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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2000
Page
6
Fifteen area runners qualified for state in 2000 with six in the top twenty. Karin Cox, Nicki Frerking, Abby Hoffmeier, Megan Noonan, Erica Ogre, Michelle Pressgrove, Kayla Pringle, Shawna Trarbach, Kandie Wood and others are named on the Ottawa Herald All-Area squad. Noonan led Baldwin with multiple state titles. Ogre and Frerking also starred for their Baldwin teams.
Desiraye Osburn Lyndon junior top 3A runner since freshman season three time top eight at state finished seventh this season. Jess Osburn Lyndon freshman followed sister with strong season finished 12th at state. Paige Richister Lyndon sophomore qualified for state took 39th in first state race. Emily Chapman Ottawa junior hip injury curtailed season top 10 in races run two time all area. Lisa Morrisey Ottawa freshman opened season with wins then five wins total third at regional and state. Katie Sheffield Ottawa junior took over second after Chapman illness qualified for state third time but fell ill before race. Megan Adamson Pomona sophomore top runner built on freshman season led team to sixth straight Three Rivers League title finished second in league for all league honors. Imogene Crane Pomona sophomore improved to fourth at league, repeat all-area. Brandi Soper Pomona junior state championship sprinter and cross country contender finished fifth at league repeat all-area. Jackie Caruthers Wellsville senior four-time all area selection earned second state medal 20th in 3A race helped Eagles sixth at state fourth in Frontier League all-league. Hope Inglehart Wellsville sophomore ready to lead after two solid seasons state 15th place fifth in league all-league repeat. Tristan Rutledge Wellsville senior strong in depth finishing 13th at league earning all-league honors.
Ottawa Middle School seventh graders won 40 to 17 and the eighth graders won 48 to 21 over Atchison on Monday. Megan Ramsey scored 21 for the seventh grade, with contributions from Karessa Lewis and Ashley Guenther. The eighth grade team got 11 points from both Jenny Burks and Caitlin Smith, with help from several others. Both squads head to Turner Pierson for the next game.
Pomona Junior High boys defeat Appanoose 38-22 and Williamsburg 37-25 led by Abe Frieden 18 points against Appanoose. Justin Wheeler tallies 11 points with nine steals and seven rebounds. Appanoose tops Williamsburg 48-23 with Matt Engel 14 and Aaron Engel 11. Pomona 2-0 heads to Marais des Cygnes Valley Thursday. Also Ottawa High softball hosts a pitching clinic for ages 8-12 on five Wednesdays at Lincoln Elementary gym from Nov 29 to Dec 27, fee 40, registration by Nov 17.
In Manhattan AP reports Global Sports over Kansas State 78 73 in an exhibition. Michael Nurse scored all 24 of his points on 3-pointers to spark a comeback from a 10 point first half deficit aided by C J Bruton late in overtime. Kelvin Howell led K State with 17 while Larry Reid Phineas Atchison and Matt Liebrandt had 10 each. Kansas State has one more exhibition against the California All Stars before the regular season home opener versus Texas San Antonio. Jim Wooldridge criticized the Wildcats performance.
OU junior John Inglehart finished seventh at the Kanopolis Lake conference meet, running 8,000 meters in 28 13.6. Southwestern won the title. Friends finished second. Inglehart will race November 18 in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Kansas City faces possible personnel changes after allowing 49 points to Oakland in a 49 31 loss. Coach Gunther Cunningham cites overcomplicated schemes and rookie struggles, vowing to return to fundamentals as injuries pace the defensive line ahead of a trip to San Francisco.
Kansas City right fielder Jermaine Dye, 26, became the Royals first outfielder in 20 years to win a Gold Glove, adding to his 1999 and 2000 standout numbers. He also drew an All Star start nod and expressed belief the team is close to contending. Meanwhile Mark Quinn finished third in AL rookie of the year balloting.
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