Offensive woes plague Ottawa Cyclones in 26-7 loss to Eudora
Ottawa High School fought to move the ball but never reached the end zone as starting senior quarterback Jackson Allan was out. Shavnon Bethea's 90-yard kickoff return highlighted a 26-7 defeat at home, while Eudora built a 20-0 lead before Ottawa's late fourth-quarter rally stalled by a 96-yard interception return wiped out by a penalty. The Cyclones drop to 0-6 and travel to Louisburg next Friday.
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Wellsville Falls 22 8 to Santa Fe Trail in opener
Wellsville started strong with an 11 yard TD pass from Zach Vance to Tanner Shalkoski and a two point catch by Jeff Ebeck, but Santa Fe Trail pulled away with a 50 yard fumble return before halftime to lead 16-8. The Chargers dominated thereafter as area prep football results continued.
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Ottawa High volleyball wins boost confidence and home success
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