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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2004

Page

4

Gonzaga Upsets No. 3 Oklahoma State In Oklahoma City

Gonzaga, led by 18 points from bench scorer J.P. Batista, defeated No. 3 Oklahoma State 78-75 in Oklahoma City despite Ronny Turiaf's ankle issue and foul trouble. Batista shot 8-for-9, helping the No. 12 Bulldogs extend their undefeated record against top-ranked teams this season.

Associated Press J.P. Batista Gonzaga Ronny Turias Batista Oklahoma State Oklahoma City Bulldogs Georgia Tech Turiaf Mark Few North Carolina North Carolina-Wilmington Syracuse Albany Lafayette Connecticut Sacred Heart Arizona Astern Washington Iowa Air Force North Carolina State Columbia Maryland Liberty Ronny

Hicks Meyer pace ISU to Independence Bowl win

Iowa State beat Miami of Ohio 17 13 in Shreveport as Stevie Hicks ran 159 yards, Bret Meyer added 122 rushing yards and 114 passing, leading a 295 yard bowl rushing effort and a turnaround from 2 10 to 7 5 with a share of the Big 12 North title. Hicks earned offensive MVP honors.

Shreveport Stevie Hicks Bret Meyer Iowa State Cyclones Miami Ohio Dan McCarney Terry Hoeppner Hoeppner Indiana Michigan Hicks Meyer McCarney Luke Vander Sanden ESPN Miami Athletic Brad Bates Shane Montgomery RedHawks Josh Betts Luke Clemens ISU Nik Moser

Ottawa women poised to test ECAC title bid

Ottawa coach Conner lauds guard Lewis as quick and athletic and expects Ottawa to mesh with guards as new players gain confidence. She notes potential high scoring with CSM and Park, recalling last year's overtime 87 73 win over CSM and predicting pressure to speed play. The Pirates of Park are athletic with inside size, but Ottawa remains hopeful both games are winnable.

Conner Lewis Braves CSM Park Ottawa Pirates

Rutgers Stuns Wildcats To Maintain Momentum In Tight Big 12 Clash

Rutgers shot 47.2 percent and built a 144 run late, as guard Shields sparked the surge with two early second half threes. Douby added a 3 after a chin injury, while Kansas State managed 38.3 percent shooting. Fred Peete led KSU with 16 points.

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Wecker-led Wildcats topple Villanova in Philadelphia

Kansas State, ranked No. 22, beat Villanova 75-63 as Kendra Wecker returned from an ankle sprain to post 25 points, 12 rebounds, and five assists. Laurie Koehn 16 and Claire Coggins 14 added scoring while Megan Mahoney grabbed 12 boards. Lind Suez paced Villanova with 24. Kansas State led 42-27 at halftime and opened a 52-31 cushion with 13:51 left.

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ORC Opens Basketball and Volleyball Leagues

The Ottawa Recreation Commission invites registrations for women’s 3 on 3 basketball and adult volleyball. Basketball games run Monday nights with a $100 per team fee. Volleyball offers women’s power recreation and coed power recreation at $125. Call 242-1939 for details.

Ottawa Recreation Commission ORC

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