Ottawa softball opens KCAC at Tabor in Topeka clash
The Ottawa University softball team earned the fifth seed in the KCAC tournament and faces No. 4 Tabor at 11 a.m. in Topeka. Ottawa split a doubleheader with Tabor in the regular season. In the final series, Ottawa lost the opener 5-4 in eight innings but won the nightcap 12-0 in five. Catherine Wallace hit a grand slam and Morgan Shramek earned her 11th win as Ottawa rolled with nine hits in the nightcap.
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CH softball sweeps Marmaton Valley in twin 8 0 and 14 0 wins
Central Heights High School softball dominated Marmaton Valley with 8-0 and 14-0 victories. Kenzie Hayward and Sam Stegner each had three hits in game one as Stegner drove in two runs. Laird added two hits, Stegner and Hayward led in game two with four and three RBIs respectively, and Hayward pitched a one hitter for win number two. The weekend rain postponed Saturday's Lola doubleheader. a rescheduled home twin bill is set and the Pioneer League tournament begins Thursday.
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Ottawa Braves split DHs with Friends in season finale
Ottawa closes the season by splitting doubleheaders with Friends. In Ottawa Sunday, Kyle Pener hit two homers and Nick Deichler added a two run shot as the Braves rallied to win 11-2 after a 15-7 loss in the opener. Saturday saw Ottawa drop the first game 7-3 before taking the nightcap 5-0 behind Cole Meeks and Jacob Loucks.
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Ottawa High golfers benefit from good weather in invitational
Ottawa High School golf teams finally found two clear weather days and finished strong at the Ottawa Invitational at GreatLife Golf. Paola won with 304 as Ottawa shot 319 for second, led by Quentin Blane 78 and Parker Olmsted 79. Senior Austin Blane posted 84 while Jeff Doolittle 80 and Jack Rickabaugh 76 contributed for the Cyclones.
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Spencer Walter
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