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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1994
Page
2
A summary of college football results across regions with multiple scorelines. Notable outcomes include Notre names and teams like Louisville over Navy 35 14 and Syracuse defeating Temple 49 42, among many others across the South Midwest and West.
A series of college football results include Colorado over Kansas State 35 to 21, Oklahoma 20, Kansas 17, Maryland 42, Georgia Tech 4, Michigan 19, Illinois 14, Ohio State 48, Purdue 14, Oklahoma State 31, Iowa State 3, Evangel 14, Baker 6, Kansas City 38, Seattle 23, Ottawa 49, McPherson 16, St. Thomas 19, Ottawa 12.
The UNLV basketball program announced Tim Grgurich will lead the team as head coach with David Rice and Howie Landa joining as assistants. Details on contract terms and coaching staff roles were released, outlining Grgurich’s plan for improving defense and tempo.
The record lists schools that won both conference basketball and football titles in the same season. Teams include Princeton in 1991 92 Brigham Young 1991 92 Arkansas 1989 90 Southern Cal 1984 85 Oklahoma 1983 84 North Carolina 1977 78 Kentucky 1976 77 with notes on ties and two division formats.
Ottawa's Cyclones claim a second straight Class 5A State Tournament bid after sub-state wins over Highland and Salina Central at Topeka Seaman. Molly Denton surged with 14 straight points against Highland, while Jamie Criqui and Rochelle Servatius powered the offense with multiple kills and assists. Ottawa improves to 21-13 as pool play starts Friday at 8:30 a.m. at the Expocentre.
Ottawa rallies to a 49 16 victory over McPherson as the Braves roll up 397 rushing yards and 104 passing yards. Freshman QB Ryan Ficken throws four TDs and credits strong offensive line and two top backfield threats. Starting unit scores on six of seven possessions.
Wellsville overcame an 0-1 deficit to beat Osage City 11-15 15-4 15-9 and advance to the Class 3A State Tournament in Salina. The Eagles, 17-16, received 23 kills from Jessica Reddy and strong blocking from Lacey Breithaupt as they prepared for the finals after defeating Mission Valley and Jayhawk Linn. Osage City ends 22-8.
Waverly, led by coach Jerry Rice, advances to the Class 1A state tournament in Hays after sweeping Cedar Vale and St Paul. Senior Dana Pence to appear in her fourth state, Bulldogs seeded sixth at 28-5, alongside Centralia Lost Springs Attica. Williamsburg Panthers end season at 28-? with losses to Lost Springs, while Laura Hermreck leads with 21 kills and 3 blocks.
The ESKRIL ville girls and boys cross country teams qualified for the Class 3A State Cross Country meet at Wamego Country Club. The boys won regional with 57 points, led by Rhett Renaud who ran 16:45, Brock Stumpff 14:22, and Ian Wiesbeck 47:45 as a third Eagle. The girls finished third with 76 points, Emily Bloss 13:30, Amanda Wilhite 13:36, and Central Heights' Jennifer Ginger 14:14. Top three teams and 10 individuals advance to Saturday's state meet.
ESKRIDGE The Bald win boys seek a repeat state crown after finishing third at regionals with 86 points behind Wamego and Hayden. Coach Mike Spielman notes strong improvement from the Frontier league and anticipates favorable state conditions. Rikki Hacker places sixth for Baldwin at 17:17 and Stacy Zuzzio leads the girls with third in 12:22, as Baldwin's girls finish fourth behind Hayden, Wamego, Paola.
In El Dorado the Williamsburg girls finished third at regionals with 80 points behind Wabaunsee and Oxford at the Wamego Country Club. Carlotta Silvey ran third in 13 minutes 15 seconds and advances as the only Williamsburg girl runner for individual placing. Eddie Gomez won the regional race in 17 57, with Bryan Reichard eighth for the boys.
Kansas City offense rallied to 477 yards behind rookie Lake Dawson and Greg Hill in a 38-23 victory over Seattle at Arrowhead. Dawson, filling in for injured J.J. Birden, had five receptions for 93 yards and a 21 yard TD, while Hill ran 17 times for 74 yards as the Chiefs posted a season high 172 rushing yards.
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