OMS Boys Split With DeSoto And Spring Hill
Ottawa Middle School boys teams split with DeSoto at home as seventh graders remained undefeated 52 to 29 while eighth graders lost 40 to 36 led by Michael Catlon and Jarod Sigmund with 8 each and Lee Baldwin 15 for Ottawa. Freshman B team beat Spring Hill 58 to 26 behind Chris Hermreck 19 and Matt Waldron 12.
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OMS
DeSoto
Ottawa Middle
Michael Catlon
Jarod Sigmund
Tyler Kuehn
Matt Morton
Josh Smith
Justin Brown
Ross Thompson
Adam Gibson
Lee Baldwin
Andrew Maxwell
Clint Bones
Drew Waldron
Gabe Sheffield
William Hendrix
Andrew Miller
Ottawa
Spring Hill
Cyclones
Chris Hermreck
Matt Waldron
Bryce Huschka
Kyle Raley
Kyle Fetters
Pomona Girls Rally To Beat Uniontown 52 31
Pomona coach Joni Jones praised improved defense as the team erased a rough second quarter and outscored Uniontown 20-6 in the third. Tabitha Allis led with a career high 14 points, followed by Becki Cargo 10 and Amanda Nitcher 9 as Pomona improved to 10-4. Uniontown's early 10-5 lead gave way after turnovers plagued the Indians, with Tonya Harmon pacing Pomona in a 15 point effort and Stacey Hawkins adding 12.
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Uniontown
Pomona
Joni Jones
Indians
Tabitha Allis
Becki Cargo
Amanda Nitcher
Tonya Harmon
Stacey Hawkins
Osage City
George
Odell
Vanderpool
Shepherd
Bonwort
Uniontown hands Pomona 64 38 setback in Uniontown
Uniontown used a hot second quarter to pull away and beat Pomona 64 to 38. Five 3-pointers fueled a 25-6 burst as Pomona's Josh Prochnow led with 15 points and 13 rebounds, while Eden 2 Holt 5 and L Neville 12 paced Uniontown scoring.
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Uniontown
Pomona
Joe Gerber
Josh Prochnow
Eden
Holt
L. Neville
P. Ramsey
Campbell
Martin
Reeder
Ramsey
J. Neville
Powell
Farrar
Johnson
Nitcher
Prochnow
Ripley
Evans
Broncos Linemen Break Silence After Mutiny Fines
Gibbs reshuffles Denver line moving Tony Jones to left tackle and promoting Harry Swayne to right tackle while Neil takes right guard. The group recalls a costly revolt sparked by media exposure, with fines totaling 5500 dollars and a vow to simplify next year.
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Gibbs
Tony Jones
Harry Swayne
Neil
Gary
John
NFL
Linemen
Broncos
Emilee Hermreck shines as Piper tops Ottawa 48
Ottawa sprinted to an 8-2 lead behind Hermreck who finished with 23 points. Piper countered with a 15-5 run to lead 27-21 at halftime. Ottawa trailed by four late in the game as Dieterich added 13, but Piper closed at the line, finishing 24 of 33 free throws.
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Emilee Hermreck
Hermreck
Rachel Goetz
Piper
Kornhaus
Ottawa
Cyclones
Pirates
Lindsey Dieterich
Dieterich
Hull
Goetz
Porter
Wadkins
Gibson
Ross
Sheffield
DeBerg Finds Second NFL Act Behind Chandler for Falcons
The article recalls Steve DeBerg, after four-year retirement, returning to back up and then call plays for Chris Chandler with the Atlanta Falcons. His path included coaching with the New York Giants under Dan Reeves, a stint in Tampa, and a lengthy career starting for six teams, with Reeves approving his evolving sideline role during Chandler's tenure. DeBerg’s experience mirrors Kubiak’s view of him as a seasoned pro, now valued for onfield decisions and leadership.
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Chandler
New York Jets
Tampa
New York Giants
Dan Reeves
Reeves
DeBerg
Atlanta
Jack Burns
NFL
K.rypien
Chanote
Ller
Cincinnati
Tony Graziani
Steve
Gary Kubiak
Broncos
Elway
John
Kubiak
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Tony Dorsett
San Francisco
Bill Walsh
Montana
49Ers
Bucs
Chiefs
Dolphins
Falcons
Colts
Cardinals
Rams
Oilers
Walsh
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M. Breedlove
Stine
Jaklevic
McKinley
Smith
Plymouth Voyager
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Jim Ae
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