Ottawa High Girls Rally Past Olathe South 40 38
Ottawa High School edged Olathe South 40 to 38 to secure its first East Kansas League win. Lisa Weber scored 13 and Becky Kaub 12, as Ottawa rallied in final minutes after trailing by 4 at 38 34. Weber later added a free throw sealing the victory. South led at halftime 25 20, with Franklin leading South with 14 points.
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Ottawa High
Olathe South
OHS Gals
Lisa Weber
Ottawa
South
Weber
Becky Kaub
Kaub
Cyclones
OHL
Bill Stauffer
Falcons
Raub
Becky Franklin
Michelle Pendleton
OHS
Rachel Brockman
Michelle Adamson
Bishop Miege
Miege
Brockman
Roberts
Cook
Jung
Sullivan
Turner
Olathe
Hewlett
Salsbury
Connolly
Pendleton
Keyton
Shaw
Franklin
Local Games On Despite Closings In Ottawa Area
Ottawa High and Olathe South basketball games proceed as scheduled at ONS with a 4 PM sophomore, 6 PM junior varsity, and 8 PM varsity. Ottawa University hosts Baker in a 6 PM women’s and 8 PM men’s Heart of America Conference doubleheader. Central Heights vs Waverly postponed to Feb 22 after 24 of 27 meetings this season.
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Ottawa High-Olathe South
Ons
Ottawa University
Baker
Heart of America
OSC Swimmers Shatter Records At Clay Platte Invitational
Ottawa Swim Club sent a strong team to Kansas City for the Clay Platte YMCA meet. In the 1314 Boys 200 Free Relay the quartet Holman Heil Holman Jordan Cox won with 4:14.40 while Matt Jordan led 13 14 Boys in the 100 Free at 0:09.93 and Scott Davidson posted multiple top finishes including third in the 100 Free and 200 Free. Open events saw Steve Hasty claim runner up in the 100 Fly and 100 IM with time marks, and Kelly Cox along with younger teammates earned several top-five finishes across multiple strokes.
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Ottawa Swim Club
Kansas City
Clay Platte Ymca
Jerry Holman
Heim Holman
Matt Jordan
Chip Cox
Tony Anderson
Scott Davidson
David Swearingen
Jerry Hofman
Kelly Cox
Sinth
Todd Davidson
Kevin Brewer
Steve Hasty
Jim Hofman
Chris Brewer
Erin Jordan
Jennifer Jordan
Cavaliers Seize No 1 AP ranking after NC win
Virginia rises to the top of the AP poll after a 74-58 win over North Carolina and Missouri’s loss. The Cavaliers claim 57 of 60 first place votes, with North Carolina second and DePaul close behind as the top 5 reshuffles include Oregon State Tulsa and Arkansas in the top 10.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Terry Holland
Associated Press Weekly
Cavaliers
Holland
North Carolina
Missouri
Nebraska
DePaul
Town
Oregon State
Tulsa
Arkansas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Idaho
Memphis State
Kansas State
Wake Forest
San Francisco
Fresno State
Washington
Georgetown
Texas
Tennessee
Memphis
Iown
Oregon St. Ian
Minnesota
Alabama
Um West Virginia
Memphis St
Ottawa High Players of the Week Named for Basketball
The Ottawa High squads earned wins and top performances last week. Bob Jung tallied 38 points across two games helping the boys reach 7-7 with a 47-10 win over Emporia and a 67-46 double OT victory over Turner. Becky Kaub posted 11 points and 10 rebounds in a 59-29 loss to Turner as the Cyclone girls team competed in East Kansas League play. Shannon Servaes of Pomona and Sandra Madden of Waverly were also named Herald Area Players of the Week for standout showings.
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Ottawa
Bob Jung
Becky Kaub
OHL
Jung
Emporia
Turner
Kaub
Cyclone
Shannon Servaes
Pomona
Sandra Madden
Waverly
Herald
Servaes
Indians
Burlington
PHS
Waverly Gals
Olpe
Madden
Bulldogs
Pro Ski Group Hopes To Overcome Irony
AP Special Correspondent WILL GRIMSLEY reports on Jill Wing who leads Women’s Pro Ski Racing and aims to unite the sport under one international tour. The circuit features 18 pros with regional pickups, a $100,000 season purse, and sponsors like Subaru and Anheuser-Busch as women’s ski racing seeks TV coverage and wider sponsorship.
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Jill Wing
Colorado
Canada
Snow Belt
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Patty Berg
Billie Jean King
Sports Foundation
Vernon Valley
Great Gorge
N.J
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Donna Caponi
Subaru
Anheuser-Busch
Soaring Sonics Eye Turnaround
Seattle owner Sam Schulman hails a potential turnaround from last season as the Sonics surge to 33-14, leading the Pacific Division after a string of wins over Golden State Utah and San Diego. Coach Lenny Wilkens and assistant Les Habegger are credited for the improved play and resilience amid injuries to Lonnie Shelton and Paul Westphal. Gus Williams and Lonnie Shelton return to form, fueling optimism for a championship run.
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Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Los Angeles
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The
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Wilkens
Seattle
Lonnie Shelton
Paul Westphal
Shelton
Westphal
Phoenix
Dennis Johnson
Williams
Teenager Opens KC Tennis Showcase With A Bang
In Kansas City Missouri 18 year old Andrea Leand a college freshman is drawing attention on the women’s pro tennis tour. Martina Navratilova top seed calls Leand the hardest hitter she knows aside from herself and Leand powers through 19th ranked Sandy in a commanding start to the Avon Championships event.
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Andrea Leand
Martina Navratilova
Kansas City
Leand
Sandy
Detroit
Women’s Tennis Association
Foster Nears Mets After Million Dollar Loan Deal
New York and Cincinnati move toward finalizing a trade for George Foster as Frank Cashen and agent Tom Reich confirm a $4 million five year contract and a $1 million interest free loan, with Reich en route to New York and Foster awaiting completion of the deal.
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New York Mets
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Mets
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City Scores Ac vs Blue basketball results and totals
Basketball box scores show City Scores Ac, BLUE-a? and other teams posting totals. Bateman, Duderstadt, Huffles, and Williamsburg each tallying multiple players with varied scoring lines. Team totals range from 14 to 59 points, with RUGG'S RATS and others contributing notable individual lines.
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Parkin
Roberts
Crowley
Ross Truck Lines
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Ross
Woolsay
Mars
Cline
Gammon
Hutchinson
Vinnester
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