Ottawa Middle School Climbs to Team Title at Louisburg Paola Invite
Ottawa Middle School dominates the Louisburg Paola Invitational with first places by both eighth grade boys and seventh grade girls. Danny Pyle sets an OMS mile record at 5:02.3, aiding the boys to 98 points while seventh grade girls earn 61 points for the top team finish amid strong events across track and field results.
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Ottawa
Paola
Danny Pyle
OMS
Molly Deaton
Jennifer Waymire
Brandy Bowling
Amanda Duncan
Merranda Cantrell
Cantrell
Kate Gibson
Rochelle Servatius
Duncan
Katie Gibann
Serita
Robin Elder
Jessica Shank
Waymire
Bowling
Duncen
Elder
Shik
Gibson
Katie Derounseau
Sheila Herrick
Jennifer Dieterich
Amy Dixon
Kendra Kabler
Dieterich
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Lucy Cook
Kristin Underwood
Amy Lewis
Underwood
Kramer
Cook
Miller
Derousseau
Lewis
Megan Ponce
Kabler
Aaron Gumm
Ouawa
Vaughe O'Dea
Tony Saethes
Jeff Moore
Kyle Underwood
Sisouk Kongkindewong
Gum
John Kater
Jouh’ Hopkins
Trevor Johnson
Joe Webser
O'Dea
Sacthen
Moore
Moukada Kongkindavong
Kongkindavong
Ben Thompson
David Oshel
Oshel
Teens Inc. pays hefty dividend on Saturday youth nights
Ottawa youngsters in junior high ages gather at the Ottawa Youth Center for Teens Inc. on the second and fourth Saturdays from 7 to 10:30 p.m. The program, funded by the Franklin County United Fund and run by the Ottawa Recreation Commission, offers pool, ping pong, board games, and movies with supervision. Admission is 50 cents with a card, money returned via drinks. rules ensure safety and sign-in. roughly 12 to 14 kids attend, with high schoolers praising the program.
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Herald
Ottawa
Teens Inc
Franklin County United Fund
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Brad O'Dea
O’dea
Thad O’connor
John Kaizer
Ottawa Middle School
O'Connor
RFD
Katzer
S. Elm
The
Commission
United Fund
U.S.C
Cramer Classic Boys Scoreboard Highlights Local Meet
Osawatomie led team scores with 85 as Perry Lecompton 78 and Prairie View 74 trailed. Numerous events feature top marks from Garnett, Louisburg, Baldwin, and Eudora with placements in discus, high jump, javelin, long jump, pole vault, shot put, triple jump, and relays across boys divisions.
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Stone
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Dark
Coffeyville Wins OCC Triangular At Ottawa Country Club
Coffeyville shooters led by Bill Massitt with a 37 nine hole total claim the team title as Ottawa High hosts a four man score of 170 and Tola 174. Individual top scores include May 38 and Peckham 40 for Coffeyville while Ottawa freshman Ostmeyer carded 41 and Mourning 42. Ottawa's Grigg 43 Winsky 44 Thompson 45 Waymire 50 finish scoring among 18 golfers. Cyclones travel to Gamett Invitational next.
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Ottawa
OHS
Tola
Bill Massitt
John May
Iola
Jason Peckham
Judd Mourning
Todd Grigg
Jamie Winsky
Landon Thompson
Charlie Waymire
Cyclones
Gamett
OU Battles Back Luck At KCAC Meet
Ottawa University grapples with injuries as sprinter Willie Hubbard and hurdler Mark Berner miss the trip. Dee Dee Lewis twists an ankle during women’s triple jump as Southwestern leads, with Danny Holmes posting a 6-8 high jump and a 23-4 long jump. Final action set for today in McPherson with field events at 3:30 p.m. follow by finals at 6.
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McPherson
Southwestern
Mark Berner
Dee Dee Lewis
Don Boulware
Moundbuildermen
Bethany
Ottawa
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Danny
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McPherson College
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Kansas Wesleyan
Tabor
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Thompson
Rains
Hendren
Dundas
Shultz
Wilson
Kimbrough
Fields
Holmes
Peters
Lewis
Famey
Moorhouse
Olson
Ashley
Brewster
Hill
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