Ottawa senior wrestlers take lead role on team
Ottawa High School seniors Brandin Bell Caleb Parenti and Dalton Weidl have acted as assistant coaches for the Cyclones as freshmen and sophomores fill the lineup. The seniors spoke of teaching their younger teammates while Ottawa fell 64 9 to Mill Valley in a home dual. Parenti pinned in 27 seconds and Weidl won 6 4 in rematch as Ottawa credited their leadership and plan driven approach. The Cyclones head to Basehor Linwood Tuesday at home and JV heads to Blue Valley today.
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Braves football signs 24 recruits for 2014 season
Ottawa University football coach Kent Kessinger announced 24 signees to play for the Braves with potential future additions. The program has posted a 34-11 over the last four years, three conference titles, and top 25 NAIA finishes, with 2008 through 2013 rankings ranging from 20th to 11th. The list includes Rex Wasserbach, Mauricio Uribe, Mark Smith, and many others across positions and hometowns.
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Billie Schrader
Galena
Robert Rooks
Topeka
Terrance McDaniel
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Chris Hardaway
Meade
Dwight Dawson
Zachary
Curtis Dawson
Zane Cozad
Drexel
Tyler Bedford
Lawrence
Noah Packard
Derby
Hunter Collins
Rancho Palos Verdes
Joshua Buchanan
Nixa
Jacob Jones
Claremore
Okla
Charles MacNeil
Apple Valley
Trey Ivey
Melvern
Tim Rupnicki
Circleville
Troy
Tj” Stites
McPherson
Jordan Reed
Wichita
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Rose Hill
Coltyn Gatton
Shawnee Mission
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Wellsville Girls Hold Off Central Heights 38-36 In Tight Bout
Wellsville defeated Central Heights 38-36 as Emily Newhouse scored 12 and Ashley Sparks 10. Mariah Rayhill sealed the win with three fourth quarter free throws while Scott Lane noted his team’s on ball defense and rebounding were strong but needed better finishing. Central Heights visits Jayhawk Linn next, Wellsville hosts Anderson County.
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Wellsville boys rally to beat Central Heights 41 32 in low scoring clash
Wellsville improved to 11 3 led by Shamus Kearney and Jared Klamm with 11 points each while Carter Mann added 10. Central Heights coach Rusty Cannady criticized a third quarter drought as the Vikings scored just three points in the period. He noted five offensive rebounds by Wells ville hurt Central Heights and urged better shooting. Wellsville aims to host Anderson County next Tuesday as Central Heights returns home Monday to face Jayhawk Linn.
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Ottawa men rout Bethel to stay in chase for fifth
Ottawa University beat Bethel 85 to 60 in North Newton to stay within striking distance of Tabor for fifth place. The Braves led 39 29 at halftime and pulled away after the break with Julian Rose scoring 23 points and Alex Landry 19. Bethel was limited to 32 percent shooting as Ottawa hit 47 percent and made 27 of 39 free throws. Ottawa (11-12, 6-7) hosts Sterling next.
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Lady Braves hold serve in KCAC basketball victory over Bethel
Ottawa improves to 13-10 overall and 9-4 in KCAC with a 59-48 win at North Newton. Mikayla Skidmore leads Ottawa with 12 points while Amber Ramsey notches a double double with 11 points and 13 rebounds. Betshel falls to 4-? and 0?. Bethel’s Harpe scores 16.
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