Home Cage Finale Tonight OHS Spotlights Parents Seniors
Ottawa High hosts a Parents Night showcase for 10 seniors and a top Bonner Springs opponent in a East Kansas League clash. Bonner seeks a league title tie behind Eddie Nealy while Ottawa aims to rebound. tip set near 8 after the junior game with Petty possibly sidelined by flu and a 6:15 junior varsity start.
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Ben Seymour
Bonner
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Bishop Miege
Turner
Eddie Nealy
Early Risers Construction Materials Leads 0 Scores
A dense page lists multiple businesses and scores with high and 10 entries. Names like Bayless, Maloney Mobile Homes, Gingersnaps, Anderson and Associates, and Ottawa Bus Service appear alongside high scores and times. The section resembles a directory or scoreboard of vendors, services, and associated figures.
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Osburn
OHL Player Of The Week John Mueller Receives Honor
John Mueller, a 6-3 senior forward for Ottawa High, earned the Herald's OHL Player of the Week after two standout games. He totaled 33 points and 15 rebounds in losses, with 18 points and nine rebounds against Schlagle, then 15 points and six boards versus Bishop Miege.
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Dan Roecker Named Area Player of the Week
Dan Roecker of Williamsburg earns Area Player of the Week after scoring a game high 15 points in a 51-45 loss to Waverly and 22 points with 12 rebounds in a 49-47 double overtime setback to Pomona, sparking a second half rally before fouling out.
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OHS Matmen Fall in Consolation at State 4-A
Newton Ottawa High wrestlers Glenn Covert and Lon Miller exited Saturday in consolation action at the state 4-A championships. Covert won a 3-0 overtime match over Mike Pewthorn before falling to Darrell Nichols 7-4, as Nichols claimed the consolation title. Miller dropped a 7-2 decision to Greg Atkinson in his consolation quarterfinal. Derby won the 4-A team title with 3011/2 points, edging Junction City, while Newton finished third with 61 points.
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Greg Atkinson
Highland Park
Junction City
City Scores in Mixed AA League Basketball Night
In a crowded slate, Kilough's 46 led by Whitacre and Brownrigg performances, while Faith Lutheran tallied 27 and Wesleyan posted 12. Other teams including Princeton U.M. and Sacred Heart posted multiple scorers in a regionwide senior and boys leagues.
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Prep Scores Roundup From AP Regular Season Across Kansas
AP scores summarize boys and girls results for regular season games including Parsons, Iola, Holton, Mt. St. Scholastica, Topeka West, Manhattan, and regional Class 2A tournaments at Pleasant Ridge, Central Heights, and Mission Valley. Notable outcomes feature Mt. St. Scholastica 44 over Topeka West 42, Osage City 18, and Perry over Lecompton 75.
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Cyclones Face Top Teams In 4 A Substate Playoffs
Ottawa High will meet top seeds in both 4 A substate basketball at Emporia next week. Girls open Thursday with 8 pm game versus Emporia, while Newton and Wichita Heights also play. Boys start Friday with Ottawa vs Newton at 6 30 pm, Newton top seed at 11 6. Finals Saturday. Snow delayed Ottawa Overbrook game. rescheduled Wednesday on Cyclones court.
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Williamsburg Panters Rally Past Lebo in 1-A Playoff Win
Williamsburg downed Lebo 40-21 in a Class 1-A girls regional first round. Priscilla Roberts scored 15 and Tanya Brock 10 to lead Williamsburg as they built a 20-12 halftime edge and trusted defense to secure their 13th win in 16 games. Lebo’s Stacey Onek led with 12.
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Marquette Claims No 1 In AP Basketball Poll
Marquette rises to No 1 with 40 of 55 first place votes and 1 034 points after beating Wisconsin and Cincinnati. Kentucky 20 2 936 points UCLA 20 2 857 Arkansas 25 2 695 New Mexico 21 2 614 Kansas 22 3 571 DePaul 22 2 547 North Carolina 22 5 361 Notre Dame 17 5 Michigan State 19 4 1 20 top ten. Butch Lee becomes Marquette’s No 3 all time scorer as Xavier falls and Jerome Whitehead leads scoring with 20 points.
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