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State Bound! Buffs, Lady Buffs win Sub-State and advance to the state tournament
By Freddie Arnold Telescope Sports Editor Running their way through Substate play, the Republic County Lady Buffs are State bound. Republic County coach Alan Sheets knew that in order to beat the No. 1-seed Washington County Tigers, the Lady Buffs would have to come together as a team and work harder than they have all season. As the old cliché says, ‘It’s better late than never.’ No one knows this better than the Lady Buffs as their late game heroics paid off with a 58-52 overtime win Saturday night. With only four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter and deep in foul trouble, the Lady Buffs (18-5) had a lot of ground to make up as they trailed the Tigers by 11 points.
“They all believed in themselves and rode the storm.” Lady Buffs Coach Alan Sheets “I told the girls we were still in this game and have been preaching all year long that it is never over until it’s over,” Sheets said. “You just got to keep playing.” Chipping away at the lead with what little time was left, the 11-point deficit was soon cut to six. With the snowball rolling and momentum on their side, a late Abbey Anderson steal led to a Jayden Jackson threepointer — her only points of the night. The trey brought the Lady Buffs within one score, 43-46. Down, but not out, the Lady Buffs resurgence continued as they battled back to tie the game with a late free throw, sending the contest to overtime. With the end of regulation, came a new ball game. With the score tied at 46, and still in foul trouble, the Lady Buffs rose to the occasion and defied all odds down two players. Once trailing by 11, the Lady Buffs picked the pace and jumped out to a quick four point lead in overtime. Inexperienced senior, Miranda Cottenmyre was called to fill the shoes of her fallen comrades and fellow post players Kalli Valek and Devin Nutsch, who had fouled out. Low on personnel, Cottenmyre’s presence opened up lanes and shots for point guard LaShae Hedstrom as the two combined for seven overtime points, propelling the Lady Buffs to victory. “We have been telling the girls all year that you just never know when your opportunity is going to come,” Sheets said. “Miranda got her opportunity and performed really well in overtime, she was huge. We used her to set a number of picks because the girl guarding her was never going to switch. Consequently our little point guard, LaShae Hedstrom, was open for a number of layups.” In extra-play, the Lady Buffs outscored the Tigers
TREVOR ALLEN (L) AND ZACK BRZON put defensive pressure on the Bennington player during the championship game of the Sub-State tournament. The Buffs went on to defeat the Bulldogs to advance to the state championship in Manhattan this week. By Freddie Arnold Telescope Sports Editor
LASHAE HEDSTROM goes in for an uncontested layup in the overtime period for the Lady Buffs as they defeated Washington County to advance to the state tournament. Hedstrom was able to get a couple of uncontested layups in the overtime period to keep the Lady Buffs ahead of the Lady Tigers. 12-6. In the last three years, the Tigers (20-2) have only lost four games. Of the four losses, three have come from the hands of the Lady Buffs who seem to have their number. “The attitude was great throughout the whole
game,” Sheets said. “They all believed in themselves and rode the storm.” Kiara McCall led all scorers with 26 points in the game followed by LaShae Hedstrom who netted 12. The Lady Buff’s positive attitude and unselfish play Continued On Page 2B
Late in the basketball post season, you can bet that nearly every game will go down to the wire. This year was no different. Using their superior shooting skills as a staple, the No. 2-seed Republic County Buffs escaped with a Substate Championship defeating the No. 1-seed Bennington Bulldogs 60-58 Saturday night. “We expected a battle and knew it wasn’t going to be easy,” Republic County coach Kevin Kuhlman said. After pulling ahead early, in the first quarter, the Buffs were getting a look at something they haven’t seen all season. The Bulldog’s set up in a 1-3-1 defense, and used the strong play of their guards to pull back and even the score at 28 a piece heading into the half. “We jumped ahead early, but like any good team they weren’t going to go away,” Kuhlman said. “At halftime I told our guys to just keep battling.” After trading leads through the third and into the fourth quarter, the Buffs relied on their strong shooting to keep the Bulldogs (20-2) at bay. The Buffs used their keen three-point shooting to stay ahead of Bennington as they shot 53-percent, making 10 of their 19 shots from beyond the arc. “When they were playing the 1-3-1 they left the back side open,” Kuhlman said. “With the backside open, we were able to hit Gary Hadachek who was able to hit a couple big threes.”
