Cyclone boys fall to Tongie in 59-42 road loss
Ottawa High School trailed 15-0 and never recovered as Tonganoxie built a 23-11 halftime lead and cruised to a 59-42 victory. Coach Cliff McCullough lamented a week off and lack of leadership as Ottawa dropped to 9-4 overall, 4-2 in league, with next game at De Soto.
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Cyclones
Ottawa
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Cole Bunce
Chieftains
McCullough
de Soto
McPherson
Grizzle
Sommers
Dale
Ford
Johnson
Hecht
Swede
Bunce
Blaue
Smith
Ottawa Girls Edge Tonganoxie 45 41 In Close Heartbeat
Ottawa High School girls rally past Tonganoxie 45 41 as Brette Moore nets 22 and Corie Davidson helps tighten late. Ottawa turns a 27 20 deficit with a 13 0 run and holds the Cyclones scoreless in final three minutes to seal victory. Ottawa improves to 7 7, 3 3 and eyes De Soto clash next.
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Ottawa
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Cyclones
Lauren Davidson
Brette Moore
Kelli Fischer
Corie
Moore
Brette
Fischer
de Soto
Banks
Waldeier
Walker
Soetart
Lancaster
Foster
Natt
Davidson
Ottawa Falls in Double Overtime to Sterling
The Ottawa University Braves lost 95 89 in double overtime to Sterling College after a 76 76 tie at regulation. Julian Rose and Adam Hasty each scored 26, Rose adding 14 rebounds, Newton 12 points as Ottawa falls to 11 12, 6 8, with an 8 p m game at Tabor upcoming. Sterling’s Adesodun 17, Alexander 31 led the win.
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Ottawa University
Sterling College
Braves
Sterling
Julian Rose
Adam Hasty
Rose
Hasty
Bryan Newton
Tabor
Adesodun
Thompson
Alexander
Dover
Green
Givens
Eubanks
Starks
Falk
OU Track Athletes Earn All ECAC Honors
Ottawa University track teams collected 15 all conference nods at the KCAC Indoor Championship in Manhattan. The women's distance medley relay of Richardson Bailey Harrington and Calderwood won ECAC gold in 13 02.85, while Perry took the men's long jump and Brandt the pole vault. The men finished fifth and the women sixth as multiple athletes posted top marks across events including Carlson Mendez Smith and Fullerton in distance events and Davies Calderwood Bailey in sprints.
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Carlson
Mendez
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Smith
Ford
Brandt
Hooks
Davies
Calderwood
Bailey
Fullerton
Richardson
Harrington
Kueffer
Lady Braves sweep Sterling in program first Ottawa win
Ottawa University women’s basketball swept Sterling College 76 to 65 at Wilson Field House in the regular season. Senior Amber Ramsey led with 26 points and seven rebounds as Sterling coach Lonnie Kruse retires after 33 seasons. Ottawa improved to 14 10 and 10 4 with a three game lead on Kansas Wesleyan for fourth and a key showdown at Tabor forthcoming.
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Romig
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McClure
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Madison Stewart
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