Ottawa trio named to NAIA all American honorable mention
Ottawa junior Cavazos Cummings joins Kyle Farrell of Southwestern and Jonathan Coachman of McPherson as NAIA Division I All American honorable mention selections. Cummings led Ottawa to a third national tournament berth with 17.7 PPG and 6.5 RPG, while Farrell topped ECAC scoring at 22.3 PPG and hit 68.9 percent from the field. Coachman posted 22.1 PPG 9.1 RPG and 5.2 APG, ranking high in multiple conference stats.
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Southwestern
Kyle Farrell
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Jonathan Coachman
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Grandview
Braves
Farrell
ECAC
Coachman
MidAmerica Nazarene
Neal Smith
William Jewell
Brook Russell
Midwest Juniors Sponsor Coed Volleyball Tournament
The Midwest Juniors volleyball program hosts a coed tournament on April 1 at Wellsville High School. Entry is 40 dollars per team to fund regional travel, with recreation and power divisions, two pools of five, and top three per pool advancing to best-of-three play.
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Johnson County Community College
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Chris Dondo
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Central Heights Athletic Fund
Buddy Welch
Midwest Juniors
Wellsville High School
Ottawa teams begin spring play with clean slates
Four Ottawa United Soccer Club squads opened their spring seasons with victories across age groups. Under 12 boys won 1 0 over Topeka Comets, with Jed Killough scoring from Travis Mendell and Jeremy Altic securing the shutout. Under 14 girls edged Topeka Gold 1 0 as Megan Hull scored, Misty Flanner assisted, and Lisa Miller earned the win in goal. Under 16 boys defeated Atchison 2 1, with Luke Queen and Pete Hornung scoring and Queen converting a penalty with Justin Altic assisting. Under 14 boys won by forfeit.
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Jed Killough
Travis Mendell
Jeremy Altic
Topeka Gold
Megan Hull
Misty Flanner
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Jayhawks Seek Respect Amid Mixed NCAA Matchups
No. 15 Arizona faces Miami of Ohio while No. 13 Virginia meets Nicholls State and No. 21 Western Kentucky plays Michigan. Kansas, in its sixth straight NCAA, boasts its most inexperienced lineup yet led by freshman and sophomore starters and a bruised footed center Greg Ostertag. Colgate debuts against tough foes as Michigan navigates Fab Five remnants Jay Jackson and Jimmy King alongside five freshmen.
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Jack Bruen
Colgate
Ray
Jay Jackson
Jimmy King
NIT opener results across multiple games
New Mexico State toppled Colorado 97 83 in Las Cruces as Rodney Walker and Mack Tuck each posted 28 points. Coppin State edged St Josephs 75 68 in overtime behind Keith Carmichael. Marquette defeated Auburn 83 71 with Aaron Hutchins scoring a career high 20. Penn State overcame Miami 62 56 after a large early deficit. Canisius beat Seton Hall 83 71 ending a 14 game Big East skid with Craig Wise 28 points and Adrian Griffin 24.
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Ala
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Penn St
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Penn State
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Nittany Lions
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Seton Hall
Buffalo
Craig Wise
Golden Griffins
Adrian Griffin
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