Saturday and midweek area sports schedule highlights
Saturday features Culver Stockton at Baker at 7 p m and Friends at Ottawa at 1 30 p m with college cross country Ottawa at Joplin Missouri at 9 a m. High school volleyball Ottawa at Erie Inv at 9 a m. College volleyball Ottawa at Baker Inv. Monday lists girls golf Anderson County at Jeff West Ozawkie at 3 p m and boys soccer KC Christian at Ottawa at 4 p m. Tuesday events include Anderson County Baldwin at Eudora plus Pomona Gridley Gardner Louisburg Wellsville and Ottawa Sumner Academy all around 4 5 p m. Wednesday Bethel hosts Ottawa at 7 p m. Thursday schedule lists Baldwin CH at Prairie View 4 p m Wellsville Hebron Neb 5 p m Anderson County Council Grove 3 p m Ward Ottawa 4 p m Ottawa quad 5 p m Wellsville Lyndon 5 p m.
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Culver Stockton
Baker
Friends
Ottawa
Baldwin
TBA
Joplin
Erie
Anderson Co
Jeff West
Ozawkie
KC Christian
Anderson County
Eudora
Central Heights
Pleasanton
Pomona
Gridley
Gardner
Louisburg
Wellsville
Sumner Academy
Bethel
Baldwin, CH
Prairie View
Hebron
Neb
Council Grove
Lyndon
Ottawa Women’s Golf Association opens at nine Tuesday
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association tees off at 9 a.m. Tuesday with pairings including Liz Moherman Frances Wernock Suzanne Walmer Linda Seitz Lea Tomberlin Mary Lou Sheldon Gypsy Badders Zandra Waymire Carol Smell Dolores South Lavenna Boyer Eloise Killough Jean Artinger.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Liz Moherman
Frances Wernock
Suzanne Walmer
Linda Seitz
Lea Tomberlin
Mary Lou Sheldon
Gypsy Badders
Zandra Waymire
Carol Smell
Dolores South
Lavenna Boyer
Eloise Killough
Jean Artinger
Ottawa Freshmen Run Past Bonner Springs 40 8
Ottawa freshman football crushed Bonner Springs 40 8 at Bonner Springs in a showdown that followed a tough opener. Five Cyclones scored. C J Denniston and Vashon Perryman rushed for touchdowns. Matthew Ferguson threw two TD passes. Josh Ingold returned an interception for a score and a safety was recorded. Ottawa hosts Tonganoxie next Monday after a 12 day stretch with four games.
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Cyclones
Ottawa
Terry Wallace
C.J. Denniston
Vashon Perryman
Matthew Ferguson
Jeremy Seyler
Ryan Kaub
Josh Ingold
Cameron Sell
Denniston
Perryman
Tonganoxie
Osage City golfer Ashley Brown wins invitational
Ashley Brown led Osage City to fourth at the Osage City Invitational with a 42 at Osage City Country Club. Jeff West won the tourney with 209 while Pomona ended eighth at 254. Osage City previously placed fifth at Western Hills in Topeka.
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Osage City
Ashley Brown
Osage City Country Club
Jeff West
Pomona
Jamie McKnight
Kristy Thompson
April Loquist
Erin Donigan
Erin Casey
Lori Jenkins
Ashley Wagner
Becky Hastings
Western Hills
Topeka
St. Mary’s
Indians
Gardner
Brown
Thompson
Donigan
Loquist
Jenkins
Bonner Springs Triumphs In OT Clash At Ottawa Stadium
Bonner Springs edges Ottawa 20-14 in overtime at Steve Grogan Stadium. Bosley plunges in from the 1 yard line. Forshey and defense hold Ottawa after a late drive. Ottawa, 1-2, drops in Huron League as Bonner Springs improves to 3-0.
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Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Steve Grogan
Braves
Josh Bosley
Independence
Pat Boeh
Beeh
Cyclones
Tommy Gardner
Chris Dobbins
Gardner
Forshey
Bosley
Sheffield
Boeh
Brent Miller
Turner
Mack
Miller
C —Ingram
B — Dobbins
B — Bosley
Carder
Ingram
Nation
Weathers
Ron Bishop
Bulldogs
Kenny Mack
Williamsburg Rolls Past Trojans 48-0 In Friday Night Win
Williamsburg Panthers rout Marais des Cygnes Valley Trojans 48-0 as Kyle Wadkins rushes for 183 yards and three scores. Quarterback Scott Driver adds key runs and 172 passing yards as Williamsburg improves to 3-0, pulling starters in the fourth.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg Panthers
Marais Des
Scott Driver
McCu
Kyle Wadkins
Wadkins
Panthers
Trojans
Trojan
Justin Hahner
Joe Miller
Shawn Walter
Saids Walters
Pleasanton
Pat Fail
Driver
Hahner
Weekend drains sports fans as attacks reshape plans
Kansas City residents cope with no NFL or college games after terrorist attacks. Chiefs and Royals cancellations leave fans with extra time as others reflect on current events. Golf pro Brad Newland notes tension on the course while a Marine vet grandfather recalls a world changed by the tragedy.
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Kansas City
Ray Perrenaud
Perrenaud
Joe Fisher
Kansas City Chiefs
Royals
St. Louis
Chiefs
Seattle
Detroit
University of Kansas
Wyoming
Kansas State
Louisiana Tech
Wayne Ryder
Overland Park
Kan
Kansas
Brad Newland
National Golf Club of
Newland
John Buckley
Bush
Central Heights rolls past Marmaton Valley in Friday football
Central Heights built a 0-0 first quarter into a 42 point surge with three Derek Brown runs and two Joe Wuertz touchdown passes to Randall Sharp and Chris Woolery. Wuertz led with 96 passing yards and five tackles. Woolery added multiple point after kicks. Marmaton Valley fumbled four times, lost two, as Central Heights improved to 3-0 while MV dropped to 2-1 and heads to Pomona next.
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Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
Vikings
Derek Brown
Joe Wuertz
Randall Sharp
Chris Woolery
Woolery
Wuertz
Pomona
Brown
CH —Brown
CH - Brown
Sharp
Duane Scharff
Jayhawk Linn
Mound City
Ed Ramsey
Indians
Ramsey
Jayhawk-Linn
David Hays
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