Sterling Chiefs Focus on Bennett in Crucial ECAC Finale
Ottawa University hosts Sterling College in a pivotal ECAC finale at Cook Field. Jeff Bennett leads Sterling with 1,018 rushing yards and nine touchdowns, while Ottawa seeks momentum after a five of six game run. Seniors Barney Boyd Davis Jackson Paramore Stephens play final game as Sterling pursues its first winning season since 1991.
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Wolfe Resigns as Ottawa University Soccer Coach
Ottawa University head soccer coach Jeff Wolfe has resigned effective at semester end. Since August 1984 he served as coach and admissions counselor, posting a 13-20-2 overall record including 6-9-1 this fall. OU will begin an immediate search for a replacement.
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OU Soccer Players Named All-District 10 All-Stars
Ottawa University players Mike Pearson and Steve Christian earned spots on the NAIA District 10 All-Star Team as Benedictine College led with four first-team picks. Kansas Newman added three, Ottawa two, with Mid-America Nazarene and Tabor each contributing one. District coach of the year was Klaus Kollmai of Kansas Newman.
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Local star Connie Frank earns second NCAA cross country berth
Frank, a former Ottawa High standout and sophomore at Central Missouri State University, qualified for the NCAA Division IT Women's Cross Country Championships to be held November 23 in East Stroudsburg. She finished fifth at the Great Lakes Regional in Ashland, Ohio, helping Central Missouri tie for third in team standings alongside winner Darla Moberly.
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Carp) Moberly
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Indian Boys Keep Streak As Appanoose Routs Scranton
Indian B team also wins while Scranton girls top A game. Jason O Connor scores 22 for Indian boys A, with Chris Mitchell grabbing eight rebounds. Donnie Foster and Jason Scott add 6 and 3 for B team. Girls see Scranton win A 19-12, Appanoose B 4-2. Appanoose to host Pomona JV, then Lebo next week.
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Pomona
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Burg Goes 1-3 In Openers At Williamsburg
Jamie Gragg led Williamsburg Junior High A team girls with 16 points in a 28 to 16 win over Waverly on Thursday. Waverly won the B girls game 8-6 and the varsity boys 45-24, with Robbins scoring 20 for Waverly and Steve Smith 10 for Burg. Williamsburg hosts Burlingame next Tuesday.
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Kansas high school football playoff pairings announced
AP reports the week’s Kansas playoff brackets with Friday and Saturday games across classes 4A 5A 2A and 1A. matchups include Shawnee Mission East vs Shawnee Mission West in 5A and Topeka Washburn Rural facing Pittsburg in 5A, plus numerous regional tilts at state stadiums.
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Bears Cowboys Clash Sparks Kingdome Style Feud
Chicago at 10-0 visits Dallas at Texas Stadium with a potential NFC Central clinch and historic 11-0 pace. Keith Van Horne leads a Bears attack including Walter Payton and William Perry while Dallas eyes revenge and top NFC East honors.
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