Soccer Serves as Catalyst for American Rise in Sports
Ottawa High School’s boys soccer team finished with a 10 loss to Seaman High School, ending a historic season that set a 142-1 program record. The piece extols soccer’s growth in the U S, noting MLS expansion, a booming youth scene, and the national team rising into the world top 10, with Ottawa players and coaches featured as evidence of the sport’s American emergence.
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Ottawa High School
Seaman High School
Ottawa
America
Cameroon
England
Germany
Mexico
United States
MLS
Texas
Florida
France
Brazil
Bruce Arena
Terry Warner
Giddens Pleads No Contest In Bar Fight Case
J R Giddens former Kansas basketball player pled no contest to misdemeanor battery in a Lawrence case tied to a bar fight. The plea dropped a disorderly conduct charge. he received one year probation and a two day anger management class.
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J.R. Giddens
Lawrence
Rpy
J. R. Giddens
University of Kansas
Trent Krug
Douglas County
Giddens
Albugerque
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
OU men runners runner-up in ECAC
Ottawa University finishes second in the KCAC cross country meet at Southwestern, totaling 68 points behind Southwestern. Justin Garrard leads OU men with fifth place, while Corrin Ball earns KCAC runner-up for the OU women with 19:35. Team notes praise from coach Kirk Wren highlight a strong season.
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Winfield
Ottawa University
Braves
Kansas
Justin Garrard
Ottawa
Marcel Kadera-Redmond
ECAC
Wren
Garrard
Marcel
Ball
Corrin Ball
KCAC
Hope Inglehart
Wellsville
Tara Cunningham
Ashley Ford
Jessica Allen
Sarah Blecha
Ottawa spikers falter in Bellevue Halloween Classic
Ottawa University volleyball lost all three matches in Bellevue, falling to William Penn 30-25, 30-25, 30-25. John Brown University 30-24, 30-17, 30-13. and Bellevue University 30-18, 30-19, 30-17. Key players included Corley, Roecker, Heck, Napier, and Williams. Napier recorded 30 set assists and 13 digs against Bellevue. Ottawa closes regular season at home versus Tabor, honoring Napier and Williams as seniors.
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Herald
Bellevue
Neb
Ottawa University
William Penn
Ottawa
Kendra Corley
Lacey Roecker
Emily Napier
Jenny Heck
Heck
Jessica Williams
John Brown University
Roecker
Corley
Napier
Bellevue University
Williams
Tabor
Baker Wildcats open season vs Haskell in Lawrence
Baker University men start 2005 06 with a 7 30 p m game in Lawrence against Haskell Indian Nations University. Coach Rick Weaver seeks his 300th Baker win as the Wildcats return 84 percent of scoring from last season and showcase guard trio Ward Watkins Seifers plus forwards Toren Pedrow with Ward the top returning scorer. Last season Baker beat Haskell 72 49 to open.
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Herald
Baldwin City
Baker University
Lawrence
Haskell Indian Nations University
Baker
Heart of America Athletic Conference
Wildcats
Tyler Seifers
Dr. Watkins
David Ward
Agron Toren
Nate Pedrow
Haskell
Bethany
Saint Mary
Culpepper to Miss Rest of Season With Knee Injuries
Eden Prairie Minnesota Daunte Culpepper Vikings quarterback will miss the season after tearing the ACL MCL and PCL in Sundays 38 13 loss at Carolina. A three time Pro Bowl pick his career year waned this season amid a dramatic drop in effectiveness.
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Eden Prairie
Minn
Minnesota Vikings
Daunte Culpepper
Devaspiss
Jer. Culpepper
Carolina
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