Ottawa Cyclones Top Spring Hill 65-45 Behind Ojeleye's 32
Ottawa High School defeated Spring Hill 65 to 45 as Semi Ojeleye scored 32 points, including outside shots and inside baskets. The Cyclones used a fast tempo and strong defense to pull away after leading 16-8 in the first quarter and 34-22 at halftime.
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Paola
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Bybee
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Shafer
Lillich
Natt
Adam Hasty
Goedert
Shaffer
Ottawa Cyclones edge Spring Hill in tight league clash
Ottawa High School girls basketball narrowly defeated Spring Hill 51 to 44 to seize the Frontier League lead. Baldwin led Ottawa with 17 points, Maggie Bones added 10, and the Cyclones closed the game 9-3 late, hitting five of six free throws to seal the win. Ottawa (13-3, 8-0) faces Paola next.
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Jordan
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Paola
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Hodge
Hanson
Schoenhofer
M. Bones
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Roecker
Diel
E. Bones
Dean
Fischer
Weidner
Ottawa women stun 11th-ranked Sterling at home
Ottawa University Lady Braves edged Sterling 55 to 51 at Wil son Field House in a signature win. Senior leaders Porter Sprew and Emma Hartzler fueled a clutch second half with 10 and 7 points respectively, while Hasenkamp added 12. Ottawa climb to sixth in the conference with two games left and eye a post season road test at Kansas Wesleyan.
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Ottawa Braves struggle in loss to Sterling in tough conference duel
Ottawa University men’s basketball fell 77 to 68 to Sterling as inconsistencies plagued the Braves. Larry Barber led Ottawa with 27 points while Chase Dippel and others reached the scoring column. Sterling maintained control with a 17-2 run after halftime and shot 59 percent from the floor. Coach Andy Carrier criticized the team’s effort and unity, saying they played hard only in spurts and failed to fight through tough moments.
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