and Pack scored 16 apiece for Kansas State.

Oklahoma State edges Kansas State in overtime

Anderson County vs. Prairie View, ppd. to Feb 21st.

Baxter Springs vs. Girard, ppd. to Feb 21st.

Perry-Lecompton vs. Hiawatha, ppd. to Feb 21st.

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Andale 65, Wichita Collegiate 14Andover Central 60, Goddard 53Augusta 38, Buhler 25BV Northwest 39, BV Southwest 22BV Randolph 36, Axtell 29Baldwin 48, Ottawa 38Basehor-Linwood 28, Leavenworth 17Bennington 55, Solomon 12Berean Academy 57, Moundridge 36Bishop Miege 52, St. Thomas Aquinas 39Blue Valley 49, BV North 38Bonner Springs 47, Louisburg 43Central Plains 78, Kinsley 12Chaparral 50, Douglass 37Cheney 52, Belle Plaine 27Cimarron 49, Colby 40Circle 39, El Dorado 8Clay Center 54, Abilene 23Clearwater 54, Rose Hill 27Columbus 45, Galena 44Conway Springs 47, Medicine Lodge 45Derby 63, Wichita Campus 25Dodge City 52, Great Bend 39Ellinwood 49, Otis-Bison 20Eudora 47, Spring Hill 43Eureka 59, Cherryvale 39Goddard-Eisenhower 37, Arkansas City 23Golden Plains 50, Northern Valley 23Goodland 57, Ulysses 9Hanover 56, Troy 24Hays 60, Garden City 36Heritage Christian 54, KC Christian 25Hesston 58, Larned 22Hoisington 42, Lyons 32Horton 51, Maur Hill - Mount Academy 46Hugoton 41, Holcomb 29Hutchinson 41, Maize South 32Independence 48, Chanute 39Jefferson North 54, Valley Falls 53Jefferson West 45, Riverside 31Lakeside 53, Natoma 29Lakin 63, Deerfield 18Lawrence 59, Lawrence Free State 20Little River 53, Inman 35Madison/Hamilton 57, Lyndon 41Marysville 44, Chapman 41McPherson 49, Winfield 29Minneapolis 45, Beloit 41Neodesha 34, Bluestem 32Nickerson 71, Pratt 42Northeast-Arma 61, Oswego 47Norwich 57, Fairfield 14Oakley 53, Stockton 46Olathe North 54, Olathe Northwest 23Olathe West 52, Olathe South 44Osborne 73, Chase 20Oxford 49, Burden Central 20Phillipsburg 57, Hoxie 54Pretty Prairie 60, Cunningham 27Rawlins County 60, Dighton 56Rock Hills 44, Thunder Ridge 31Rossville 35, Riley County 34Rural Vista 33, Wakefield 25SM West 30, SM South 23Salina Central 54, Andover 42Salina South 40, Newton 36Sedan 62, Caldwell 13Silver Lake 48, Rock Creek 37Smith Center 53, Trego 30Smoky Valley 60, Haven 54South Gray 61, Pawnee Heights 23South Haven 47, Flinthills 44, OTSt. Francis 47, Greeley County 46St. James Academy 70, BV West 47St. John 42, Macksville 15St. Paul 53, Uniontown 27Sublette 40, Syracuse 31Topeka 63, Topeka Hayden 54Topeka Seaman 56, Lansing 46Victoria 67, Ness City 51Wabaunsee 41, Herington 26Wamego 49, Concordia 19Washburn Rural 54, Manhattan 17Washington County 40, Frankfort 39Wellington 45, Mulvane 16West Elk 48, Argonia 39Wetmore 44, Cornerstone Family 29Wichita Independent 47, Kingman 44Wichita Trinity 39, Garden Plain 34POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Anderson County vs. Prairie View, ppd. to Feb 21st.Baxter Springs vs. Girard, ppd. to Feb 21st.Perry-Lecompton vs. Hiawatha, ppd. to Feb 21st.Tonganoxie vs. Paola, ppd. to Feb 24th.

