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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2004
Page
9
Ottawa hosts a Thursday slate with Ottawa College soccer and Park College basketball at 6 8 p m, and a 7 p m volleyball match TBA versus Ottawa. The card highlights matchups across soccer basketball and volleyball on campus.
A prime time matchup airs Monday night as Minnesota visits Indianapolis for an 8 p.m. kickoff on ABC. The broadcast marks a key late season test with both teams aiming for playoff positioning.
Kansas Wesleyan 35 Bethel 21 Lindenwood 14 Northwestern 10 McPherson 22 Friends 21 MidAm Nazarene 34 Evangel 7 Mo Western 49 Missouri Rolla 14 Pittsburg State 21 Northwest Missouri State 17 Southwestern 42 St Mary 36 Western Kentucky 28 Southwestern Missouri State 24 Washburn 58 Missouri Southern 43 William Jewell 21 Avila 3.
Tampa Bay prevailed 34-31 as Jon Gruden’s offense moved the ball at will against Kansas City. Griese passed for 296 yards with two TDs, Pittman rushed for 128 yards and two scores, Holmes left with a knee issue after 59 rushing yards, while Green threw for 369 yards and three TDs for KC but two interceptions sealed the loss.
Ottawa University sophomore Elvis Wheeler exploded for a school record 43 points in a 105 89 win against Haskell Indian Nations University in triple overtime. Wheeler shot 13 of 18 from the floor and 12 of 15 from the line as Ottawa built a late lead and stretched to 10th best single game in school history with five players in double figures.
Ottawa University women opened the season with a split in Fayette Missouri losing 72 to 55 to Central Methodist and winning 63 to 45 against William Woods. Johnna Ellis led with 10 points while Amanda Stichler and Hal lie Boyce added eight each. Central Methodist led 37 to 26 at halftime. Ottawa stands 1-1.
The Ottawa University women’s soccer team defeated Dana College 2-1 to advance to the NAIA Region IV semifinals. Ottawa, 18-1, extended its winning streak to 11 games and will host Park University in Tuesday’s 11 a.m. semifinal, after previously losing two regionals to Newman.
Ottawa women’s program, founded in 1996 and coached by Chip Wiggins since 2002, has become top in Region IV. Key goals came from Carley Kepley and Erica DeSantiago with assists from Rebecca Germain. Dana late strike narrowed a 2-0 loss to Baker. Ottawa now seeks three straight conference postseason and three regular-season titles in four years.
Ottawa University men’s soccer routed Friends 4-0 in Wichita to claim the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference postseason tournament title and reach Region IV. Ottawa improves to 12-9 and advances to a Tuesday regional match at Park University, after scoring all four goals in the second half led by Remzi Abdulwahab, Mike Powell, Nebeye Zemedu, and Indy Johal.
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