Incoming coaches take over area prep programs
Kansas area high schools announce new head coaches across multiple programs. West Franklin hires veteran Einspahr to return closer to his Midwest roots after a Florida tenure, while Ottawa High School adds Sharon Morford to lead boys tennis and Mark Eggold becomes head golf coach. Morford vows fun and mastery for a small squad. Eggold emphasizes developing a lasting love for golf and setting process goals.
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Prairie Highlands
Olathe
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Cyclones
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Topeka
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Braves' Pope and Basconcillo honored by NAIA weekly awards
Ottawa University men's volleyball players Luke Pope and Errol Basconcillo earned NAIA weekly honors. Pope repeated as NAIA Letter of the Week for the third time this season with 210 assists, 35 digs, 10 blocks and seven kills over five matches. Basconcillo claimed NAIA Defender of the Week after 49 digs in five matches, including 16 in a win over Cardinal Stritch, as OU eyes exhibition with Lincoln College and a Saturday tilt with Lindenwood Belleville.
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Ottawa University Braves slump continues after doubleheader losses
Ottawa University baseball suffers a five game skid cresting with a Tuesday doubleheader loss to Southwestern Christian University in Oklahoma City. The Braves fell 9-3 in game one and 3-1 in game two despite 10 hits and a late rally. Randy Perez produced a key triple in game two, but delays and costly outs kept Ottawa from tying or taking the lead. The team now prepares for a weekend against York College with two games Saturday and one Sunday schedule starting at 1 p.m. local time.
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