Friday night girls basketball results

Kapaun Mount Carmel 58, Wichita Southeast 47

Maranatha Academy 62, Bishop Seabury Academy 45

Republic County 43, Salina Sacred Heart 39

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Andale 47, Wichita Collegiate 43Andover 58, Salina Central 45Andover Central 38, Goddard 36Atchison 54, KC Sumner 52Axtell 53, BV Randolph 43BV North 53, Blue Valley 48BV Southwest 69, BV Northwest 54Basehor-Linwood 69, Leavenworth 40Beloit 64, Minneapolis 52Bishop Miege 70, St. Thomas Aquinas 58Bluestem 67, Neodesha 49Bonner Springs 72, Louisburg 52Bucklin 63, Ingalls 33Buhler 57, Augusta 38Chaparral 59, Douglass 26Cheney 84, Belle Plaine 48Cherryvale 73, Eureka 29Cimarron 52, Colby 46Clearwater 47, Rose Hill 46Clifton-Clyde 57, Centralia 46Coffeyville 44, Fort Scott 40Concordia 53, Wamego 50Derby 63, Wichita Campus 25Dighton 70, Rawlins County 62Dodge City 69, Great Bend 42Doniphan West 44, Linn 32El Dorado 68, Circle 58Ellinwood 73, Otis-Bison 23Frankfort 45, Washington County 13Goddard-Eisenhower 60, Arkansas City 56Greeley County 58, St. Francis 44Hanover 72, Troy 56Haven 50, Smoky Valley 41Hays 56, Garden City 37Heritage Christian 68, KC Christian 39Hesston 71, Larned 12Highland Park 66, Junction City 51Hill City 57, Russell 46Hoxie 46, Phillipsburg 43Hugoton 52, Holcomb 47Humboldt 65, Fredonia 62Hutchinson 45, Maize South 44Jackson Heights 59, McLouth 37Jayhawk Linn 56, Altoona-Midway 47Kapaun Mount Carmel 58, Wichita Southeast 47Kinsley 50, Central Plains 47Kiowa County 48, Spearville 40Lakeside 68, Natoma 40Lakin 82, Deerfield 36Lawrence Free State 59, Lawrence 47Lyons 49, Hoisington 42Manhattan 59, Washburn Rural 56Maranatha Academy 62, Bishop Seabury Academy 45McPherson 56, Winfield 26Minneola 51, Fowler 20Moundridge 46, Berean Academy 43Mulvane 65, Wellington 42Ness City 67, Victoria 57Northeast-Arma 60, Oswego 52Northern Valley 86, Golden Plains 35Norwich 58, Fairfield 22Olathe East 55, Gardner-Edgerton 32Olathe South 56, Olathe West 54Ottawa 63, Baldwin 43Oxford 73, Burden Central 67Pike Valley 61, Wilson 30Pittsburg 78, Labette County 61Pittsburg Colgan 63, Frontenac 53Pratt 65, Nickerson 30Quinter 66, Oberlin-Decatur 37Republic County 43, Salina Sacred Heart 39Riley County 58, Rossville 43Riverside 54, Jefferson West 34Royal Valley 57, Sabetha 42SM East 55, Mill Valley 43SM Northwest 53, DeSoto 48Salina South 57, Newton 56Sedan 56, Caldwell 44Silver Lake 53, Rock Creek 48South Gray 68, Pawnee Heights 46South Haven 57, Flinthills 50St. James Academy 69, BV West 62St. John 59, Macksville 49St. Mary's 66, Council Grove 53St. Paul 63, Uniontown 56, OTSublette 66, Syracuse 53Thunder Ridge 53, Rock Hills 9Topeka 63, Topeka Hayden 54Topeka Seaman 74, Lansing 47Topeka West 81, Emporia 33Trego 55, Smith Center 28Valley Falls 71, Jefferson North 42Wabaunsee 51, Herington 7Weskan 58, Western Plains-Healy 40Wetmore 66, Cornerstone Family 30Wichita Classical 70, Peabody-Burns 27Wichita Heights 61, Wichita North 33Wichita Independent 52, Kingman 49Wichita Life Prep 62, Hays-TMP-Marian 58Wichita Trinity 55, Garden Plain 36Wichita West 64, Wichita East 51POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Anderson County vs. Prairie View, ppd. to Feb 21st.Baxter Springs vs. Girard, ppd. to Feb 21st.KC Bishop Ward vs. Cair Paravel, ccd.Perry-Lecompton vs. Hiawatha, ppd. to Feb 21st.Tonganoxie vs. Paola, ppd. to Feb 24th.

