Ottawa Girls Dominate Louisburg In 58 29 Victory
Ottawa High School Cyclones roll past Louisburg 58 to 29 as Jordan Baldwin scores 23 and Maggie Bones 20 before halftime. Coach Cliff McCullough praises teamwork, execution, and wide player contribution in a confident, efficient win. Ottawa improves to 14-2, 8-0, with Paola at home next.
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OU BASKETBALL Braves too sharp for St Mary Spires
The Lady Braves beat the University of Saint Mary Spires 65-54 in Leavenworth to extend their series lead to nine wins. Kelsi Meier scored 11 and Paige Gibson 10 as OU improved to 11-13 overall and 9-6 in conference play. Apr il Dowell grabbed eight rebounds and Kiki Smith dished five assists. They travel to Southwestern College for a 5 p.m. tipoff.
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Haley named Steelers offensive coordinator in Pittsburgh
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin introduced Todd Haley as the team s new offensive coordinator, emphasizing Haley s knowledge and intangibles. Haley traced his roots with the organization and expressed pride in joining a storied franchise while outlining his offensive philosophy and past success with the Chiefs and Cardinals.
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Braves split with Baker in season opener
The Lady Braves open 2012 softball with a split against Baker University. Ottawa wins game one 4-2 as Myah Sprew Amanda Martinsen and Lyndsay Swafford drive in runs. Ashley Renaldi the winner and Lynna Kays the save. Game two drops 8-2 with Sprew 3-for-3 and Swafford driving in Ottawa run. Ottawa (1-1) hosts Park University at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Slive says BCS reform likely years away
SEC commissioner Mike Slive told the Nashville Sports Council that a national playoff plan remains distant though talks continue. He noted four-year cycles shape formats and warned discussions are premature while urging careful study of effects on bowl traditions and conference input.
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