Late Sterling Rally Upsets Ottawa in 21-20 finish
Sterling College over Ottawa University 21-20 after a late comeback. Jeff Bennett led the Warriors with a 3-yard TD late and Mike Brannan threw the decisive pass for the two-point conversion. Ottawa finishes 5-5 overall, 5-4 ECAC, while Sterling ends 7-3 in KCAC play.
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Wendell Lewis
Mike Paramore
James Rainey
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Steve Shelton
Jas Bennett
King
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Colgan Rolls Past Pomona in 2A Playoff Clash
Unbeaten Colgan blanked Pomona 45 to 18 in a Pittsburg 10-2A playoff. Indians head coach Jim Mason praised his team for sustaining effort and highlighting a rare defensive challenge, while Colgan extended its 11th straight win over the season as defending 2A champion.
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Pomona Indians Fall Behind Colgan in NAIA Playoff Loss
Pomona ends season 7-4 after a 28-14 deficit, with Curt Altic leaving injured and Gerald Foster stepping in. Foster passes for 140 yards, Homer gains 112 receiving, Colgan rushes for 300 yards and 102 through the air as they advance to the semifinals to meet Centralia after beating Highland 31-6.
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Horne's close kick lifts Wellsville past Nemaha Valley in playoff thriller
In a 7-6 regional win Wellsville Eagles rally from a halftime deficit to beat Nemaha Valley Raiders. Darin Gretencord scored a late one yard TD and Mark Horne added the crucial extra point. Koehler paced Nemaha Valley with 149 rushing yards before the break while Wellsville trailed 6-0 at halftime and dominated after. The Eagles improve to 9-2 and host Sedan in sub-state Friday night. Nemaha Valley finishes 9-2.
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Koehler
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Alfred
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Aaron Todd
Kurt Layter
Andy Wollen
Dave Rogers
Sedan
Humboldt
Small-School Powers End Burgs Season in Volleyball
Williamsburg High Panthers finished 30-4 after pool play at the 1A state tournament. They opened with a 16-4 15-4 loss to Wheatland, then beat Olpe 15-8 15-5 before a 15-5 15-9 defeat to Grinnell. Wheatland defeated Grinnell in the final, Wheatland earning its fourth straight 1A title.
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