West Franklin girls advance to sub-state semifinals
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OHS girls program takes big steps forward this season
The Ottawa High School girls basketball program is on the upswing after some lean seasons. Ottawa made another big leap in the third-year of the… Login to continue reading Login…
CH girls advance; Wellsville, WF boys season end with losses
Sub-state basketball is an emotional time for all teams. The teams that win advance on, while those that lose have their seasons come to an… Login to continue reading Login…
Emotional end to the Cyclones’ season
The Ottawa High School boys basketball season did not unfold the way most expected. The season was littered with close losses from the first of the season to the final game.
Guge captures third state title in OHS boys history
It was quite a weekend for the area high school wrestlers at the state tournaments. Ottawa High School had its highest state finish as team (seventh) in several years.
Ottawa girls search for consistent ‘fight’
The Ottawa High School girls basketball team can be a formidable foe for anybody in the postseason. But the Cyclones also have shown the penchant of throwing in a sub-par performance.
OU hopes to gain at-large berth in national tourney
The Ottawa University men’s national tournament fate rests in somebody else’s hands. The Braves hope Thursday’s KCAC Tournament quarterfinal loss to Kansas Wesleyan was not the final game of the season.
Eagles battle state’s best
Wellsville High School’s Lainey Farley took control of Lakin’s Ivy Davis during the girls 4-1A State Wrestling Tournament in Hays. She won by fall. Farley and teammate Lindsay Witt went 1-2 in the program’s first state tournament appearance. Photo by Hailey Chapman/Cherry-Road Media
West Franklin boys sub-state loaded with top teams
The West Franklin 3A boys sub-state field is loaded with talented teams. Seven of the eight teams have .500 or better records.
OU players receive all-conference honors
Four Ottawa University basketball players were selected to the All-KCAC teams in a vote by the conference coaches. The men’s squad had three players named to the teams.