Indiana Stays No 1 In AP Top 25 Despite Loss
Indiana remains atop the AP Top 25 for a second straight week after a loss to Illinois and a win at Ohio State. Coach Tom Crean likened in-season rankings to left-lane auto racing signaling urgency, while Duke and Miami moved in the top tier amid a week with several upsets.
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Braves end skid with 75 63 win over Southwestern
Ottawa University men snap a five game slide with a 75 63 victory at Southwestern in Winfield lifting to a 6 10 KCAC mark and a three way tie for fifth. Senior Corey Smith posted 19 points 11 rebounds for his seventh 10 rebound game while Kameron Lindsay added 13 and Julian Rose 11 off the bench. Ottawa dominated rebounding 52 33 and outscored the Moundbuilders 49 36 in the second half. The Braves meet ECAC leader Saint Mary next in Leavenworth at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Ottawa women fall 85 80 to Southwestern in Winfield
Ottawa University women’s basketball drops its 14th straight to Southwestern College in Winfield 85 80 as Lauren Buckles, Shauna McClure, and Kelsi Meier each score 14. Ottawa shoots 41 percent and trails by two at halftime before the visiting Lady Moundbuilders pull away in the second half. Ottawa remains 4 12 in the KCAC with Saint Mary upcoming.
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Ottawa Weidwins top four in Frontier League tourney
Ottawa High School wrestlers posted seven top four finishes in the Frontier League Tournament in Ottawa. The Cyclones went 3-3 in duals, defeating Eudora Louisburg and De Soto while dropping to Paola Spring Hill and Baldwin. Dalton Weidl won the 182-pound class, with Wurtz second at 106 and Jensen Parenti Carver Paquette third, Peoples fourth. Ottawa heads to the 4A regional in Tonganoxie seeking state qualification.
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OttawaU claims KCAC indoor titles at Manhattan meet
Ottawa University tied 13 all conference honors as three athletes won KCAC titles in Manhattan. Sam Blecha captured the men's shot put at 45 feet 9 inches, and Ryan Brandt won the pole vault at 14 feet 4 inches. Sarah Davis won the women's 600 meters in 1 43.1, with multiple other scorers earning all KCAC honors across both teams.
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