Johnson loses at 5A regionals as Kloster triumphs
Nicole Johnson, defending 5A state champion, finished second to Kristi Kloster of Bishop Miege at the regional meet, time 12:21 on the two mile course. The Olathe High School girls qualified for state in Manhattan with a third place team finish. Becky Pyle 17th, Maria Larsson 22nd, Simone Schaupp 27th, Carrie Mavity 39th. The boys team saw strong freshman/sophomore performances, though no one qualified for state. State meet is Saturday in Manhattan, 1:30 p.m. for the girls 5A race.
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Nicole Johnson
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Chris Komhaus
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Cyclones
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OHS
Maria Larsson
Simone Schaupp
Carrie Mavity
Komhaus
Scott Teter
Liam Gray
Gray
Daryl Spigle
Shaunak Patel
Mike Deardorff
Tim Hough
Josh Ostmeyer
Matt Roush
Turnovers Continue to Haunt Braves in 28 14 Loss
Ottawa University Braves dropped to 2 5 overall and 2 4 in KCAC after turning the ball over three times in Kansas Conference action versus Southwestern College. QB Basel and QB Bronk split duties, Bronk scoring on a 5 yard run, while coach Dallas plans to choose next week based on practice performance among Basel Bronk and Thompson.
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Ottawa University Braves
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KCAC names players of the week
Southwest College quarterback Gerald Thomas from Dallas Texas earned offensive player of the week while McPherson College linebacker Terry Bruton from Visalia California earned defensive honors Bruton made 21 tackles 13 solo in McPhersons 24 22 victory over Tabor Thomas completed nine of 14 passes for 122 yards and a touchdown in Southwest 28 14 win over Ottawa all on Saturday
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ECAC
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Tabor
Ottawa High volleyball falls in sub state final
Ottawa High's 21 12 season ends with a 15 1 15 8 loss to Turner in the 5A regional final at Bonner Springs after knocking off Highland Park 15 10 9 15 3 to reach the title match Holly Baylor led with eight kills and coach Richard Brown said overconfidence and looking ahead hurt the Cyclones as they couldn't capitalize against Turner
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Highland Park
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Golden Bears
Cyclones
OHL
Richard Brown
Ottawa
Holly Baylor
Scots
Katie Hombeck
Karen Lewis
Brown
Tumner
Pomona Girls Win 2A-1A Regional Cross Country Crown
Pomona highs the girls finish first at the 2A-1A regional meet and earn a spot in Manhattan state prelims led by Michelle Bame who clocked 13 39 with Lolly Robinson 13 57 and Melissa Hoyt 14 10 in top 10. The boys place fourth as Travis Link illness hinders climb. Josh Olson qualifies for state.
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Manhattan
Josh Olson
Travis Link
Ned Parker
Michelle Bame
Bame
Lolly Robinson
Melissa Hoyt
Brian Robbins
Chris Hoffsommer
Stewart Purcell
Sharon Wray
Janet Shepherd
Kammie Johnson
Crystal Mundy
Heights team dominates 3A regional cross country meet
Central Heights boys win with seven of the top eight as they clinch the team title and edge Jayhawk Linn by 51 points at the 3A regional in Manhattan. Individual winners include Brian Timblin in 17 32 with Paul Timblin third 17 58 and Paul Snow fourth 18 16 while Heights runners Michael David Jason Pickett and Rusty Cannady also score. Wellsville’s Tieler Stumpff places 15th and Brett Haas 22nd.
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Viking
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Osage City
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Paul Timblin
Paul Snow
Chad Barkdoll
Michael David
Jason Pickett
Rusty Cannady
Wellsville
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Brett Haas
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World Series to resume in Bay Area after quake
San Francisco mayor Agnes and commissioner Fay Vincent announced the World Series would resume Friday with Games 3 4 and possibly 5 at Candlestick Park. Oakland leads 2-0 in a best of seven, with potential Game 7 on November 1 at the Oakland Coliseum.
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