Ottawa High Track Team Faces Player Shortage This Spring
Ottawa Highs Cyclones face a lean season with 56 athletes, only 20 girls and 36 boys, five returning lettermen. Coach Mark Laws notes missing veterans, injuries, and incomplete events as the team prepares for the April 4 Ottawa Relays at Steve Grogan Stadium.
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Rick Peterson
Ottawa High
Mark Laws
Laws
OHS
Cyclones
Dana Chadwell
Paula Ratliff
Kristen Carey
Stacy Skiles
DeeDee Lewis
Nicole Johnson
Karen Lewis
Johnson
Ottawa
Gardner
Jessie Griffin
Mike Roush
Robbie Christenson
Steve Baylor
Trevor Riley
Ners
Mark Roush
Mike Heckman
John Fischer
Shawn Hornbeck
Bryan Branson
Big East Hopes Final Four Return After NCAA Upsets
The Big East remains strong as Georgetown and Providence win regional semifinals, maintaining at least one, possibly two, Final Four teams. Georgetown beat Kansas 70-57 while Providence upset Alabama 103-82, with Syracuse also advancing by defeating Florida 87-81. North Carolina defeated Notre Dame 74-68 as Derry Reid sparked the Tar Heels late.
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Delray Brooks
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Rony Seikaly
Florida
J.R. Reid
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North Carolina
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Kansas
Perry McDonald
Friars
Donovan
Brooks
Darryl Wright
Jim Farmer
Crimson Tide
Derrick Coleman
Coleman
Andrew Moten
Howard Triche
Seikaly
Dwayne Schintzius
Vernon Maxwell
Gators
Reid
Tar Heels
David Rivers
Bowling Scores From Apache Tribe Center Meet
A list of high scores and top players across multiple teams at the Apache Tribe Sports Center event. Names include Underwood, North, Spears, Sudja, Rickabaugh, Scribner, Carpenter, Goracke, Mary Jane, Coffman, Dorothy N., Heckman, Terry T., J. Allis, D. Snell, S. Rowland, B. Spears, Ronnie T., W. Jamison, C. Glimer, R. Gooding, M. Robertson, and R. Weems among others. Event details show multiple clubs and businesses posting their leading scores across 10 and 30 game divisions.
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Apache Tribe Badge
D. Underwood
D. North
SONIC
S. Spears
Taylor Bros. Const
R. Sudja
First National Bank
P. Rickabaugh
T.T.& T. Salvage
D. Bien
L. Scribner
Steves Meat Market
D. Miller
J. Clark
Ottawa Lumber
American Muffler
S. Goracke
Wwe
Mary Jane
Hofers
S. Coffman
Starliters
Dorothy N
Kramer Drug
B. Heckman
Leadbetter‘s
Terry T
Night Owls Steele Dairy
Steele
A. Guyett
Dalrymple Liquor
Franklin
Jamison & Son Dairy
W. Jamison
C. Glimer
Cook's Getty
R. Gooding
Saddleback
M. Robertson
R. Weems
Georgetown Stops Kansas in Southeast Regional clash
Georgetown defeated Kansas 70-57 to reach the Southeast Regional final, led by Reggie Williams with 34 points and Charles Smith’s pivotal seven point burst that put the Hoyas ahead for good. Manning was limited to four second-half points as Georgetown wore down Kansas and forced a late technical against coach Larry Brown. The win extended Georgetown’s winning streak to 14 and set up a showdown with Providence.
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Charles Smith
Georgetown
Kansas
Providence
Louisville
Jayhawk
Larry Brown
Brown
Hoyas
Smith
John Thompson
Danny Manning
Thompson
Jayhawks
Alabama
Cedric Hunter
Williams
Manning
Wichita State
St. John’s
Kansas State
Nevada-Las Vegas
Georgia
Mark ‘Itthinon
Turgeon
Chris Piper
Keith Harris
Ohio State
Anthony Allen
Hunter
Jessian
Piper
Pollock
Pritchard
Barry
Newton
Gueldier
Harris
Putals
McDonald
Bryant
Gillery
Tillman
Winston
Jackson
Allen
Edwards
Jefferson
Highsmith
Gueldner
Assisis
Technical
KU Burglarized Hotel Rooms After Georgetown Loss
In Louisville, Kansas Jayhawks suffered a 70-57 semifinal defeat to Georgetown at the NCAA Southeast Regional and woke to burglarized hotel rooms. Gary Hunter reports 11 or 12 rooms were robbed, with most players losing cash while valuables were hidden by a few.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Georgetown
Gary Hunter
Kansas
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