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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 2003

Page

5

NFL contenders include Chiefs and Vikings early favorites

Analysts say Kansas City and Minnesota would lead a playoff field if the season ended now, with three quarters of games still ahead. The Chiefs boast a dominant return game led by Dante Hall, while the Vikings have faced lighter early opposition, and others remain in the mix for postseason spots.

Kansas City Minnesota Chiefs Vikings Packers Dante Hall Denver Hall Dolphins Giants Ricky Williams James McKnight Williams Tampa Bay Green Bay Lambeau New England Indianapolis Peyton Manning Tony Dungy San Diego Jacksonville Chicago Detroit Arizona Jets Houston Cincinnati Atlanta New Orleans Raiders Bill Parcells Cowboys Cardinals Dallas Eagles Philadelphia Redskins Pittsburgh Tennessee Cleveland Steelers Tommy Maddox Broncos Falcons Baltimore Browns Ravens Jamal Lewis Tim Couch Kelly Holcomb Butch Davis Holcomb Couch Dave Goldberg NFL Associated Press Dgoldberg Atap.org

Commentary Hall Emerges as NFL Early MVP Contender

The Broncos outrushed the Chiefs 469-261 as special teams impact looms large. Vikings win two straight behind Gus Frerotte, with a bye then a tough stretch at the Metrodome. Panthers feature Stephen Davis, while Dallas and Indy face playoff pressure amid mixed results.

Hall Broncos Chiefs Vikings Gus Frerotte Daunte Culpepper Giants Packers Metrodome Denver Arrowhead Bucs Derrick Brooks Carolina Miami Indianapolis Stephen Davis Mike Minter Panthers Jake Delhomme Delhomme Davis Saints

Ottawa JV regroups to win last 2 matches

Ottawa High School junior varsity volleyball team went 2-1 in its final home matches. They lost to Atchison 11-25 25-23 15-10 but defeated Ward 25-18 25-14 and Sumner Academy 25-18 25-12. Key players included Titus Spratt George Tucker and Lewis with multiple aces kills and assists. Ottawa, 19-8, visits Sumner Academy next Tuesday.

Herald Ottawa Atchison Ward Sumner Academy Mike Kyriakos Sumner Chelsey Titus Jill Spratt Julianne George Amanda Tucker Bailey Warren Titus Warren Jessica Walker Tucker Karessa Lewis Ardyth Mosher George Sara Spratt Lindsay Holland Mosher Lewis

OMS volleyball teams split with Topeka Logan

Ottawa Middle School split with Topeka Logan as the eighth grade won 26 24 25 23 and the seventh grade lost 21 25 25 22 15 2. Car rie Bowen led eight grade with 10 points, Megan Ketchum Taylor Northup Sylvia Rusk 5 each, Katie Reusch 4. Ottawa improved to 7 11. Seventh grade Kristen Hendrickson led with 7, Elizabeth Carlson and Eliza Allegre 4 each, Emily Palan and Danielle Stevenson 2 each. Ottawa is 14 4. Both teams head to the Ottawa Invitational Saturday.

Herald Ottawa Topeka Logan Logan Carrie Bowen Megan Ketchum Taylor Northup Sylvia Rusk Katie Reusch Kristen Hendrickson Elizabeth Carlson Eliza Allegre Emily Palan Danielle Stevenson

Wellsville Eagles struggle vs Paola in league clash

Dowling noted Paola's strength and weightroom commitment as Wellsville fell 25-9 25-17 after trailing 7-4 in the third. The junior varsity split with Louisburg and Paola, led by Pearce with 11 kills three aces and 13 digs, Samsel 16 digs, Barthel 28 assists. Wellsville sits 7-17 overall and 2-5 in Frontier League, set to play Spring Hill Tuesday.

Wellsville Eagles Paola Dowling Louisburg Bobbi Pearce Lacey Roecker Chelsie Oshel Kelly Wood Roecker Jami Samsel Krystle Barthel Spring Hill

College to move 3 point line back 9 inches in 2004 05

The NCAA proposes moving the college 3 point line to 20 feet 6 inches for the 2004 05 season pending divisions two and three approval. The change keeps the rectangular free throw lane and aims to curb marginal shooters by stretching longer shots. Management councils meet in October with possible executive committee action later in the month.

Indianapolis NCAA Marty Benson South Carolina Dave Odom Ncaa Executive Committee Benson Division I Management Council Scotty Rogers

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