Friday night boys basketball results

KANSAS STATE (14-11, 6-7 Big 12) at OKLAHOMA STATE (12-13, 5-8 Big 12)

Saturday, February 19, 2022 &gt; 1:05 p.m. CT &gt;&gt; Gallagher-Iba Arena (13,611) &gt;&gt; Stillwater, Okla.

K-STATE TRAVELS TO OKLAHOMA STATE ON SATURDAY

KANSAS STATE (14-11, 6-7 Big 12) at OKLAHOMA STATE (12-13, 5-8 Big 12)Saturday, February 19, 2022 &gt; 1:05 p.m. CT &gt;&gt; Gallagher-Iba Arena (13,611) &gt;&gt; Stillwater, Okla.PROJECTED STARTING LINEUPKansas State (14-11, 6-7 Big 12)G: #00 Mike McGuirlG: #1 Markquis NowellG: #13 Mark SmithG: #24 Nijel PackC: #21 Davion BradfordOklahoma State (12-13, 5-8 Big 12)G: #00 Avery Anderson IIIG: #1 Bryce ThompsonG: #13 Isaac LikekeleF: #23 Tyreek SmithC: #33 Moussa CisseK-STATE TRAVELS TO OKLAHOMA STATE ON SATURDAY<ul>
 <li>Kansas State (14-11, 6-7 Big 12) begins a 2-game road trip this Saturday, as the Wildcats travel to Stillwater, Okla., to take on Oklahoma State (12-13, 5-8 Big 12) at 1 p.m., CT on ESPNU. K-State won the first meeting in dramatic fashion, as sophomore Nijel Pack hit the game-winning 3-pointer with 2.2 seconds for a 71-68 win at home on Feb. 2.</li><li>The win against the Cowboys on Feb. 2 started the recent surge by the Wildcats, as they have won 4 of their last 5 games, including consecutive wins against Iowa State and West Virginia in Big 12 play for the third time this season. After starting in an 0-4 hole, the team has won 6 of their last 9 vs. league competition (losses to Kansas and Baylor (twice).</li><li>The biggest factor in K-State’s improved play in the last 5 games has been its diversity in scoring, as 4 Wildcats scored in double figures in 3 of the 4 wins, including the back-to-back victories at Iowa State and at home to West Virginia.</li>
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Wildcats play at Oklahoma State Saturday

