Stags Win State 5A Cross Country Title Over Ottawa High
Bishop Miege Stags claim the state 5A girls cross country championship by 5 points over Ottawa High, placing all five scorers in the top 15 and getting a fourth place from Katie Fenton. Ottawa Highs Cindy Blakeley and Jeri Cole join Deckert as top finishers, while Salina South's Alyson Deckert wins individual honors.
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Rick Peterson
Manhattan
Ottawa High Cyclones
Bishop Miege
Stags
OHS
Cindy Blakeley
Jeri Cole
Connie Frank
Katie Fenton
Miege
Krista Crenshaw
Cyclones
Hope Moeller
Ottawa
Salina South
Alyson Deckert
South
Blakeley
Deckert
Mile Park
Salina
Cole
Frank
Crenshaw
Moeller
Shelly Ward
Sandra Ansley
Ansley
Cyclone
OHL
Altamont
Washburn Rural
Rural
Ottawa High
Indians Clinch State Playoff Berth In Overtime Win
Pomona High Indians edged Crest 7-6 in overtime to claim a 2A state playoff berth and secure a second straight Three Rivers League Division II title. They finish 8-1 and host Valley Falls 4-5 in the first round at Pomona High at 7:30 p.m.
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Pomona High Indians
Crest High Lancers
Pomona
Indians
Valley Falls
Crest
Joe Swinehart
Servaes
Lancers
Mason
Pomona High Field
KWU Rolls Past Ottawa In ECAC Title Race Showdown
Kansas Wesleyan overwhelmed Ottawa University 40 30 at Cook Field as EWU Edwards led with 182 rushing yards and a pair of scores plus a 49 yard TD catch while Stancil piled up 172 receiving yards and a TD. The Coyotes seized control in the third, salvaging a pivotal win to stay atop the ECAC standings. KWU travels to Bethany next, Southwestern hosts Bethel.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Kansas Wesleyan University
Braves
Cook Field
Southwestern
McPherson
Kansas College Athletic
ECAC
Sterling
St. Mary of the Plains
Bethany
Friends
Ottawa
Wesleyan
Coyotes
Elliott Edwards
Edwards
EWU
Bill Evans
Evans
Hercules Stancil
Nacho Bueno
Eric Stephens
George Washington
Mike Bryan
Stephens
Kwu
Stancil
Jim Bruce
Bryan
Bueno
Jan Salge
John Brooks
Sarge
Bruce
Mike Gonzales
David Harris
Buono
Jack Schmeer
Salge
Isom Young
Steve Rivers
Eddie Loftin
Harris
Joe Mims
Marlon Christie
Brooks
Schmeer
Savage
Salina
Bethel
Newton
Anti Bredehoft Move Upsets Jeffries at Wichita State
Wichita State head football coach Jeff Jeffries, upset by rumors that athletic director Ted Bredehoft was asked to resign, considered quitting but chose to stay after discussions with WSU President Clark Ahlberg. He cited obligation to players and the university.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State
Jeff Jeffries
Ted Bredehoft
Jeffries
Bredehoft
WSU
Clark Ahlberg
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Ahlberg
Bagle Beacon
Bredehoff
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Shannon Servaes
Jim Foster
Tom Hancock
Rich Damron
Lancer
Jim Mason
Victor
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Turner
Kwu—Harris
Pat
Ou—Schmeear
Byend
Pat Wick
Kwu—Lolin
Kwu—Edwards
Kwu—Brooks
Pat Can
Ou—Stephens
Salj
Kwu— Edwards
Apt
Ou—Bryan
Serge Pat
Ou—Stancil
CTI
Orl
Whitewall
Sie
Bord
Boris Pas Rat Keamy
Pas
Paas
Parc
Gillette Bear
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