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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1998

Page

10

Ottawa girl cross country team wins third straight 4A title

Ottawa High School clinched its third consecutive 4A cross country crown at a muddy Wamego course. El Dorado finished second and Baldwin third as Ottawa built a 57 to 61 to 67 edge. Four Ottawa runners placed in the top 20 earning all state medals led by Jessica Sylvester seventh and Bridget Morrisey tenth.

Ottawa High School LUG Valu Udy Ullie Cyclones el Dorado Baldwin Ottawa OHS Jessica Sylvester Bridget Morrisey Kristy Morton Kathryn Sylvester Karyn Fuller Katie Sheffield Kristen Sells Megan Noonan Chris Kornhaus Kornhaus Morrisey Valerie Wolf Wamego Sylvester Fuller Bridget Seth Sheldon Ryan Stringer Stringer Sheldon

Baldwin boys win 4A state title in a tiebreaker

Baldwin High School claims the 4A boys cross country state title in a tiebreaker over Ulysses as the sixth runners determine the winner. Matt Noonan led Baldwin with a 17:08, followed by top-10 finishes from Jeff Gresnick and Michael Curran, while the girls team won the 4A race in 12:24. Other area runners from Wellsville Pomona Lyndon also competed with top efforts across 3A and 2A races.

Baldwin Wagmego Baldwin High Ulysses Mike Spielman Michael Curran Matt Noonan Jeff Gresnick Eric Black Jared Cobb Jimmy Gillispie Glen Stansberry Megan Noonan Spielman Noonan Wamego Shawna Trarbach Megan Morford Becky Demarest Amanda Morford Ruthanne McCreary Saini Broers Wellsville Pomona Lyndon Brad Kramer Pat Farley Chris Bueler Dan Fuller Brad Bloss Dustin Lewis Cliff Adams Jackie Caruthers Carrie Griffin Emily Horne Brandy Soper Megan Flory Kenly Kerwin Ashley Arn Brittney Green Desiraye Osburn Lyndon High School Valerie Wolf

Battle breaks record in Ottawa's rain soaked win

Ottawa senior running back Chris Battle carried 34 times for a school record 252 yards as Ottawa beat Tabor 27-3 at Cook Field. The Houston native helped Ottawa 6-2 overall and 5-2 in the KCAC, with 260 rushing yards and a stout defense, while Tabor managed 208 total offense. Battle and teammates praised the line play and weather conditions shaped a ground game night.

Ttawa Chris Battle Ottawa University Cook Field Houston Ottawa Tabor Keith Brooks Panhandle A&m Battle Creighton Moenkhoff Michael Sanders Braves Nessa Brent Foland Timon Marshall Jason DeGarmo Sanders Kansas Collegiate Athletic McPherson Bethel O — Foland Ingram O — DeGarmo T —Coker Foland Gant JJ. Burris Taylor Haynes Brubaker

OU celebrates 25th year with win over Sterling in volleyball

Ottawa University drew a large crowd for its 25th anniversary week end as the Lady Braves defeated Sterling in five games 3-15 15-8 15-11 13-15 15-6. Emily Mader, Lynn Turner, Jennifer Wilson, and Jamie Kempfe combined for 73 of OU s 77 kills while Katie McDonald set a career high with 44 assists. OU improved to 10-5 in KCAC and 13-11 overall with a Thursday title showdown against Kansas Wesleyan in a three way tie for second place. The JV beat Sterling 15-6 15-5 with Kaci Bethel eight kills and Lora Brandt Angie Wideman five each.

Ottawa University Sterling Lady Braves Tracy Schmidt Schmidt Emily Mader Lynn Turner Jennifer Wilson Jamie Kempfe Katie McDonald Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Kansas Wesleyan Gennell Benjamin Corkie Hedlund Ron Yingling Kaci Bethel Lora Brandt Angie Wideman

Eagles take third in 3A state volleyball tourney

Wellsville earned third place at the state tournament by beating Holcomb 15-6 15-8 after a win over Holcomb earlier, finishing 2-1 in pool play. Jill Dorsey led with 50 kills and 67 digs across five matches, while Ashley Carpenter and Shiloh Thomas each had 20 kills. The Eagles set a school win record at 31-10 and coach Dowling praised the mix of youth and seniors.

Wellsville John Dowling Silver Lake Holcomb Eagles Smith Immaculata Jill Dorsey Ashley Carpenter Shiloh Thomas Carpenter Carrie Kramer Jami Anderson Dowling Salina Marcy Wiseman Stacey Conner Kimber Oshel Charlotte Kester Boyce Nichole Gillihan Lindsey Warren Lindsay Roeckers Amanda Pearce Kathy Patton Debbie Coons Amy Bowen Carrie Rogers

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