Ottawa Wrestlers Place At Blue Valley Northwest Invite
Ottawa sent three wrestlers to the Blue Valley Northwest Invitational and earned podium finishes. Casey Black placed second at 171 pounds, Jason Tharp finished third at 275, and Chad Hinderliter was sixth at 103. Black went 3-1 with a 16-4 season mark and 13 pins. Tharp went 17-3 with 11 pins, while Hinderliter improved to 14-8 with 10 pins. Additional Ottawa grapplers noted include Walsh Johns McCurdy Dowell Hammes Mader Guyett Walters. The Cyclones host Highland Park at 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Overland Park
Ottawa
Casey Black
Jason Tharp
Chad Hinderliter
Black
Tharp
Hinderliter
Tim Walsh
Waylon Johns
Jeff McCurdy
Tim Dowell
Matt Hammes
Matt Mader
Damon Guyett
Steve Walters
Cyclones
Highland Park
Ottawa Freshman Triumph Edges Atchison In Tight Win
Ottawa freshmen opened the season with a 53 to 52 road victory at Atchison. Eric Hull scored 19 for Ottawa while Kit Evans added 16 and Matt Waldron along with Bryce Huschka each had eight. The freshman B team lost 59 to 43 at Central Heights. Ottawa travels to Wamego Friday.
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Ottawa
Atchison
Cyclones
Eric Hull
Cale Drumwright
Adam Spratt
Central Heights
Kit Evans
Matt Waldron
Bryce Huschka
Wamego
Ottawa Freshmen Girls Edge Baldwin 49 47 at Home
Ottawa freshman girls, after a month without a game, edged Baldwin 49 to 47 on their home floor. Adrienne Allegre led Ottawa with 19 points, while Jamie Vance added 15. The Cyclones move to 2-1 and host Emporia on February 4.
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Ottawa
Baldwin
Cyclones
Adrienne Allegre
Jamie Vance
Eagle JV boys fall in tourney
OSAWATOMIE The Wellsville boys junior varsity lost to Louisburg 73 to 60 in the Osawatomie Junior Varsity Tournament first round. Wellsville trailed early and could not rally. Brad Kramer led Wellsville with 16 points and five rebounds. Dane Leecy added 14 points, Brian Harlow 11, Jeremy Graham four steals and five points. Others scored included Justin Hoehn 4, Aaron Jewell, Doug Mantis, Dustin Lewis, Dustin Nolke, and Rick Livingston with 2 each.
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Osawatomie
Wellsville
Louisburg
Brad Kramer
Dane Leecy
Brian Harlow
Jeremy Graham
Justin Hoehn
Aaron Jewell
Doug Mantis
Dustin Lewis
Dustin Nolke
Rick Livingston
Williamsburg Falls to Lebo in Big Nine Championship
Lebo staged a late rally to defeat Williamsburg 28 to 25 in the Big Nine Tournament final. Williamsburg finished 9 and 3 for the season with two losses to Lebo, which went unbeaten. Coach Chuck Lee praised Williamsburg's season.
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Burlingame
Williamsburg
Lebo
Chuck Lee
Cyclones roll past Basehor-Linwood in Baldwin Invite seventh-place game
Ottawa Cyclones avenge earlier losses with a 74-53 victory over Basehor-Linwood, scoring 10 three-pointers the most since 1992. Josh Garcia nets 20 points as Ottawa builds a 44-25 halftime lead and dominates defensively to secure seventh place.
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Greg Mast
Aldwin
Ottawa
Cyclones
Anderson County
Basehor-Linwood
Baldwin
Wellsville
Atchison
Jeff West
Augusta
Bobcats
Paola
David Grover
Josh Garcia
Garcia
Grover
Josh
Brad Breuer
Breuer
Noah Simpson
Bob Laffere
Chad
Henningsen
Leffore
Kyle Bulmer
Wamego
Basehorlinwood
Brewer
Culler
Hanningsen
Bulmer
Queen
Moloto
Trinkle
Anderson
Steward
Wellsville Rallies Past Atchison In Baldwin Invite Thriller
Wellsville overcame a slow start to beat Atchison 58 50 after a 26 point fourth quarter led by Josh Flett and Justin Bell. Bell contributed 19 points and 17 rebounds, while Kracht hit a key trey to seal the lead. Baldwin defeated Anderson County 67 58 behind Joe Kivett off the bench and balanced scoring.