Bishop Seabury Academy 78, KC Christian 56

Hutchinson Central Christian 43, Burrton 39

Kapaun Mount Carmel 56, Wichita Bishop Carroll 38

St. John's Beloit-Tipton 66, Pike Valley 62

Veritas Christian 59, Flint Hills Christian 13

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Andale 49, Clearwater 30Andover Central 64, Arkansas City 56Augusta 61, Circle 49BV North 75, Metro Academy 51Basehor-Linwood 67, Lansing 40Beloit 51, Salina Sacred Heart 45Bishop Seabury Academy 78, KC Christian 56Brewster 58, Western Plains 47Bucklin, Mo. 45, Hodgeman County 44Buhler 68, McPherson 61, OTBurlingame 61, Mission Valley 25Burlington 57, Santa Fe Trail 45Cair Paravel 74, Maranatha Academy 57Centralia 61, Blue Valley 48Cheney 77, Kingman 41Cherryvale 64, Fredonia 24Clifton-Clyde 58, Valley Heights 50Coffeyville 57, Chanute 40Concordia 66, Phillipsburg 43Council Grove 58, Riley County 53Crest 68, Uniontown 44Derby 78, Newton 61Dodge City 76, Garden City 65Emporia 74, Junction City 62Erie 65, Eureka 35Eudora 60, Louisburg 42Fairfield 57, South Barber 46Frankfort 44, Onaga 34Frontenac 41, Girard 40Goddard-Eisenhower 50, Goddard 47Goessel 56, Wichita Classical 46Greeley County 60, Weskan 26Hays 70, Abilene 46Hays-TMP-Marian 39, Great Bend 36Heritage Christian 61, KC Bishop Ward 54Hesston 78, Halstead 17Hill City 60, Logan/Palco 36Hillsboro 60, Larned 24Holcomb 55, Cimarron 38Holton 65, Riverside 25Hoxie 61, Ellis 29Hugoton 72, Liberal 62Humboldt 66, Bluestem 50Hutchinson Central Christian 43, Burrton 39Independence 69, Parsons 60Inman 64, Remington 37Iola 61, Osawatomie 25Jayhawk Linn 58, Marmaton Valley 45KC Piper 75, Bonner Springs 65Kapaun Mount Carmel 56, Wichita Bishop Carroll 38Lakeside 78, Wilson 25Lawrence Free State 67, SM North 57Little River 50, Spearville 36Lyons 59, Nickerson 40Macksville 71, Otis-Bison 20Madison/Hamilton 51, Chase County 34Maize 69, Hutchinson 51Maize South 64, Andover 58Manhattan 52, Highland Park 50, OTMinneapolis 41, Republic County 36Moundridge 37, Sedgwick 31Neodesha 48, Northeast-Arma 42Ness City 67, Central Plains 28Northern Valley 48, St. Francis 42Norton 53, Trego 43Norwich 56, Pratt Skyline 42Oakley 70, Quinter 62Osborne 48, Sylvan-Lucas 36Oswego 67, Chetopa 45Paola 58, Ottawa 25Pawnee Heights 58, Fowler 23Pittsburg 65, Fort Scott 38Pratt 78, Haven 63Rock Creek 54, Chapman 45Rose Hill 55, Wellington 36Russell 52, La Crosse 14SM Northwest 61, Mill Valley 60SM South 70, Olathe East 49Sabetha 54, Perry-Lecompton 50Scott City 60, Colby 55Sedan 53, South Haven 28Shawnee Heights 70, Leavenworth 63Smoky Valley 58, Hoisington 45South Gray 71, Kiowa County 42Southeast Saline 74, Ellsworth 34St. John's Beloit-Tipton 66, Pike Valley 62Stafford 50, Cunningham 44Sterling 62, St. John 35Sublette 74, Moscow 22Thunder Ridge 45, Lincoln 42Topeka Seaman 79, Topeka 44Troy 60, Axtell 41Valley Center 57, Salina Central 48Valley Falls 72, Pleasant Ridge 70Veritas Christian 59, Flint Hills Christian 13Victoria 54, Kinsley 43Wabaunsee 58, Rossville 49Wakefield 36, Linn 33Wamego 64, Clay Center 46Wellsville 64, Anderson County 44West Elk 62, Flinthills 52Wetmore 46, Doniphan West 44Wichita Campus 66, Wichita South 36Wichita Collegiate 64, Mulvane 49Wichita Heights 60, Wichita Southeast 52Wichita Home School 66, Canton-Galva 30Wichita Independent 67, Garden Plain 46Wichita North 55, Wichita South 53Wichita Northwest 82, Wichita East 57Winfield 74, El Dorado 60

