Bench sparks OHS in 70-34 win with Beeh strong
Ottawa High School showcased bench depth as senior guard Dillon Beeh led the effort with standout defense and scoring while Ojeleye poured in 35 points for Ottawa. Coach McKowen praised reserve fight on loose balls and stressed sustaining energy for full 32 minutes despite second half slippage. Ottawa improves to 7-0 and returns January 4 at home versus Paola.
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Correction clarifies players in Ottawa Herald photo
The Ottawa Herald weekender corrects a misidentification from a Central Heights High School girls basketball photo. It states the pictured freshman Regan Markley wore number 15, not sophomore Brianna Erhart.
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Osage City overpowers WF in boys game 45 to 31
Osage City boys beat WF 45 31 as Worley scores 16 and Stubbs 8. Osage City improves to 2-7. Girls contest ends Osage City 29 WF 21 with Milliken 6 and Rogers 4 contributing.
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Central Heights wrestlers place high at Pleasant Ridge tourney
Six of seven Central Heights wrestlers finished in top three at the Pleasant Ridge Invitational. Donovan Milliken went 3-0 to win the 138-pound division as Kaleb Grimsley, Jacob Anderson and Eli Davis earned runner up spots. The Vikings went 3-2 in a six team round robin dual meet, defeating Immaculata Burlingame Riverside and losing to Jeff West and Pleasant Ridge.
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Braves football ranked No 16 in final NAIA poll
The Ottawa University Braves football team finished ranked No 16 in the final NAIA coaches poll after an 8-3 season and a first round playoff loss to Missouri Valley. Tabor rose to 17th while Baker fell to 14th after their playoff exits.
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