Ottawa Cyclones outlast Sumner in three overtime thriller
Sabre senior Carlas Moore scored 31 and Ottawa overcame Sumner Academy 81-76 after three overtimes. Kathryn Sylvester added 18 for Ottawa while Burks posted a career high 19. Ottawa excelled at the free throw line with 15 of 22 in OT.
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ORC opens registrations for spring sports and leagues
Ottawa Recreation Commission invites registrations for Babe Ruth baseball in three age divisions with a 50 dollar fee and a 10 dollar late charge after Sunday. Also open are Little Hoopsters and Little Kickers for ages four and five, Youth Spring Soccer and Flag Football, Adult Spring Volleyball leagues, and Spring Men's Basketball with respective fees and deadlines. A 10 and under fast pitch girls softball team seeks players for the 2002 season. call Laurie Miller at 2427459 for details.
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Eagles' Gardner Wins Frontier League Title
Wellsville High wrestler Dustin Gardner pinned Paola's Steve Sullivan in the 135 pound championship match to capture the Frontier League title. Gardner recorded two pins on his path to the title and carries a 19-3 record into the 3-1A regional in Wellsville this weekend.
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COF Athletes Compete in Special Winter Games
Six COF athletes took part in the Special Olympic Winter Games at Snowcreek in late January. They entered cross country skiing, alpine skiing and snowshoeing with multiple podium finishes led by Stephanie King and Chuck Crawford. CCF will compete in area basketball and cheerleading at Emporia State University with state games planned for Fort Hays State University in March.
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Tyson Licensed to Fight in Georgia for Lewis Bout
Mike Tyson gains Georgia boxing license opening the Georgia Dome as a potential venue for a planned title clash with Lennox Lewis. Atlanta officials confirmed the licensing move and set the stage for a high profile showdown.
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U S near Olympic medal record at Salt Lake City
Americans may near a 20 medal target after four days of competition with nine medals earned. Casey FitzRandolph won gold in the 500 meters, Kip Carpenter took bronze, and Travis Mayer earned silver in moguls. Todd Eldredge stumbled in the short program while Tim Goebel posted a clean, third place.
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ISU to internally assess judging after Salt Lake skating controversy
Canadian demands for inquiry amid Olympic scoring dispute as Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze win gold by a razor thin margin over Jamie Sale and David Pelletier. IOC expresses concern. fans and insiders call for reforms as Boos greet uneven artistry scores. US leads with three golds as events shift through biathlon, ski jumping, and speedskating finals.
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Drumright seals Ottawa win in second overtime thriller
In double overtime Sumner Academy faltered as Ottawa guard Adam Spratt drew fouls and Drumright found a wide open shot at the top of the key. Drumright's 12th three of the three games at Sumner lifted Ottawa to a 74-73 lead, and the Cyclones never trailed again. Hermreck scored 21 and Spratt battled through foul trouble while Richardson led Sumner with 27. Ottawa ties Sumner atop the Huron League at 6-1 as Atchison looms Friday.
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