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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2005
Page
4
The Ottawa High School junior varsity girls basketball team lost 34 27 to Anderson County on Monday in Ottawa. Ottawa trailed by as many as 16 in the second half but rallied within four. Carrie Bowen Nichole Gentry and Kris ten Hendrickson each scored five points.
OMS eighth grade finishes third after a 35-6 win over Central Heights and a 30-26 semifinal loss to Paola, then a 23-16 third place win over Spring Hill to finish 12-1. The seventh grade goes 1-1, losing 21-20 to Central Heights on a last second shot before beating Louisburg Ottawa 27-12 to finish 5-7. Scorers include Scott, Geist, McFarland, Meyer, Morgan, Bulmer, Bones, Sullivan, Skiles, and teammates across both grades.
Pomona Middle School boys defeated Appanoose 34 20 on Monday at Appanoose. Tyler Nitcher led Pomona with 19 points, Dillon Rex added 10 as Appanoose’s Cord Cunningham scored seven and blocked shots, while Jared Carlson pulled six rebounds and four steals. Pomona improves to 6 1 and visits Melvern Thursday to play Marais des Cygnes Valley.
Ottawa’s Lady Braves lead the conference in several categories as coach Conner notes strong depth with Jara Vance Stef Randa and Mandy Smith. Ottawa, 94, faced a tough nonconference slate with four losses to ranked NAIA opponents and eyes four remaining games against Tabor and Sterling before a Jan 2 road test at Graceland Iowa. Greg Mast.
Texas coach Rick Barnes vents over mounting frustration after a 30-point home defeat to Duke while seeking drastic fixes. He cites poor shot selection and lack of defensive intensity as issues and leans on TJ Ford’s guidance to help sophomore Daniel Gibson.
Falcons quarterback Michael Vick played through rib pain to lead Atlanta to a 34-21 victory over New Orleans. Vick threw for 231 yards with a TD, ran for 38 yards and added two scores, while coach Jim Mora said Vick will be ready for Sunday's game at Chicago. Saints kicker Joe Horn had five receptions for 54 yards as New Orleans dropped to 3-10.
Ottawa coach Carrier praised a developing, unselfish roster as Bret Lickteig became OU’s career blocks leader with 20 against Bethel, part of a strong all around season showing 15.3 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.18 steals and 1.82 blocks per game. Ottawa prepares for three nonconference games on South Padre Island before KCAC play resumes.
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