Weiser leaves for Big 12 office
Kansas State athletic director Tim Weiser is leaving to become deputy commissioner of the Big 12. He will serve behind Dan Beebe while Jim Epps oversees daily operations. Weiser, 50, led KSU since 2001 expanding the budget, hiring coaches, and upgrading facilities.
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Teahen Moves Again As Royals Tackle Left Field
Royals outfielder Mark Teahen, after stints at third and right, is shifting to left field as Kansas City reshuffles positions following Jose Guillen’s signing and Emil Brown’s departure. The versatile Teahen has shown athletic adaptability and strong defense, hoping to lock a corner outfield spot.
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Lady Braves fall in OT to Saint Mary in Leavenworth
Ottawa University women's basketball dropped a 63 65 overtime decision at Saint Mary, tying for eighth with Bethany and Saint Mary at 5 12 and one game behind Bethel for the seventh seed. Hallie Adrian sparked a late 5 point stretch, five players hit double figures, and Stef Randah failed a last shot after goals.
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Pressure fuels rally as Ottawa edges Baldwin in playoff bid
Ottawa using full court pressure, strong rebounding, and balanced scoring, erased a 9 point deficit to beat Baldwin 44 to 39. Kristen Hendrickson led with nine points while Kara McFarland and Shelby Miller added eight each. Ottawa (11-9) hosts Anderson County in the sub-state opener.
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Ottawa edges foes as Hiatt defense fuels win
Ottawa used Blake Hiatt’s lockdown defense to fuel a 37-24 third-quarter push and a 53-? finish, with Ian Mathews scoring 14 points and Brandon Turner adding 11 as Ottawa clinched the Frontier League title. JVs rolled to a 58-25 victory behind Austin Hasty’s 22 points, while Cory Carner and others contributed off the bench. Ottawa improves to 15-5 overall and 7-0 in sub-state play, hosting a first-round game at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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New Braves Top: Ben Riddle Signs With Ottawa University
William Chrisman senior defensive back Ben Riddle of Independence signed to play football for Ottawa University, sitting with his parents Michelle and Brian Riddle. Blue Springs South defensive back Matt Gross signed to play football for the Braves, seated with his parents Bill and Kim Gross.
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Cancer group to host WB Journey volleyball tournament
The American Cancer Society will cohost a power and recreation volleyball tournament at Ottawa High School on March 15. Teams pay 90 dollars with a February 29 registration deadline. For details call Ken Nelson at 785 242 7058.
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Concordia Star Megan Wood Signs With Ottawa University
Concordia Missouri high school senior Megan Wood has signed to play softball for Ottawa University. Wood earned four letters in basketball and three in softball for the Orioles. She helped lead the softball team to two conference titles and earned all conference honors while adding a conference district and sectional crown in basketball.
Friends is next The Braves eye ECAC sweep
The Braves aim to extend their ECAC schedule lead in the second portion of play. St Marys players Ballenger 6 Peterson 5 Frazier 30 LaTorre 7 Murry 13 Robinson 4 Newton 4 Black 3 faced Ottawa led by McClintock 21 Bones 2 Green 16 Washington 9 Birch 20 Brightman 10 Carter 4 in the scoring mix.
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