Braves Dominate Area II Soccer Honors at Ottawa University
Ottawa University capped its best soccer season with six first team all star selections and the NAIA district Coach of the Year award going to Bob Schoonover. OU finished 17-2-1, reached the NAIA national tournament third place, and boasts a 75-28-6 career mark for Schoonover who built the program from scratch.
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NFL TV Day Highlights Key Conference Matchups
The Associated Press notes AFC and NFC teams watching Sunday’s schedule with Dallas and Kansas City aiming to clinch divisions. Chiefs and Raiders clash after a 8-3-1 and 7-3-2 records, with a 20-20 first meeting.
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Panthers overwhelm Gridley 79 45 in southern basketball clash
Williamsburg Panthers roll over Gridley Yellowjackets 79 to 45 led by Collins 24 points Dehn 17 Hermreck 15 Cox 14. Williamsburg dominates boards 50 19 as Collins 19 rebounds Dehn 10 Hermreck 13 pace the win. Gridley lone double figure Randy Kraft 13. Williamsburg to host Melvern Dec 14 and Quenemo Dec 17.
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Bearcats edge Pomona in double overtime thriller
Burlingame beat Pomona 57 55 in two overtimes as both teams stay within three points, Tim Coursen leading Burlingame with 22 and Doug Rickel 19 while Ty Hogue and Don Langley top Pomona with 19 and 18. Burlingame shot 17 of 25 from the line to Pomona’s 11 of 19, Pomona out rebounding 40-31. The Indians slip to 1-3 as leads alternated in a tight Tri-Lakes League contest.
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