Local runners lead OU to KCAC title
Ottawa University wins the KCAC cross country championship led by top 12 finishes from Sara Shay Hope Inglehart and Karyn Fuller. Adam Winkler and the OU men place high in ECAC meet with Winkler second and a strong team showing before the NAIA regional in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Frontenac tops CH in 42 7 win to end Vikings season
Frontenac rushed for 252 of their 333 yards in the first half as the hosts beat Central Heights 42 7. The loss ends Central Heights season at 4 6, with Kyle Gorton scoring the only Vikings TD on a 4 yard run in the third quarter and leading the defense with 11 tackles. Craig Pearson went 5 of 11 passing for 100 yards. Central Heights managed just six rushing yards in the first half and did not record a first down until the second half.
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Ottawa women edge Kansas Wesleyan in semifinal
The Ottawa University Lady Braves beat Kansas Wesleyan 2 1 to advance to the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference championship match. Kansas Wesleyan scored first, Jaime Francis netted two goals for Ottawa, and the defense held Kansas Wesleyan without a second half shot. Ottawa improves to 16 2 1 and hosts Friends at 2 p m Friday for a regional berth.
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Ottawa girls sweep Turner seventh and win 57 to 7
OMS girls dominated Turner's seventh grade team 57 to 7 as Shelby Eichenberger and Madisyn Garrett each scored 12. Kara McFarland added 10 while Elizabeth Carlson Aja Woods and others contributed. Ottawa moves to 3-0. The eighth grade squad beat Turner's varsity 32-21 led by Carrie Bowen and Nick Manning with 8 each.
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Kansas struggles in opener under new coach Self
In Bill Self's coaching debut at Kansas, the Jayhawks trailed by seven at halftime against the EA Sports All-Stars before rallying to win 91-87. The touring team, featuring former college players, briefly led by 10 in the second half before Kansas' 22-10 run sparked the comeback. Michael Lee fueled the burst with four transition baskets.
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Eagles Surge Past Cubs In Playoff Bid Clash At Home
Onnen sparked the Cubs with 274 rushing yards including a 9 yard TD, but Southeast Cherokee built a 26 8 halftime lead and held on as Van Horn returned a kickoff 80 yards for a TD and Currin added a 7 yard score. Wellsville hosts next round as Southeast Cherokee tops Neodesha and officials eye an evening kickoff.
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Ottawa spikers sweep Sterling 3-0 at Wilson Field House
Ottawa defeated Sterling 3-0 in volleyball with scores 30 17, 30 21, 30 26 at Wilson Field House. Stacie Sam Fong led with 14 kills and 17 digs, Melisa Combs added 12 kills, and Emily Napier recorded 48 assists.
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Paola tops Ottawa in bi-district upset finish
Paola upsets Ottawa 21 7 in a bi district clash ending Ottawa season at 7 3. Paola takes control after a misplayed punt and capitalizes with rushing and passing plays. Ottawa struggles offensively in the second half as Paola defends and breaks through with missed tackles and a key punt miscue.
Ottawa Soccer Falls Short in Regional Clash
Ottawa senior Mitchell carved through Blue Valley’s defense but blistering shots failed to break through as Ottawa ends 15-3. Cahill noted Blue Valley doubled him and that Ottawa controlled possession better, leaving the Tigers proud of a strong season and a growing program.
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