Wellsville Wrestler Ryan Ware Eyes State Title Run
Wellsville High School senior Ryan Ware competes in the Eureka regional hoping to reach the state tournament. The 113-pound topranked athlete, 30-1 this season, faces Eureka’s Kolby Beitz in a critical title battle while pursuing a final career state crown.
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Cyclones top Baldwin 52 47 in Ottawa basketball clash
Ottawa High School defeated Baldwin 52 to 47 at OHS as Krys Johnson led the Cyclones with 15 points and Alex Quillen added a key three in the third. Baldwin rallied late but Ottawa held on, hitting free throws to seal the win on Senior Night before a trip to Spring Hill.
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Mitchell joins 1 000 point club in win at Friends
Ottawa University men’s basketball beat Friends 104 88 in Wichita as Hollis Mitchell became the 25th OU player to top 4 000 career points. Mitchell 16 points and 91 games total 1 011 points 350 assists 147 steals 263 rebounds led the Braves with Palmer 29 points. Ottawa closes regular season at Tabor College with KCAC postseason berth already secured.
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Ottawa Lady Cyclones Fall to Baldwin in Home Game
Ottawa High School girls basketball dropped a 58 33 decision to Baldwin as Abby Ogle led Baldwin with 18 points and Kamryn Shaffer topped Ottawa with 10. The Lady Bulldogs opened with an 11 0 run and pushed ahead at 34 22 by halftime, then extended the lead with a 10 0 start to the third period. Ottawa hosts Eudora on Senior Night Tuesday at 6 p.m. to close the week.
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Lady Eagles grab sixth straight in rout of Santa Fe Trail
Wellsville High School girls team press disrupts Santa Fe Trail as Wellsville wins 69-39. Four players in double figures led by Demi Aamold with 19, Sydney Dwyer 17, Madie McCoy 11, Grace Showalter 10. Wellsville improves to 14-4 and heads to Iola Tuesday.
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Ottawa Women fall to Friends 80 74 ending postseason bid
Ottawa University women’s basketball loses on the road to No. 22 Friends University 80 74 as the ECAC tournament hopes end. Jessica King posts 19 points 14 rebounds while Leslie Speer adds 18 points and 8 boards. Ottawa outshoots and outrebounds but commits 33 turnovers.
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SFT snaps Wellsville win streak in tense clash
In Wellsville, Santa Fe Trail defeated Wellsville 55 to 47 after a tight first half. SFT built a six point third quarter advantage as Wellsville cooled after halftime. Jeff Ebeck led the Eagles with 16 points while Jackson Dwyer added 11.
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Ottawa University Softball Dodgers Doubleheader Recap
Ottawa University softball split with Avila University in a doubleheader. Game 1 lost 3-1 with Ellena Cott Laurie accounting for OU RBI. Game 2 won 8-6 as OU exploded for six first inning runs with Cott Laurie and Tomi-Lyn Hickman each driving in two. OU improves to 7-1 nationally, ranked No. 13.
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