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High School FootballSaturday, November 14

Olathe North and Olathe Northwest both lose in the Class 6A sectional round

The Daily Olathe teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're an Olathe football fan, Friday was a rough one. Olathe North lost 48-14 to Mill Valley, and Olathe Northwest fell 43-36 to Gardner Edgerton in Class 6A sectional games.

Both Olathe 6A teams lost in the sectional round

  • Olathe North14
    Mill Valley48
    Final
  • Olathe Northwest36
    Gardner Edgerton43
    Final

Sources: KAKE, Butler County Times-Gazette

Seven points separated Northwest and Gardner Edgerton in a shootout. A Butler County Times-Gazette preview had picked Mill Valley 41-24 and Gardner Edgerton 21-20, so both winners scored more than it predicted.

  • Still alive statewide: 36 teams across 9 classes
  • Class 5A: Blue Valley 27, De Soto 0
  • Class 5A: Spring Hill 28, Basehor-Linwood 23
  • Class 4A: Bishop Miege 50, Eudora 7

Mill Valley and Gardner Edgerton both outscored the preview's prediction

41Mill Valley48
24Olathe North14
21Gardner Edgerton43
20Olathe Northwest36

Sources: KAKE, Butler County Times-Gazette

Sources: KAKE, Butler County Times-Gazette

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