Ottawa Cyclones Top De Soto 36 25 In Tight Girls Basketball
Corie Fischer shut down De Soto's Megan Bonar and led Ottawa to a 36 25 win. Ottawa built a 21 0 run to turn an 11 10 first quarter score into a 29 11 third quarter lead as Brette Moore and Fischer battled for 38 points combined. Maddie and Kylie provided key outside shots as the Cyclones’ defense clamped down late.
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Corie Fischer
de Soto
Megan Bonar
Fischer
Cyclones
Corie
Ottawa
Kelli Fischer
Wildcats
Brette Moore
Brette and
Rie
Maddie
Kylie
Bonar
Saucerman
Hobbs
Lancaster
Titus
Beal
Moore
Foster
Natt
Davidson
Ottawa Narrows De Soto comeback for 59 53 win
Ottawa held off a late De Soto rally to secure a 59 53 victory in the Cyclone gym. Dalton Verhulst scored 20 and Quinton Verhulst added 27 as the brothers fueled a 47 point effort for the Cyclones. Coach Cliff McCullough praised the pair and noted defensive adjustments helped seal the win.
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Greg Mast
Gerald
de Soto
Ottawa
Wildcats
Cyclones
Cliff McCullough
Dalton Verhulst
Quinton Verhulst
McCullough
Dalton
Quinton
Connor
Cole
Moe Cullough
Jake
Q. Verhulst
D. Verhulst
Stenzel
Johnson
Williams
Bunce
D. Jung
Blane
Smith
Mathey
C. Stepp
Rich
Silvey
Cole Bunce
Ottawa High School
Ottawa on a Roll in Puerto Rico Wins Doubleheader
The Ottawa University women's basketball team swept two games in Puerto Rico defeating American University 59-43 and Bayamon 65-51. Amber Ramsey had 23 points and 15 rebounds against Bayamon, with Shauna McClure adding 10 points and Ashley Romig 8 points and 10 rebounds. Ottawa sits 6-7 heading into a Jan 4 home game versus Oklahoma Wesleyan with a five game winning streak.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ottawa University
Ottawa
American University
Bayamon
American
Amber Ramsey
Madi Stewart
Ramsey
Shauna McClure
Ashley Romig
Oklahoma Wesleyan
Tipoff
Ottawa wrestlers split duals at Santa Fe Trail
Ottawa High School went 1-1 in a Thursday dual meet at Santa Fe Trail. The team defeated Tonganoxie 42-36 then fell to Santa Fe Trail 41-36. Coach Joe Tokarz praised the first year wrestlers and noted the loud gym as SFT decided the outcome in the final matches. Ottawa JV went 5-5 with multiple wins by Dalton Welsh Dustin Stewart and Brent Hornbuckle.
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Herald
Ottawa
Santa Fe Trail
Tonganoxie
Joe Tokarz
SFT
Dalton Welsh
Dustin Stewart
Brent Hornbuckle
Landon Randall
Dwij Dirpara
Drew Nutt
Tony Wurtz
Wade Gragg
Brandin Bell
Sam Carver
Blaine Ray
Brayden Streeter
Caleb Parenti
Garrett Gross
Dalton Weld
Eley Bolivar
Chandler Adamson
Wellsville Lady Eagles offense struggles in loss at Eudora
Wellsville fell 36-19 at Eudora as coach Brock Campbell noted strong defense but scoring woes. Sparks led Wellsville with 10 points, with Patton Geist and Newhouse adding a few more. Next game is Jan 3 vs Jefferson North at 4:30 p.m.
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Eudora
Wellsville
Brock Campbell
Lady Eagles
Campbell
Ashley Sparks
Karly Patton
Hollie Geist
Emily Newhouse
Jefferson North
Garcia
A. Richason
T. Balluch
Lehmann
K. Balluch
Sparks
Patton
Geist
Newhouse
Kayhill
Graniewski
Falcons soar at home in 68 35 win over Her rington
West Franklin beat Her rington 68 35 Friday at home as juniors Will Duda and Klayton Lacey each scored 14 to lead the Falcons who held their opponent to 18 in the first half. Coach James Spencer praised the intensity and balance and noted a Jan. 7 road test at Northern Heights.
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Herrington
West Franklin
Pomona
Lady Falcons
Kyle Conley
Conley
Heltfield
Knopp
Lietz
Martin
Schrader
Kremerr
Flory
Reed
Steele
Yelland
Shaffer
Metro Academy
Central Heights
Lady Vikings
Scott Lane
Tami Schaefer
Schaefer
Lane
Iola
Palmer
Davis
Spain
Scallini
Markley
Meyer
Hayward
Kraus
Erhart
James Spencer
Spencer
Will Duda
Klayton Lacey
Falcons
Northern Heights
Duda
Lacey
Rogers
Attic
Gray
Homer
Jackson
Renfro
Morales
Grantow
Lynn
Weber
May
Ammann
Cowart
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