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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1999

Page

10

High School and College Games Noted Across Weekend Schedule

The schedule lists Thursday and Friday basketball events across high school and college levels. Contests include West Franklin, Pomona, Cair Paravel, Crest, St Marys, Williamsburg, Ottawa, Anderson County, Baldwin, Wellsville, Atchison, Augusta, JH, and university matchups. Wrestling features Ottawa at Blue Valley Northwest at 5 p.m. All times show 5 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

West Franklin Fomong Pomona Cair Paravel Crest St. Marya Williamsburg Friends Ottawa Louisburg Anderson Co Baldwin Wellsville Anderson County H.S. Baldwin Basshorlinwood Atchison Augusta Jeff West Ottawa University Paravel Willamsburg P.m. Ers Osawatomie Central Heights Pitsburg Lobette Co Osage City Rossville Blue Valley

Prep poll shows Kansas boys and girls basketball rankings

The AP consensus rankings from Hutchinson News, Yop eka Capitol Journal and Wichita Eagle list top teams by class with records. Boys 6A leaders include Wichita Heights and Leavenworth. 5A features Highland Park and McPherson. 4A highlights Colby and El Dorado. 3A led by Erie and Southwest Heights. 2A with Stanton County and Quinter. 1A includes Santa Fe Trail. Girls rankings span Blue Valley North, Wichita Nashwest, Olathe South, and McPherson among others with multiple state contenders noted.

Hutchinson News Yopeka Capitol Journal Wichita Eagle Wichita Heights Leavenworth Wichita Southeast Olathe South SM Northwest KC Washington Highland Park McPharson Andover Great Bend Lobette County Bishop Miege Colby Wamego el Dorado Loulaburg Kansas City Sumner Concordia Cirela Hillsboro Central Heights Chaney Balleville Silver Lake Beloit Riverton Stanton County Jefferson North Quinter Pitsburg Colgan Osborne Spearville Claus TA Brewster Haviland Jabo Midway-Daenton Altroo Linn Blue Valley North Wichita Nashwest South Emposia Washburn Rural Jonethen City McPherson Miega Kapaun Tie Goddard Graat Bend Pittsburg Santa Fe Trail Marysville Andale Baldwin Eudora Sabatha Erie Southwestam Heights Liver Lake Conway Springs Norton Moundridge Frontenac Stockton Jackson Heights Leoti Cras Baileyville Pratty Prairie Bemn Centralia Weskan Salina Sacred

College Basketball Scores From AP East to West

A roundup of Wednesday games across regions with final scores: Bucknell 63 Colgate 40. Massachusetts 63 St. Josephs 55. Richmond 64 American U 63. St Johns 84 Providence 57. Xavier 76 Fordham 56. Connecticut 70 Miami 68 OT. Duke 82 Clemson 60. Florida 77 LSU 58. Florida St 74 Wake Forest 68. James Madison 75 William & Mary 59. Kentucky 72 Auburn 62. Mississippi 8 Mississippi St 68. North Carolina St 77 Wake Forest 65. Old Dominion 74 NC Wilmington 62. Tennessee 85 Georgia 69. Vanderbilt 77 South Carolina 64. Midwest: Bradley 69 Illinois St 68. Creighton 90 Evansville 60. E Michigan 56 Central Michigan 53 OT. Kansas 76 Colorado 52. Kent 68 Miami Ohio 62. Minnesota 76 Michigan 70. Northwestern 60 Penn St 60 OT. Illinois St 64 Indiana St 63. Saint Louis 69 South Florida 60. Wisconsin Green Bay 60 Cleveland St 57. Wisconsin 75 Illinois 53. Southwest: Alabama 67 Arkansas 60. Nebraska 96 Oklahoma 81. Oklahoma 75 Baylor 47. Far West: CS Northridge 84 Sacramento St 68. UC Santa Barbara 78 Cal Poly SLO 75. UCLA 98 Southern Cal 60.

Nednesday Associated Press Bucknell Colgate Massachusetts St. Joseph's Richmond American U St. John’s Providence Xavier Fordham South Connecticut Miami Duke Clemson Florida LSU Florida St Wake Forest Janes Madison William & Mary Kentucky Auburn Mississippi Mississippi St N.c.wilmington Tennessee Georgia Vanderbilt South Carolina Midwest Bradley Illinois St Creighton Evansville Michigan Cent Kansas Colorado Kent Ohio Minneagin Northwestern Penn St Sillinois Indiana St Saint Louis South Florida Wis Green Bay Cleveland St Wiscongin Illinois Southwest Alabama Arkansas Nebraska Oklahoma

Hull makes NAIA All American for Ottawa Braves

Iola native Michael Hull, a 6 foot 6 tight end, transferred from the University of Chicago to Ottawa University in 1996 to earn playing time and basketball. He starred in 1997 with 35 receptions for 400+ yards, then exploded in 1998 with 61 catches for 922 yards and 13 touchdowns, earning NAIA All American first team honors. Hull helped Ottawa’s top five offense, praised by coach Chris Creighton as a key component amid a powerful unit.

