Ottawa JV Captures Title at Ottawa Invitational
Ottawa High Cyclones went 5-0 to win the Ottawa Invitational junior varsity volleyball title, with four Ottawa players on the all tournament squad. Wellsville finished 4-1 in second place, followed by Central Heights 3-2 and others. Wellsville’s Chris Thurp and Cara Carlisle led the team to second, as Ottawa dominated the all tournament selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High Cyclones
Ottawa
Wellsville
Central Heights
Osage City
Lyndon
Baldwin
OHS
Ottawa High
Missy Whiteford
Jodi Jung
Penny Ferguson
Amy Yohe
Paula Markley
Stephanie Sage
Christine Thurp
Cara Carlisle
Diane Ouellette
Kathy Wood
Jenny Bagby
Susan Drum
Eagles
Chris Thurp
WHS
Wellsville JV
Eagle Varsity
Gardner
Osage City Places Fourth At Ottawa Invitational
OCHS 4th led by Paula Markley and Stephanie Sage. Indian Jayvees go 2-3, with losses to Ottawa and Wellsville and wins over London Baldwin and Central Heights. Osage opened with a 15 0 0 15 6 sweep of London and posted three game wins overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Markley
Stephanie Sage
Osage City
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ochs
Osage
London
Baldwin
Wellsville
Central Heights
Area Grid Scores and Team Results Across Several Matches
A compiled list shows scores from multiple games across colleges and universities. Notable results include Indiana 41 over Kansas 20 and Oklahoma 16 over Oklahoma State 23, along with Creighton (assumed misspelling) etc. The mix covers teams from Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, and surrounding states with varied outcomes and margins.
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Kansas
Tndigne State
Indiana
Iowa State
Wichita State
Miami
Oklahoma
Oklahome State
Ninola
Dana
Neb
Southwest Baptist
Missouri Valley
Northern Michigan
Northeast Missour
Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Northwest Missouri
Bethany
Friends
Rhodes
Tenn
Washington
St. Louis
Washburn
Missouri Southern
Fort Haye State
Missouri Western
Pittsburg State
Emporia State
Bethel
Tabor
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Culver-Stockton
Mid-America Nazarene
Nebraske Wesleyan
MdCV Rolls Past Jaguars to Stay Unbeaten in LCL
MdCV Trojans shut down Hartford with 38 yards and four turnovers as Thad Thurston and Tim Totty pace a 29-0 Lyon County League win. Lloyd threw 143 yards with Tony Curtis grabbing 110. Thurston adds 16 points and 13 tackles as MdCV and Lebo share the lead.
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Melvern—Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Hartford
Trojans
Mdcv
Lebo
Marais Des Cygnes
Tim Totty
Thurston
Niles Lloyd
J. Bell
Lloyd
Tony Curtis
Chiefs Rally Past Bills 20 17 In Late Drive
Chiefs overcome injuries to five starters as Tim Cofield and Deron Cherry key plays. Todd Blackledge connects to Paul Coffman for a late score before Nick Lowery 46 yard field goal seals 20 17 win over Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bills
Frank Reich
Reich
Robb Riddick
Chiefs
Burruss
Kelly
Hank Bullough
Deron Cherry
Todd Blackledge
Paul Coffman
Cherry
Buffalo
Kansas City
Nick Lowery
Lowery
Blackledge
Devon
Ronnie Harmon
Scott Norwood
Riddick
Waverly Downs Madison 19-8 To Move To 2-1
Waverly High improved to 2-1 by defeating Madison 19-8 in Madison. Sean Robbins booted a 23-yard field goal and scored on a 1-yard run for a 9-0 halftime lead. In the fourth quarter Luke Harsch 49-yard TD run and a safety by Floyd Richmond sealed the win.
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Sively
Waverly
Sean Robbins
Robbins
Madison
Scott Harrison
Frank Howser
Bryan Collins
Luke Harsch
Derek Kistner
WHS
Floyd Richmond
Harsch
Kyle James
Richmond
Jason Gutsch
Northern Heights
Grandview Beats Ottawa 2-0 In Homecoming Soccer
Grand View Vikings toppled Ottawa University 2-0 at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex after a scoreless first half. Jim Burton converted a penalty and Tom Day added a late goal to seal the win. Ottawa falls to 1-7 and heads to Friends University next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand View College
Des Moines
Iowa
Ottawa University
Braves
Dick Peters
Grand View
Ottawa
Jim Burton
Tom Day
Vikings
OHS Jayvees Postponed By Weather At Turner
Ottawa High junior varsity football game with Turner was washed out this afternoon due to weather and no rescheduling date was set. Kansas City AP Dent Leonard, after four knee ops, will be invited to Royals spring training though no guarantee. Leonard, 35, missed three seasons after a torn tendon in his left leg. He went 8-13 with a 4.13 ERA. Royals plan a $300,000 buyout but invite him to spring camp.
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Ottawa High
Turner
Kansas City, Mo
Dennis Leonard
Royals
Leonard
Baltimore
Toronto
John Schuerholz
Snell Powers Shines in Kansas 20-6 Victory
Indiana State questioned Snell as Kansas ran for 168 yards and two touchdowns in a standout performance. Snell broke free for 44 yards in the third quarter and 17 in the fourth, uplifting the Jayhawks amid three turnovers by the Sycamores. Kansas coach Bob Valesente praised the line and game plan as Orth connected on a six-yard pass to Willie Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Indiana State
Sycamores
Snell
Kansas
Derek Williams
Jayhawk
Kerwin Bell
Kansas State
Arnold
Bob Valesente
Valesente
Matt Schroeder
Jayhawks
Mike Orth
Willie Vaughn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaguars
Olpe
Valley
McCv
Jim Bell
Jaguar
Trojan
Fense
McCu
Steve Joonas
Joonas
Thad Thurston
Totty
Eric Tincher
Curtis
Troy Lewis
Carlos Carson
Anthony Hancock
Lloyd Burruss
Albert Lewis
Herman Heard
Mackovic
Los Angeles Raiders
Stephone Paige
Tim Cofield
Jim Kelly
Green
Pruitt
J.squith
Heard
Harmon
Moore
Greet
Marshall
Paige
Hansack
Coffman
J.smith
Hayes
Metzelaars
Burkett
Reed
Byram
Buller
Norwood
Bus—Riddick Anneier
Ihick
Kc 'G Lowery
Kc—Paige
Pear
Blackledge Lowery
Buf
Waverly High
Bulldogs
Doug Piper
Steve Zui
Dana Nearmeyer
Paul Belijaars
Grandview
Ottawa Kickers
Wichita
Friends University
Blakeley, Pady
Paola
Cindy Blakeley
Laura Pady
Miami County Hospital
Blakeley
Pady
Melvin Miller
Pomona
Miller
Jayvees
Snell Powers 'Hawks
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