Barnhart Joins Shreveport Captains Organization
Shreveport Captains OFA affiliate of the San Francisco Giants hires Ottawa's Ryan Barnhart as corporate marketing manager. Barnhart coached at Ottawa University from 1990 to 2000, earned a 1998 Kansas education degree, and has a strong Ottawa baseball background including coaching a 16 year old Legion squad in 1995 and being Ottawa's winning pitcher in the 1994 Legion AA state title game.
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Tomberlin tops OWGA championship at Ottawa Club
Lea Tomberlin won the Ottawa Women's Golf Association club championship at Ottawa Country Club to cap the 2000 season banquet. Carol Brown was runner up with Stacey Watts, followed by Sharon Borgeson Linda Seitz and Dee Dee Erlacher in the flights. Francis Warnock won the Kansas Women’s Golf Association award, with Watts second. OWGA net awards went to Warnock first Blaue second and Wassmer third. Best Ringer scores went to Becky Sell first Blaue second Warnock third Smell fourth Leitaker third. Most improved golfers were Sell for nine holes and Carol Brown for 18 holes.
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Central Heights, Pomona volley for spot in sub-state
Central Heights edged through pool play led by coach Richard Brown praising teamwork despite mental lapses against Wellsville. Pomona, with Lisa Brookover guiding, showed strides by finishing second in its pool then dropping in bracket play. Wellsville closed regular season at 30 4 as sub state looms at Pomona.
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Wizards deny Fire to win MLS Cup in RFK showdown
Tony Meola starred as Kansas City stopper against Chicago and kept the Fire off the board. Molnar’s late strike sent KC to the title while Stoitchkov and Klein hurled attempts that fell short. Three Wizards veterans Molnar Johnston and Bunbury retired after the win.
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Gannon leads Raiders past Chiefs with late field goal
Rich Gannon engineered Oakland’s 80-yard, 8-minute drive to seal a 20-17 win at Kansas City. He went 28-for-33 for 244 yards and two touchdowns, outdueling Grbac as the Raiders improved to 5-1 while the Chiefs fell to 3-3. Janikowski nailed the winner with 25 seconds left.
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Oklahoma Routs Kansas State Seizing Big 12 Status
Oklahoma toppled No. 2 Kansas State 41-31 on the road, ending the Wildcats 25 game home win streak. Heupel threw for 374 yards and two touchdowns as the Sooners moved to 6-0 overall, 3-0 in the Big 12 and positioned for an 11 0 regular season with Nebraska upcoming. Damian Mackey and Josh Norman contributed key plays, boosting OU’s national standing. Nebraska crushed Texas Tech as Iowa State eyes its first bowl bid since 1978 with three straight road wins.
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