Ottawa JV routs Atchison in 76-43 win on Friday
Ottawa High junior varsity boys used a 17-5 first quarter burst to beat Atchison 76-43, improving to 11-5. Judd Mourning scored 21 points with six steals, Ryan Barnhart 10, Heath Duncan eight rebounds, and Alex Wendler four assists. JV season ends Friday at Bishop Ward.
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Lady Braves rout Kansas Wesleyan in regular-season finale
Ottawa University women dominate KW 89 71 at Wilson Field House to finish 15 11 overall and 11 7 in ECAC. four players in double figures, 12 turnovers, strong rebounding, Jody Tumey scores 22 with nine boards as OU earns seventh seed in NAIA District 10 and heads to Adams State.
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Braves rally to beat KWU in overtime 84 77
Ottawa University seniors closed home season with an 84 77 overtime win over Kansas Wesleyan at Wilson Field House. The Braves, led by Dan Chapla and Craig LeBlanc, broke a 70 70 tie in overtime after KWU tied late in regulation. OU finishes 11 15 overall and 9 9 ECAC, set for NAIA District 10 playoffs.
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Ottawa women open NAIA District 10 playoffs in Colorado
The Lady Braves travel over 700 miles to Alamosa to face Adams State in the first round, seeded seventh of eight. Ottawa, 15-11, under Patti Phillips, meet second-seed Indians (15-10) in a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. MST start. Other first-round games include Tabor hosting McPherson, Friends at Sterling, and Kansas Newman at Bethany.
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Duke Keeps No 1 as Upset Week Bites Top 25
Duke remains No 1 amid a week where 17 of 25 teams suffered losses. Indiana leaps to second after ending Ohio State’s 30 game home streak, while Kansas falls to third. UNLV adds three first place votes as coach Tarkanian rescinds resignation amid NCAA sanctions. Georgetown makes a big jump to 18th with wins over Connecticut and Syracuse. Nebraska debuts at 25 after strong week, joining 10 Big Eight teams in rankings.
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