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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2007
Page
9
Online gallery highlights CHS soccer and cross country regional events with images and keepsakes from recent local sports, inviting browsing and purchase through the Ottawa Herald photo platform.
Local sports clips from recent Ottawa events available online at OttawaHerald.com sports section. Includes ORC softball and swimming lessons in Ottawa with brief recaps and display of featured athletes.
Kansas Wesleyan and Ottawa college teams clash Thursday in a 6 to 8 pm game window. The matchup headlines a local college basketball schedule with both programs seeking a key conference win.
The Associated Press reports college results with multiple regionals. Notable outcomes include Connecticut defeating Florida A&M, Holy Cross topping Ohio, Lehigh over New Jersey Tech, Davidson beating Appalachian State, Georgia Southern edging Mercer, Murray State over Arkansas State, Wofford routing Toccoa Falls, Akron beating Temple, Cincinnati over S C Upstate, Nebraska over IPFW, Notre Dame defeating Colgate, UMKC over Florida Atlantic, Wake Forest beating Iowa, Houston over Coastal Carolina, Texas Arlington routing Schreiner, Arizona State beating Cal Poly, Wyoming over Ark Pine Bluff, and other men’s and women’s games including Florida, Stetson, Michigan State, Delaware State, Tennessee, Louisiana Tech, Winthrop, Norfolk State, Presbyterian, Marquette, William & Mary, and Cleveland State.
AP Sports columnist notes Missouri tops computer and poll rankings yet faces Oklahoma a must win. odds makers place Oklahoma favored by three as USC and Ohio State are dismissed from title contention. BCS title game viewership and Fox deal are discussed with potential shifts if Oklahoma defeats Missouri or West Virginia falters.
Ottawa University women’s basketball opened slow and trailed Avila 37-15 at halftime, then rallied to 58-52 with 5:30 left before falling 70-59 at Wilson Field House. Jara Vance distributed five assists with no turnovers as Stef Randa added 11 second-half points and Sammi Rennebaum and Emma Hartzler chipped in double figures. Ottawa remains 0-8 but showed momentum with a trapping defense that forced 16 second-half turnovers.
Missouri faces a rematch with Oklahoma on Saturday after Tony Temple returns from a sprained ankle. Temple is key to a 11-1 Tigers squad aiming for a national title and Big 12 crown, with 732 yards this season and 1,063 last year.
Emporia State University 23rd ranked Hornets controlled the game from the start, defeating Ottawa University 77 to 43 at White Auditorium. ESU led 43 to 22 at halftime, forced 22 Ottawa turnovers for 30 points, and dominated inside the paint 36 to 14 as Ottawa guard Clint Brightman led with 13 points.
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