OU Guns Down Owls in HAC clash at Tarkio
Ottawa University defeated Tarkio 75-59 to move to 7-2 in Heart of America Conference play. Key late run, balanced scoring led by William Davie with 17 points and Kevin Moore with 16 rebounds, padding OU’s lead as Tarkio’s late rally fell short.
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Lyndon Completes Loop Reign In Tri Lakes Title Run
Lyndon High School clinched its eighth straight Tri Lakes League basketball title with a 50 44 victory over Burlingame. Larry Wigger led Lyndon with 19 points, Ron Neilson added 14, and the Tigers improved to 13 4 this season as Burlingame fought to the final minute. The win also marked Lyndon’s 64th straight league win, and the team will face Bonner Springs next Tuesday at Lyndon as they move into independent status next season.
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Ottawa High matmen lead regional action with upsets
Glenn Covert and Scott Gage sparked Ottawa High's wrestling team on day one of the A regional in Mission. Covert upset the second seed at 105 pounds and Gage did the same at 145 pounds, as Ottawa advanced four to finals and pressed for state berths amid tight team scoring led by Leavenworth.
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Cyclones Rally Past Turner In OT For Ottawa Win
Ottawa High defeated Turner 49 46 in an overtime thriller as the Cyclones finally closed out a tight EKL game. Hay Petty and Mueller led Ottawa with 18 and 14 points respectively while Turner’s Jeff Smith and Brad Lemmon each scored 10. The win improves Ottawa to 5 10 and drops Turner further in the league race.
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