Ottawa High Track Opener Boosts Cyclone Teams
Ottawa High girls dominate the meet winning most events and relays on the Blue Valley track while Blue Valley tops the boys competition. Cyclones show resurgence as Ottawa’s squads secure multiple second places and several event wins led by Cindy Blakeley and Jeri Cole in a high school varsity meet delayed from Friday.
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Cole
Ottawa
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Bryan Kelley
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Final Four Berth Caps State Dream Season
North Carolina State earns a Final Four spot after an 24-10 season, with Dereck Whittenberg back from injury to help win the ACC tournament and West Regional. They meet Georgia in Albuquerque while Houston faces Louisville in the other semifinal. Louisville carries a 32-3 mark and 16 straight wins into the showdown. Houston, 30-2, seeks a 26th straight win as Crum hails their odds.
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Williamsburg Rowers Describe Demanding KSU Crew
David Reichard of Williamsburg explains life in the Kansas State University rowing team. The Wildcat crew, with 19 women and 36 men, trains intensely from last summer through winter, focusing on endurance, technique, and synchronized power to race 2000 meters in under six minutes for men and under seven for women.
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Kansas State University
Wildcat
Brewer wins district gold in 50 breast at Topeka meet
Chippewa Swim Team’s Chris Brewer, in the 10 and under division, captured the district 50-yard breaststroke gold with 38.3 seconds AAA time, earned a spot on the 1983 Missouri Valley All-Star team, and helped set AAA times while competing at the District Short Course Junior Olympic Championships in Topeka.
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Ottawa
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Brewer
Great Plains
Mat Masters Qualify For State In Kansas Wrestling
Eight Ottawa mat masters earned state berths at the Kansas Kid Wrestling Championships in Hays after top four finishes at district meet. In 8 and under Jody Wieneke and Corey Hanson placed third while Kevin Teter was fourth. In 10 and under Jerry Lynn won first with Toby Aguirre third and Justin Lynn fourth. Doug Harper was third in 12 and under. Ottawa High’s Richard DeLaTorre Kris Patton and Darren Weatherbee join the state freestyle field in 16 and under.
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Jody Wieneke
Corey Hanson
Kevin Teter
Jerry Lynn
Toby Aguirre
Justin Lynn
Marc McClay
Doug Harper
Ottawa High
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Darren Weatherbee
OSC Quartet Competes At District Four Qualifiers
Ottawa Swim Club swimmers at the Missouri Valley Division meet in Topeka posted multiple times. Scott Davidson led 11-12s with a 1:13.65 100 Back and 1:15.01 in consolation, while stepping 1:16.37 100 LM and 29.68 100 Free. Todd Davidson in 10 & under finished 12th overall with 39.68 in 50 Back. Steve Hasty Open Boys tallied 24.66 in 50 Free for sixth in consolation. Jerry Hofman 13-14s swam 1:09.52 100 Back.
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Stokes
Martin
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Tyrell
O’hara
Ferguson
Otawa
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Conroy Aquatic Center
Topeka
Scott Davidson
Scott
Todd Davidson
Steve Hasty
Jerry Hofman
Tima
Sutton A Success On Embattled TPC Course
Hal Sutton won the Tournament Players Championship with a closing 69 to finish 5 under 283 and claim $126,000. The wind battered Players’ Club course drew petitions from top players demanding changes amid harsh rolls and greens, while Sutton avoided major disasters and finished ahead of Bob Eastwood who took second at 284.
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Sutton
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Ed Fiori
Crenshaw
Watson
Bob Eastwood
Ottawa High Winter Sports Banquet Announcement
The Ottawa High Winter Sports Banquet will be held Wednesday night at 6 30 p.m. in the Cyclone Room at OHS. All winter sports participants in grades 9 12 pep band cheerleaders drill team honor pep and their parents are invited as are all Cyclone Booster Club members.
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