Ottawa boys and girls teams split late league games
Ottawa duels with De Soto and Central Heights as the boys fall 82 79 in a tight contest while the junior varsity remains undefeated at 5-0 and the freshman squad wins 45 36. Leecy and Miller pace the girls with 15 apiece as Huschka leads the Cyclones with 17 points for the Ottawa boys.
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Baldwin girls hit eight three pointers in win over Ottawa
Baldwin defeated Ottawa 54 to 35 as Kelsey Verhaeghe led with 17 points and four three-pointers. Ellie Meinen added 13 points, while Ottawa’s Karessa Lewis and Stephanie Mars paced the Cyclones with 10 and 7 points respectively. Baldwin improves to 4-1, Ottawa to 3-3. JV score 43-33.
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OU Women rally past Graceland with top stats from trio
Ottawa University dominates Graceland 71-52 as Hallie Boyce and Brittany Broyles share team assists with 10 each. Broyles scores 22 points and eight steals, Amanda Stichler adds 19 points, Renee Sidney contributes points and defense, while Ottawa improves to 10-4 and 4-0 in conference play.
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Osawatomie, Gardner girls clash ends in Garnett loss
Gardner defeats Anderson County 56 to 24 in Garnett after a 16-0 first quarter burst. Osawatomie and Central Heights players posted scoring totals, with Gardner building a big early lead. Anderson County shot 4 of 25 from the floor as Brecken McDaniel led with eight points and four boards. Kassidy Spring added two steals and four rebounds.
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Vermeil bids emotional farewell to Chiefs press corps
Kansas City coach Dick Vermeil, retiring after five seasons, delivers a tearful final media session. He praises many staff and colleagues by name, pays tribute to his wife and players, and acknowledges Trent Green amid an emotional farewell.
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Penn State Wins Orange Bowl In Four Overtime Thriller
No. 3 Penn State defeats Florida State 26 23 in a four overtime contest. Kevin Kelly makes the decisive 29 yard field goal after two earlier misses, with Joe Paterno praising the freshman as the longest game of his career ends at 1 a.m. Bowden notes missed kicks plagued his squad.
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