Ottawa U-14 Girls and Thunder win weekend soccer games
The Ottawa United U-14 girls split two matches while the Thunder defeated Paola 5-0 on Saturday. Mutiny U-14 girls lost 2-0 to Topeka but beat Emporia 4-1 on Sunday. Jayme Vance scored twice with Ashley Heise and Brodi Whitacre adding goals. The Mutiny sit 1-1-1 ahead of a 2:30 p.m. Saturday game in Topeka. The Thunder’s scorers include Andrew Huschka with two goals and Ryan Sipple Trey Watts and Wes Sylvester scoring once each.
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Ottawa relays show Cyclones superiority in long distance sweep
The Cyclones dominated long distance events at Ottawa Relays with wins in the 2 mile, mile relays, and sweep of the 880. Lincoln Prep matched by scoring in many events but Ottawa’s top runners, including Leanne Drumright and Rache anew Ikwe Goetz, stood out. Goetz, also a soccer team member, won discus and shot put while managing cross-town duties.
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Lady Braves sweep and rally in softball tournament play
Ottawa’s softball team powered by Davidson’s pitching and McMillen’s batwork toppled Benedictine 7 2 and 4 0 as Croucher Kempfe and Singleton produced multi hit games. McMillen homered, Lord earned the save, and the squad faced a 5 3 loss to Kansas Wesleyan before a 4 p.m doubleheader at Bethany.
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Pomona girls win track title opener at Marais des Cygnes
Pomona Middle School girls track opened the season by winning the Marais des Cygnes Valley quadrangular with 93 points. Pomona swept multiple events led by Willhite and Soper in sprints, distance races, relays, and field events, setting or tying records as Hamilton Arn Clayton and others contributed strong placements. Kansas seniors announce barn storming tour with Osage City stop on April 29 and farewell at Allen Fieldhouse on April 25 with $5 tickets.
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