Area Sub-State Tournaments Move To Championship Saturday; Schedule & Broadcast Plans Set

Friday high school sub-state quarterfinals had the Marysville Bulldog boys defeat Atchison County Community 53-19 in the Marysville 3A sub-state tournament. In the night cap, Nemaha Central boys shock Sabetha 55-51, giving the Blue Jays their first loss of the season.

Marysville boys will face Nemaha Central for the 3A sub-state championship Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. at Marysville High School. That game will be broadcast live on Classic Country 1570 AM, 94.1 FM KNDY as well as our website and the Classic Country KNDY mobile app for iPhone and Android.

Other results from around the area on Friday:

  • Valley Heights girls fall to Riverside 43-34, ending the Lady Mustang season.
  • Hanover boys top Wetmore 69-33.
  • Axtell boys beat Linn 66-36.
  • Centralia boys took Troy 40-36.
  • Clifton-Clyde over Lakeside-Downs 71-31.
  • Blue Valley-Randolph edged Osborne 54-53.
  • Clay Center boys win sub-state over Pratt 51-36 in 4A.

Saturday Schedule

1A DII at Axtell: Hanover girls face Linn at 5:30 p.m. for the Championship, and Hanover boys face Axtell at 7:00 p.m. for the Championship. Both games will be live on 95.5 KNDY, this website, and our 95.5 KNDY mobile app for iPhone and Android.

1A DI at Washington County: The Frankfort girls will face Osborne at 5:30 p.m. for the Championship. That game will be broadcast live on our sister-station Z-96.3 The Lake. You can stream it online at KDCountry94.com and the Z-96.3 The Lake mobile app for iPhone and Android. The Clifton-Clyde boys will face Blue Valley-Randolph at 7:00 p.m. for the Championship.

1A DI at Onaga: The Centralia girls will face Doniphan West for the Championship at 5:30 p.m., followed by the Centralia boys playing in the Championship against the Burlingame vs. Bishop Seabury winner at 7:00 p.m.

3A at Marysville: The Riley County girls will face Nemaha Central at 5:30 p.m. for the Championship, followed by Marysville boys facing Nemaha Central at 7:00 p.m. The Marysville game will be live on Classic Country 1570 AM, 94.1 FM KNDY, this website, and our Classic Country KNDY mobile app for iPhone and Android.

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