Ottawa Kansas Wesleyan showdown promises high scoring Saturday
No 10 Ottawa visits No 23 Kansas Wesleyan in Salina in a fast paced potential shootout. Ottawa ranks 41 points per game with 418 yards, while Kansas Wesleyan averages 45 points and 581 total yards. Ottawa defense leads conference at 21 points per game as both teams commit to a quick passing, fast tempo offense. Clarence Anderson aims to become Ottawa all time receiving leader with 24 yards.
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Wellsville defeats West Franklin 52 14 in season finale
Wellsville ran for 215 yards and led 28-14 at halftime as Brandon Ebeck scored early and Jesse LaMay added a 57 yard TD. West Franklin, paced by Josh Simms, fought back but could not sustain offense, ending the Falcons season with a 52-14 loss.
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Duke Ruled No 1 in AP Preseason Top 25 Basketball Poll
Defending champion Duke leads the AP preseason Top 25 with 55 first place votes. San Diego State enters the rankings for the first time. Michigan State, Kansas State, Ohio State, and Pittsburgh follow in the top five. Duke cites two returning starters Kyrie Irving and Seth Curry.
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Santa Fe Trail Upsets Ottawa Ending 32-Game Skid
Santa Fe Trail defeated Ottawa 26-20 at Steve Grogan Stadium to snap a 32-game drought. Ottawa’s offense managed only 13 plays while Santa Fe Trail capitalized on two early turnovers to lead 18-14 at halftime. Keyoun Natt caught a 28-yard TD for Ottawa late in the third, but Santa Fe Trail finished with two long drives, including a fake punt, to seal the win.
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Ottawa Cyclones fall to Sante Fe Trail 26 20
Ottawa High School junior Zach Williams returned a pooch kick in the second quarter as Ottawa lost to Sante Fe Trail 26 to 20 in the season finale. Coach Marc Bergan called it disappointing not to win for the seniors. Ottawa finished with 36.9 yards per drive in the first quarter and scored from the three to lead 14-12.
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