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Wellsville
Eagles
Kermit Deterding
Atchison
Redmen
Deterding
Josh Flett
Justin Bell
Joel Kracht
Trey
Baldwin
Regan
Roe
Amsbaugh
McCroy
Rickless
Blatiner
Jamison
Farley
Bloss
E. Flatt
Ball
Kracht
J. Flet
Anderson Co
Joe Kivett
Anderson County
Kivett
Andy Meinen
Doyle Murphy
Cody Fordemwalt
Eric Pfaltzgraff
Andrew Hermreck
Osawatomie
Everett
Wassell
Williams
Murphy
Knight
Cosman
Fordemwalt
Meinen
Unruh
Zwiener
Norman
Palizgraff
Roberts
Hermrack
Rues
Jahn
Paola Edges Central Heights 61 55 In Burlington Tourney
Paola holds off Central Heights 61 to 55 in the Burlington Tournament final. Paola used a 19-3 second quarter surge to build a 15 point halftime lead as Central Heights made a late run but couldn’t overtake the Panthers. Welch praised Paola’s discipline and defense while noting a key late out of bounds call.
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Burlington
Paola
Central Heights
Panthers
Vikings
Viking
Buddy Welch
Welch
Pleasanton
Osborn
Duncan
Ward
Forck
Rockers
Bassett
Day
Hither
Woolery
Brent Lee
Kueser
Arnett
Brandon Lee
Northern Heights tops Osage City in Flinthills final
Northern Heights beat Osage City 65 to 51 in the Flinthills Invitational final. Osage City led in field goal percentage late but Combined 57.8 to 46.5 for NH and a 29-10 free throw edge. Senior Shelley Koch led Osage City with 16 points, Rachel Richard added nine and seven rebounds.
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Northern Heights
Osage City
White Auditorium
Shelley Koch
Rachel Richard
Rossville
Koch
Indians
Eepeule
Fri Y. Northern Heights
Jones
C. van Gundy
Symonds
Wheat
van Gundy
Olson
Young
Davidson
Boss
Orender
Richard
Haskins
Keller
Johnson
Swedes edge OU Braves in 73 72 thriller
Bethany edged Ottawa University 77 73 after a tight first half. Ottawa led 34 42 at intermission but could not overcome Bethany’s 23 offensive boards and strong free throw performance. Kris Rush paced Ottawa with 14 points, while Michael Hull added 13 and Michael Snarks and Jeremy McDonnell 12 each. Ottawa falls to 2-16 overall and 1-6 in KCAC. hosts Sterling next.
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Lindsborg
Ottawa University
Braves
Bethany
Ottawa
Kris Rush
Michael Hull
Michael Snarks
Jeremy McDonnell
Kansas
Letic
Sterling
Fgafgm
Fta-Ftim
Blanding
Chorvat
Meyer
Swartz
Proctor
Roper
Edwards
Gentz
Kort
Knight
Charvat
Ottewo
Luorks
Rosh
Young
Hull
McDonnell
Schurman
Wormer
Eicha
Hashime
Bathany
McDonnall
Eiche ? Young
Warer
Team Fotals
Bethany swamps Ottawa 74 57 in KCAC clash
Bethany strong start shoots 56 percent first half and leads 38 21 at halftime as Ottawa stalls at 25 percent. Melvetta Manning tops Ottawa with 17 points while Bethany tools spread scoring led by Morgan and Placek. Ottawa faces Sterling next after loss.
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Ottawa
Melvetta Manning
Kalisha Patrick
Eboni Fondren
Teri Markin
Lady Braves
Ster
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