“The kids aren’t worried about stats. They just do their job and are very unselfish.” Buffs Coach Kevin Kuhlman With Hadachek, Trenton Kuhlman also nailed in six three-pointers. Kuhlman scored a game high 26 points and pulled in 5 rebounds. On top of Hadachek’s eight points, he led the game bringing in nine rebounds. After grabbing a two-point edge in the third quarter, the Buffs (20-3) matched the Bulldogs 16 points in the final quarter, edging Bennington by two for the Substate crown. “I told the Bennington coach before the game that there were two teams very deserving to go to state,” Kuhlman said. “But one of us wasn’t going.” The Buffs out rebounded all three teams they faced in the tournament, and coach Kuhlman knows that they will need to continue this streak to make an impact at the State tournament. The Buffs will be given a 3-seed spot in the State tournament and will face the 6-seed Winchester-Jefferson County North Chargers (17-6). “Going down the stretch we need to take care of the ball and continue to rebound,” Kuhlman said. Winchester is a big team. They have a couple big kids, we will need to limit their shots and continue to play.” Republic County 60, Bennington 58 Score by Quarters Republic County (20-3) 14 14 16 16 — 60 Bennington (20-2) 11 17 14 16 — 58
--Solomon The No. 2-seed Republic County Buffs outlasted the No. 3-seed Solomon Gorillas 59-46, Thursday in the Substate semifinals. Powered by Trevor Allen’s career-high 32 point 12 rebound double-double, the Buffs took full advantage of the poor first-half showing by the Gorillas (16-6). Struggling in the first half, the Gorillas shot a mere 6-25 from the field, making 0-9 three point shots. Out shot and out rebounded 21-13 in the first half, the Buffs were able to build a 29-18 halftime cushion. Though the strong shooting Buffs uncharacteristically drew cold from beyond the arc, shooting only 3-15 (20-percent) throughout the game, their ability to take care of the ball let them ride an early lead to victory. The Buffs only turned the ball over six times. Behind Allen’s 32-point game, Trenton Kuhlman was the Buff’s only other scorer in double digits as he added 13 points. Republic County 59, Solomon 46 Score by Quarters Republic County (20-3) 14 15 18 12 — 59 Solomon (16-6) 6 12 12 16 — 46
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TOURNAMENT BRACKET STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT March 6-9, 2013 SITE: Manhattan, Bramlage Coliseum [1] Meade (22-0)
Boys Class 2A
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[8] Oswego (14-9) Friday @ 4:15 p.m.
[4] Inman (18-5) Wednesday @ 3:00 p.m.
[5] Moundridge (18-5) Saturday @ 6:15 p.m.
[2] Lyndon (22-1)
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Defeat Wakefield, Ell-Saline, Washington County Continued From Page 1B paved the way to the State tournament. The numbers don’t lie, representing teamwork to the fullest. Of the Lady Buffs starting five, two players’ average ten points per game and two others average nine points. Looking ahead to the tournament coach Sheets says the Lady Buffs will need to continue their solid teamwork while buying into the fact that every possession counts. The Lady Buffs have five losses this year, but three have come to 4A teams. In the State tournament the Buffs will be a 6-seed matched up with the 3-seed Sterling Black Bears (20-3). Republic County 58, Washington County 52 Score by Quarters Republic County (18-5) 4 8 18 16 12 — 58 Washington County (20-2) 9 8 19 10 6 — 52
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[7] Ness City (16-7) Friday @ 8:15 p.m.
[3] Belleville-Republic Co. (30-3)
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Girls Class 2A
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[8] Meade (14-8) Friday @ 3:00 p.m.
[4] Moundridge (20-3) Thursday @ 4:45 p.m.
