Kansas State’s Rudy Schwinn rises to filling QB role
Kansas State backup quarterback Jeff Schwinn, nicknamed Rudy, gains attention after Eli Roberson’s wrist injury. The former walk-on from McLouth led limited action in a 55-14 win, while coach Bill Snyder hopes Roberson returns soon and lauds Schwinn’s work ethic and potential alongside freshman Dylan Meier.
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Kansas offensive line bonds over meals and drills
KU's offensive line, led by Tony Coker and Joe Vaughn, sharpened chemistry after a strong win over UNLV. Clark Green ran 117 yards, John Randle 77, while Whittemore threw for 270 yards and three TDs. The unit, which minimized sacks, prepared with meals and meetings to move from tackle to guard. next up Wyoming.
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Ottawa Freshman Volleyball Wins Two Of Three
Ottawa High freshman volleyball went 2-1 at Shawnee Heights. They lost the opener to Shawnee Heights 25-12 and 25-19, then defeated Lawrence Indian Trail 25-22 25-21 and Lawrence South 25-22 19-25 15-12. Coach Malburg praised passing improvements and noted strong serving from several players. Geist led with three kills and a block. Kerth had two kills and a block. Ottawa hosts the Ottawa Invitational at 8 am Saturday.
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Ottawa's late rally falls short in 4-3 Hayden win
Hayden capitalized on Ottawa defensive lapses in a nine minute span to score four goals and take a 4-1 lead, then Ottawa narrowed the gap with a late surge. Ottawa keeper Matt Neff faced multiple one on one chances as Hayden sealed the 4-3 victory. Blaine Angell opened the scoring for Ottawa with a left footed chip early in the first half.
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Ottawa Soccer Rally Fails to Halt Four-Goal Late Loss
Ottawa erased an early deficit but Hayden netted four times in the first minute of second half before Ottawa’s comeback. Freshman Victor Ojeleye converted a penalty, Caleb Mitchell scored from Adam Seeger assist, and Neff made several key saves. Ottawa (1-2) hosts Highland Park next, no junior varsity game.
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Royals fall further back in AL Central quest
Kansas City loses 7-1 to Cleveland at Kauffman Stadium as Chicago wins 8-6 over Minnesota, widening the Royals’ deficit to four games with 19 left. Despite 11 hits to Cleveland’s 10, two-out scoring woes doomed KC, with Jason Davis returning from injury and Angel Berroa committing a costly error in a five-run sixth. Victor Martinez belts a three-run homer, his second ever.
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