Ottawa Junior Varsity Rally Lifts 28-14 Victory Over Sumner
The Ottawa junior varsity football team erased a 22-0 first quarter deficit to beat Sumner 28-14 at Steve Grogan Stadium. Adam Smith opened with a 40-yard TD run, followed by a 60-yard pass to Adam Walker. Justin Brown and Brandon Porter connected on key scores, with Brown’s 50-yard TD and a two-point run securing the win as Ottawa improves to 4-1.
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Sumner
Steve Grogan
Adam Smith
Adam Walker
Smith
Justin Brown
Brandon Porter
Brown
OMS football teams roll by Logan
Ottawa Middle School football squads won both games against Logan with the eighth grade 44-16 and the seventh grade 52-0. Vashon Perryman scored three touchdowns for the eighth grade and Brad Spencer added a TD. Matt Ferguson threw five passes for 135 yards and one TD to Ryan Cobb, with Cobb also scoring two two point conversions. Will Baldwin added a TD on a reception from Billy Harris as Spencer ran in a two point conversion. The 3-2 OMS team travels to Leavenworth-Patton next Tuesday.
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Ottawa
Logan
Vashon Perryman
Brad Spencer
Ryan Cobb
Matt Ferguson
Will Baldwin
Billy Harris
Cobb
Ferguson
Spencer
OMS
Leavenworth-Patton
Chris Garrett
Michael Espinosa
Sean Hull
Leavenworth East
Ottawa freshmen volleyball finish season with wins at Shawnee Mission North
Ottawa University freshmen volleyball closed the season with two victories at Shawnee Mission North and a loss to St Thomas Aquinas. In the SM North win, Andrea Laws had eight service points with six aces and two kills, plus teammates contributing in scoring and sets. The Ottawa team finished at 15-14 overall.
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SM North
SM East
St. Thomas Aquinas
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Jaime Walker
Amanda Domnanish
Jamie Carey
Jennifer Nelson
Amanda Guenther
Anne Killough
Rachel Seymour
Ashley Berr
Aquinas
Domnanish
Nelson
Walker
Killough
Carey
Seymour
Peterson
Laws
Berr
Ottawa volleyball beats Bethany 3-1 at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University volleyball topped Bethany 3-1 after a 3-2 win over Tabor. The soon-to-be Saint Mary game is set for 7 p.m. at home. Ottawa stands 8-12 overall and 4.2 in conference play, with third place in the KCAC. Soccer teams both lost to Bethany 6-0 and 1-0 respectively, remaining fourth in the conference. both squads visit Tabor on Wednesday.
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Hillsboro
Ottawa Booster Club Tailgate Before Friday Game
The Ottawa High School booster club sponsors a tailgate party before Friday’s game with Atchison from 5 to 7 p.m. Hamburgers hot dogs and drinks will be served. Adults pay 3 dollars and children 2 dollars.
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Bethany's Ouellette and Southwestern's Roberts earn KC weekly honors
Bethany quarterback Chris Ouellette was named offensive player of the week and Southwestern linebacker Chad Roberts earned defensive player of the week in the Kansas Conference. Ouellette threw for 237 yards and a touchdown in Bethany's 31-7 win over Bethel, while Roberts had nine tackles in Southwestern's 32-0 victory over McPherson and forced a fumble recovery to set up a TD.
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Southwestern
Chad Roberts
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Bethel
Roberts
McPherson
Winfield
Chiefs Fall Short in Seattle Attendance Record Attempt
The Chiefs beat Seattle 24 17 after an overturned call preserved Kansas City’s late lead. Pete Stoyanovich and Mike Cloud led KC while Seattle’s Shawn Alexander and Rian Lindell produced early momentum. KC’s defense forced two takeaways and sacked Kitna six times, but attendance at Kauffman Stadium failed to meet the on-site record, with 82 893 total.
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Pete Stoyanovich
Chiefs
Mike Cloud
Kansas City
Christian Fauria
Ed Hochuli
Mike Holmgren
Jerome Woods
Seahawks
Kitna
Eric Hicks
Shawn Alexander
Rian Lindell
NFL
Kauffman Stadium
Iowa State Avoids Bowl Talk as Nebraska Looms
Iowa State coach Dan McCarney says bowl talk is off limits as the 4-0 Cyclones prepare for No. 2 Nebraska. Nebraska, fresh off a 42-24 win over Missouri, faces Ennis Haywood and a tough Cyclone front line while Colorado sinks to 0-4 amid a brutal schedule.
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Iowa State
Dan McCarney
Cyclones
McCarney
Nebraska
Missouri
Cornhuskers
Frank Solich
Florida State
Larry Smith
Smith
Ennis Haywood
Haywood
Big 12
Royals optimistic about KC future after solid improvement
Kansas City Royals manager Tony Muser praised a tougher, more aggressive team after a 77-85 season with a 42-39 home mark. Johnny Damon led in halves with a .386 second-half average and a team record 136 runs, while Mike Sweeney and Jermaine Dye posted big power and RBI totals. The club's ERA, bullpen struggles, and payroll loom as Allard Baird plans a winter rebuild to keep the nucleus and boost pitching.
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Kansas City Royals
Tony Muser
Chicago
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Damon
Mike Sweeney
Seattle
Edgar Martinez
Jermaine Dye
Joe Randa
Mark Quinn
Carlos Beltran
David Glass
Minnesota
Royals
Allard Baird
Randa
Glass
Jeff Suppan
Mac Suzuki
Jose Rosado
Rosado
Allard
Pierce stabbed. Celtics star eyes season opener
Rick Pitino recounted waking at 4:30 a.m. to learn Paul Pierce had been stabbed and hit with a bottle. Pitino expressed optimism Pierce would be ready for the November 1 opener, noting Pierce’s prior toughness and rapid healing while Pierce skipped media day but will attend daily.
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Mass
Rick Pitino
Paul Pierce
Boston Celtics
Pitino
Paul
Pierce
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