Ottawa girls fall to De Soto 43 29 as shooting woes grow
Ottawa high school girls struggle with cold shooting and 20 plus turnovers in a 43 to 29 loss to De Soto. Coach Kelli Fischer notes strong De Soto defense and depth while praising her team’s effort and potential to rebound. Ottawa 5 9, 2 5 league. De Soto 43 points with Saucerman 13 and Ferguson 15 leading scoring. Ottawa hosts Louisburg Friday.
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Cyclones
Wildcats
Kelli Fischer
Fischer
Louisburg
Grizzie
Beal
Jones
Saucerman
Johnson
White
Ferguson
DeVore
Shaffer
Ottawa High School
Ryan White
Tanith Beal
Ottawaherald.com
Passion shines in Wellsville Central Heights girls clash
In a high energy rivalry Wellsville topped Central Heights 57 to 50 as Central Heights stayed within reach through strong free throw shooting late. Wellsville coach Brock Campbell blamed missed free throws for not sealing the win while Scott Lane praised his team’s heart and first half effort.
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Wellsville
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Tedims
Eagles
Vikings
Brock Campbell
Scott Lane
Central Heights and Wellsville edge in mixed scoreboard
In a multi game tally, Central Heights led by Brown and Shields clash with Wellsville led by Brown and Crist. Madison also posted strong totals as OMS and Wheatridge squads contested junior varsity and varsity games. Ottowa Middle School and Wheatridge provided closer junior varsity and varsity results with standout scorers Aho Jensen Circle and Bethea Johnson Moore.
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Vance
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Smith
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Lewis
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OMS
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Daidrien Aho
Ryan Jensen
Justin Circle
Fabian Soto
Carston Teter
Varsity
Shavnon Bethea
Kobe Johnson
Reis Moore
Elias White
Seth Cubbison
Cade Gollier
Ottawa Highs defense fuels 45 34 win at De Soto
Ottawa high school boys basketball locks down De Soto holding opponents in the 40s. The Cyclones slow the Wildcats with half court and full court pressure. Ottawa improves to 10 5 overall, 5 2 in league play as coach Cliff McCullough notes defense as the path to postseason momentum.
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de Soto
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Ottawaherald
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McCullough
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Jennings
Hancock
Wilson
Albert
Reynolds
Wilcox
Kraus
Carroll
Diel
Bones
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Bethea
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Br. Shaffer
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Spurs
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