Tuesday high school basketball results

Rock Hills 41, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 19

St. John's Beloit-Tipton 53, Pike Valley 32

Veritas Christian 42, Flint Hills Christian 30

Wichita Bishop Carroll 43, Kapaun Mount Carmel 28

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Altoona-Midway 37, Yates Center 32Andale 38, Clearwater 22Anderson County 49, Wellsville 24Andover Central 59, Arkansas City 29Baldwin 41, Prairie View 31Blue Valley 46, BV Northwest 29Bluestem 50, Humboldt 49Bonner Springs 49, KC Piper 35Burlingame 63, Mission Valley 62, OTBurlington 78, Santa Fe Trail 69, OTCentral Plains 62, Ness City 34Chanute 62, Coffeyville 37Cheney 50, Kingman 22Cherryvale 56, Fredonia 40Clay Center 42, Wamego 36Colby 53, Scott City 52Columbus 55, Baxter Springs 26Derby 67, Newton 14Dodge City 64, Garden City 33Eureka 61, Erie 26Fairfield 44, South Barber 25Frankfort 61, Onaga 34Frontenac 47, Girard 28Galena 44, Riverton 42Garden Plain 41, Wichita Independent 32Goessel 48, Wichita Classical 23Golden Plains 47, Rawlins County 33Haven 53, Pratt 35Hays 41, Abilene 25Hays-TMP-Marian 58, Great Bend 47Herington 64, Solomon 17Heritage Christian 49, KC Bishop Ward 27Hesston 66, Halstead 47Hillsboro 55, Larned 32Hoisington 38, Smoky Valley 23Holcomb 58, Cimarron 56Holton 33, Riverside 30Hugoton 67, Liberal 59Hutchinson 38, Maize 36Independence 49, Parsons 39Junction City 81, Emporia 67KC Sumner 57, KC Washington 17KC Wyandotte 38, KC Harmon 28Lakeside 46, Wilson 26Linn 30, Wakefield 28Little River 47, Spearville 39Logan 46, Hill City 38Macksville 48, Otis-Bison 39Madison/Hamilton 43, Chase County 33Manhattan 73, Highland Park 31McPherson 57, Buhler 16Meade 59, Minneola 40Moundridge 49, Sedgwick 35Mulvane 39, Wichita Collegiate 19Nickerson 61, Lyons 33Norwich 50, Pratt Skyline 25Oakley 47, Quinter 37Olathe North 49, Lawrence 35Olathe South 39, SM West 34Osawatomie 47, Iola 41Osborne 53, Sylvan-Lucas 48Oswego 40, Chetopa 30Paola 52, Ottawa 43Pawnee Heights 48, Fowler 27Phillipsburg 57, Concordia 23Pittsburg Colgan 46, St. Paul 13Pleasant Ridge 44, Valley Falls 30Remington 58, Inman 32Riley County 34, Council Grove 30Rock Hills 41, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 19Rossville 59, Wabaunsee 49Russell 47, La Crosse 37SM Northwest 46, Mill Valley 35SVHE 35, Reno County 12Salina Central 55, Valley Center 44Salina Sacred Heart 42, Beloit 37Salina South 34, Wichita Campus 27Shawnee Heights 56, Leavenworth 54South Haven 54, Sedan 15Southeast Saline 52, Ellsworth 22St. Francis 57, Northern Valley 15St. John's Beloit-Tipton 53, Pike Valley 32St. Mary's 56, Osage City 38Sterling 44, St. John 35Sublette 52, Moscow 26Syracuse 47, Wallace County 37Topeka Hayden 53, Doniphan West 35Topeka Seaman 50, Topeka 42Troy 45, Axtell 29Uniontown 55, Crest 20Valley Heights 50, Clifton-Clyde 40Veritas Christian 42, Flint Hills Christian 30Victoria 42, Kinsley 23Waverly 45, Lyndon 32Wellington 60, Rose Hill 18Weskan 54, Greeley County 47West Elk 42, Flinthills 37, OTWichita Bishop Carroll 43, Kapaun Mount Carmel 28Wichita East 52, Wichita Northwest 35Wichita Heights 59, Wichita Southeast 34Wichita South 50, Wichita North 42Wichita Sunrise 55, Wichita Home School 18Wichita Trinity 53, Medicine Lodge 34Winfield 50, El Dorado 18___

Tuesday girls basketball results

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Ochai Agbaji scored 20 points and No. 6 Kansas saw all five starters score in double figures in a 76-62 victory over Oklahoma State Kansas, which wore throwback jerseys from the 1921-22 season, the year the Jayhawks won their first Helms Foundation national championship, pulled away late in the first half and never was threatened in the second half. Joining Agbaji in double figures for Kansas (21-4, 10-2 Big 12) was Christian Braun with 16 points, Dajuan Harris and David McCormack with 12 points each, and Jalen Wilson with 11. McCormack also had 12 rebounds for his sixth double-double of the season. Avery Anderson scored 15 points and Bryce Thompson added 11 for Oklahoma State (12-13, 5-8 Big 12).

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Ochai Agbaji scored 20 points and No. 6 Kansas saw all five starters score in double figures in a 76-62 victory over Oklahoma State Kansas, which wore throwback jerseys from the 1921-22 season, the year the Jayhawks won their first Helms Foundation national championship, pulled away late in the first half and never was threatened in the second half. Joining Agbaji in double figures for Kansas (21-4, 10-2 Big 12) was Christian Braun with 16 points, Dajuan Harris and David McCormack with 12 points each, and Jalen Wilson with 11. McCormack also had 12 rebounds for his sixth double-double of the season. Avery Anderson scored 15 points and Bryce Thompson added 11 for Oklahoma State (12-13, 5-8 Big 12).

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