Pomona golfers reach 3A state tourney in Hillsboro
Pomona High School senior Chad Cunningham rallied after an early 10 on hole two to post 89 and finish 11th, earning a state bid alongside teammate Cody Campfield who fired 88 to tie for ninth medalist. Pomona placed fifth as a team with 395, as top two teams and next five individuals advanced.
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Falcons Hopeful After Close Regional Setback
Coach Evans lamented disciplined hitting as the Falcons falling 7 to 12 in a midseason regional setback. Lecompton built a five run cushion after leading 7-5 with pivotal relief from Travis McClain and leadership from Mitch Green guiding a versatile lineup. Evans eyes summer coaching focus and stronger competition ahead for the 16 4 team.
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Ottawa Cyclones Fall In 5A Regional To Tongoxin? Lacks clarity
Ottawa High School battled hard but could not overcome Tongoxin in a 5A regional soccer clash, losing 3-2. Sophomore Danielle Stevenson opened the scoring with an assist from Eliza Allegre, as Ottawa led early before Tongoxin rattled off three unanswered goals. Senior Stephanie Mars closed the gap in the final minutes, but Ottawa finished 4-12.
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Coach Qoberzan Leads Strong Eight-Year Volleyball Run
The coach known as the program’s winningest leader in ECAC play over eight years is praised for competitive teams under her guidance. Officials note appreciation for loyalty and a wish for future family time after the birth of her son. Oberzan previously starred at the University of Kansas after an all-state career at Ottawa High School.
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Seniors Return to Hickory Hollow Scrambles
The Hickory Hollow scrambles resume after a rain break with seniors led by Karen Crosby Eldon McCurdy Elton Murrow Chris Plank and Larry Stevenson taking top honors by a minus four. John Long No 3 and Carol Whiteford No 7 were closest to the pin. Wednesday’s scramble tees off at 5 30 p m.
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Gorton qualifies for NAIA nationals in javelin
Ottawa University junior Kyle Gorton hurled a personal best of 194 feet 2 inches at the Emporia State meet to earn a spot at the NAIA National Track and Field Meet May 24 25 in Fresno California Gorton ranks fifth nationally and coach Kirk Wren praised the opportunity Justin Garrard set a school record in the 10 000 meters at 32 37 35 breaking a 2004 mark Garrett has qualified three times for nationals The shuttle relay team also set a school record with Chase Schneider Jim Randolph Andrew Hamburg and Bryant Derby each running a leg in 110 high hurdles
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Buck's HR edges Royals over A's 2-1 in Oakland
John Buck hit a two run homer in the ninth to break a scoreless game as the Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland Athletics 2-1. Gil Meche and Dan Haren dueled to a no decision, with Buck's late blast delivering the decisive blow in a tight pitchers duel.
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