Braves basketball 95 team looks strong with returning starters
Braves boast four returning starters from a 16 12 season and add transfers and freshmen. Key returners include Cavazos Cummings David Lanning Tess Smith and Lee Sapp along with reserves Kirchner Dale Parks Karnatz and Miller. Newcomers Bo Singleton Ralph Banks and Tavares Robinson heighten the roster while Coach Carrier notes improved pre season conditioning and a focus on defense to reach nationals.
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Cavazos Cummings
David Lanning
Tess Smith
Lee Sapp
Jason Kirchner
David Dale
Frankie Parks
Todd Karnatz
Jason Miller
Bo Singleton
Ralph Banks
Tavares Robinson
Carrier
Cummings
Nationals
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Dan Peterson
Becky Pickett
Garrett Scott Freshmen
Chad Sommer
Candie Lindley
Akiko Hattori
Tracy Kitson
Chris Hoffsommer
Heather McMillen
Kelly Wheeler
OU Rosters Focus on Cummings as Wing and Forward
Oklahoma players discuss position change with Cummings shifting to power forward and wing. He notes extensive gym work on his outside shot amid a challenging season. OU opens the season at home November 12 versus St. Mary’s.
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St. Mary’s
Derby Slips By West. Dodge City Tops 6A Rankings
AP consensus rankings after seven weeks show Dodge City at No. 1 in 6A after a 41-14 win over Garden City, while Derby dropped to third following a 31-24 four overtime win over Wichita West. Olathe East remains No. 2, with the rest of the classes featuring Salina Central, Scott City, Smith Center, and others in the top spots.
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Baseball talks stall as negotiators seek common ground
Ravitch expresses optimism based on common sense as management threatens possible unilateral signings freeze or salary cap. Selig notes focus on renewed bargaining and mediation. Fehr warns a freeze or cap could harden talks while Usery pledges to stay undeterred by past conflicts.
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Ravitch
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Fehr
Usery
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Ottawa Rushes Past Turner on Heavy Ground Game
Ottawa secured a win over Turner as leading rusher posted 214 yards on 40 carries and scored three touchdowns. Coach Ron Mann praised the performance, calling him a heavy-duty runner who understands his role and has returned near full health.
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Baldwin
Sam Warren
Nathan Westgate
Central Heights
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George Wuertz
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Osage City
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Lucas Boss
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Keith Fouts
Jeff Pelton
Scott Mavity
Waverly
Neil Hayes
Wellsville
Jason Speer
Rhett Renaud
Audrey Silvey
Ken Cline
Eddie Gomez
Pomona's Stars Lead Coaches Highlight at Central Heights
Shelee Brim posted 66 kills and 16 blocks as Pomona won six matches and took third at Central Heights Invitational. Coach praises Brim as a dominating all around player and notes she broke the school kill record this past weekend as a junior. Other players named include Stacy Zuzzio, Jessica Gillispie, and numerous cross country and volleyball competitors across Central Heights and neighboring towns.
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Baldwin
Stacy Zuzzio
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Jennifer Ginger
Nancy Tooley
Lyndon
Heather Persinger
Osage City
Jodi Lohmeyer
Ottawa
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Jamie Criqui
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Wendy Duran
Wellsville
Jessica Reddy
Amber Wilhite
Williamsburg
Kelley Bethel
Carrie Weigand
Laure Hermreck
Carlotta
Silvey
Golfers Head to Nationals From Franklin County Team
A Franklin County four person team earned a spot at the American Cancer Society National Golf Tournament in Orlando, Florida, October 28 29. Doug Kramer Deron Kramer Jim Menard and Mark Douglas won the State ACS Golf Tournament in Wichita September 11 12 with a 57 to claim first in Men's Division II. Six Kansas teams qualified for the nationals as 94 state teams raised 196 637 for cancer research and patient care.
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Franklin County
American Cancer Society
Orlando
Fla
Doug Kramer
Deron Kramer
Jim Menard
Mark Douglas
Wichita
Kansas
Lady Braves Upset Coyotes In Varied Volley Scores
Ottawa University volleyball team defeated Kansas Wesleyan at Wilson Field House in a four set win 17-15 6-15 15-0 15-6. OU improved to 5-12 overall and 3-8 in the KCAC as assistant coach Patti Masten praised the attack and defense before their next match at Bethel.
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Wilson Field House
Lady Braves
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Patti Masten
Bethel
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