Wildcats' quarterback out indefinitely with hand injury
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said quarterback Bli Roberson will be sidelined for an undetermined period after injuring his left hand in a 55-14 win over McNeese State. Roberson left in the second quarter and did not return, with Jeff Schwinn likely to start vs Massachusetts if Roberson is unavailable.
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Baker tops Newman in hard fought 2-0 victory
Senior Jason Belisle scored the opener with an assist from Tyler Beeton as Baker University defeated Newman University 2-0 at North Park fields. Belisle later assisted Scott Appell’s first period goal while Baker outshot Newman 10-2 and earned two cautions. The Wildcats visit Park University next, amid NAIA rankings with Baker at No. 7 and Park at No. 14.
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Ottawa High flips schedule for Tuesday soccer matches
Ottawa High announced a change in Tuesday’s Hayden soccer schedule with the varsity game now beginning at 4 p.m. followed by the junior varsity. Ottawa comes off a 4-1 win over Paola with a 1-1 season mark.
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U S Women Rout Mexico In World Cup Tuneup
The United States women's team defeated Mexico 5-0 in San Jose as Mia Hamm added her 142nd career goal to a world record total. Shannon Boxx Abby Wambach Brandi Chastain and Aly Wagner scored as the squad prepared for the Women's World Cup starting September 20 with a match versus Sweden the following day.
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Nazarene off to hot start in Heart of America clash
MidAmerica Nazarene with John Booth rushing 155 yards and three touchdowns propelled a 38-15 win over Missouri Valley as Greg Simpson and Booth added TD runs in the second half. Booth also threw a TD pass to Utz, while Greg Simpson and McKinney connected with Utz on a 60-yard score. Other Heart of America results saw Baker fall to Evangel 28-15 and Benedictine lose 24-3 to Midsouth Western. Pittsburg State routed Lincoln 56-0 as Joe Taylor and Germain Race each scored multiple times. McPherson beat Haskell 20-13 behind Erik Johnson’s late score and 159 passing yards.
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Ottawa Cyclones run strong against larger schools in cross country
Kornhaus noted Morrisey's state meet competitiveness carried into the cross country opener at Olathe North. Ottawa aims for Class 5A and saw Jenna Allegre place 30th in 13 38, 22 seconds faster than last year, with many boys posting personal bests and the coach praising the effort.
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Big play sparks KU to 46 24 win over UNLV
Kansas, led by Bill Whittemore who threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, surged past UNLV 46 24 after a pivotal third quarter. Remuise Johnson’s first half interception set up a 97 yard drive as Kansas pulled away.
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OU soccer teams rook foes in S D
Ottawa University teams swept four matches in Yankton over the weekend. The Lady Braves beat Mount Mary 5-0 and Presentation 1-0, while the Braves defeated Mount Mary 2-1 and Presentation 4-0 with strong scoring from Amber McGinnis Nicki Luckin and Indy Johal and shutouts by keeper Jackie Coville. Ottawa now hosts Bethel next Wednesday.
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