Wellsville quarterback shines in district win
The quarterback threw for 223 yards on 8 of 13 with three touchdowns to lift Wellsville to a district victory. Coach Bill Oshel praised his leadership, accuracy, and ability to find open receivers, calling him a winner. Also listed are multiple cross country and football performers from Baldwin, Central Heights, Lyndon, Ottawa, Wellsville, and Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Bill Oshel
Baldwin
Rikki Hacker
Central Heights
David Kueser
Lyndon
Bett Michelson
Bryan Tinchey
Ottawa
Wade He
Williamsport athlete earns regional cross country podium
The Herald Star notes a Williamsburg runner placed third at the regional cross country meet and claimed three wins this year. Coach Louis Coppoe hails her as a hard worker who rises to the competition. Other names include Stacy Zuzzio, Jody Lohmeyer, Jennifer Giefer, and several volleyball players from Osage City, Denton, Waverly, Wellsville, and Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Louis Coppoe
Baldwin
Stacy Zuzzio
Osage City
Jody Lohmeyer
Ottawa
Jennifer Giefer
Wendy Duran
Jamie Criqui
Molly. Denton
Amanda Duncan
Rochelle Servatius
Waverly
Dana Pence
Wellsville
Emily Bloss
Jessica Reddy
Jaylene Coughenour
Melanie McDowell
Laura Hermreck
Carrie Weigand
District title on line in critical season finale
O'Dea and Schlagle clash as both aim to end the regular season with a win. Coaches stress focusing on stopping outside speed and leveraging inside play to secure a district title for the Cyclones while acknowledging past missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dea
Schlagle
Vaughn
Cyclones
Cyclones study state opponents ahead of key matches
Senior setter Rochelle Servatius details blocking and defense as the Cyclones prepare to slow down both Miege and Aquinas. Senior hitter Jamie Criqui notes Ouawa must adapt to the bigger arena and reach pace with faster sets while relying on improved blocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle Servatius
Miege
Aquinas
Jamie Criqui
Ouawa
OHS
Wood draws costly penalties as Blades fall to Roadrunners
Koo Wood drew a late five minute crosschecking penalty for Phoenix, allowing Yanic Perrault to score twice in under a minute. The Roadrunners beat the Blades 7-2 at Kemper Arena, with Perrault thriving on the power play and extending his goals with man advantage to 8 of 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas City
Kansas City
Koo Wood
Phoenix
Roadrunners
Yanic Perrault
Wood
Blades
Kemper Arena
Las Vegas
Perreault
IHL
Perrault
Jim Wiley
Rob Laird
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Hess
Robert Curley
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Ralph Young
Kansas City Blades
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Brian Chapman
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Étawa High School
First National Bank
Kansas
SPOOK
Taukos
Ottawa Jaycees
Clark Country II
Doc Fuller
Hilma
James Arness
Driza
Pete
Boris Karloff
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