All area boys cross country selections honor Franklin County runners
Franklin County four prep schools dominated the fall cross country season with state qualifications and top finishes. Notables include Bailey with a 6th at Rim Rock and league regional titles, Ryan Haner 10th at 3A state and third regionals, Stevenson 12th at state with four top-five finishes, Cardin 7th regionals and 20th state, Cannady 6th regionals and 26th state, Meyer 8th regionals and 33rd state, Crawford 14th regional and 56th state, Whiteley top EL Eagles, Lutz 12th at 4A state, Kelter top Ott runner, Rodriguez 67th 4A state and Gomez helping Ottawa to state run.
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Franklin County
Bailey
Rim Rock
Son
Viking
Crawford
Allee Rodriguez
Ottawa
Alex Cannady
Central Heights
Jarod Crawford
Jacob Whiteley
Wellsville
Tyler Stevenson
Dailin Bailey
West Franklin
Travis Lutz
Ryan Keller
D’suan Gomez
Kylie Cardin
Caleb Meyer
All-Area Girls Cross Country Team Honors Announced
Six area runners earned postseason cross country honors as Franklin County teams showcased talent. Notable performances include Wellsville’s strong runner medal streak with a 17th at 3A state, regional champion, and All-Pioneer first team. Other top finishers include league and regional placers from Wellsville and West Franklin, Plus Paige and Lauren from Wellsville, and runners from Rossman and Curry achieving state meet appearances and league honors.
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Wellsville
Paige
Lauren
Rossman
Singer
Lady Braves fall to Kansas Wesleyan in Salina
Ottawa University suffers a 74-70 loss to Kansas Wesleyan as the Lady Braves drop to 2-7. Jessica King leads Ottawa with 20 points and seven rebounds while Katlyn Hughes, Lucia Archuleta, and Jenna Kramer contribute in a late surge that falls short. Ottawa committed 21 turnovers as KWU pulled away late.
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Lady Braves
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Ottawa University
Katlyn Hughes
Lucia Archuleta
Jenna Kramer
Lady Coyote
Haleigh Bradford
Ottawa
Bradford
Jennifer Anthony
Ottawa men look to rebound after rough 1-6 start
Ottawa University fell to Kansas Wesleyan 84 to 69 in Salina as the Braves drop to 1-6. Raul Neri led Ottawa with 20 points on 10-12 shooting while Titus Rice added 16 and Tasmania Indiana Jones had a 13 point 12 rebound double double. Ottawa shot 35 percent to KWU’s 54 percent and committed 20 turnovers.
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Salina
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Braves
Ottawa University
Coyotes
Raul Neri
Ing
Tasmania
Indaiana Jones
Isaiah Palmer
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Ryan Haner
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Kyle Cardin
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Meyer
Whiteley
Eagles
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Lutz
Wamegow
Ryan Keiter
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Kelter
Ott
Allec Rodriguez
Jun Rodriguez
D'Suan Gomez
Gomez
Clinton Dick
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Paige McDaniel
Lexi McDaniel
Molly Rossman
Bailey Leach
Leach
Fin
the Ottawa Hazard
Ishing
Elizabeth Singer
Ainsley Curry
Curry
Wamego
By the Herald
Lady Coyotes
Kansas
Weseyan
Jessica King
Kramer
Hughes
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