[5] Allen-Northern Hts. (19-3) Saturday, @ 4:00 p.m
--Ell-Saline In the Semifinals of the Substate tournament, the Republic County Lady Buffs found themselves face-toface with an old foe. Last year, in 2012 Substate play the Lady Buffs knocked off the Brookville-Ell Saline Cardinals in the first round. The Cardinals met again with the Buffs looking to settle a score this year in the second round. Despite returning all starters from last season, the Cardinals were unable to find vengeance, as the Lady Buffs edged the No. 3-seed Cardinals 44-40 Friday night. The Cardinals (15-6) failed to find anything positive to work with. From beyond the arc, the Cardinal shot 14-percent, making only 2 of their 14 attempts. To make a bleak situation even worse, they could find no help. The Cardinals scored zero points off the bench. After grabbing an early 13-7 lead, the Buffs refused to budge staying on top throughout the entire contest. Once up nine in the fourth quarter, the Buffs rode them out with their eye
on a Substate championship. Though the Buff’s seemed a bit shaky at the charity line, making only 5 of 13, they made up for it from everywhere else on the court. The Buffs shot 47-percent from the field, and 43-percent from three point land. LaShae Hedstrom led the Buffs with 14 points on the evening. Abbey Anderson scored 10 and hauled in 9 rebounds. Republic County 44, BrookvilleEll Saline 40 Score by Quarters Republic County (18-5) 13 6 12 13 — 44 Ell-Saline (15-6) 7 7 10 16 — 40
--Wakefield The Republic County Lady Buffs (18-5) wasted no time opening the first round of the Substate tournament with a bang. Led by senior Devin Nutsch’s doubledouble of 17 points and 10 rebounds, the Lady Buffs cruised to an easy 56-27 victory over the Wakefield Bombers Tuesday night. The Lady Buff’s solid defense grounded the No. 7-seed Bombers allowing only 10 first half points. What chance the Bombers did have, failed to launch. In their ten-point first half, the Bombers (120) converted only 21-percent of their field goals and were out rebounded by the Lady Buffs 25-15. Giving nothing yet taking it all, the Lady Buff’s pulled in 18 offensive boards and used them to cash in on 18 second-chance points while the Bombers 8 offensive rebound only produced 2 second-chance points. Other scorers in double figures included the Buff’s Abbey Anderson who scored 13 points and tallied 7 rebounds. Kiara McCall followed with 10 points of her own. Republic County 56, Wakefield 27 Score by Quarters Republic County (18-5) 11 18 17 10 — 56 Wakefield (1-20) 4 6 8 9— 27
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[7] Sedan (17-6) Friday @ 6:30 p.m.
[3] Sterling (20-3)
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[6] Belleville Republic Co. (18-5)
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Buffs /Defeat Lincoln, Solomon, Bennington Continued From Page 1B Lincoln In their opening round of the Substate tournament, the No. 2-seed Republic County Buffs made quick work of the No. 7-seed Lincoln Leopards, winning 74-35 Wednesday night. The Buffs (20-3) put on a shooting clinic posting a 5112 halftime score. In the contest, the Buffs shot an astounding 52-percent from the field. At halftime, the Buffs were 7-9
from beyond the arc and finished 9-20 at 45-percent. Even from the charity line the Buffs were on fire. They shot 11-14, making 79-percent of their free throws. With scoring, came sharing. A total of 11 players got a hand on the ball as the Buffs totaled 21 assists throughout the game — the Leopards (4-16) only recorded three. Trevor Allen and Trenton Kuhlman totaled 41 points, over half the team’s score.
Allen led the team scoring 22 points and dishing out 5 assists, as Trenton Kuhlman contributed 19 points. The Buffs didn’t give the Leopards a chance, let alone a shot, forcing 22 turnovers — double what the Buffs had. Republic County 74, Lincoln 35 Score by Quarters Republic County (20-3) 26 25 17 6 — 74 Lincoln (4-16) 6 6 8 15 — 35
LUCAS NUTSCH puts defensive pressure on the Solomon players in the second round game of the Buffs at the Sub-State tournament. The Buffs defeat of Solomon put the Buffs in the Championship game against top seeded Bennington.
