Ottawa and area high school sports schedule
Monday soccer Hayden at Ottawa 4 p.m. Tuesday Ottawa at Harmon 4 p.m. Yates Center at Central Heights baseball 4 6 p.m. Wednesday Trinity Academy at Ottawa 4 p.m. High school golf Huron League OCC 3 p.m.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2000
Page
9
Monday soccer Hayden at Ottawa 4 p.m. Tuesday Ottawa at Harmon 4 p.m. Yates Center at Central Heights baseball 4 6 p.m. Wednesday Trinity Academy at Ottawa 4 p.m. High school golf Huron League OCC 3 p.m.
Ottawa's Jed Killough signed an incorrect scorecard and was disqualified, dropping the team to fifth with a 330. Freshman Jarod Sigmund led with a 78 as coach Darrell Bourque praised honesty and urged consistency for a sub 312 team score later in the season.
Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 12-8 to complete a three game sweep and begin a 13 game road trip in Detroit, their longest road swing in a decade. Jermaine Dye tied for AL lead with 13th homer as Johnny Damon extended his leadoff hit streak to 10 games.
Wellsville wins feature events at the Redbud Relays as the girls set a meet record in the 1600 relay at 4:13.3 and Wendy Moore, Jackie Caruthers, Sasha Stewart, and Ashley Carpenter lead a trio of girls records among 18 teams led by Pomona and Northern Heights with Brandi Soper of Pomona breaking two school marks in prelims and multiple top finishes across events.
Ottawa athletes shined at the Shawnee Mission North Relays with Michael Nation breaking the 39.28 hurdle mark set in 1972, posting 39.19 and finishing third. The Ottawa 400 relay team also set a school best of 43.47. Rachel Goetz won discus 138-9 and placed second in shot put, with other PBs by Ryan Stringer and the 1600 relay squad. Ottawa heads to the Huron League meet Friday with field events at 4 p.m. and finals at 6 p.m.
Susan Decker former Washburn assistant takes over the Baker Lady Wildcats replacing Doug Nelson as head coach She will also serve as assistant professor of physical education Dan Harris Baker athletics director praises her player and coaching credentials Decker played at Tabor earning two conference player of the year honors and All-American status and was an assistant at Barton County from 1996 to 1998.
Ottawa University track teams produced a standout KCAC meet with nine conference champions and a coach of the year honor for Kirk Wren. The women and men posted multiple school records while OU athletes set strong showings across sprint, distance, and field events, highlighting a dominant performance at North Newton.
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