Mann Takes Ottawa High Head Football Job
Ron Mann has become Ottawa High School’s head football coach, saying the time is right for his own program. He previously coached 12 years at Lawrence High School under Bill Freeman and earned graduate degrees at the University of Kansas and Mississippi College.
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Mann takes Ottawa High head coaching job in football
A Closer Look champion Mann leaves OHS assistant role to become head coach at Ottawa High, citing the right fit and rekindling a winning tradition. He plans a new staff, aims to instill pride and a winning attitude, and hopes to recruit players and former coaches to boost the Cyclones.
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Comets Rally Past Steamers in MISL Playoff Opener
Kansas City overcame a three-goal deficit to beat St. Louis 5-4 in overtime in the MISL playoffs. Rookie Damir Haraminia scored the game winner at 8:14 of OT for a 1-0 series lead. Abrahams Salguero and DiBernardo tied late in regulation after Doran's two goals for St. Louis.
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Waverly Gals Win Big at Burlington Invitational
Waverly's girls track team dominated the Gridley-Leroy Invitational in Burlington scoring 130 points to Lebo's 60. Carol Skillman led with three golds and a school record in the 100 hurdles. Lisa Tyson won discus, Kathryn Efinger took shot put, Bev Efinger set a school mark in 800, and the 1600 relay team claimed gold. Second-place finishes came from Debbie Kistner and Amy Skillman. The Bulldogs resume action next Wednesday at Williamsburg.
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Area Track Honor Roll Highlights Local Meet Leaders
The Herald reports top area performances through April 13 across boys and girls events. Standouts include Wellsville athletes Mike Chilton and Tim Thomasson leading sprints and relays, Lyndon and Central Heights performers posting strong marks in hurdles, relays, and field events, with Pomona and Waverly teams contributing multiple top times and distances.
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Leibrandt Shuts Down Red Sox in Royals Victory
Kansas City pitchers dominated Boston as Charlie Leibrandt pitched four hits over six and one, earning a 6-1 win that boosted the Royals to a strong staff ERA. Biancalana hit a pivotal three run homer, Brett went 3-for-3, and Gedman’s fifth inning single ended Leibrandt’s no hit bid.
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Malone Sparks 76ers Past Bullets In Game One Playoff Win
Moses Malone led the Philadelphia 76ers with 26 points six steals and five assists as they defeated the Washington Bullets 104-97 to take a 1-0 lead in the opening round. Malone spoke openly after the game noting the team's determination and defensive effort as Washington mounted a late run.
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