ORC seeks new Recreation Supervisor at monthly meeting
Ottawa Recreation Commission aims to hire a full time Recreation Supervisor by the end of the regular monthly meeting tonight at the Youth Center. Gary McGill left earlier this year. Schott Gatameyer has filled in part time as Brad O'Dea conducts initial interviews and will present a board vote. The agenda also includes selecting a firm for the annual ORC financial audit.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Gary McGill
Schott Gatameyer
Brad O'Dea
O'Dea
Rec
Millat
Standings show multiple teams with 3-0 records and few losses
The list features numerous teams such as Dodgehy Leiden Day Wichite Northwest and Ision Northwest all with 3-0 marks alongside others like Tat Weahtarn Rural Arkwanes City Parana and Poet Scots. Various scores and placements appear, including Revies Lake and LaCrosse at 3-0 and several 3-0 entries across regions.
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Pitsburg
Tat Weahtarn Rural
Arkwanes City
Parana
Poet Scots
Napa
Eae Oka Hayden
He Balai
Bluejays Humble Braves 4-0 In Soccer Clash
Tabor College Bluejays overwhelmed Ottawa University 4-0 at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. OU goalkeeper Terry Embry made 10 first half saves but could not stop three second half goals and a late strike as OU falls to 1-3 on the season. Coach Dan Hogan lamented the slow start and eyed Saturday’s home battle with Sterling.
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Tabor College
Bluejays
Ottawa University
Braves
Tabor
Dick Peters Memorial
Ottawa
Terry Embry
Embry
Dan Hogan
Terry
Brent Langham
Vince Lewis
Malcom Vaughan
Mike Faulkner
Hogan
Central Heights wins sixth straight volleyball match
Central Heights sweeps Humboldt and Williamsburg to extend its winning streak to six while improving to 8-7. Kim Ellis sparked the comeback with eight straight service points in the opener as CH prevailed 15-11, 15-2, then 15-9, 15-13 against Humboldt. Williamsburg beat Humboldt 15-4, 15-8 to reach 4-4.
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Humboldt
Williamsburg
Vikings
Kim Ellis
Panthers
Wellsville sweeps two in Frontier League volleyball opener
Wellsville high volleyball opened Frontier League play with a sweep over Baldwin 15-1 15-4 and Gardner Edgerton 15-11 15-12. Stump and Coons led serving and hitting. Wellsville JV also swept Baldwin and Gardner Edgerton. They head to the Tonganoxie Tournament Saturday.
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GEHS
Wellsville
Tonganoxie
Lyndon Vols Split With Osage City In Volleyball
Lyndon High split two matches with Osage City to push season mark to 4-8. In game one Lyndon lost 3-0 after 15-6 15-9 15-7. Jennifer Pierce starred with 8 kills and 9 aces on 12 serves. Lyndon won the second match 15-10 15-13 led by Kay Tobler's 6 kills on 9/10, Jennifer Thomas 5 kills, Erin Persinger 7 points on 8 of 10 serves.
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Osage City
Lyndon High
LHS
Lyndon
Kay Tobler
Jennifer Thomas
Erin Persinger
Braves coast to victory in volleyball doubleheader
Ottawa University opened with a 15-9 15-5 win over Missouri Valley and then beat Park College 15-8 15-5 in Kansas City. Dee Dee Lewis sat out much of the Valley match, but coach Patti Phillips praised depth, blocking, and serving as the Braves prepared for aThursday triangular at Mid-America Nazarene and Rockhurst College.
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Ottawa University
Missouri Valley
Park College
Park
Dee Dee Lewis
Patti Phillips
Phillips
Braves
Mid-America Nazarene and
Rockhurst College
Pomona Volleys Through Two Wins at Home
Pomona High swept Crest and Yates Center to move to 6-0 in league and 6-2 overall. Stacey Booe and Deanna Cook led in the first match with 11 points, while Amy Altic and Alane Haris excelled in spiking and serving. Cook powered the Crest bout with 12 straight serves, as Pomona won 15-0 and 15-5. Booe, Harris, and Altic posted perfect or near-perfect hitting. JV also won, led by Shepherd, Honeycutt, Barkley, Bame, Knop, and Bond. The Indians host an eight-team tournament Saturday starting at 9 a.m.
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Pomona High
Crest
Yates Center
PHS
Stacy Booe
Deanna Cook
Yates
Amy Altic
Alane Haris
Cook
Tina Hopkins
Harris
Altic
Booe
Julie Shepherd
Lorie Honeycutt
Traci Barkley
Jeanett Bame
Sara Knop
Heidi Bond
The
Indians
Waverly Volleyball Wins Split At League Triad
Waverly high school volleyball opened OLPE Lyon County League play Tuesday at home with a split against Olpe and Hamilton. The Bulldogs lost to Olpe 3-1, won 15-13 5-15 13-15, then defeated Hamilton 15-1 15-13. Coach Jerry Rice praised sophomores Tammy Lattimer and Gina Skillman and senior Tammy Rickman. Denise Williams, out with illness, returned. Waverly next visits Northern Heights for a triangular with Flinthills.
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Lyon
Waverly High
Bulldogs
Hamilton
WHS
Waverly
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