Johnson carries Chiefs toward playoff bid
Indianapolis faces Kansas City in an AFC wild-card game as Larry Johnson, the league’s No. 2 rusher with 1,789 yards and 17 TDs, carries the Chiefs. Kansas City plans heavy Johnson runs while Trent Green and Damon Huard battle for QB duties amid a tense playoff landscape. Dwight Freeney and the Colts aim to slow Johnson with gang tackles as Bob Sanders returns from knee surgery and Tony Dungy prepares a quicker defense.
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Johnson
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Jamal Anderson
Falcons
Colts
Houston
Dwight Freeney
Tony Dungy
Dungy
Bob Sanders
Indy
Sanders
Herm Edwards
Trent Green
Jacksonville
Green
Edwards
Damon Huard
Baltimore
San Diego
Raiders
Denver
Manning
Larry Johnson
Ottawa girls ride confidence with balanced scoring
Ottawa improves to 3-3 with a 12-player scoring attack, six three-pointers, and four players in double figures led by Chantay Caron with 11. Coach McCullough credits hard work and unselfish play as the Cyclones head to Wellsville next. Ottawa JV routs Osawatomie 53-16 to go 5-0 behind Nichole Gentry and Kelsey Diamond with 10 points each.
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McCullough
Ottawa
Cyclones
Chantay Caron
Stephanie Hermreck
Kara McFarland
Kristen Hendrickson
Hermreck
Wellsville
Osawatomie
Nichole Gentry
Kelsey Diamond
Hailie
Fisher
Chisam
Brewer
Roberts
Baker
Booe
McFarland
Hawkins
Lillie
Mars
Bowen
Hendrickson
Caron
Ray
Rusk
Graf
Diamond
Ottawa Cyclones overpower Osawatomie with Ojeleye 35 points
Ottawa built a 90 point output as Victor Ojeleye scored a career high 35 and Brandon Turner added 13 while Osawatomie struggled in a 90 60 loss. Jake Moore led Osawatomie with 22. Ottawa (5-1, 2-0) asserts athletic edge and plans for tougher inside play.
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Grover
Victor Ojeleye
Ottawa
Brandon Turner
Cyclones
OHL
Osawatomie
Jake Moore
Curtis Clayton
Adam Maxwell
Russell
Lurber
Pretz
J. Soucie
Needham
Filipin
Gorman
B. Soucie
Ojeleye
Sipple
Mathews
Hiatt
Moore
Turner
Harris
Carner
Messenger
Remembering Williams at Fort Worth Memorial Service
Family and friends gathered Friday to honor Darrent Williams, Broncos cornerback, at Great Commission Baptist Church. Thousands viewed his copper casket as Pastor Douglas E. Brown prepared to lead Saturday funeral rites amid grief and tribute. Williams was killed after gunfire struck the stretch Hummer leaving a New Year’s party. two other passengers were wounded.
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Darrent Williams
Denver Broncos
Williams
Great Commission Baptist Church
Douglas E. Brown
Darrent
Dee-Will” Williams
Brown
Bulldogs pace past Wellsville and Williamsburg in varied rough showdowns
In Wellsville, Colin Wright scored 18 points, but Baldwin’s Blake Wieden matched every bucket as the Bulldogs won 83-41. Jayhawk Linn outlasted Williamsburg 50-47 in overtime, while Pomona fell 101-64 to Northern Heights after a 54-42 halftime deficit. Coach comments note pace, turnovers, and late shooting as keys.
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Colin Wright
Wellsville
Baldwin
Blake Wieden
Wright
Wieden
Eagles
Over
Ottawa
Samsel
Thompson
Moore
Z. Wright
C. Wright
Hamilton
Schiller
Mad
Scott
Berg
Durr
Green
Jayhawk Linn
Williamsburg
Mound City
Wiliamsburg High School
Panthers
Jayhawk
Jayhawks
Eagles fall to Bald wins trio point barrage in lopsided date
Baldwin built a 44-16 halftime cushion behind a three point onslaught from Colby Heckathorn, Kelsey Verhaeghe, and Tracie Weege. Erica Patton led Wellsville with 12 points as the Eagles struggled with turnovers and miscues. Weege 17 and Verhaeghe 14 paced Baldwin's 72-67 win while Pomona topped Northern Heights 67-52 with Nitcher 18.
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Colby Heckathorn
Baldwin
Kelsey Verhaeghe
Tracie Weege
Weege
Verhaeghe
Lady Bulldogs
Bob Martin
Wellsville
Sev
Smith
Eagles
Erica Patton
Madison Chambers
Ottawa
Mantis
Barthol
E. Patton
Chambers
K. Patton
Bolen
Garcia
Frank
Vander Tuig
Stroman
Craig
Heckathorn
Tucker
Pomona
Northern Heights
Allen
Northern Heights Wildcats
Trisha Rogers
Indians
Wildcats
Stephanie Nitcher
Sam Shaffer
Melissa Reed
Osage City
Nitcher
Shaffer
Reed
Rockhold
Brooks
Dillon
Griffin
Milton
Lee
S. Boline
A. Boline
Miller
Delong
Fiess
Baird
Stinson
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Pomona Heald
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Cale Worthington
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Robertson
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H. Parks
D. Parks
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Weakley
Heins
Hizar
Glass
Ottawaherald
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