Ottawa Turner clash in Wednesday cross country meet
Ottawa hosts Turner in a Wednesday high school cross country event at 4 p.m. Also Loyola? Noted later: Thursday Ottawa hosts Turner in JV soccer at 4:30 p.m. College volleyball has Tabor at Ottawa at 7 p.m. Friday all football games at 7 p.m. with many matchups listed.
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NAIA Top 25 Football Poll Through Sept 14
AP reports the NAIA football poll with first place votes in parentheses, records through September 14, total points, and preseason ranking for the top 25 teams led by Tulsa Okla. and other programs.
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Standings corrected for Punt Pass and Kick winner
An editor's error misidentified Anthony Ingram in Monday's Herald Punt Pass and Kick results. Ingram won the boys 12 year old class. The correction apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
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Chiefs face Carolina after near misses in 2-1 start
Kansas City's largely new lineup, including Elvis Grbac and Andre Rison, stands at 2-1 after wins over Oakland and Buffalo. A couple late plays changing outcomes could have left them 0-3, prompting coach Marty Schottenheimer to stress consistency and execution as the defense shows promise with young safeties Jerome Woods and Reggie Tongue while offense works to sharpen timing and big plays.
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Ottawa Braves fall to Bethel in four sets at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University’s Lady Braves drop to 1-5 overall and 0-2 in KCAC after a four game loss to Bethel. Sophomores Katie McDonald Tonia Hurt and Sarah Lord failed to heat up the offense as Emily Mader led OU with 14 kills and six aces in a tight match. Bethel seized the middle games 2 and 4, while Ottawa stayed within reach in every set despite service and clutch-sideout struggles.
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Chiefs cut Jenkins amid failed draft gamble
Kansas City waived No. 1 overall pick Trezelle Jenkins after a disappointing season. Coach Marty Schottenheimer said Jenkins failed to reach the required level, and the Chiefs released him following an opening loss to Denver and a demotion to Glenn.
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Pomona tops Williamsburg in district volleyball showdown
Pomona defeated Williamsburg in three sets 15-9 6-15 15-11 with serving edge 93 percent to 80 percent. Pomona’s Kristina Young led with eight kills and 17 of 18 serves, while Williamsburg’s Kaci Bethel and Roni Chavez led with double digit kills.
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Porter leads Ottawa in De Soto Invitational tennis third place
Ottawa High School junior Sarah Porter opened the season with a third place finish at the De Soto Invitational at Shawnee Mission Park. She beat Kim Heck 8-2, then fell to Katie Herting 8-3, defeated Amy Southard 8-1, lost to Libby Rooks 8-3, and beat Meg Hardwick 8-2 for third place. Ottawa United under 12 soccer lost 2-1 to Paola with Matt Neff scoring and Whitney Stults in goal. Ottawa 1-1 at Wellsville next. Mary Slaney cleared of drug-use charges by USA Track & Field hearing board.
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