KCAC's coaching roots run deep with league ties
KCAC coaches largely began as players or students within the conference. Ottawa's Andy Carrier notes strong loyalty and continuity, while McPherson's Tim Schwartzendruber and others praise the league's top-notch talent and leadership. Ottawa aims for strong 2012-13 showings as Saint Mary and Southwestern lead polls.
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Chase Dippel
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West Franklin volleyball honors seniors in home finale
West Franklin Falcons celebrated seniors Shelbi Allen and Sierra Miller after two wins over Chase County in a regular season split. Allen had 30 assists and Miller 11 kills as the team, 20-8 overall and 10-4 in Flint Hills League, eyes a strong finish and heads to league tournament in Pomona with pool play against Council Grove Osage City and Northern Heights.
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Wellsville volleyball sweeps two rivals on senior night
Wellsville High School volleyball swept Iola 25-17 25-17 and Central Heights 23-25 25-12 25-15 on senior and breast cancer awareness night in Kermit Defending Gym. Coach Eric Evans praised Central Heights effort as the toughest this season. standout performances came from Darcy Bonzo 46 assists and 2 blocks, Erica McTaggart 15 kills, Emily Strawn 12 kills, and Ashley Sparks 20 kills plus strong serve receive.
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Ottawa Cyclones look to slow Baldwin high powered offense
Ottawa High School football faces a tough test as 2-4 Cyclones open district play at Baldwin 7 p.m. Friday. Baldwin, 4-2, relies on a wing offense led by junior quarterback Cornell Brown who piled up 350 total yards last week. Ottawa aims to shorten the game by limiting Bulldog offensive possessions and staying gap sound on defense to contain Brown and the versatile attack.
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