McPherson Faces Ottawa After Bulldogs Seek 18th Loss
Ottawa University coach Glenn Percy targets snapping McPherson College’s 17 game losing streak in a Kansas Conference clash at McPherson Stadium. Percy notes McPherson’s roster mix and a year under coach Dan Thiessen as factors, while Ottawa aims to rebound from a 35 14 loss to Sterling and defend a strong defense led by Gardner Percy and Smith provide special teams punch as the Braves sit 0 2 in league play.
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Ottawa Braves rally to split non conference volleyball
Ottawa University volleyball salvaged a split at Wilson Field House with a 19-17 rally over Mid-America Nazarene after trailing 17-16. Massengale led with nine kills, Martin added 13 spikes, McLaren 13 assists, as Hedlund’s makeshift lineup overcame Avila losses and set up KC play with Pittsburg State Friends and Sterling.
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Newman Edges OU Kickers In Non Conference Soccer
Ottawa University dropped to 0-4 after a 2-1 loss to Kansas Newman at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. Newman led 1-0 at halftime, then scored twice after intermission as Jay Holmes tallied both goals with Robert DeWitt assisting on the second. Ottawa had four shots on goal while Newman fired 36 and earned 14 corner kicks amid 24 saves by Ottawa. The Braves host Friends next, kickoff at 2 p.m.
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Appanoose Dominates Volleyball Triango With Pair Wins
Appanoose swept Carbondale in varsity action 15-7 2-15 15-9 while the B team beat Williamsburg 15-11 15-11. Carbondale edged Williamsburg in three 15-8 8-15 15-4. Jeanette Bame and Stephanie Stansberry led Appanoose A with 9 and 7 points. Barkley excelled in spikes. Knop and Barkley top-scoring for Appanoose B. Williamsburg’s Dehn paced serving. Next Tuesday the trio Pomona Appanoose Williamsburg return to Pomona for a 4 pm triangular.
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Lawrence Drops OHS Fresh Ottawa West 24 6 in debut
Lawrence defeated Ottawa Highs freshman football 24 to 6 at Steve Grogan Stadium. West led 8-0 after a 2 point conversion and a long pass, Ottawa answered with a kickoff return for six, halftime stood 16-6, final margin 24-6. Ottawa hosts Lola next Tuesday at 6 30 p.m.
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