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NOC ENID 81, RHEMA BIBLE 68

NOC       46   35   —   81

RHEMA       35   33   —   68

NOC: Espinoza 23, Qualls 14, Brooks 11, Brown 11, Poitier 7, Williams 7, Bigum 6, Lewis 2

Rhema: Byrd 15, Foster 13, Christian 13, Altidor 10, Hammond 6, Keni-Satele 5, Hoskins 4, Reis 2

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SOUTH HAVEN, KAN. 55, GARBER 48

SOUTH HAVEN   21   7   11   16   —   55

GARBER   7   10   15   14   —   48

S. HAVEN: Showman 25, Lowe 13, Cully 8, Harris 5, Ray 3, Clup 1

GARBER: Avants 16, Newton 11, Vandiver 7, McCleave 5, Killman 4, Hunt 3, Swayne 2

BURLINGTON 65,

COVINGTON-DOUGLAS 49

BURLINGTON   19   7   25   14   —   65

C-D   14   12   8   12   —   49

Burlington: Gosselin 28, Newlin 26, Ellerbeck 6, Flackman 1, Talbott 3, Stewart 1

C-D: Thayer 21, Smith 11, Daugherty 9, Carl 6, Brown 2

ALINE-CLEO 55,

SHARON-MUTUAL 32

S-M   8   10   13   1   —   32

A-C   12   12   23   8   —   55

S-M: Baker 12, Harper 10, Walker 10

A-C: Robinson 18, Swinney 7, Stokes 17, Lesta 10, Vaag 2, Dobbs 1

CHEROKEE 84, TIMBERLAKE 42

CHEROKEE   24   20   24   16   —   84

TIMBERLAKE   15   5   6   16   —   42

Cherokee: Huckabee 33, Dewitt 18, Schanbacher 7, McKinnon 6, Argraves 5, Castro 4, James 4, Bowman 2, Hester 2, Klick 2, Jordan 1

Timberlake: Nichols 10, Dungan 10, Buller 8, Henderson 6, Fishback 4, Seaman 2, Robinson 2

Late Friday

RINGWOOD 46, WAYNOKA 31

RINGWOOD   11   6   11   18   —   46

WAYNOKA   8   8   8   7   —   31

Ringwood: Resendiz 14, Moehle 9, Barcenas 8, Schroeder 5, Swart 4, Broomfield 3, Aguillar 3

Waynoka: Merriweather 7, Baird 7, Green 6, Reed 4, Hinderliter 3, Budy 2, Long 2

PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL

GARBER 55, SOUTH HAVEN, KAN. 38

SOUTH HAVEN   11   9   13   5   —   38

GARBER   16   11   10   18   —   55

South: Barlow 10, Harris 6, Lathers 3, Turek 3, Tanner 2, White 6, K. Tanner 3, Jacbs 5

Garber: Tralle 18, Bolin 2, Leathers 11, Garrett 20, Collins 2, Powell 2

BURLINGTON 58,

COVINGTON-DOUGLAS 20

BURLINGTON   20   17   15   6   —   58

C-D   5   11   2   2   —   20

Burlington: Rieger 31, K. Garvie 9, S. Garvie 8, Armbruster 2, Nall 2, Ferrell 2, Stewart 2

C-D: H. Kaiser 8, B. Kaiser 6, Parsons 6

SHARON-MUTUAL 78

ALINE-CLEO 21

S-M   37   9   19   13   —   78

A-C   0   8   8   5   —   21

S-M: M.O. Phillips 3, Thompson 11, Schmeling 14, Nielsen 2, M.E. Phillips 2, Harris 4, Cottom 8, Cooper 7, Steadman 1, Schmidt 3, Halley 6, Little 10, Long 7

A-C: Beckwith 13, Gahr 6, Moore 2

TIMBERLAKE 61, CHEROKEE 17

CHEROKEE   8   3   4   2   —   17

TIMBERLAKE   22   20   13   6   —   61

Cherokee: Hawkins 6, J. Unruh 5, N. Unruh 4, Schanbacher 2

Timberlake: Severin 18, Clift 14, Castle 10, Adkisson 9, LeForce 6, Schlup 2,

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