Ottawa Freshmen Volleyball Opens Season With Two Wins
OLATHE Ottawa freshman volleyball started with two wins over Oregon Trail and Indian Trail. Jenny Heck earned 13 service points and six aces against Oregon Trail, while Nicole Feitz added five points with two aces and two set assists. Feitz had ten points and three aces against Indian Trail, with Allison Daniels adding four aces and two set assists.
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Olathe
Ottawa
Oregon Trail
Indian Trail
Jenny Heck
Nicole Feitz
Elizabeth Burks
Julie Heck
Jennifer Warren
Regan Boswell
Feitz
Allison Daniels
Boswell
Warren
Ottawa University
Labette County Community College
Mabee
Brandy Shoemaker
Kaci Bethell
Angie Wideman
Shanna Uden
Bethel
Ottawa Middle School hosts third AAA Golf Tourney
The OMS event on September 11 at Lamont Hills features a four person scramble starting 8 a.m. Entry costs 25 dollars with cart fees of 8.50 per person. Registration ends Friday but late entries may be accepted. call Jason Circle at 229-8030 ext 3403 or 242-7335 to sign up.
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Ottawa Middle School
Lamont Hills
Jason
Osage City wins Jefferson West Invitation title in golf
Osage City captured the Jefferson West Invitational with a 198, seven strokes ahead of Gardner. The team featured four medalists led by Elizabeth White who shot 45 to top medalist honors. Lindsay Bond finished fourth with 49, Kellie Johnson and Diane Barkdoll carded 52s, while Rachel Richard 55 and Brianna Jacoby 60 placed 18th and 28th respectively.
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Osage City
Gardner
Elizabeth White
Lindsay Bond
Kellie Johnson
Diane Barkdoll
Rachel Richard
Brianna Jacoby
Beasley edges ahead in quarterback derby
ANHATTAN AP Beasley leads Helm in the Kansas State quarterback race with eleven days until the home opener against Temple on Sept 11. Hudson notes no clear No 1 while Roberson and Eli Robertson vie for setup roles and injuries to Clark and Cummings reshape the line.
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Anhattan
Kansas State
Jonathan Beasley
Adam Helm
Heisman
Michael Bishop
Beasley
Ron Hudson
Jeremy Milne
Eli Roberson
Wildcats
Temple
Hudson
Helm
Snyder
Bishop
Roberson
Eli
Brandon Clark
Ryan Cummings
Beck Joins Red Sox as Closer in Beck Trade
Boston acquires Rod Beck to close games, boosting their bullpen as Derek Lowe earns save in 6-3 win over Kansas City. Beck’s arrival coincides with Boston holding a two-game AL wild-card lead, while Lowe and Wakefield share saves and Gordon sits injured. Guthrie heads to Cubs as part of the deal.
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OSTON
Tom Gordon
Derek Lowe
Tim Wakefield
Rod Beck
Red Sox
Beck
Boston
Kansas City Royals
Lowe
Gordon
Stephen King
Wakefield
Jimy Williams
Dan Duquette
Williams
Cubs
Mark Guthrie
Rich Garces
Royals
Tony Muser
Oakland
Athletics
New York Yankees
Jay Witasick
Chiefs Outline Cuts and Roster Shuffle in NFL Moves
The Kansas City Chiefs cut running back Brian Shay, an NCAA rushing record holder, and released fullback Ron Jones among a broader group. The team also placed defensive end John Browning on injured reserve and waived several players including Fred McAfee and Ken Haslip as they reshape the roster.
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Cunningham
Chiefs
Brian Shay
Shay
Emporia State
Ron Jones
Missouri
John Browning
Vershan Jackson
Sean Williams
Fred McAfee
Robert Hall
Burt Thorton
Keith Crawford
Fred Pollack
James Parrish
Terry Tim
Ken Haslip
Steve Rosga
Brian Roche
Ottawa Cyclones fall 3 0 to Washburn Rural on the road
Ottawa coach Glen Cahill praised a valiant effort as Ottawa fell 3 0 to 6A power Washburn Rural on its home field. The Cyclones launched attacks, produced pressure and had a goal disallowed, while Roland Jaworski and goalie Lance Evans starred in a strong defensive showing. Ottawa opened the season with a 3 2 win over DeSoto and visits Tonganoxie next.
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Auburn
Ottawa
Glen Cahill
Washburn Rural
Cahill
Cyclones
Rural
Roland Jaworski
Lance Evans
Lance
DeSoto
Tonganoxie
Davis Cup woes deepen as Stevenson and Courier fall
Open coverage shows players cramping and losing early rounds. Alexandra Stevenson exits to Nathalie Tauziat 6-2 6-2, while Jim Courier suffers a first round defeat. Yet Lindsay Davenport, Jennifer Capriati, and Serena Williams post wins easing the gloom.
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Jim Courier
Australia
Alexandra Stevenson
Nathalie Tauziat
Lindsay Davenport
Corina Morariu
Jennifer Capriati
Serena Williams
Kimberly Po
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