Ottawa Track Team Exits Regional Meet With Multiple State Qualifiers
At the regional boys and girls meet Ottawa athletes earned several state berths. Garcia and Blakesley starred in discus, Perryman and Nation led sprinting and relays, Watts and Douglas joined in multiple events, and Morrisey topped the girls with wins in the 1600 and 3200. Jackson and Guenther also posted strong times, with relay squads posting solid showings.
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Spencer
Cyclone
Blakesley
State
Brad
Vashon
Ryman
Dom Nation
Trey Watts
Aaron Douglas
Nation
Perryman
Watts
Douglas
Jack Sachse
Sachse
Pierre Johnson
Dustyn Toland
Lisa Morrisey
Ashley Guenther
Caitlin Smith
Haley Jackson
Christin Lang
Sadye Mayes
Jackson
Ottawa
Lang
Guenther
Mages
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald.com
Lakers edge Timberwolves in Game 1 on the road
Shaquille ONeal powered the Lakers with 27 points and 18 rebounds as Los Angeles defeated Minnesota 97 to 88 in Minneapolis. Kobe Bryant added 23 points, Karl Malone 17 points, while Latrell Sprewell tallied 23 for the Timberwolves. Fisher's late three sealed it.
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Los Angeles Lakers
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Minnesota Timberwolves
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Timberwolves
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Minnesota
O'Neal
Derek Fisher
Fisher
Garnett
Sacramento
Latrell Sprewell
Sam Cassell
San Antonio
Sprewell
Devean George
Michael Olowokandi
Diesel
Bryant
Tennis teams end season at state tourney for Ottawa
Ottawa High School doubles pairs Mitch ell and Hendrix drop opening 6 4 6 4 to Salina Central and then lose 9 4 to Ark City in an elimination. Huschka and Anderson fall 6 0 6 1 to McPherson then 9 3 to Bonner Springs. Mitchell and Hendrix finish 20 5 while Huschka and Anderson end 22 11.
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Herald
Gardner
Ottawa
Caleb Mitchell
Will Hendrix
Salina Central
Jeremy Zimmer
Danny Struble
Ottawa Cyclone
Ark City
Ben Cleve
Judge dismisses suit on KU basketball seating policy
Lawrence AP report states Douglas County District Court Judge Jack Murphy dismissed a lawsuit by season-ticket holders challenging a priority points system for Kansas basketball. The policy, to begin next season, reserves prime seats for donors who give $5,000 to the Williams Educational Fund.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Williams Educational Fund
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