Bills stay alive with win over Dolphins
The Bills beat the Dolphins 42-31 as Jim Kelly threw four touchdowns and Andre Reed caught two, aiding Buffalo’s late surge. The victory kept Buffalo in the playoff race three weeks from the end, while Dallas and Pittsburgh clinched and wild-card spots affected the chase across the league.
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Huskers and Nittany Lions Lead Final Bowl Picture
Top ranked Nebraska and No. 2 Penn State remain the only undefeated teams as bowls loom. Florida’s loss shifts title chances to Miami and Oregon, with Nebraska facing Miami in the Orange and Penn State meeting Oregon in the Rose. Alabama drops out after a loss to Florida in the SEC title game.
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Wellsville JV and Freshmen Dominate Santa Fe Trail
Wellsville swept Santa Fe Trail Friday as the junior varsity won 68-44 and the freshmen 46-40. Aaron Rutledge led the JV with 17 points on seven-of-seven shooting and three three-pointers, while Brandon Caruthers added 16 and the team had 22 steals. Derrick Carpenter led the freshmen with 14 points and John Inglehart added seven as Coach Chuck Rutledge praised the defense and noted limited offensive practice.
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Ottawa High School JV reaches finals in tournament
Ottawa High School junior varsity girls advance to the finals by edging Williamsburg 48 47 in the semifinals. They will oppose Washburn Rural, which beat Baldwin in the other semifinal, on Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Pomona Girls Take Third In League Tournament
Pomona beat White City 45 to 35 to secure third place as Jenna Oest and Heather Persinger led Osage City in a strong finish. Oest hit four three pointers scoring 19, Persinger added 15. All tournament team selections include Lisa Hoelting Olpe Rachel Miller Olpe Amy Hoffsommer Pomona Diana Jackson Mission Valley Jessica Cole Waverly Tara Robert Chase County Megan Ingalls Chase County.
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Chiefs win overtime thriller as Elam seals playoff bid
The Chiefs forced overtime after Elliott's field goal missed and Jason Elam drilled a 34 yard winner with 2:48 left in OT. Dronett's key block after a timeout set the stage as Bono praised Willie for staying healthy and connecting on long plays.
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OHS Wrestlers Edge Through Pins and Falls in Dual Meet
Sink pinned his first opponent but fell to a technical fall in the semifinals, then won by pin and lost 7-3 in the consolation to place fourth. Lewis rebounded from a 4-3 first round loss with a pin and a 2-0 win before a 7-1 consolation final defeat. Bowling missed opening rounds due to injury, then pulled out after losing his first match by a pin, receiving a bye, winning by a pin, and defaulting the final match.
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OHS Wrestling Top Placers At 100first Meet
OHS crowned placers across weight classes led by Jay Wieneke 126 with a 3-0 run earning first place Mark Sink 134 and Dustin Grant 106 each claimed top finishes Jeff Moore 119 and Josh Bowling 215 finished second and fourth in their bouts Mike Browning 100first and others posted 3-0 and 2-2 records as the team showcased strong performances at the event
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