Lady Braves in wild race to finish season
Ottawa University women an 9 10 tied for fifth with McPherson one game behind Oklahoma Wesleyan in ECAC chase. Coach Bruce Tate praised late effort as Ottawa drops 73 68 to Friends and faces Bethany finale at 5 p m. A loss could push Ottawa to sixth seed.
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Ottawa girls offense stalls in 44 28 loss to Baldwin
Ottawa High School girls basketball struggled after halftime as Baldwin slowed the Cyclones with a full court press. Ottawa managed just six points in the second half, falling to 44-28, while coach Kelli Fischer noted missed layups and free throws and emphasized needing to attack and execute. Ottawa hosts Eudora in the final regular-season home game.
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Eagles roll past Santa Fe Trail in Friday win
Wellsville Eagles dominate Santa Fe Trail 71 52 at home with four players in double figures led by Seth Breithaupt 14 points. Tyler Brown 13 Caleb Mann 12 and Zach Vance 11 also contributed. Next up hosts West Franklin Monday. Osawatomie 62 Central Heights 31 shows Vikes routed on the road.
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Ottawa High boys roll past Baldwin 64 31 in balanced win
Ottawa High School built a 27 4 lead and had nine players score in a 64 31 victory over Baldwin. Coach Cliff McCullough praised improved offensive balance and called for better defense, noting dribble penetration remains an issue as Ottawa eyes a tough finish to the season.
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Braves face big road game in ECAC bid
Ottawa University men's basketball drops to third place tied with Saint Mary after a 75 68 loss to Friends at Wilson Field House. The Braves, 10 9, must beat Bethany to secure home games in the first round, with Saint Mary holding the tiebreaker over Ottawa. Ottawa coach Aaron Siebenthall emphasizes tougher defense and a balanced attack as they chase a playoff spot and avoid a tough stretch.
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Central Heights tops Osawatomie 44 23 on road
Lady Vikings led by three players in double figures as Central Heights shot well and stifled Osawatomie in a 44 to 23 road win. Coach Scott Lane credited strong shooting and aggressive defense, limiting momentum for Osawatomie throughout.
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