Ottawa High Hires Ron Mann To Lead Football Team
Pending board approval, Lawrence High assistant Ron Mann is named head football coach at Ottawa High School. If approved April 24, Mann will replace Steve Seirer, bring recent state success and a history of strong defensive coordination to the Cyclones program.
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OHS
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Shawnee Heights hires ex Madison coach Mike Ford
Former Ottawa High assistant Mike Ford was named head football coach at Shawnee Heights High School Tecumseh with unanimous board approval to succeed Bernie Bierman. Ford will also teach math and physical education and serve as assistant wrestling coach. He noted coaching at Heights, a 6A school, would be a new challenge after Madison’s 11-0 title run last season.
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Ottawa Middle School
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Ottawa High
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Shawnee Heights
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Heights
Madison High School
Madison
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Ottawa
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Baker University
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Cyclones Reign Supreme In OHS Golf Meet
Ottawa High captured the team title at the Ottawa Country Club with 320 strokes, 17 ahead of Paola and four straight Invitational wins. Brad Ansley led the Cyclones with 76, joined by Latimer and King in the 70s, while McLain and Gollier posted 86s for Ottawa. The Cyclones earned four individual medals, with a playoff deciding two more, and head to Garnett for a invitational before preparing for regional events.
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Smith and Weidenbach Triumph At Boston Marathon
Geoff Smith battled cramps after 20 miles but still won the Boston Marathon in 2 hours 14 minutes 5 seconds, defeating Gary Tuttle by over five minutes. Lisa Larsen Weidenbach captured the women’s title in 2 hours 34 minutes 6 seconds in unseasonably warm weather.
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Marblehead
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Houston
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Durham
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