Army Tops Lafayette In Big Saturday Football Action
East battles across college gridiron with Army defeating Lafayette 41 to 14 and a slate of scores across conferences. Notable results include Penn State thumping Temple 52 to 10, Clemson edging North Carolina State 19 to 17, and Florida State rolling Maryland 50 to 7.
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Braves ride Ficken Starck combo for season opening win
Ottawa University defeated William Jewell 20 14 in Creighton debut as veterans Ficken and Starck connected 80 yards for a first quarter score and later added a 8 yard TD with 625 left. Ficken passed 252 yards and three TDs while Starck caught five passes for 106 yards. Ottawa improved to 1 0 and hosts Bethel next at Cook Field.
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Iberty
Ottawa University
Braves
Ryan Ficken
Tom Starck
William Jewell
Lim
Creighton
Ficken
Starck
Ottawa
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Robert Johnson
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Bethel
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Starch
Ottawa Jaycees Hold Local Punt Pass and Kick Meet
Local youths aged eight to fifteen competed in the Ottawa Jaycees football skills event with 40 participants. Winners in each age group advance to sectional competition in Louisburg on November 2, led by top scorers such as Katie Anderson Mallory Wilhite Sara Pacheco Andrew Corey CJ Denniston Andrew Ingram Junior Gipson and others.
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Ottawa High School Soccer Wins Third Straight
Ottawa High School extended its win streak to three with a 4-1 home victory over Sunrise Christian. Justin Altic scored a hat trick, Josh Garcia added the fourth, while coach Glen Cahill praised a solid trapping defense and the team's week by week improvement.
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Justin Altic
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Turner
Hisenhower Field
Chiefs McMillian stars in 22 16 victory at Arrowhead
Chiefs defense while Derrick Thomas and Dale Carter out, held Buffalo to three field goals and one big play. Mark McMillian 5-foot-7 148 pounds sealed the win with a fourth down interception as Buffalo failed to convert in the final 27 seconds.
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Vanover
Reggie Tongue
Tony Richardson
Elvis Grbac
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Ottawa JV nets second in Highland Park tourney
Ottawa High School junior varsity volleyball finished tied for first with Santa Fe Trail and Silver Lake in round robin play at Highland Park. Santa Fe Trail edged title by fewest points allowed, Ottawa second with 142, Silver Lake 144. Ottawa improved to 11-4 after beating Atchison, Highland Park, Jeff West, and Leavenworth, and losing to Santa Fe Trail. Rachel Goetz and Melissa Ward led net play with multiple kills and aces.
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Rene Koberlein
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Jeff West
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Melissa Ward
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Sara Ball
Koberlein
Ottawa high school runners endure mud on tough course
Ottawa boys finish 11th with 237 points as mud from Friday night rain slows the Olathe South course. JV team dominates with 17 points led by Jessica Sylvester and Kristy Morton, while Bridget Morrisey and Katie Burks rest before Turner Invitational. Ottawa runners post several strong times in junior varsity and varsity events.
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Bridget Morrisey
Katie Burks
Ottawa
Jessica Sylvester
Kristy Morton
Kristen Sells
Rachel Trendel
Karyn Fuller
Sylvester
Morton
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Trendel
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Ottawa Boys
Seth Sheldon
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Ray Wolken
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