Cyclones take second at Olathe North Wrestling Invitational
Olathe high school wrestling team placed second at the Olathe North Invitational with eight top four finishes and two individual champions. Blue Valley Northwest won with 171 points, Ottawa second, and Blue Valley third. Coach Bob Boldra noted strengths and areas to improve as 12 of 13 wrestlers won a match and the squad eyes Gardner Invitational next Saturday.
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Ottawa
Blue Valley
OHL
Bob Boldra
Boldra
Jason Betts
Eric Crowley
Chuck Wells
Justin Kaub
Mike Browning
Dawson Grant
Jason Martinez
Andy Lewis
Jimmy Badders
Santa Fe Trail Tops Wellsville In Opener For 4A Rank
Santa Fe Trail, ranked 1st to 3rd in 4A, defeated Wellsville 72 62 as 10 of 11 fourth quarter shooting propelled a 27 point burst after a 45 45 third quarter. Eric Carter and Brandon Myers scored 22 each for Trail while Kyle Deterding led Wellsville with 20 and six assists. The Trail junior varsity won 63 56 and the freshmen 39 37. Wellsville plays Olathe South next in the Olathe South Tournament.
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Santa Fe
Kyle Deterding
Bryan Dorsey
Eric Carter
Brandon Myers
Eagle
Derrick Carpenter
Justin Oshel
Chris Bell
Ira Speer
Brett Lyman
Olathe South
Elliott
Wurdeman
Grindal
Myers
Rice
Carter
Lee
Wellaville
Deterding
Bellinger
Carpenter
Dwyer
Dorsey
Rutledge
Stumpff
Jones
Wellsville Falls to Santa Fe Trail in Narrow Loss
Wellsville battled injuries and foul trouble as Santa Fe Trail, led by Christy McPhail with 20 points, defeated the Tigers 53 to 43. Emily Bloss scored 14 and eight rebounds off the bench, with Lacey Breithaupt adding 12 and eight boards. Wellsville drops to 6-1 and faces Shawnee Mission West in the Olathe South Tournament opener Tuesday.
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Emily Bloss
Beth Deterding
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Lacey Breithaupt
Santa Fe
Christy McPhail
Shawnee Mission West
Olathe South
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Silver
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Slayden
Weeks
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Burgoon
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Osage City Pomona girls capture tourney wins
Osage City and Pomona claimed tournament victories led by standout performances from Redeker Jessica and teammates. Box scores show Osage City 56 and Pomona 50 with key scorers Jennings Koch DeBaun Hoffsommer and Robbing contributing heavily for their teams while rivals like Waverly and City trailed in close games.
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Converse
Neeland
Hawkins
Jennings
Koch
Lang
DeBaun
Clark
White City
Britt
Schmidt
K. Feist
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T. Fiest
Albrecht
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Thompson
Robinson
Hoffsommer
Lady Braves Bomb From Distance In ECAC Victory
The Lady Braves built a first half lead with long range shooting and held off Baker as physical play limited momentum in the second half. Coach Masten shuffled the starting five with Candie Lindley at center and Alicia Roberts in guard as depth and youth stay a focus. Ottawa improves to 4-3 overall and 1-0 in ECAC, with next action at Wilson Fieldhouse against McPherson Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Candie Lindley
Alicia Roberts
Brown
McMillen
Angie Flager
Lady Braves
ECAC
Wilson
McPherson
Allen leads Chiefs to late comeback in win over Raiders
Chiefs beat the Raiders 35 34 as Marcus Allen powered a late charge with a 23yard run and a key 74yard interception return. Rich Gannon added a 12yard bootleg score after Steve Bono left with a hand bruise. Vince Evans struggled for Oakland with two picks as Kansas City held a 11 2 record.
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Rich Gannon
Steve Bono
Kimble Anders
Allen
Brian Washington
Vince Evans
Oakland
Jeff Hostetler
Raiders
OU Braves Fall Short to Pittsburg State in Basketball Clash
Ottawa University struggles as Pittsburg State rips out to a 93 56 win. Steve Schneider leads OU with 11 points and five rebounds while Greg King and Ralph Banks add nine points each. Cummings leaves briefly with a twisted ankle but returns as Ottawa faces McPherson and Friends this week.
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Steve Schneider
Greg King
Ralph Banks
Ottawa Middle School Seventh Grade JV Girls Win 30-13
POMONA The Ottawa Middle School seventh grade girls junior varsity team defeated Pomona 30-13 on Saturday. Barbara Sells scored eight points, Krystal Page added seven as OMS led throughout. The eighth grade teams suffered losses, with Tara O Connor scoring six for the eighth grade. OMS plans tournament play this weekend and a Tuesday trip to Emporia for the eighth grade varsity and JV games.
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Pomona
Barbara Sells
OMS
Krystal Page
Tara O'Connor
Ottawa
Emporia
Seeley
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