Ottawa Cyclones Take Third in Huron League Wrestling Meet
Ottawa High earned a share of third place at the two day Huron League championships in the OHS gym. Scott Garer claimed the lone league title at 160 with a perfect 5-0, while Jay Wienceke 103, Andy Flemming 125 and Jason Cox 130 all went 4-1 for runner up spots. The varsity heads to Coffeyville Feb 22 for the Class 5A regional. Junior varsity posted third place finishes with Moore 119, Sheler 130, Allan 171.
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Ottawa High
Bob Boldra
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
OHS
Huron
Turner
Sumner Academy
Ottawa
Bonner
Atchison
Bishop Ward
Scott Garer
Jay Wienceke
Andy Flemming
Jason Cox
Will Burgron
Ben Thompson
David Osher
Jerry Lynn
Chris Vega
Chad Bloomer
Jason Mallicoat
Jeff Garer
Henry Mitchell
Blue Valley
Jeff Moore
Tony Sheler
Chad Allan
Jeff Young
Mike Crane
Mark Sink
Jason Spielman
Johnny Garcia
Gabe Mace
Travis Beatty
Coffeyville
Osage City Girls Falter To Silver Lake 57 41
Osage City led Silver Lake 22 18 at halftime but collapsed in the third quarter as SL nailed six of 10 from beyond the arc. The Eagles surged to a 57 41 Mid East League victory behind a 3 point barrage.
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Osage City
Indians
Silver Lake
Eagles
Osage
Mission Valley
OCHS
SLHS
Croucher
Aldrich
Lindbloom
Butterfield
Silver
Thompson
Kendall
Lohmeyer
Goodman
Bell
Mohler
Davis
Winter
Ottawa JV boys stretch win streak to four with 47 40 victory
Ottawa High junior varsity topped Sumner Academy 47 40 at the OHL gym extending its streak to four. Sophomore Ryan Barnhart led off the bench with 14 points while Landon Thompson grabbed 12 rebounds. Ottawa built a 24 15 halftime lead but Sumner surged ahead in the third before Ottawa regained control in the fourth. The win avenged a previous overtime loss to Sumner and sets up a busy week in Waverly JV tournament play.
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Ottawa High
Sumner Academy
OHL
Sabres
Ottawa
Sumner
OHS
Ryan Barnhart
Sam Zogg
Hayden McDaniel
Brian Clark
Landon Thompson
Cyclones
Waverly
Central Heights
Osawatomie
Wellsville
Bonner Springs
Lady Braves edge Tabor to cap 40 minutes of hard play
Ottawa survives a tough finish as Tabor misfires on three consecutive possessions. Watkins leads Ottawa with 15 points and Coons adds 12 from 3s. Whetstone shines for Tabor with 20 points and 11 assists as Ottawa improves to 12-9 and heads to Bethel College. Tabor remains 19-2.
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Watkins
Lady Braves
Bernie Coons
Jody Tumey
Tabor
Jenny Whetstone
Ottawa
Newton
Bethel College
Scheuffer
Flemming
Schafer
Snell
Zule
Turney
Miller
Coons
Brandau
House
Rush
Whetstone
Wichert
Vogt
Woods
Decker
Norstedt
Fotals
Labor
Schevfler
Tumey
Onawa
Braves claim first and second at William Jewell Invitational
Ottawa University teams showcased at the William Jewell Invitational with the men winning the team title 109-84 over Johnson County Community College and the women placing second with 144-106 behind OU. Golds went to McClain, King, Daily, and Schulz among others. multiple runners-up and fourth-place finishes followed as OU prepares for the outdoor season at Kansas State on Feb. 22.
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Liberty
Ottawa University
Braves
William Jewell
Don Boulware
Johnson County Community College
Mid-America Nazarene
Highland Community College
Graceland of Iowa
Baker
Park
Carlos McClain
Fred King
McClain
King
Ken Moran
Proctor
Thuro
Moran
Brian Talladay
Randy Maddox
Maddox
Jess Pittman
Charlie Sexton
Talladay
Johnson County
Mid-America
Highland
Evangel
Park and Graceland
Shannon Daily
Chris Schulz
Daily
Schulz
Barb Silvers
Roxanne Ritzel
Stacey Reuchhausen
Reuchhausen
Silvers
Kris Wilson
Tammy Piene
Ottawa
Kansas State Fed. 22
Indian Lanes Wins Ottawa City Bowling Championship
Indian Lanes edged Lloyd's Crew 3008 to 3003 for the Ottawa Men's Bowling Association City title. Gail Nitcher won the singers event with 645, Mike Turner 641. Doubles went to Bob Jamison and Bob Price 1271. Dryden duo 1230. All-Events Scratch led by Steve Minor 1724. All-Events Handicap Skeeter Berry 1847. Team results list Indian Lanes 1, Lloyd's Crew 2.
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Lloyd’s Crew
Ottawa
Gail Nitcher
Mike Turner
Turner
Bob Jamison
Bob Price
John
Steve Dryden
Steve Minor
Kent Ramsey
Brad Keaton
Skeeter Berry
Minor
Phil Ferris
Lloyd's Crew
Ken Jones
Tom Scott
Dennis Miller
Alan Johnson
Fioh Prue
John Dryden
Fred Gumm
Danny Clough
Dave Adamson
Kent Ramacy
NAIA District 10 women playoffs field set by ratings
NAIA District 10 begins February 26 with eight of 16 teams in contention. KCAC champion earns automatic berth, seven at large spots go to top Kansas Rating System teams led by Tabor. Adams State Ster ting Bethany Friends St Mary of the Plains Kansas Newman and Ottawa also listed for potential advancement.
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Kansas
Tabor
KCAC
Adams State
Colo
Sterting
Bethany
Friends
St. Mary of the Plains
Kansas Newman
Ottawa
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Ashley Aldrich
Krocker
Kliewer
Vincent
Voth
Herrmann
White
Chapin
LeBlanc
Strathman
Faulkner
LeFevre
Peters
Steats
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Jewell
Indian Lanes
Nnbs
Tim O'Dea
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
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