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Lady Panther’s season ends in slim loss The 2012-13 chapter of Pike Valley Girls basketball came to a climatic close as the final second clicked off the scoreboard at the substate semi-final game held last Thursday at Osborne. More on that later… Opening round of substate play began as the 3rd seeded Lady Panthers took on the 6 seed Lakeside Lady Knights on Monday, Feb. 25th. The Pike Valley gals jumped to a 14 – 8 first quarter lead and kept that margin by halftime with the score 24-18. The second half belonged to Pike Valley as they outscored their opponent 34 – 10 on their way to the 58 – 28 victory. The Lady Panthers had 4 girls that scored double figures, led by Jaid Runft with 15 points and 8 rebounds; Kora Bergstrom had 11 pts, 9 rbs ; Courtney Freed 10 pts, 5 rbs ; Casey Freed 10 pts, 1 rbs ; Brooke Jensen 4 pts, 2 rbs; Tori Swafford 4 pts , 2 rbs; Peyton Runft 3 pts , 4 rbs. The PV gals shot a collective 49 % from the floor and shared 16 assists on the 21 field goals scored in the win. On the following Thursday, Feb. 28th, it was semifinal play vs the 2 seed and tournament host , Osborne Lady Bulldogs. Senior Kora Bergstrom scored two quick baskets for the Panthers, but within 2 minutes of the start of the game, she picked up her second foul and was forced to sit the remaining first quarter. By quarter’s end , Osborne held a 15 – 8 lead. The Lady Bulldogs used efficient 3-point shooting in building a 12 point lead midway through the 2nd period before the Lady
Panthers battled back to just a 6 point deficit by halftime, trailing 29 – 23 . In the second half, Pike Valley played as good of man to man defense they ever had all season, holding Osborne to just one field goal for the whole half ( one 3-pt basket ). The Lady Panthers outscored the Bulldogs 13 – 9 in the second half but still came two points short at the final buzzer. Pike Valley fought back in the 4th quarter to take a 3 point lead with a few minutes left in the contest, but several untimely miscues allowed Osborne to retake the lead with 9 seconds to play. Following their last timeout, the Lady Panthers had a promising last-second shot miss its mark, bringing the season to a close. Pike Valley defended and rebounded very well in the contest, created 10 steals and had 7 assists on the 12 field goals they made, but it was poor shooting and turnovers that would cost them the opportunity to advance in sub- state play. The Panthers shot a disappointing 23% (12 / 53) from the floor, but did convert 12 / 16 from the foul line. Fifteen turnovers also hampered the comeback effort and allowed Osborne to retake the lead late in the game. Final score : Osborne 38 Pike Valley 36 . Casey Freed led the Panthers in scoring on this night with 12 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Kora Bergstrom finished her final game as a Lady Panther by scoring 9 points and collecting 10 rebounds. Courtney Freed scored 6 points, had 4 steals, and took a season high 3 charges. Jaid
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Runft scored 9 points and had 4 rebounds. Tori Swafford grabbed 3 rebounds; Brooke Jensen had 2 rebounds and 2 assists, while Peyton Runft gathered 4 rebounds in the contest. “While none of us wanted our season to end at this stage, Coach Thayer and I are so proud of the effort our gals displayed in battling a good Osborne team,” stated Coach Bergstrom. “ We were fighting up-hill all evening but continued thru all adversity. We tell them when you give everything you got, win or lose, that is the most important virtue of the game. Our gals fought hard enough to deserve that victory, we just missed some opportunities to execute a complete comeback. The disappointment in not advancing our season is overshadowed by our pride in the effort they sacrificed , the chemistry they developed, and the character they displayed on the court while competing. “ I want to thank my daughter, Kora, for a wonderful career at Pike Valley. It’s not easy being the coach’s kid and a team leader at the same time. She’s had great success as a Lady Panther and great teammates , who will continue to aspire and achieve high goals next season. Kora was our only senior, the future is bright for next year as well !” The Lady Panthers closed the season 14 – 7 overall , ( 8 – 2 in league play) .
