Cyclone squads renew gridiron rivalry at Ward
Ottawa seeks its first win of the season as Coach Hedrick prepares the Cyclones for a Friday road tilt at Bishop Ward at Steve Grogan Stadium. Hedrick praises his players focus on film work and running game while noting Ward’s athletes and a turnover filled opener.
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Sumner Academy
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Hedrick
Ward Cyclones
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Cole Henley
Bryan Barnhart
Andrew Ramirez
Ottawa University women soccer earns second straight defensive player honor
Senior Jordan Tapia received KCAC defensive player of the week after Ottawa’s defense allowed one goal in two games versus No 23 Hastings College and Oklahoma Wesleyan University. The 5 foot 2 midfielder helped a 1-0 win at Oklahoma Wesleyan and a 1-1 tie with Hastings. The Lady Braves host Morningside College at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Ottawa University
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Jordan Tapia
Annie Kessler
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Ottawa
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Hastings
Oklahoma Wesleyan
Morningside College
Ottawa University adds three players to 2015 baseball roster
The Braves sign transfer pitcher David Mead from Illinois-Springfield and freshmen Jordan Hofer and Trevor McClanahan. Mead went 4-0 with a 2.03 ERA last season. Hofer hit .304 with a .463 on base percentage and eyes general studies. McClanahan helped Bishop Ward win the 2014 state title and plans to study engineering.
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Jordan Hofer
Trevor McClanahan
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Ottawa
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McClanahan
Volleyball Scoreboard Wellsville Osawatomie Varsity and JV results
Wellsville eighth grade JV defeated Osawatomie with set scores 24 25 13 15 and 15. In varsity play Wellsville won 25 9 25 8 25 6. Malory Jones totaled 9 serving points and Ally Newhouse 25 serving points. Seventh grade fell to Osawatomie 17 26 20 22 15.
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Golf Great Life Friday couples First
Kent Monday and Amy Wolfe, John and Leeann Thompson, 32. Second: Ted Zembrzuski and Laurie Kuechner, Al Lietz and Tina Benoit, 34. Third: Keith and Amy King, Dale and Patty Pearson, 35. Monday men First: Jack Porter, Mark Page, Kelley Haney,5. Second: Dave Long, Doug North, Darrel Hughes, -4. Closest to pin: Doug North and Jack Porter.
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Kent
Amy Wolfe
John
Leeann Thompson
Ted Zembrzuski
Laurie Kuechner
al Lietz
Tina Benoit
Keith
Amy King
Dale
Patty Pearson
Jack Porter
Mark Page
Kelley Haney
Dave Long
Doug North
Darrel Hughes
Jacks Porter
Ottawa Cyclones rally falls short against Eudora in five sets
Ottawa High School volleyball dropped a five set home match to Eudora 25-23 25-18 15-25 21-25 15-13. The Cyclones led 10-4 in the fifth before Eudora surged back to win as coach Laura Jeannin lamented slow starts and inconsistent play and urged seniors to seize control. Ottawa, now 3-5, travels to Spring Hill Quad at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Falcons are a work in progress
West Franklin High School volleyball remains in a learning phase after a 0-4 start. The Falcons were swept by Northern Heights in Pomona, dropping sets 25-10 25-21 and 15-25 25-15 25-21 as coach Angie Corwine notes constant position changes and ongoing adjustments. West Franklin heads home to host Lyndon next Tuesday.
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