Prep wrestlers back on mat
The area high school wrestling teams return to the mat Saturday for the first time after the holidays. The wrestlers are off to a good start during the first three weeks of the season.
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Rosters set for 2023 Shrine Bowl
The initial rosters for the 2023 Kansas Shrine Bowl are set. These prep all-star players have been invited to participate in the 50th Kansas Shrine Bowl Presented by Mammoth to be played at Lewis Field Stadium, Fort Hays State University, at 7 p.m. July 15.
Cyclone bowlers roll past Basehor
The Ottawa High School bowling teams had a successful opening day Thursday in its match against Basehor-Linwood. “The bowling team held its first match and did very well,” Ottawa bowling coach Nick Davis said.
OU women receive national attention
The Ottawa University women’s wrestling program, under second-year coach Dalton Weidl, is getting noticed on the national scene. The Lady Braves received votes in the latest NAIA poll.
Defense ‘key’ to Lady Braves’ success
The Ottawa University women’s basketball team is poised to make a big run during conference play. The Lady Braves enter Saturday’s game in Leavenworth against Saint Mary, riding a four-game winning streak, which does not include an exhibition win over NCAA Div.
West Franklin wrestling
West Franklin Wrestling Little Debbie Classic in Baldwin Girls 125 – Kate Shepherd 2-0 1st Place Boys 138 – Ryan Mathias 1-2 144 – Wyatt… Login to continue reading Login…
West Franklin basketball teams battle Lyndon
The West Franklin basketball teams are off and running for 2023. The Falcon varsity teams did not get the new year started with wins. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Dreams come true during magical seasons
Dreams can and do come true in the world of athletics. Many of those were realized in a big way for area athletes and teams in 2022.
OU softball signs Blue Springs outfielder for 2024
The Ottawa University softball program has signed Laurin Andrews for the 2024 season. She is from Blue Springs, Mo., and attends Blue Springs High School.
Braves remain sixth in NAIA coaches’ poll
KANSAS CITY – The Ottawa University men’s wrestling team was ranked No. 6 in the latest NAIA Coaches’ Top-20 Poll released by the national office this morning.