West Franklin Falcons soar past Herington in opener
West Franklin High School volleyball opened 2011 with a decisive win over Herington in Pomona, sweeping 25-13, 25-15, 25-14, 25-8. Senior Alyssa Harmon and sophomore Emily Reed led a balanced attack as five players posted at least three kills, with Stephanie Lord pacing the effort at 10 kills and five aces. The Falcons, now 2-0, rely on depth and strong passing to keep opponents off balance.
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Braves bank on Peoples for advantage in home opener
Ottawa University hosts ninth ranked Georgetown College in a key non-conference clash. Ottawa seeks home-field edge after an 0-1 start at Peoples Bank Field, while Georgetown aims to extend playoff pedigree and rely on quarterback Kaelin Ammons. The game features two top programs and notable players Clarence Anderson and Ammons.
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Ottawa Cyclones rally to beat Louisburg 3 2 in OT
Ottawa High School boys soccer erased a 2-0 deficit to topple Louisburg 3-2 in overtime. Shawn Turner converted keeper to score the equalizer then headed in the winner. Garret Brown added a second half goal as Connor Stepp suffered a wrist injury. Ottawa improves to 2-0 and hosts Paola Thursday.
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New West Franklin runners shine in first varsity meet
In Burlington, West Franklin High School debuts the cross country program with three newcomers earning medals. The girls win the team title with 22 points led by Autumn Holloway in second, while Cody Webb and Tanner Fine paced the boys in ninth and 12th respectively.
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