Ottawa High girls fall to St James in opener
St James Academy showed elite speed and skill, beating Ottawa High 7 0 on the road. Ottawa dealt with early injuries moving Bre Anne Hendricks to defense and Laura Chartier leaving with a lip injury, complicating passing and attack. Ottawa hosts Mill Valley in its first home game under lights at 5 30 p.m. while junior varsity plays at 4 p.m.
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Sweat stars help Wildcats in postseason surge at altitude
Wildcats bench has stepped up as Ashley Sweat chips in 15 points against Southern Illinois amid Marlies Gipson injury. Legerski credits Sweat for lifting the team as top scorer Patterson dismisses altitude concerns, noting Kansas State’s strong WNIT record at 9-1 all time.
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Ottawa Cyclones sweep Spring Hill in doubleheader
Ottawa beat Spring Hill 12-2 in game one and edged ahead in game two before Weathering a late rally. Senior Jeff Thomason tossed six innings with two runs on four hits and eight strikeouts to secure the opener. Blake Hiatt and Kyle Altic drove in key runs as Ottawa jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first and added five in the fifth. In game two Chase Moore delivered an RBI double as Ottawa built an early 6-0 cushion before Spring Hill surged with five in the third and three in the fourth to grab an 8-7 edge. Ottawa recovered, scoring three in the fifth and one in the sixth to reclaim control. Jake Moore closed the door for the Cyclones as Ottawa improves to 2-0, 1-0, with a home game against De Soto on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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OU track stars Gorton and Garrard win at Baker Relays
Ottawa University riders Gorton and Garrard topped events at the Baker Relays in Liston Stadium. Gorton won the javelin with 177 feet 9 inches. Garrard took the 5,000 meters in 15 minutes 55.15 seconds. Other Bears results included Lang in the 100 meters and Lee in multiple field events as OU eyes McPherson meet.
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Replay becomes a fixture in pro football
Phoenix AP reports coach es throwing challenge flags and referees checking hooded headgear will endure as NFL fixtures. Instant replay as an officiating tool becomes permanent after league owners vote 30 to 2 with Cincinnati and Arizona dissenting. Nearly all stadiums will get HD equipment and be recabled before the next season at up to 300000 dollars per club.
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