Cyclone JV boys take third at Santa Fe meet
Ottawa and Wellsville freshmen and sophomores placed third and fourth in a six-team Santa Fe Trail event. Ottawa boys scored 90 points, Wellsville 73. girls from both schools were fourth and fifth. Standouts include Ottawa's James Barkley winning 100 and 440 sprints and a 440 relay. Ty Haas high jump winner for Wellsville. Leanne Drumright javelin winner for Ottawa girls.
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Arrondale
Ottawa and
Wellsville
Ottawa
James Barkley
Jake Stultz
Ty Haas
Aaron Rutledge
OHS Boys Take Second at Meet. Girls Finish Third
Ottawa High School runners paced by Pratt O'Dea and Marvin plus Showalter Dixon and Perry, posted a second place for boys and third for girls in a mixed meet. Notable finishes include Drumright 116-7 in javelin and Duncan 50.3 in 330 hurdles, with Ottawa leading several relays and sprint events.
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OHS
Pratt
Hepner
O'Dea
Fouts
Dowell
Ottawa
Marvin
Emery
Mawily
Drumright
Denton
Brown
Showalter
Dixon
Perry
Duncan
Duran
Giefer
Ostmeyer
Gibson
Salisbury
Williamsburg track squads win team titles amid fast times
Williamsburg squads capture team championships led by Kelley War and Reichard Will along with Pomona MdCV and Waverly in a kaleidoscope of events. Standout marks include 19.31 in the 200 and 14.01 in the 100 while the 400 relay tops in 54.38 for Williamsburg and strong performances across jumps sprints and hurdles.
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Kelley
War
Drumm
Reichard
Will
Morris
Wallace
Chavez
Howard
Antonellis
Way
Green
White
Williamsburg
Pomona
Waverly
Winters
Shoemaker
Hoffsommer
Casten
Weigand
E. Sowers
Messick
Driver
Silvey
Norton
Fluker
Pock
Mdcv
Young outfielders shine as Appier shines for Royals
Kevin Appier dominates the season start with a 2-0 record and 0.71 ERA after six innings against the Yankees. Gary Gaetti drives in four runs with a homer and a single as Scott Kamieniecki loses for the first time this season. Yankee catcher Mike Stanley injures his right hand on a hit by Hipolito Pichardo, with prognosis unclear.
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Kevin Appier
Baltimore
Yankees
Appier
Gary Gaetti
Scott Kamieniecki
Yankee
Scott
Buck Showalter
Condi
Mike Stanley
Hipolito Pichardo
Showalter
KU Women Involved In Ottawa Four Car Crash
University of Kansas women basketball players were in a four car collision Friday near Seventh and Main in Ottawa. Driver Heather Bellinger 16 rear ended Jennifer Trapp 20, who then hit Katharine Lonergan 19, who then hit Trinity Guyett 19. No one was hospitalized though Lonergan Canada and Ledet reported pains.
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University of Kansas
Ottawa
Seventh
Main
Heather Diane Bellinger
Birch
Jennifer L. Trapp
Lawrence
Trapp
Katherine J. Longeran
Iola
Longeran
Trinity
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Angela Halbleib
Charisse Sampson
Tameeka Dixon
Lonergan
Shelly Canada
Angela Aycock
Canada
Keshana G. Ledet
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Towls
New York
Kansas City
Mattingly
Stanley
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Celery Federal Bank
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