OU Freshman Wins Alumni Run Showcasing Talent
Ottawa University freshmen Justin Garrard claimed the Alumni Run title, the first freshman winner in the five year history, as OU opens cross country season. Lynnette Laws won the women’s race, with OU set to compete next at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin.
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Ottawa
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Lynnette Laws
Cial
Missouri Southern State University
Joplin
Ottawa U soccer teams split matches with Jewell and Avila
Ottawa University men and women both beat Avila 4-1 while losing to William Jewell in Liberty. Women lost 4-0 to Jewell, men 6-1. Jewell women ranked 13th, men 27th. Rebecca Germain, Erin Prudence, Anna Gutierrez, Sarah Poncher scored women, Tyson John two goals, Gordon Temple, Mark Bennett added for men. Goalkeeper saves by Stephanie Henderson and Justin Berbena. Both teams host Baker next, women at 3 p.m. and men at 5 p.m.
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Lady Braves
Ottawa
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Erin Prudence
Anna Gutierrez
Sarah Poncher
Stephanie Henderson
Braves
Tyson John
Gordon Temple
Mark Bennett
Justin Berbena
Baker
Wildcat
Williamsburg JV takes second in Marmaton Valley tourney
Moran The Williamsburg High School junior varsity volleyball team finished second Saturday in the Marmaton Valley Invitational. Williamsburg went undefeated in pool play and lost to Marmaton Valley in the championship match. Maggie Geist had 13 points in the final, Danielle Randall was cited for net play, Alyssa Dykes led the offense, and Katie Anderson showed leadership.
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Ottawa JV football tops Turner 14 in defensive win
Ottawa High School junior varsity rolled to a 14-0 victory over Turner at Steve Grogan Stadium. Dominic Lewis returned a 34 yard punt for a third quarter score and sped 36 yards for a TD, with a failed extra point. A fourth quarter goal line stand sealed the win as coach Cliff McCullough praised strong defense.
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Ottawa JV volleyball nets two wins in Osawatomie matches
Ottawa High School junior varsity volleyball posted two wins in Osawatomie, beating Eudora 25 20 to 13 and Osawatomie 25 22 to 22 after dropping a tight loss to Wellsville 25 23 25 14. Danielle Stevenson led with six and ten kills, Katie Jensen added twelve across three matches, and Jensen—Stevenson—Ketchum and Reusch contributed multiple digs and assists as Ottawa improved to 9 5 heading into the Ottawa tournament on Sept 24.
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Northup
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Rusk
Wellsville JV volleyball tops two at home tournament
Wellsville junior varsity volleyball went 2-1 Monday defeating Osawatomie 30-28 25-23 and Ottawa 25-23 25-14 in Wellsville. They finished third Saturday at Spring Hill tourney by beating Osawatomie 25-15 25-22 Loupisburg 22-25 25-16 15-13 and Gardner 25-20 25-22. Chappell led with 18 kills Shirk 9 blocks Johnson 15 aces Barthol 97 percent serves. Wellsville moves to 8-5.
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Ottawa Baldwin spikers split matches at Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa and Baldwin middle school varsity volleyball teams split two eighth grade matches with Ottawa taking the first 25 20 25 24 and Baldwin the second 25 23 24 25 10 15 10. In seventh grade Ottawa won 25 17 25 24 then Baldwin claimed 25 23 25 23. Kayla Prather led Ottawa with seven service points in game one. Molly Rugg had eight in game one of the second match. Chantay Caron-Miller and Kristyn Watts each had three in that game. Messenger six in game three. The Ottawa junior varsity dropped both ends to fall to 2-2. Ottawa (4-2) next plays Gardner against Wheatridge. The seventh grade leaders were Amy Barnes and Laura Stinebaugh with three points in game one, Halle Bones 6 in game two, Mikela Scott and Kelsi Ortega three each. Tori Skiles five in game two. Bones 12 in the second game. The JV also fell twice to stand 2-2. Ottawa (3-3) plays Monday in Gardner.
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Ottawa
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Pittsburg State runners place at Mule Run meet
Pitt State sophomore David Cox from Anderson County High School finished seventh in the 4 mile Mule Run at Central Missouri State University with a 20 45 time. Teammate Erica Ogle from Baldwin High School placed sixth in the 2 1/2 mile race in 15 07 96.
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Anderson County
David Cox
Central Missouri State University
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Erica Ogle
Baldwin
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