OU soccer signs five players for upcoming season
Ottawa University coach Chip Wiggins announced five signees, two women and three men. Women Shannen Taylor from JCCC and Michele Chapman from Cypress CC bring goals and creativity. Taylor logged 42 goals, 18 assists over two years. Men add Justin Berbena, Andy Hamburg, and Mike Powell to bolster defense and attack.
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Lakers win despite Shaq foul trouble in 98 84 clincher
Lakers beat Rockets 98 84 to take 2 0 series lead as Kobe Bryant scores 36 and Karl Malone adds 17 with Shaquille O Neal limited by foul trouble. Durant?
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Big 12 spring football closes with surprises
Spring drills reveal transfer battles at quarterback and backup roles across the league. Dan McCarney seeks breakaway back like Troy Davis with Stevie Hicks emerging for Iowa State. Missouri lines up Damien Nash and Marcus Woods together with Brad Smith. Oklahoma’s Jason White sees time, but Paul Thompson gains early momentum. Reggie McNeal inches back from shoulder surgery at Texas A&M. Nebraska draws 61,417 for spring game as Callahan praises fan support. Missouri projected as North Division contender sparks caution from coaches. Baylor coach Morriss criticizes spring ball but calls it a necessary evil.
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Ottawa JV sweeps Blue Valley Northwest 11-1 and 6-5
Ottawa Cyclones beat Blue Valley Northwest in back to back games 11-1 and 6-5. Jeff Gragg belted a walk off three run homer in the opener and six strikeouts in the nightcap helped Ottawa erase a 5-3 deficit. Andrew Ferguson drove in the decisive run in the seventh and Ferguson and Adamson tallied three hits apiece. Ottawa improves to 8-2 and hosts Turner Thursday.
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Ottawa JV golfers take second at Anderson County Invite
Ottawa High School junior varsity golf team finished second with a team total of 181, trailing Paola at 175 while Gardner placed third at 182. Ryan Sipple led with a 42, joined by Chris Kraus 46, Garrett Reed 46, Kyle Brands 47, Luke Smith 52, and Nicole Weis 63.
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Former Ottawa High star runs in Boston Marathon
Jenny Sodergren of Topeka, a 1982 Ottawa High School graduate and former state champion track athlete, ran the 26 mile Boston Marathon in 3 hours 59 minutes 26 seconds. The 108th race drew over 20 000 runners. She is the daughter of Suzanne and John Wassmer of Ottawa.
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Pomona Girls Finish Third At Waverly Invi Meet
Pomona High School girls place third, scoring 47 points behind Olpe and Marmaton Valley at the Waverly Invitational in Burlington. Williamsburg finishes ninth with 31 points. Pomona boys results unavailable.
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Bones earns all star nod in Northeast Kansas game
Highland Ottawa High School senior Clint Bones was named one of the five top players in the 18th Annual Northeast Kansas All-Star game. He played for the Blue squad, scoring six points with five rebounds four blocks and two assists in under 17 minutes as Blue defeated Gold 91-69.
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