Ottawa women fall to No. 25 Tabor in final seconds
Ottawa University women’s basketball loses 57 55 at Wilson Field House, dropping to six straight losses. Nikki Lewis scores 23 including the late free throws that sealed the win for Tabor. Ambers Ramsey leads Ottawa with 14 points and 6 rebounds. Ottawa shot 41 percent while forcing 17 Tabor turnovers before missing three late free throws.
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Williams signs with Ottawa University softball
Noble High School senior Paige Williams signed to play softball for Ottawa University. Coach Jay Kahnt praised her as a true student athlete with strong move on the mound and potential early impact. Williams plans to major in mathematics.
Ottawa University signs Midway star Jennifer Luedtke tennis
Texas senior Jennifer Luedtke of Midway High School commits to Ottawa University women's tennis. She helped her team reach two regional finals, a semifinal and a quarterfinal, and was a doubles regional semifinalist as a junior. She plans to major in elementary education.
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Dippel Sparks Rally as OU Nosed Out by Tabor
Dippel scores 13 of 23 in final five minutes to lead Ottawa in a tight game. Tabor secures the win with a late bucket by Tabor as Carrier notes adjustments and boards by Corey Smith and Feighny. Ottawa drops to 8-15, 5-9 with 8 p.m. home game vs Bethel upcoming.
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Scoreboard Schedules Across Week for Local High Schools
Tuesday games list Wellsville at Anderson County 6 and 7 30 p m Central Heights at Prairie View 6 or 7 30 p m De Soto at Ottawa 6 or 7 30 p m Thursday Bethel at Ottawa 6 or 8 p m Wrestling Central Heights at Jayhawk Linn 530 p m Friday games at 6 or 7 p m Anderson County at Osawatomie Central Heights at Iola Ottawa at Louisburg Prairie View at Wellsville West Franklin at Madison League at Ottawa 5 p m
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Ottawa University Men Relays Track Highlights
Ottawa University hosts a KCAC Indoor meet with standout marks across events. Johnson leads 60 meter dash in 7.42 seconds, and Perry runs 200 in 23.43. Mendez posts 9:18 in the 3000, while Brown clears 62.75 in high jump and Betts tops the women triple jump with 33-10.25. Next Friday and Saturday the meet moves to Manhattan for KCAC action.
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Goodell backs New Orleans as Super Bowl past and future
Commissioner Roger Goodell defended New Orleans hosting prospects saying future Super Bowls should return to the city. He praised the city’s resilience since Katrina and cited the renovated Superdome reopening in 2006 as pivotal for the Saints’ return. Amid bounty scandal criticism, officials like Doug Thornton urged focus on the city’s strong performance and flawless host week.
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