Panther’s fall in first round In the Pike Valley Panther’s first round game in sub-state against Osborne, the Panther’s opened up the game to keep it tight but eventually Osborne was too much for the Panthers, topping them 57-42 to end Pike Valley’s season. The Panther’s led Osborne after the first quarter, 9-8 but in the second period, Osborne went on a run and went into the halftime break up 23-14. In the second half, the Panther’s out-scored Osborne 9-7 in the third period but Osborne again went on a run in the final quarter, out-scoring the Panther’s 27-19 to put the game away. “Osborne started strong using their quickness to get to the basket and making their free throws when they got to the line,” said coach
Gary Loring. “We rallied a number of times throughout the game and stayed within seven points for most of the contest.” The Panther’s top scorer, Quinton Isaacson, sprained his ankle in the first half which slowed the Panther’s scoring threat down. “He did the best he could for the rest of the game,” said Loring. “Everyone contributed in the game but we just couldn’t get over the hump.” Despite his sprained ankle, Isaacson ended the night with high score, 15, but was only five of 14. He didn’t struggled as much at the line, going five of seven. Casey Jensen added 11 for the Panther’s, going three of nine from the floor and five of nine from the charity strip. Gabriel McGregor had five for the night. Cade
Huncovsky, Robert Cox and Aaron Swanson each had three and Dakota Brewer sank two free throws for two. “We fought through a lot of sickness and injuries throughout the season, but improved as the year moved on,” noted Loring. “We had eight seniors that have been great leaders in practice and the games as well. Dakota Brewer, Cole Ehlers, Sam Janssen, Aaron Swanson, Robert Cox, Cade Huncovsky, Braden Field and Quinton Isaacson have all contributed in a positive way to Pike Valley basketball. I was very proud of Braden Field and Sam Janssen for coming back out this year after missing their junior year and competing hard all season.”
Junior High wrestling results Results From Jr High Wrestling vs Smith Center and Beloit: Carl Brunner 0-3, Gavin Schuler 1-3, Dee Dyke 2-2, Trevor Lowell, 2-1, Tanner Roop 1-2, Christian Tipton 3-1, McKenzie Cromwell, 1-2, Gavin Gowing 1-2, Bret Stindt 3-0, Mikel Cottenmyre 2-0. Results JR High League Tournament at Minneapolis: Bret Stindt 1st Season Record(SR) 11-0, Mikel Cottenmyre 1st SR 11-0, Chris-
tian Tipton 1st SR 11-4, Trevor Lowell 1st SR 12-3, Tanner Roop 1st SR 7-7, De Dyke 2nd SR 8-7, McKenzie Cromewell 2nd, Gavin Schuler 3rd, GAvin Gowing 3rd, Carl Brunner 4th Team Record on the Year in Duals was 5-2-2. Results From KS-NE Throwdown in Belleville: Owen Weatherhead 2nd, Lenon Ninemire 3rd, Gannon Couture 1st, Jordan Williams 1st, AJ Polansky 2nd,
Joshua Shelly 1st, Trevor Lewellyn 2nd, Carter White 1st, Caleb Bates 3rd, Kade Cyr 1st, Kaleb Talkington 1st, Kyler Havel 2nd, Anthoney Williams 3rd, Curtis Hansen 1st, Cade Anderson 4th, Shawn Hartsock 3rd, Gunner Couture 2nd, Tyler Stindt 3rd, Andrew Hubert 4th, Gavin Schuler 1st, De Dyke 3rd, Trevor Lowell 1st, Christian Tipton 3rd, Bret Stindt 1st
Johnson, Popelka place in Free Throw Championship The Knights of Columbus State Free Throw Championship was held in Salina on Sunday, March 3, 2012 at Sacred Heart Jr./Sr. High School Gym. The State Contest was hosted by three Salina Knights of Columbus Councils, #601, #8196 and #10778 and was under the direction of Rod Hoffman, State
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Youth Activities Director. The winners’ scores will be sent to the Knights of Columbus Supreme Office in New Haven, Connecticut to be entered in the International Contest. Winners from our area are: 10 year old Thomas Biery, Clyde, KS 1st place, 12 year old Dyelan Reed, Clyde, KS 2nd place, 13 year old Riley Doebele, Hanover, KS 1st place, Kendsey Johnson, Belleville, KS 3rd place, and Tyler Popelka, Cuba, KS 5th place.
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Forms must be received or post marked by 5:00 p.m. Friday for each Week’s Contest.
Weekly Prize is based on the returned weekly entry with the most correct picks for the week.
Shaun’s Service & Tires No Photo Copies Please
1702 N St. / Belleville 785-527-2720 Send Completed Entry Form to:
800-527-5998
Grand Prize:
tlfrye@nckcn.com
$100
Basketball Contest The Belleville Telescope 1805 N St. Belleville, KS 66935
Grand Prize is by random drawing of all the entries received throughout the contest. The more you enter the better chance you have to win!
