Braves edge Bethel 38 30 on turnovers in North Newton
Ottawa University improves to 2-2 1-1 after forcing three Bethel turnovers scoring 21 points from miscues Deron Bruce district fumble return 58 yards gave Ottawa a 14-7 lead Stangley 40 yard TD catch extended lead to 38-17 with 4:41 left Bethel rallied late but Ottawa failed on onside kick and had 125 yards penalties Kessinger praised defense but noted coverage and ball handling issues Stangley 8 receptions 154 yards 2 TDs described as top Braves receiver in 11 years
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Ottawa Cyclones dominate to capture Tonganoxie Invitational
Ottawa High School volleyball went 6-0 to win the Tonganoxie Invitational, defeating Shawnee Mission Northwest in the semifinals 25-20 25-23 and Bonner Springs 25-13 25-8. Senior Brette Moore earned tourney MVP as Kamryn Shaffer and Corie Fischer led with big hitting and assists.
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Ot tawa tennis lineup shaken at De Soto Invite
Ottawa High School girls tennis shook up the lineup for Saturdays De Soto Invitational. Shayna Charles and Bailee Bones played singles for the first time, Bones going 1-2. Webber Green at No 1 doubles went 1-2 as Ottawa faced Bonner Springs Lansing Atchison and De Soto in a day of mixed results.
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Yates wins Ottawa Invitational cross country race
Ottawa High School junior Brandon Yates won the OHS Invitational boys race on the Eisenhower course. The Cyclone boys placed third with 86 points behind Olathe South and Shawnee Mission South. Top Ottawa finishers included Josh Christian 13th and Alex Currier 20th. Sharissa Daw led the girls in 13th.
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Lady Braves sweep ECAC volleyball matches
The Ottawa University Lady Braves volleyball team swept two ECAC matches, defeating Sterling 3-1 in Sterling and McPherson 3-0 in McPherson. Hannah Sittig led with 12 kills against Sterling, while Allie Arnold, Taylor Littleton and Keri Tanking each had 11. Christa Hill added 25 assists and 14 digs. Ottawa also beat Avila 1-0 on a Lauren Whitney corner in the 84th minute, but dropped an overtime soccer loss to Avila 3-2 in double overtime. Additionally, five top five finishes highlighted ECAC tennis in Winfield, and cross country teams placed at Emporia State Invitational.
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