Baseball Standings and Scores From Tuesday and Thursday
East and Central divisions show Baltimore New York and Cleveland leading with wins. Tuesday results include Detroit Texas Oakland Minnesota Yankees Cleveland Toronto Chicago Seattle. Thursday schedule lists Toronto Oakland Yankees Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Detroit Seattle. National League leaders Atlanta Houston New York Montreal Philadelphia lead with several late games and matchups.
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Seaman Turns Tables In JV Football Rout
Seaman jumped Ottawa 33-16 Friday and followed with a 36-0 JV win at Steve Grogan Stadium. Ottawa’s big second quarter produced three TD passes from sophomore QB J R Servatius, including a 56 yard strike to Joe Steward, plus a 7 yard TD run by Travis Brownrigg. Clayton Haag ran 102 yards on 20 carries as Ottawa’s special teams shined with a 25 yard punt return average.
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Baldwin Battles Back In Early Season Volleyball Run
Baldwin with 4-2 record after rebounding from 13-8 deficits to beat Wellsville 16-14 15-9 and Paola 15-13 15-10, while Hayden swept Baldwin 15-3 15-3. Erin Schulte led with 16 kills and perfect serving. Wellsville 2-3, led by Jill Dorsey 17 kills and Beth Deterding 13. Pomona and Waverly also posted wins in tight regional play.
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Ottawa Cyclones Struggle in Three Losses at Home
Ottawa 0-6 after three straight losses to DeSoto Blue Valley and Gardner Edgerton. DeSoto opened 10-2 as Ottawa rallied to 13-9. Blue Valley and Gardner Edgerton traded momentum with Ottawa leading early but unable to finish. JV swept Shawnee Mission foes as Rachel Goetz led with 18 kills and Liz Gibson contributed in the win. Ottawa seeks improvement ahead of Erie Tournament on Sept 20.
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Ottawa University opens season at Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa University volleyball begins its season facing defending KCAC champion Kansas Wesleyan. Coach Tracy Schmidt rebuilds with three returning starters and a rotating lineup as sophomores and transfers vie for playing time. Senior Brooke Benedict and Jessica Vandaveer lead the returnees, with Emily Mader moving to outside hitter and Lynn Turner adding middle-hitter depth as Ottawa aims for strong serving and hitting.
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Ottawa freshmen spikers rebound for 3-2 victory over Indian Trail
Ottawa High School freshmen volleyball beat Olathe Indian Trail 15-8 10-15 15-12 after losses to Lawrence South and Shawnee Heights. Heather Fogle, Desiree Warren, Katie Ransom, Nicole Ferris, and Lynsey Brockus posted key serves and aces as Ottawa hosts its freshmen tournament Saturday morning.
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Ottawa Middle School blanks Leavenworth West
Ottawa Middle School improved to 2-0 with a 22-0 football win over Leavenworth West. Travis Mendall scored twice including a 10 yard run and a third quarter 40 yard score as Ottawa rushed for 248 yards. Brent Miller and Brent Miller connected on a 2 point try, while Josh Sigmund and Scott Clarke led with 10 tackles each. Ottawa heads to Olathe Tuesday for a 3:30 p.m. game against California Trail.
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