Newland Stults spark Ottawa JV to 26 0 win over Atchison
Ottawa junior varsity football rode a two touchdown pass connection from Will Newland to Dunley Stults for 40 and 60 yards and an 80 yard kickoff return by Stults in a 26 0 victory over Atchison. Eric Miller added a 4 yard scoring run as Ottawa moved to 1 1 after an 18 12 loss to Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland
Stults
Ottawa JV
Atchison
J.R. Servatius
Michael Nation
Ottawa
Will Newland
Dunley Stults
Eric Miller
Osawatomie
State
Neuheisel
Mike
Nebraska
Bobby Newcombe
Cornhuskers
Washington
Frank Solich
Eric Crouch
Cal
Oklahoma
John Blake
Brandon Daniels
Patrick Fletcher
Sooners
TCU
Big 12
Brown
OU runners sweep Bo Boucek Invitational at Pomona Lake
Ottawa University dominated the meet with the men taking the top seven and eight of the first 11, scoring 15 points while the women went 9 of 13 in the top ranks. Brent Walker won in 30 18, with Russell Merrell second and freshmen John Inglehart third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Ottawa University
Bo Boucek
Pomona Lake
Brent Walker
Russel Merrell
John Inglehart
Wellsville
Matt Womeldroff
Steve Larson
Heather Wisdom
Jessica Monk
Nicole Greiwe
Pam Hall
Bridgette Gerrets
Machelle Pyle
Jennifer Leeka
Megan Burns
Jennifer Green
Kirk Wren
Ottawa
Joplin
Running backs shine in Big 12 as QBs face injuries
Texas quarterback Richard Walton breaks a finger and will miss four to six weeks after injuring his throwing hand against UCLA. Redshirt freshman Major Applewhite to start vs Kansas State while Ricky Williams backs Texas’ offense as the Big 12 leads in rushing with Devin West and others piling yardage. Coaches warn improved defenses heighten QB vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ES Moines
Iowa
Texas
Richard Walton
Walton
Longhorns
UCLA
Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Snyder
Mack Brown
Richard
Brown
Major Applewhite
Ricky Williams
Williams
Missouri
Devin West
Kansas
Texas Tech
Iowa State
Darren Davis
Cyclones
Dan McCarney
Colorado
Mike Moschetti
Fresno State
Rick Neuheisel
Utah
Early teal season offers teaching moment for youths
Kansas opens the early teal season from September 12 to 27 in the Low Plains Zone and September 12 to 20 in the High Plains Zone near U.S. Highway 283. The hunt features a four-bird daily bag limit, eight possession limit, and required stamps for all hunters, with guidance on identifying greenwing and bluewing teal and avoiding wood ducks. The article also covers deer scouting advice and a new Fins and Feathers program via the Greenbush IDL network led by Brad Stefanoni, promoting conservation education through field trips and online interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Plains
High Plains
Kansas
Pratt
Girard
Greenbush
Brad Stefanoni
Brad.stefanoni
Also Mentioned on This Page
Braves
Bethany
Cook Field
Peoples National Bank
American Football Coaches Association
AFCA
OU Spikers
Great Plains
Lady Braves
Tabor
Southwestern
Kansas City
Kansas Community College
Central
McPherson
KCKCC
Amanda Williams
Kaci Bethell
Williamsburg
Angie Wideman
Tressa Boecker
Tracy Schmidt
Babe Ruth
Babe Ruth Board
Don Woodward Center
Csa Heating & Cooling
Ostia Ay
Arcoaire
S.walnut
Nyc E
Call Express-Med
S. Main
Ho Frank
Kenneth J. Frank
M_D
American Board of Ophthalmology
Mae
Tawney Rev.Geo-Pont
Buick-Cad. Div
Creason-Tawney
Olds Inc
JEM LP Gas
Steve Stringham
Charlie Gwin Paola
Garnett
Charlie Gillum Associates
Acasage