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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2005
Page
4
Shawna Loomis Cassie Heil and Hallie Boyce of Ottawa University earned Daktronics NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete nods for the 2005 season. Nominees must be juniors seniors or fifth-year seniors with at least a 3.50 GPA and varsity status in 2005.
West Franklin baseball swept a doubleheader from McLouth to open the season. In game one Tad Eubanks earned the win with nine strikeouts, Matt Rand driving in three runs. Game two featured 10 hits and six walks as every Falcons player scored. Weston Reece Jeremiah Stumpf and Tanner Niteher had two RBIs each. Abe Frieden got the win with Garrett Ramsey also pitching. West Franklin improves to 2-0 and travels to Lyndon next.
In Wichita the Ottawa University and Friends University baseball teams split a doubleheader with each side winning 4-2. Friends took the opener as a run in the sixth broke a 3-3 tie and Jon Qualls held Ottawa to five hits. Ottawa answered in the nightcap with three runs in the third and 11 total hits led by three-hit days for Tyler Lynnes and Jim Summers.
Baker swept Ottawa University in a softball doubleheader, winning 3-0 in game one and 12-9 in game two. Ottawa trailed 12-3 before six runs in the seventh frame, led by Angie Thetford with 4 RBIs and Pam Brehm with 3. Baker piled 17 hits, led by Kendra Cody with two homers and 4 RBIs, and Pam Miller added four hits. Ottawa, 2-12, hosts Friends then Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence Tuesday.
Wellsville girls track finished second in the Emporia State University Relays 4-1A division with 128 points, behind Wichita Independent. Jessica Lund won javelin, Jessica Simecka took shot put and discus, Carissa Hughes cleared 9-6 in pole vault, Aubrey Poor ran 3 200, Rachel Whalen won 100 hurdles, and Wellsville won both relays and the distance medley.
Kevin Harvick, winless since 2003, started last in a 43-car field at Bristol Motor Speedway after repairs to fix a power steering leak. He moved to the front with 66 laps to go and beat pole-sitter Elliott Sadler to claim the Food City race title.
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