Turnovers haunt Ottawa as Tonganoxie tops Cyclones 31-13
Ottawa failed to take advantage of early chances as turnovers doomed the Cyclones in a 31-13 loss to Tonganoxie. Korbin Riedel opened scoring for the visitors, Elias White tied it late in the third, and Hayden Robbins sealed it with a 40-yard interception return. Ottawa finishes 0-8 and heads to Louisburg next.
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Postseason soccer comes to Ottawa regional match set
Ottawa High School boys soccer hosts 5 p.m. Tuesday in the opening round of the 4A 1A Northeast Regional. The Cyclones, 9-7, hold the sixth seed after a 3-0 home loss to Paola, who earned the fifth seed by coin toss. Paola led 2-0 at halftime. Ottawa seeks its first winning season and regional host match in three years.
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Falcons advance to playoffs with 63-0 win over Central Heights
West Franklin claims a 2A playoff berth by routing Central Heights 63-0 on the Vikings home field. Clayton Noyens rushes 260 yards on nine carries for two touchdowns, Brayden Singer adds four touchdowns, including an interception return, and Christian Smith adds a rushing score as West Franklin builds a 41-0 halftime lead.
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Ottawa shuts out Avila in ninth straight win
Ottawa University women’s soccer beat Avila 3 0 to extend its winning streak to nine. The Braves improve to 13 2 overall and 9 0 in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference with goals by Ady Barraza Leigh Anne Bartlett and Abigail Rosales. OU outshot Avila 18 7 and Valen tine made four saves. They host Kansas Wesleyan at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Ottawa volleyball keeps up win streak
Ottawa University women's volleyball extends its win streak to six after a sweep of Saint Mary. Leading the offense, Ayana Tharps and Kenna Hall each posted 15 kills while Morgan Berry tallied 38 assists and 11 digs to help the Lady Braves stay one match behind McPherson in the conference standings.
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