Southwestern defense wins overtime over Baker in thriller
Anthony Chatman ran for 151 yards and three touchdowns as Pittsburg State beat Texas A M Commerce 51 3. In nonconference play Washburn over Fort Hays State and Central Oklahoma over Emporia State, with other M I A A teams also winning. Southwestern’s late 87 yard drive tied it and a 22 yard halfback pass set up the decisive score.
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Lady Braves falter in Baker Invitational at Ottawa
Ottawa University women's volleyball went 1-3 in the Baker Invitational, losing to St. Mary and Baker Friday and beating Avila while falling to Benedictine Saturday. Emily Mader led with 14 kills against St Mary, while Jennifer Wilson added 11 and Sarah Lord 19 set assists.
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Baker
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Ottawa
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Jennifer Wilson
Sarah Lord
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Pomona girls place fourth at Wamego Invitational
Pomona girls finish fourth with 145 points behind Northern Heights Riley County and Olpe at the Wamego Invitational. Emily Homer led Pomona in 24th place with 14 08, while the boys place 11th. Josh Horne led with 19th at 18 35.
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Parker
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Imogene Crane
Megan Flory
Branch Sopez
Brittney Green
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Kealy Kerwin
Wellsville
Josh Horne
Corey Robinson
Daniel Humphrey
Russell Green
Adam Frieden
Zach Wesen
Patrick Barrigan
Ashley Arn
Brianna Wilhite
Sheena Ripley
Elizabeth Wigger
Marissa Espinosa
Shawna Love
Rachel Putney
Heather Arn
Noonan leads Baldwin at Wamego cross country meet
Baldwin's boys place second with 82 points behind Clay Center's 77 as Matt Noonan wins the 5K in 16 29. Eric Black, Jimmy Gillispie, Glen Stansberry, Corey Martinez, and others post strong times. Girls finish fifth with Megan Morford taking second in the 2 mile and Amanda Morford, Shana Trarback, and others contributing solid efforts. Junior varsity results also highlighted by Hans Broers and Brayton Gladhart.
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Baldwin
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Ashlea Abel
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Melanie Pelot
Hans Broers
Brayton Gladhart
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Ottawa freshmen volleyball finish second in pool at Ottawa Invitational
Ottawa tied for second in pool with a 3-2 record, advancing to semifinals after a loss to Anderson County. Lawrence Southwest beat Wellsville, and Lawrence topped AC to win. Ottawa defeated Central Heights and Spring Hill, then fell to Lawrence and Anderson County. Star players included Nicole Feitz with 22 points, Jenny Heck 21 points and 13 aces, and Liz Burks 19 points and nine assists. Ottawa, 9-3, hosts a home match today.
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Lawrence
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Jenny Heck
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Jennifer Warren
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Feitz
Wellsville Seventh Grade Volleyball Takes Third At Eudora
In Eudora on Saturday Wellsville seventh graders finished third after split results. The squad dropped to Pleasant Ridge 12 15 54 3 18 16 before defeating Paola 11 15 15 11 16 14 and Osawatomie 15 2 15 6. In the third place game Wellsville beat NIKE 15 12 15 12. In Williamsburg Appanoose beat Williamsburg 38 18 in junior high football as Dakota Criqui ran 205 yards with two long TDs 48 and 49 yards. Chris Leach added a 27 yard run and Matt Perez 76 yards rushing scored on a 6 yard scamper. Lance Briggs returned a fumble 54 yards for a score.
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Wellsville
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Paola
Osawatomie
NIKE
Williamsburg
Appanoose
Dakota Criqui
Chris Leach
Matt Perez
Lance Briggs
Kansas Quarterbacks Shine In Offense Fueled Victory
Kansas stayed undefeated behind a high total offense of 637 yards as Smith and Wegner split snaps. Smith completed 13 of 15 for 172 yards and three TDs, while Wegner went 5 of 9 for 101 yards. Winbush rushed 14 times for 134 yards and a TD, adding five receptions for 51 yards. Childs and Bowles each scored twice, with Childs returning a 72-yard punt for a TD.
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Jayhawks
David Winbush
Winbush
Henri Childs
Mitch Bowles
Childs
Ottawa JV nets third in Highland Park Invite
Ottawa junior varsity volleyball finished third at the Highland Park Invitational with a 4-2 record. Senior Nicole Ferris starred with serving and setters, while Jayme Vance led with 16 kills overall, and Katie Ransom added five kills and two blocks for Silver Lake.
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Leavenworth
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Silver Lake
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Jefferson West
Atchison
Renee Malburg
Nicole Ferris
Jayme Vance
Highland
Ferris
Jennifer Weisner
Katie Ransom
Vance
Ransom
Wildcats power past Temple as Murphy erupts for 149 yards
Kansas State builds a 26-0 halftime lead powered by tailback Frank Murphy who comes off the bench to rush for 149 yards and two touchdowns. David Allen fumbles early but finishes with 74 yards and a 12-yard TD as coach Snyder notes Murphy and Allen may remain in their roles for the Texas-El Paso game.
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Kansas State
Murphy
David Allen
Allen
Temple
Wildcats
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