1834 M St., Belleville, KS 785-527-2332 SCOFIELD’S SCOFIELD’S
Shaun’s Service & Tires SCOFIELD’S
CLASSIC MUSTANGS Inc.Inc. CLASSIC MUSTANGS GARYGARY SCOFIELD SCOFIELD 1540 1540 US HIGHWAY 81 81 US HIGHWAY BELLEVILLE, KS 66935 BELLEVILLE, KS 66935
CELL: 785-955-0225 SHOP: 785-527-2522
HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00 Detail Pros SATURDAY BY AppOINTMENT ONLY Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00
1702 N St. / Belleville www.scofieldpros.com 785-527-2720
Saturday by Appointment Only Cleaning Up The World One Vehicle At A Time! www.scofieldpros.com
Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home 1104 20th St., Belleville, KS 800-527-5998
785-527-2211 tlfrye@nckcn.com 1212 18th St., Belleville / 785-527-5951
FOOD MART Geo. W. Hays Lumber Building Materials
Sondra & Janet
2409 US Hwy Belleville, KS KS 2311 M St. Belleville 1305 18th St.81 // Belleville, 785-527-5695 / Fax 785-527-2774 785-5272464 785-527-2866 gwhs@nckcn.com
Roger Novak Real Estate
1325 18th Street, Belleville, Kansas 785-527-2626 1825Auctioneer N St. / Belleville, / 785-527-5868 & RealKSEstate Broker 1307 18th St., Belleville 785-527-5179 bellevillefarmhome@nckcn.com
1317 18th St. Belleville, KS 785.527.8122
1806 M Street / Belleville, KS / 785-527-2146
1212 18th St., Belleville / 785-527-5951
785-527-2200
Name: Address: City:
State:
Circle Winner
Sew Country 1. Iowa St. @ West Virginia 2. Texas @ Texas Tech
3. Oklahoma TCU 1834 M St., @Belleville, KS 800-527-5998 4. Kansas St. @ Oklahoma St. 785-527-2332 tlfrye@nckcn.com 5. Florida @ Kentucky
6. Syracuse @ Georgetown SCOFIELD’S SCOFIELD’S
Shaun’s Service 8. Notre Dame @ Louisville & Tires SCOFIELD’S 9. Duke @ North Carolina
CLASSIC MUSTANGS Inc.Inc. CLASSIC MUSTANGS
GARY SCOFIELD 7. Marquette GARY SCOFIELD @ St. Johns
1540 1540 US HIGHWAY 81 81 US HIGHWAY BELLEVILLE, KS 66935 BELLEVILLE, KS 66935
CELL: 785-955-0225 SHOP: 785-527-2522
HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00 Sondra &Pros Janet Detail SATURDAY BY AppOINTMENT ONLY Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00
1702 N St. / Belleville
10. Indiana @ Michigan Saturday by Appointment Only KS 1305 18th St. / Belleville, Cleaning Up The World785-527-2720 One Vehicle At A Time! www.scofieldpros.com
785-527-2866 www.scofieldpros.com
Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home 1104 20th St., Belleville, KS
1825 N St.785-527-2211 / Belleville, KS / 785-527-5868
1212 18th St., Belleville / 785-527-5951 bellevillefarmhome@nckcn.com
FOOD MART DUFFY’S
36 SERVICE 800-527-5998
1421 28th St., Belleville 2311 M St. Belleville 785-5272464 785-527-2309 1806 M tlfrye@nckcn.com Street / Belleville, KS / 785-527-2146
1325 Street, Belleville, Kansas Mark18th Uhlik, Broker / Auctioneer Sondra & Janet Lora Peters, Agent 1305 18th785-527-2626 St. / 785-955-0072 Belleville, KS Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker www.KsLamdCo.com
785-527-2866
1825 N St. / Belleville, KS / 785-527-5868 Zip bellevillefarmhome@nckcn.com
Shaun’s Service & Tires
Tie Breaker:
Predict score of the game listed below
1702 N St. / Belleville 785-527-2720 1806 MKansas Street / Belleville, KS / 785-527-2146
at Sew Country Baylor 1834 M St., Belleville, KS 785-527-2332 1212 18th St., Belleville / 785-527-5951 SCOFIELD’S SCOFIELD’S
CLASSIC MUSTANGS Inc.Inc. CLASSIC MUSTANGS GARYGARY SCOFIELD SCOFIELD 1540 1540 US HIGHWAY 81 81 US HIGHWAY BELLEVILLE, KS 66935 BELLEVILLE, KS 66935
CELL: 785-955-0225 SHOP: 785-527-2522
