OU Braves swept by Threshers in Hillsboro doubleheader
Ottawa University baseball dropped two doubleheaders to nationally ranked Tabor College 7-1 and 9-0 in Hillsboro on Saturday after Thursday losses of 9-2 and 16-8 in Ottawa. Four Braves collected hits in the Saturday opener led by Al Clayton Alejandro Villegas Zach Gerch and Kolby O Dowd. Sebastian Wittliff allowed six innings with four strikeouts in the loss. In the nightcap Cole Horn and Dane Raber led Ottawa with multiple hits while Aaron Marshall homered in the first inning to stake the Braves to a lead that vanished as Tabor exploded for late runs. Gerch Marshall Ostergaard and Deichler paced Ottawa with multiple hits and RBIs. Newell Stratton and Jobes pitched as the bullpen effort. The Braves set to play at McPherson at 4 p.m. Friday.
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Ottawa softball drops to SBU in Missouri
Ottawa University softball was swept by NCAA Division II Southwest Baptist University in Boliver Mo 3-2 and 11-3 as Lydia Budke hit her 20th and 21st home runs of the season tying and breaking the school single season record. Budke went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and a run in game one and added two hits two RBIs and a run in game two. Gabby Markham pitched six innings in the opener. Ottawa’s record moves to 10-13 and they open conference play at Sterling College at 1 p.m. today.
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Ottawa Univ senior Julian Rose earns NAIA All-American honor
Ottawa University senior Julian Rose is named to an NAIA All-American team as an honorable mention. Rose averaged 19.8 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, shot 44.1 percent from the floor, 35.4 percent from three, and 82 percent at the line, totaling 570 points and 50 assists. The Braves finished 14-15 and lost to Sterling in the conference tournament quarterfinals.
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Ramsey earns NAIA All American honors for Ottawa Lady Braves
Ottawa University senior Amber Ramsey earned honorable mention NAIA All American honors becoming the first Lady Brave to do so since 2006-07. Ramsey totaled 14.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game and helped Ottawa to a 15-14 season before a KCAC quarterfinal exit to Kansas Wesleyan.
ORC Announces Two Day Youth Baseball Camp
Ottawa Recreation Commission hosts a two day youth baseball camp for ages 8 to 14 at Orlis Cox. Saturday focuses on pitching and Sunday on hitting. Camp runs 10 a.m. to noon daily. Registration ends Friday. For information call 242-1939.
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Ottawa University signs across multiple sports in early depth chart
The scoreboard lists new signees across men’s soccer Cody Peterson and Matt Bleich from Shawnee and Topeka, women’s soccer Luz Zuluaga and Kayla Saucedo among others, men’s wrestling five signees, and track and field plus football additions. Notable names include Diana Moreno from Escondido, Aubree Wells from West Point and Kameron Blanding from Courtland with a large slate of signees for fall sports.
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Boulder City
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Raymore
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Ottawa leads slate of college and high school events
Tuesday schedules feature Ottawa at Sterling baseball and Ottawa tennis at Johnson County. Thursday Heritage Christian visits Wellsville in high school baseball. Friday Ottawa soccer at Spring Hill and Ottawa golf at Swede Inc. events continue through the week. Monday stacks include Central Heights at Wellsville.
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Golf Great Life Golf Hole in One Dave Long No 7
Dave Long aced hole seven to highlight a golf round. The event notes a tight finish and marks a notable feat for the player amid the competition.
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Frontier League Boys Basketball First and Second Teams
The First Team includes Mason McDoway Paola Mitchell Ballock Quinton Verhulst Isaac McCullough and Andrew Ballock. The Second Team features Cornell Brown and Chad Berg both from Baldwin.
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