OHS seniors grew up together leave as champs
A group of OHS seniors ends their high school chapter as champions. The article notes long time friendships formed at school and their shared journey to a final victory, marking a memorable ending to their athletics and school years.
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OHS
Cyclones claim 4A title behind team effort
Ottawa defeats Highland Park 54 45 to win its second state crown behind Semi Ojeleye's 104 points in three games. Ottawa’s supporting cast scored 21 of 31 in the second half as the Cyclones held off the Scots, with defense and balance driving the win and 25 0 season.
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Salina
Ottawa
Jon McKowen
Cyclones
Ojeleye
Salina Bicentennial Center
Highland Park
McKowen
Kaden Shaffer
Ottawa Cyclones capture second state title in flawless season
Ottawa High School clinched its second state basketball title finishing with a school record 25 wins and an undefeated season. Senior Wyatt Peters battled for rebounds as the Cyclones dominated on the boards 40-27 while limiting Highland Park to 29 percent shooting. Coach McKowen praised Dallas Natt and Alex Hasty for leadership and clutch plays, stressing unity over individual stars in the title run.
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Ottawa
Dallas Natt
Alex
Kaden
McKowen
Natt
Dallas
Cyclones
Hasty
Anderson County
Ojeleye
Towa High School
Wyatt Peters
Highland Park
Eddie Hunt
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