Missouri Southern coach John Ware dies after heart attack
Missouri Southern Lions mourn head coach John Ware who died at 46 after a heart attack. The team will wear his initials and a 1 percent symbol on helmets in the homecoming game against Truman State. Assistant coach Keeth Matheny will take over as head coach. Ware previously led Truman State for nine years. Autopsy pending. funeral plans unspecified.
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Tigers' Coffey Ready for Big 12 Opener Return
Missouri receiver Sean Coffey returns for the No 2 Texas game after missing two contests with a shoulder injury. He says he is 80 to 85 percent healed but will play as if at full strength, aiming to provide a deep threat alongside quarterback play and veteran leadership.
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Oklahoma aims for focus as Big 12 opener looms
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops emphasizes eliminating negative plays after a 41-24 loss to UCLA. Backup Paul Thompson to debut at wide receiver as Clint Ingram returns from injury. Choices at linebacker and consistency in blocking, snaps, and assignments are on the agenda before facing Texas in a pivotal season milestone.
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OMS volleyball teams top Louisburg three times at home
Ottawa middle school varsity teams went 3-1 against Louisburg at home. Eighth grade split matches and led by Kristyn Watts with 6 service points in game one, while Kayla Prather, Molly Rugg, and Susanne Stevenson contributed in other games. Seventh grade swept, led by Laura Stinebaugh with 10 points in game one and Hallie Bones with 10 in game two, moving Ottawa to 8-5 overall. Junior varsity both matches fell short, while seventh grade JV split, with Allie Williams and Amanda Ahrens strong in early games.
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Ottawa JV routs Prairie View as Lewis scores four TDs
Ottawa High School junior tailback Dominic Lewis rushed for four touchdowns in a 34-8 junior varsity victory over Prairie View at Steve Grogan Stadium. Lewis hit 20, 42, 15 and 38 yard runs with a 2-point conversion. Mike McNabb added a 14 yard score and a conversion as Ottawa moved to 3-1.
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Kansas Wesleyan downs Lady Braves in Salina
Kansas Wesleyan volleyball defeated Ottawa 3-1 in Salina. Ottawa dropped first and fourth games while leading early in the second. Toni Reynolds was conference player of the week and Emily Napier setter of the week. Reynolds had 79 kills last week. Napier posted 249 assists, 11 aces, 79 digs, 29 kills and 12 blocks. Ottawa travels to McPherson next.
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Ottawa JV volleyball suffers two losses and one win
The Ottawa High School junior varsity volleyball team went 1-2 at home Tuesday, losing to Emporia 25-20 25-12 and Shawnee Heights 25-15 25-13 while beating Highland Park 25-18 25-8. Katie Jensen and Danielle Stevenson combined for 21 kills to pace Ottawa, with Stevenson adding five service points including an ace versus Emporia. Lindsey Brown contributed assists and points, and Jori Graf led in set assists. Ottawa (16-8) heads to Saturday Rose Hill tourney.
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