Mark Martin teeters as Chase favorite faces final run
Mark Martin, lacking a title in a storied career, again debates a partial Cup schedule while entering the Chase. The 47-year-old driver hints at racing about a dozen events next year, weighing team needs at RYR with veterans like Ward Burton and Ricky Rudd, and clinging to motorsport passion despite a winless season and a long-shot title bid.
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Ottawa University Volleyball Seeks First Win After Bethel Loss
North Newton Ottawa University falls to 0-6 and 0-2 in KCAC after a 3-1 setback to Bethel. Coach Kendra Oberzan notes improvement as two upperclassmen lead, with Jenny Heck and Jenna Hamilton back in action. The team totaled 14 aces and nine errors, led by Heck’s 21 digs and Guindon’s 10 kills. Ottawa heads to the College of the Ozarks Challenge in Point Lookout Missouri, facing Freed-Hardeman and Park today and Bacone and Ozarks on Saturday.
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Ottawa JV spikers stay undefeated after Osawatomie tri meet
Ottawa High School junior varsity volleyball improved to 5-0 in Frontier League play by sweeping Osawatomie 25-20 25-17, Eudora 25-17 25-16, and Wellsville 25-18 15-25 16-14. Katie Jensen led with multiple kills and serves, while Megan Ketchum and Meghan Cahill added scoring and blocks.
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Local Fishermen Qualify For Midwest Hog Hunter Classic
Princeton's Roy Pine and Quenemo's Jack Fine secured top five points totals Sunday, earning berths in the Midwest Hog Hunter Classic at Lake Pomme de Terre in Hermitage Missouri on October 5 and 6.
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Crosby's teams win Hickory Hollow scrambles action
Karen Crosby starred with a multiple team victory week at Hickory Hollow. On Monday she joined a senior scramble winning squad with Danny Drumm, Eldon McCurdy and Harold Dickey posting a minus six. Wednesday Crosby led Gary Wadkins, Gary Osher and Chad McClay to a minus four win in a scorecard playoff. Closest to pin prizes went to Darrell Smith, Carl Whiteford and Chad McClay.
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Hickory Hollow
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Eldon McCurdy
Harold Dickey
Carol Whiteford
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Gary Wadkins
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Chad McClay
Central Heights Volleyball Drops Three at Home
Central Heights High School volleyball lost three matches at home against De Soto Paola and Tonganoxie with Elli Ouellette posting six kills and four blocks while Kelly Adkinson added eight set assists and Monica Wuertz ten digs The junior varsity won one of three at De Soto and the freshmen also dropped all three at Paola In girls tennis Baldwin High School junior varsity lost to Lawrence Southwest with doubles Bailey Pape Bailey Brown Aubrey Black Regan Smith Laura Ferris Katryn Roberts and Brittany Evilsizar Amanda Ciambrone and several singles wins by Brown Smith Black Ferris and Roberts
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Anderson County teams shine at Allen County CC meet
IOLA dominated as the Bulldog boys won with 21 points and the Anderson County girls took second with 28, five in the top eight. Individual AC runners include Reagan Rockers 13 18 and Aurora Chambers 14 53 with other top finishes by Cheyenne Frohlich Amanda Bures Amy Umbarger Kaleb Rockers Levi Arnett Brian Kinder and Justin Ball.
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KSU Coach Sees Bradshaw as Marshall Threat
Kansas State coach Ron Prince lauds Ahmad Bradshaw as a dangerous back who can run, catch, and cut, ahead of a Saturday matchup with Marshall. Bradshaw led Marshall with 152 rushing yards and four TDs against Hofstra, while teammate Bernard Morris added 151 rushing yards.
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Baldwin High Girls Tennis Finishes Ninth In Invitational
Baldwin City Baldwin High School girls tennis placed ninth with eight points in the Baldwin Invitational. Mary Clippenger and Holly Ralston both went 2-2 in No 1 and No 2 singles, while the doubles teams struggled. Coach Ginny Honomichi said the team isn’t ready to compete at higher level but showed improvement through the day and will work on physical and mental aspects next week.
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