Ottawa University Chris Creighton Hull Richard Jeff Braves Cindy Lady Braves Ottawa Iola Tom Starck Creighton Michael Chris Battle Battle NASA Chicago

Battle earns All American honors in awesome season

Chris Battle earned NAIA All American second team honors after a record setting season at Ottawa University. He led NAIA in rushing with 1,688 yards and 19 touchdowns, breaking school single season marks while guiding the Braves to a dominant year. Battle started after Tyler Griffin’s departure and showed leadership with 150+ yards in nine of ten games.

Battle Braves Nationals NAIA Luushuuwils Creighton Michael Hull Ottawa McPherson Hull Southwestern Southwest Assemblies of God Tabor Keith Brooks Desmond Stick” Robinson Robinson Griffin Herb Sutton

Ottawa girls set for Top Gun Tournament opener

Ottawa's girls basketball team meets St Mary in the first round of the ninth annual Top Gun Tournament in Wellsville. Eudora leads the tough field with Baldwin and Anderson County. Ottawa aims to gain intensity and use the event as a springboard after a 5-4 run.

Ottawa Wellsville St. Mary Eudora Kansas City Piper Chris Kornhaus Baldwin Anderson County

Osage City girls advance to Flinthills Shootout semis

Osage City used hot free throw shooting and balanced scoring to beat Chase County 65 to 43 in the Flinthills Shootout first round at White Auditorium. Rachel Richard led with 15 points and seven rebounds, while Heather Orender added 12 and Shelley Koch 11 as Osage City outscored Chase County 33-20 in the middle quarters.

Emporia Osage City Chase County White Auditorium Indians Rachel Richard Heather Orender Shelley Koch Kylie Johnson Amnie Haskins Rossville Scot Watts Peak Johnson Giger Jones Ingels Harbaugh Murrell

eR Achievements Highlight Cyclones Star Player

Hermreck leads the Cyclones with 14.7 points per game and 7.0 rebounds, adding five steals in the win over Turner last week. Ottawa coach Chris Kornhaus praises her improved defense and savvy reads with no evident weaknesses. Other players named include Lexee McDonnell, Beccy Tooley, Sarah Wuertz, Crystal Kirkpatrick, Amy French, Kelli Burkdoll, Shelley Koch, Stacia Wood, Tonya Harmon, Rachel Goetz, Lindsay Dieterich, Katie Sheffield, Jill Dorsey, Shiloh Thomas, Mindy Mallo ry, Jamie Spiker, Megan Bazil.

Hermreck Cyclones Turner Ottawa Chris Kornhaus Anderson County Lexee McDonnell Central Heights Beccy Tooley Sarah Wuertz Lyndon Crystal Kirkpatrick Mdcv Amy French Kelli Burkdoll Osage City Shelley Koch Pomona Stacia Wood Tonya Harmon Rachel Goetz Lindsay Dieterich Katie Sheffield Wellsville Jill Dorsey Shiloh Thomas Williamsburg Mindy Mallory Jamie Spiker Megan Bazil

Williamsburg Panther star leads comeback and big scoring night

Driver for Williamsburg poured in 39 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to spark a victory after taking over in the fourth. Coach David Walker praised his leadership and maturity as central to the Panthers' late win last Friday. Other players named include Peters, Woolery, Welch, Gibson, Hoke, Wise, Lohmeyer, Carlson, Bulmer, Moloto, Sharp, Hinderliter, Johnson, Prochnow, Flett, Bell, Erlacher, Ferguson, Rodi na.

Driver Williamsburg Panthers David Walker Central Heights Paul Peters Brett Woolery Beau Welch Lyndon Brent Gibson Anthony Hoke Derek Wise Osage City Jeff Lohmeyer Conrad Carlson Ottawa Kyle Bulmer Errol Moloto Jason Sharp Chad Hinderliter Pomona Leo Johnson Josh Prochnow Wellsville Josh Flett Evan Flett Justin Bell Nick Erlacher Brian Ferguson Nick Rodina

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