Martinsville Grandfather Clocks Crown NASCAR Winners
NASCAR Sprint Cup victors collect unique trophies at tracks nationwide with Martinsville’s enduring grandfather clocks, a symbol tied to track legend H. Clay Earles. Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson praise the clock’s history and visibility, while Petty recalls upgrading from small grandmother clocks to grand ones after 15 wins.
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Harris sets Baker Relays javelin mark for Ottawa
Ottawa University fresh man Courtney Harris topped the KCAC with a 126 ft 2 in javelin at the Baker Relays breaking Maggie Hasenkamp's school record. Coach Kirk Wren lauded Harris as a standout, while Kylie Covey posted KCAC leading 13.03 in the 100 m and 27.07 in the 200 m. Other Ottawa results included Laura Rodriguez 1 500 in 5 59.2 and Sara Calvert discus 111-3, plus Clarence Anderson 400 winner in 49.98 and Justin Garrard 5 000 in 16 00. Ottawa head coach Wren noted strong early season form ahead of Saturday at William Jewell.
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Ottawa
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Wren
Laura Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Sara Calvert
Wellsville
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Clarence Anderson
Clarence
Justin Garrard
William Jewell
Hillary Bruce
Anniee Huffman
Sarah Blecha
Ottawa softball splits ECAC opener against Bethany
The Ottawa University Lady Braves opened ECAC play in Ottawa with a 8-1 victory in game one fueled by a 13 hit attack and strong pitching from Ashley Renaldi who drove in three runs. Bethany captured the nightcap 5-1 as Ottawa moves to 12-10 overall and 1-1 in conference.
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Ot tawa women golfers place fifth at William Woods Invite
Ottawa University women’s golf finished fifth among 12 teams at the William Woods Invitational in Fulton Missouri with a team total of 771. Amy Wolfe led Ottawa finishing eighth with 168 while teammates Roni Channel 196 Lindsey Fenton 200 Laura Reed 209 and Lindsey Lightner 213 followed. Coach Wendell Smith praised the improved team effort and noted senior Amy Wolfe remains the cornerstone of the program while freshman Lindsey Fenton made notable progress.
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William Woods
Ottawa
Amy Wolfe
Wendell Smith
Amy
Roni
Lindsey Fenton
Laura Reed
Lindsey Lightner
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