HOURS: SCOFIELD’S MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00 Detail Pros ROOFING DOORS / Hours: WINDOWS / METAL SATURDAY BY AppOINTMENT ONLY Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00 SHINGLESSaturday / HARDWARE / IRWINOnly TOOLS by Appointment
www.scofieldpros.com 1424 US HWY 36 / 785-527-2831 Cleaning Up The World One Vehicle At A Time! www.scofieldpros.com
Shaun’s Service Roger Novak Tibbetts-Fischer Real Estate &Home TiresKansas Funeral 1325 18th Street, Belleville, Swedish-American State Bank 1702 N St. / Belleville Member FDIC
Established 1913 785-527-2626 1104 20th St., Belleville, KS
785-527-2720
Johnson Insurance Agency
Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker 785-527-2211 Courtland, Kansas 785-374-4231
FOOD MART The Belleville
“At The Crossroads Of America”
Telescope 1805 N St., Belleville 785-527-2244 2311 M St. Belleville Website: thebellevilletelescope.com 1212 18th 785-5272464 St., Belleville / 785-527-5951
John Rhine
1825Hwy N St.81, / Belleville, 1813 Belleville,KSKS/ 785-527-5868 785-527-2233 bellevillefarmhome@nckcn.com
MELTON MOTOR CO. INC. 1-800-344-6337
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CROSSROADS X X PHARMACY X 2311 M St., Belleville
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Sondra & Janet
Roger Novak Real Estate
Haley Popelka Photographer studio.h.photos1@gmail.com
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Last Week’s Winner: Williams 1305Herman 18th St. / Belleville, KS 785-527-2866
Sew Country
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US Hwy. 81 & 20th St. / Belleville 785-527-2201 1806 M Street / Belleville, KS / 785-527-2146
1906 M St / Belleville, KS 785-527-2983
RURAL Roger Novak Real Estate GAS
1325M 18thSt., Street,Belleville, Belleville, Kansas 201 KS 785-527-2626 785-527-2441 Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker
Roger Novak Sew RealCountry Estate 1325 18th Street, Belleville, Kansas
1834 M785-527-2626 St., Belleville, KS Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker 785-527-2332 SCOFIELD’S SCOFIELD’S
CLASSIC MUSTANGS Inc.Inc. CLASSIC MUSTANGS GARYGARY SCOFIELD SCOFIELD 1540 1540 US HIGHWAY 81 81 US HIGHWAY BELLEVILLE, KS 66935 BELLEVILLE, KS 66935
CELL: 785-955-0225 SHOP: 785-527-2522
HOURS: SCOFIELD’S MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 - 5:00 Detail Pros SATURDAY BY AppOINTMENT ONLY Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00 Saturday by Appointment Only Cleaning Up The World One Vehicle At A Time! www.scofieldpros.com
www.scofieldpros.com
Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home 1104 20th St., Belleville, KS
785-527-2211
FOOD MART
Sew Country 1834 800-527-5998 M St., Belleville, KS 2311 M St. Belleville tlfrye@nckcn.com 785-527-2332 785-5272464 SCOFIELD’S SCOFIELD’S
CLASSIC MUSTANGS Inc.Inc. CLASSIC MUSTANGS GARYGARY SCOFIELD SCOFIELD 1540 1540 US HIGHWAY 81 81 US HIGHWAY BELLEVILLE, KS 66935 BELLEVILLE, KS 66935
CELL: 785-955-0225 SHOP: 785-527-2522
Sondra & Janet 8:00 - 5:00 HOURS: SCOFIELD’S MONDAY-FRIDAY Detail Pros SATURDAY BY AppOINTMENT ONLY Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00
1305 18th St. / Belleville, KS Saturday by Appointment Only Cleaning Up The World One Vehicle At A Time! www.scofieldpros.com 785-527-2866 www.scofieldpros.com
Tibbetts-Fischer Funeral Home St., Belleville, KS 1825 1104 N St. /20th Belleville, KS / 785-527-5868 bellevillefarmhome@nckcn.com 785-527-2211
FOOD MART 2311 M St.
Belleville
1806 M Street / Belleville, KS / 785-527-2146 785-5272464
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