ORC League Weekend Schedule and Results
Fourth and fifth grade action opens at 9 am with Hornets facing Strikers and Force meeting Storm at 10 am. Later, fourth through sixth grade play Cox West diamond at 3 pm Strikers vs Hornets and 4 pm Storm vs Power. Adult coed fall softball features Buildex, Panthers, Devore, Outlaws, Dr. Burks, Sjogrens, Vet Hospital and Going extinct with last week’s scores listed. Volleyball, rec leagues, standings, and water aerobics details follow with times, teams, and registration info.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Force
Storm
Orls Cox Fields West Diamond
Flash
Hornets
Strikers
Orls Cox West Diamond
Power
Blasts
Buildex
Panthers
Devore
Old Farts
Sjogrens
Dr. Burks
Outlaws
Olivas
Choadsmokers
Mac-Daddy's
Croucher
Haven’s Steel
Dodson
Osawa High School
Ottawa Cyclones battle at state volleyball tourney
The Ottawa High School volleyball team reached the Class 5A state tournament, losing to Shawnee Mission Miege and St. Thomas Aquinas before finishing with a win over Augusta. Coach Karla Van Leeuwen praised the seniors and noted the tough schedule helped the Cyclones perform strongly in pools. Ottawa ended 22-15, tying for the Huron League title and earning a second straight state berth.
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OPERA
Cyclones
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission Miege
St. Thomas Aquinas
Augusta
Miege
Aquinas
Karla van Leeuwen
VanLeeuwen
Stags
St. Thomas
Amanda Duncan
Jamie Criqui
Molly Denton
Rochelle Servatius
Lindsey Kahler
Charlotte Ransom
van Leeuwen
Huron
OMS Girls Open Season With Wins Over Leavenworth
Ottawa middle school seventh and eighth grade girls basketball squads opened their seasons with victories against Leavenworth. The eighth graders won 53 to 17 led by Emily Hermreck with 20 points and Sarah Porter with 15. The seventh graders won 43 to 22 with Elizabeth Gibson scoring 10 and Kristen Scott 8. They travel to Garnett Tuesday.
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Ottawa Middle School
Leavenworth
Emily Hermreck
Sarah Porter
Ottawa
Elizabeth Gibson
Kristen Scott
Garnett
Glasson Leads PGA Event With Strong Finish At Olympic Club
Glasson shot 68 to reach 134 at halfway in the Tour Championship at the Olympic Club, converting a late bunker miscue into a birdie and par save. Els and Frost tied for second at 135, with Lowery also 135 after a 69. Norman and Price struggled as the field chased the leader’s 8 under par pace.
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San Francisco
Ap)y
Olympic Club
Glasson
Ernie Els
David Frost
Steve Lowery
Els
Lowery
Frost
Rick Fehr
Mark McCumber
Corey Pavin
Jeff Maggert
Maggert
Pavin
Greg Norman
Nick Price
Wichita Thunder edge Tulsa Oilers in season opener
In Kansas Coliseum 9,630 saw Wichita Thunder beat Tulsa Oilers 2-1 after a tight defensive game. Rob Weingartner and Brent Sapergia scored for Wichita, with Taylor Hall tying for Tulsa in the late minutes.
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Wichita
Wichita Thunder
Tulsa Oilers
Thunder
Oilers
Kansas Coliseum
Rob Weingartner
Tulsa
Taylor Hall
Brent Sapergia
Doug Shedden
Central Hockey League
Cyclones fall 41 0 to Schlagle in season finale
Schlagle dominates Ottawa 41 0 at Steve Grogan Stadium as Jah Seals scores three touchdowns and 360 yards of total offense propel the Stallions to the district title clinching win. Ottawa’s Martez Wesley interception halts one drive and Justin Carey 38 rushing yards lead the Cyclones.
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Itawa
Cyclones
Kansas City Schlagle
Steve Grogan
Schlagle
Ottawa
Cyclone
Ron Mann
Stallions
Mann
Cory Fuller
Wee
Eagle
Salina Central
Jah Seals
Martez Wesley
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Williamsburg
Hairy
Steanson
Country Mart
Shear Perfection
First National
Screen and Holler
Crooks
Bandits
Bones
Screendt Holler
Haley
First Nuts
OFP
State
Odd Balls
Mixed Nuts
First Nail
OFP Rowdies
Steansons
OHS
Greg Mast
Herald
Ralph Young
Mindy Brown
OMS
Seals
Rich Billberry
Damien Rolls
Wesley
S— Rolls
S$ — Alverez McCollough
Aaron Gumm
Justin Carey
Moukda Kongkindavong
Mavity
James
Shaw
Rolls
McCullough
Birmingham
Kinny
Gumm
Jeff Pelton
Clay Casady
Schlagie
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