Raiders stun Chiefs 28-7 to snap six-game skid
Los Angeles Raiders beat Kansas City 28-7 at Arrowhead to end a six-game losing streak to the Chiefs dating to 1989. Jay Schroeder threw three touchdown passes and the defense held KC to 17 rushing yards. The Raiders improve to 6-7 and face a key road test at Miami while Kansas City slips to 8-5.
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Defense sparks OU men past Tabor in conference win
Ottawa University dominated the second half to defeat Tabor 86 65 in a Kansas Conference game.OU outscored Tabor 55 31 after halftime, led by 22 from Thatcher Decker and 15 from Cavazos Cummings while Chris Strathman struggled from outside.OU outrebounded 46 31 and improved to 2 5 overall and 1 1 ECAC, with four players in double figures and Chapla adding six assists.
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Lady Braves Run Ends In ECAC Loss At Tabor
Ottawa University women fall 84-79 to Tabor in a Kansas Conference game. Rebecca Wichert scores 28 for Tabor, while Jody Turney leads OU with 23 as the Lady Braves drop to 5-1 overall and 1-1 ECAC. Next, OU hosts Benedictine before returning to ECAC play at Bethany.
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Ottawa High grapplers place seventh at Olathe North Invite
OLATHE The Ottawa High wrestling team earned five medals and finished seventh among nine teams at the Olathe North Invitational. Coach Bob Boldra said the stiff field, with five teams that qualified for state last year, will help the Cyclones as they totaled 69 points, their best in years. Will Burgoon placed second at 119 pounds with a 2-1 record.
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Ravens Clip Baker In NAIA Division I Quarterfinals
Benedictine, led by quarterback Chris Tabor, held off Baker 21-14 to advance to the semifinals in Findlay Ohio. The Ravens survived a late Baker drive as a pass for Gary Greenwood was incomplete in the end zone with 9 seconds left. Benedictine improves to 12-1. Baker ends 10-2.
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