Ottawa University softball earns second NAIA bid in KCAC tourney
The Ottawa University softball team earned the conference’s second NAIA National Tournament bid after finishing second in the KCAC regular season. Ottawa lost 2-1 to Tabor in the conference tournament semifinals in Great Bend, with Kansas Wesleyan winning the title 5-0. Ottawa (26-21) awaits today’s venue and start time. In North Newton, OU track teams amassed 22 all-conference honors, three KCAC titles, two school records, and qualified the men's 400 relay for nationals as the men finished sixth and women fifth. Anthony Perry claimed three all-KCAC honors, winning long jump and placing in 100 and 200. Calderwood led the women with a 1,500 win and, along with Fullerton and Richardson, set organizational records and ECAC honors.
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Ottawa leads low scoring high school golf tourney at GreatLife
Ottawa tops with a 296 as Quentin Blane shoots 70 and Parker Olmsted 71 on a day of low scores. Spencer Walter posts a 65 for Anderson County while Trey Rich and others break into the 70s amid ideal conditions and home-course advantage.
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Cyclone senior rounds into form at De Soto Invitational
Ottawa High School senior Jonathan Kaczmarski finished second at the De Soto Invitational, beating Leavenworth and Saint James 8-0 to start, then defeating De Soto’s top player 8-7 in the semifinals before losing 8-0 to Hayden’s Tommy Hunter in the final. Ottawa’s No 1 doubles team Reed/Sylvester finished fourth. Ottawa tied for third without a No 2 doubles entrant.
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Wellsville clinches Pioneer League title in nine inning thriller
Wellsville High School edged Osawatomie 10-9 in nine innings to cap an undefeated Pioneer League run after opening with a 16-1 win in five. Shamus Kearney earned the opener win with five strikeouts. Andy Dougan drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning double.
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Wellsville Softball Wins Third Straight Pioneer League Title
The Wellsville High School Eagles swept Osawatomie 9-3 and 7-1 in Osawatomie to clinch a third consecutive Pioneer League regular-season championship. Coach Chris Rose praised solid hitting and gaps, while pitcher Kaylynn Peacock contributed in the nightcap as Wellsville extended an undefeated league run.
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