Ottawa volleyball depth fuels Cyclones strong start
Ottawa High School swept Piper Osawatomie and Spring Hill as the Cyclones showcased balanced hitting with Paige Weidner and Angela Barth distributing sets. Alexis Boecker emerged with 11 kills and five blocks while Barth added 43 assists. Ottawa improved to 6 0 and hosts De Soto next Tuesday at 6 30 p m.
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Ottawa Braves Face No 21 Kansas Wesleyan in KCAC Opener
Ottawa University enters its 120th football season with a tough start as it hosts Kansas Wesleyan at Peoples Bank Field for the KCAC opener. The Braves aim to rebound after losses to Baker and Georgetown College while KW seeks payback after last year’s late rally by Ottawa. Coach Kent Kessinger stresses finishing drives and sharpening defense as the Coyotes arrive off a 52-23 loss and a 41-16 setback, with quarterback Trey Dallas leading KW and Dave Dallas longtime ECAC presence guiding Wesleyan’s attack.
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Cassel expected to start opener for Chiefs vs Bills
Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel, nursing rib injuries, practiced with the first team and stressed he will start the regular season opener against Buffalo. Coach Todd Haley and Bills coach Chan Gailey both indicated Cassel is expected to play as Kansas City seeks a strong debut after a rough preseason.
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