Ottawa High boys place ninth at Olathe South Invite
Ottawa High finishes ninth among 17 teams in Olathe South Invitational led by Jason Wolken’s 17th in 17:47 on 3.1 miles. Dan Pyle and Wade Hepner also medal in top 30, with Heather LeMastres leading the girls in 18th on the 2 mile course. Cyclones head to Bonner Springs Invitational next.
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Jason Wolken
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David Pratt
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Jason Neff
Mitch Brown
Eric Black
Andy Prentice
Kevin Hough
Becky Beach
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Wellsville boys win 3A title at Wamego Invite
Wade leads Wellsville to Class 3A victory on 3.1 mile course with 17 15. Renaud 3rd 17 35 and Stumpff 10th 19 19. Pomona medals in 2A with Robinson 19th 21 27 and Home 20th 21 38. Girls race sees Humiston 20th for Pomona. Wellsville runners place top 20 in a girls meet without a team.
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Bobby Robinson
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Jonnie Home
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Mike Finch
Ben Kyle
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Jimmie Deason
Billy Hewitt
Central Heights Wood captures SFT Invitational title
Kim Wood of Central Heights won the two mile girls race at the McBurney Invitational in Santa Fe Trail with 12:50, a year after her 13:26 on the same course. Santa Fe Trail won the girls team title, with Anderson County and Spring Hill second and third.
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Baker Triumphs In Close Contested Victory
Baker edged Friends 10 0-2 as BU quarterback Sheldon ignited a first half surge with 55 rushing yards and a touchdown. He completed 8 of 10 passes for 70 yards with one interception while guiding a late scoring drive that included a 33 yard field goal. Friends, picked to win the league, fell 10 0-2 after a strong Baker defense and special teams performance.
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Arkansas Razorbacks open SEC play vs Alabama
Arkansas makes its first Southeast Conference appearance as they face Alabama in Little Rock to start a seven game league slate. The 1991 Razorbacks finished 6-5 after a three way second place tie in the Southwest, while Alabama went 10-1 and defeated Colorado 30-25 in the Blockbuster Bowl.
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Virginia Cavaliers face tough start after Gator Bowl loss
Harmon's Highlights says Virginia scored 313 in an 8-2-1 season yet was overwhelmed by Oklahoma 48-14 in the Gator Bowl. The Cavaliers host Georgia Tech in the opening ACC match with Tech holding a 24-21 edge from last fall. North Carolina State's 24-14 upset of Iowa energizes the FSU Wolfpack matchup. Southern Cal visits Oklahoma and UCLA heads to BYU as early-season questions loom.
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The Ottawa Herald Football Contest Rules
The Ottawa Herald announces weekly and grand prizes for a football contest. Employees and immediate family are ineligible. others may submit one entry per week and must enter 13 weeks for grand prize eligibility. prizes include 20, 10, and 5 dollars weekly with tie break rules and final judge discretion.
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