Cyclones In Thick Of Miege Drama
Ottawa High edges Bishop Miege 119-116 to win boys title as Bonner Springs takes girls crown 98-96 at Bishop Miege Relays. Ottawa standout Tim Wilson earns three golds while Mary Cavanaugh nips Ottawa in a tight girls mile relay finish. events include record runs by Leisha Tenney and Karrie Brockman in jumps and sprints.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Blue Valley
Cyclone Boys
Miege
Vic Finch
John McFarland
Mark Barnes
Scott Thompson
Ottawa
Bonner
Cyclones
OHS
Karrie Brockman
Mary Cavanaugh
Tim Wilson
Viesta Suffren
Wilson
Suffren
Shawnee Mission East
Leisha Tenney
Lawrence
Mission Lass
Melissa Burch
Karen Chambers
Scott Crenshaw
Evan Shaffer
Mike Mauszycki
Marty Garrett
Ward
Eric Lindsey
Crenshaw
Jon Slone
Ottawa U., Drake Relays Highlight Team’s Best Outings
Warrensburg Mo Ottawa University posted its best track day of the season at the meet, finishing eighth in the Mile Relays among 23 schools with 38 points. Highlights included a 1 31.5 800 relay and a 9 37 07 3000 meter steeplechase by Anspach, while Bevan nearly set a school mark in the high jump and Bundy placed second in the shot put with 42 7 12. The Braves also noted a 3 22 1 in the mile relay and a 47.9 leg by Collier in the 800. Ottawa returns to Central Missouri State and Southwestern Relays before HACs.
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Wilson
Ottawa
Miege
Stags
Sumner
Brockman
Chambers
M. Burch
Valley
Boriner
Braves
Cyclones
Dawn Murray
OHS
Warrensburg
Ottawa University
Florissant Valley Junior College
St. Louis
Northwest Missouri State
University of Missouri
Wichita State
Washburn
Southwest Missouri
Central Missouri State
Heart of America
William Jewell
Kenny Way
Adrian Smith
Jeff Hansen
Mike Collier
Bruce
Boyd Beasley
Jeff Anspach
Frank Hill
Dave Stephens
Jeff Mercer
Jim Bevan
Bevan
Anspach
Collier
Mary Bundy
Winfield
Liberty
Wellsville 16-team softball tournament set for May 3 4
A 16 team double elimination slow pitch softball tournament will be staged in Wellsville May 3 and 4. Entry deadline is Monday April 28. Entry fee is 60 dollars plus two restricted flight softballs. Trophies awarded to top two teams and the winner gets their entry fee back. Contact Wade Meyer at 318 Elm Wellsville 66092 or call 913 883 2445.
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Wellsville
Wade Meyer
Ottawa Braves Place Second At Joplin Tennis Tourney
Ottawa University's tennis team finished second in a tournament hosted by Missouri Southern in Joplin. Missouri Southern won the event by sweeping Ottawa Central Bible and Oklahoma University of Science and Arts. Ottawa won two of three matches led by Kevin Freed and Dave Snyder in all three doubles, with Snell Staubus Freed and Eustice each taking two of three singles. The Braves head to Kansas City Thursday to face Avila.
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Joplin
Ottawa University
Missouri Southern
Mo Southern
Ottawa
Central Bible
Oklahoma University of Science and Arts
Braves
Central Bile
Oklahoma
Southern
Kevin Freed
Dave Snyder
Dean Snell
Keith Staubus
Freed
Steve Eustice
Kansas City
Avila
Leavenworth West Triumphs At OJ Relays Meet
Leavenworth West led the team scoring with 106 points at the OJ Relays, while Leavenworth Patton scored 78 and Lawrence South 38. Jay Shideler anchored multiple events including sprints and relays as Shawnee Heights, Ottawa, and Oregon Trail posted strong showings in hurdles, relays, and field events. Measured times and marks included 100 dash 11.7 meet record, mile relay 4:23, and pole vault 10-6, with Ottawa and Patton in several top finishes.
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Silvate
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Davis
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Havenhill
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Shawnee Heights
East
West
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Maxey
Howard
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Leeper
Goldberg
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Burroughs
Ottawa
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Forrest
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Spangler
Gabauer
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Remeltorge
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Santa Fe Trail
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Schnieder
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Lawrence South
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Leavenworth West
Jay Shideler
Lawrence Central
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Grindal
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Renkin
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Shawn Lahte
Liv
WestjaLy
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Peterson
Frank
Childress
Santa Fe
Salsbury
Cook
Went
Qwens
Durrasett
Hoag
St. Onge
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van Dark
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Miller
Shulman
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Nelson
Discus
Kaub
Fischer
O Hows
Everette
Boyer
Easly
Hanula
King
Stewart
Czyz
Payne
Weal
Kearnes
Scott
Pope
Umpires Clinic Open Night at Ottawa Youth Center
A softball and baseball umpires clinic will be held Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Youth Center 15 W 4th conducted by ASA District Commissioner George Cunningham. Umpires in Ottawa Recreation Commission programs and local Legion baseball officials are urged to attend along with softball coaches to learn rule interpretations and new summer rules.
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American Softball Association
George Cunningham
Ottawa Recreation Commission
American Legion
Cunningham
Thomasson Poss Claim KU Medals At Relays
In Lawrence at the KU Relays area prep standout Dan Thomasson of Wellsville placed second in high school javelin with 206 feet. Gwen Burch Pass from Ottawa High finished third in the women's 100 meter hurdles. Don McKinnis of Lyons won the javelin with 231-8. Poss, competing for KU, ran third in 14.07 behind Lori Lowrey and Pam Page who set a Relays record with 13.48.
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Dan Thomasson
Wellsville
Gwen Burch Pass
Fromer Ottawa
Thomasson
Lyons
Don McKinnis
Poss
Lori Lowrey
Pam Page
Missouri
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