Cen ral Heights Vikings take third at dayhawk Linn Invite
Cen tral Heights boys track finished third with 96 points behind Adrian Mo and KC Christian. Kyle Gorton and Devin Kueser each won two events, Gorton vaulting 14 feet and winning the javelin with 139-7. Kueser took the 800 in 2 05.7 and the 1600 in 4 54. Sam Oram won shot put 44-9 and Craig Pearson was second in long jump 18-34, tying for third in high jump 5-8.
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Central Heights and Vikings shine in track meet
CH track results show Chris Woolery runner up in 110 hurdles and third in 300 hurdles. Central Heights girls place seventh with 54 points led by Mandi Cox with wins and top finishes including high jump and multiple events. Caitlin Macek and Angela Chrisjohn also score in distance events. Central Heights relay teams place mid-pack in the 3,200 and 1,600.
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Ottawa JV golf team runner up in Gardner Invite
Ottawa sophomore Chris McPheron led the junior varsity to a runner up finish in the Gardner Invitational with medalist 39 as Ottawa shot 188 eight strokes behind Gardner. Phillip Sylvester 49 Matt Neff 50 Adam Quick 50 Eric Hanson 52 Chase Reed 54. Winds elevated scores, coach Kristin Wilson said she was pleased given several players first meet. Ottawa JV next plays Monday in Garnett.
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Wellsville JV struggles with four early losses in season
Wellsville junior varsity baseball opened with four losses to Spring Hill and Anderson County. Kyle Rush led the bats with five hits and four stolen bases in AC games, while Rob Mosse added four hits and four RBIs. Ryan Whalen sparkled defensively in the opener as James Bohr hit a triple.
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Royals Rally, White Sox Blown Lead in Ninth Inning
In the eighth inning Damaso Marte allowed a game tying two run homer to Angel Berroa as the Royals capitalized on a late White Sox meltdown. Frank Thomas drove in a sacrifice fly in the ninth but a defensive error by Jason Grimsley and a strategic shift by Pena kept the game tight. Dee Brown exited with an injury as Mendy Lopez entered, adding five infielders for Kansas City.
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Royals set franchise best start at 11-2 in season
Pena opened with a grounder as Thomas lined a ball to right for a run, enabling Tony Graffanino to score on the wind aided hit. Mike Sweeney praised a clean game with no fan intrusions while Berroa homered for his first career long ball and Magglio Ordonez extended his 12 game hitting streak. Jon Garland recovered after a leadoff single, retiring 17 of 19 batters.
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Jordan exits amid ovations in final NBA game
Michael Jordan sat on the Wizards bench as fans at Philadelphia chanted for him to play. He returned for a final stint, was fouled, made two free throws, and left with 1:44 left in the fourth as the Wizards lost 107-87. Jordan finished with 15 points, four rebounds and four assists in 28 minutes.
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Ottawa Invitational Middle School Track Results
Readable segments show Ottawa girls set relay and sprint marks with Bow fans. standout events include 3200 relay times and multiple relays, plus field marks by Heather Lacer and Rebekah Seymour. Bays and Wellsville lead team totals with strong throws and sprints, while Prairie View and Eudora contend in boys events.
Burk Vouches for Strengthened Title IX at Kansas City Forum
Martha Burk, notable women's activist and NCWO chair, urged stronger enforcement of Title IX at a Kansas City Union Station forum. She linked the Masters protest to broader gender equality issues, lauding Title IX for expanding women’s sports opportunities while urging equality in pay and boardroom access. About 100 attendees heard her critique amid a photo exhibit titled Game Face.
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