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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2013
Page
5
Ottawa High doubles team advances to state tennis tourney
The Ottawa High School doubles team of Brianna na Pfizenmaier and Kelsey Ferguson qualified for the 4A State Tennis Tournament by finishing sixth in the 4A regional at Spring Hill. They beat De Soto in three sets 4-6 6-2 6-3 to secure state, then lost to Spring Hill and later to Bonner Springs in fifth place. Coach Eric Sparks praised their perseverance and 100 percent effort.
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Herald
Spring Hill
Ottawa High School
Brianna Pfizenmaier
Kelsey Ferguson
Bonner Springs
Cyclones
de Soto
Wildcats
Ance
Ottawa
Eric Sparks
Brianna
Kelsey
Elley McDaniels
Lauren Davidson
Katie Webber
Sumner Academy
Katie
Lauren
Sparks
Ottawa men runners finish second at Haskell Invitational
Ottawa University men placed second at the Haskell Indian Nations University Invitational led by Cole Carlson in 26 38 and Joe Mendez 26 43 both in top five. Chelsea Fullerton led the women finishing 12th in her season debut as Ottawa women placed fourth among six teams.
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Herald
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Braves
Ottawa
Kirk Wren
Lady Braves
Cole Carlson
Joe Mendez
Carlson
Mendez
Caleb Love
Bradley Berger
Tyler Gude
Evan Smith
Ethan van Zant
Dallas Gloss
Nicholas Ledet
JC Garcia
Dustyn Green
DJ Hellman
Chelsea Fullerton
Hannah Jaloma
Jena Richardson
Janelle Bailey
Makayla Wilkins
Brittany Harrington
Morgan Masters
Bailey Griffith
Bo Boucek
Pomona Lake
Lady Braves sweep with 3-0 win at McPherson
Ottawa University women’s soccer delivered a 3-0 victory over McPherson College at McPherson Stadium. Autumn Savage opened the scoring in the 12th minute, Destiny Evans added a second in the 72nd, and an own goal completed the 3-0 win as Ottawa dominated shots 17-4 and held McPherson to 3 on goal while Samantha Gilmed posted three saves. The win keeps Ottawa at 6-5-1, 2-1-1 and sets up a home game with Saint Mary on Wednesday at 5 p.m. The men’s match ended in a 5-1 defeat to McPherson, with Grant Keith scoring Ottawa’s lone goal. The Braves drop to 2-8-2, 0-1-2 and host Saint Mary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Herald
McPherson
Ottawa University
McPherson College
McPherson Stadium
Lady Braves
Bulldogs
Autumn Savage
Ottawa
Destinee Evans
Kallie Bindner
Samantha Gilmed
Saint Mary
Grant Keith
Drinnan Santo
Braves
West Franklin volleyball edges Lyndon in dual meet win
West Franklin Middle School improved to 5-1 after beating Lyndon 21-25 25-16 15-8 and 25-11 25-18 in two sets. Aly Milliken led with 4 kills and 2 aces. Alexa McCurdy added 1 kill and 1 ace with 8 set assists. Kirsten Hoyt had 4 kills and 5 aces and Olivia Duda contributed 3 kills with 4 set assists. Next Thursday, West Franklin plays Osage City in the regular season finale.
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West Franklin Middle School
West Franklin
Lyndon
Osage City
Aly Milliken
Alexa McCurdy
Kirsten Hoyt
Olivia Duda
Braves assault record book as Ottawa routs Saint Mary
Ottawa University ground game powers a 63-17 win over Saint Mary at Peoples Bank Field. Luke Lundy rushed for 172 yards and two touchdowns, DeVontae Corbitt notched three interceptions with two returned for scores, and the Braves piled up 386 rushing yards while improving to 5-1 overall and 4-0 in league play. Ottawa heads to Sterling next Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Luke Lundy
Saint Mary
Ukpono Udi
Lundy
Ottawa
Peoples Bank Field
Greg Mast
Bethel
DeVontae Corbitt
Kent Kessinger
Corbitt
Mary
Kessinger
Josh Homolka
Braves
Mike Behr
Mike
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan sweeps Ottawa in volleyball
Kansas Wesleyan defeated Ottawa 3-0 at Wilson Field House with set scores 25-17 25-21 25-20. Nicole Gingery led Ottawa with 10 kills, Avery Enzbrenner and Becca Colson added eight each, while Christa Hill and Lindsey Widen dished 15 assists. Ottawa’s Taylor Bridge posted 15 digs. Ottawa hit .149 with 35 kills. KWU hit .255 with 43 kills and 12 blocks. The Braves sit at 9-12 overall, 6-3 in conference, and visit Bethel at 7 p.m. next Wednesday.
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Ottawa University
Kansas Wesleyan
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Nicole Gingery
Avery Enzbrenner
Becca Colson
Christa Hill
Lindsey Widen
Taylor Bridge
Lady Braves
Lady Coyotes
Bethel
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