Wellsville Earns 3A State Bid In Historic Return
Wellsville High School girls basketball earned a 3A state tournament berth for the first time since 2015 after a dominant sub-state win over Eureka 67-31. Sydney Dwyer led with 21 points as Eureka trailed 30-14 at the second-quarter mark and was held to single digits in the second half. The Lady Eagles, 18-4, will face Thomas More Prep (20-2) as the No. 6 seed in Hutchinson March 7 to 10.
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OU Women Lax Drops Close Heartbreaker to Aquinas 10 6
Ottawa University women’s lacrosse opened with a 10-6 loss at OU’s Peoples Bank Field after a 3-3 halftime tie. Kiarah Thomas scored three, Anna Curcuru notched three straight second half goals, and Aquinas closed with three unanswered in the final minutes as Megan Pyrett led with five goals.
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ESUmen tennis defeats OU on road 6-3 in Friday match
Emporia State University defeats Ottawa University 6-3 as ESU takes six singles matches led by Dixon, Gortzouian and Mota. OU wins one doubles match while OU redoubles to two, including President Muheto and Michenka Skvore.
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Keiran
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Sterling Sweeps Ottawa in Kansas Conference baseball series
Sterling College swept Ottawa University in a three game series, winning 15-3 on Friday behind a 13-0 five inning surge, and taking games 2 and completing an 18-8 win in the first Saturday twin bill, despite Ottawa’s late innings rally. Ottawa dropped to 6-13 overall, 1-5 in KCAC.
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