Today it is Trey Porter and Leilah Armstrong's birthdays at OHS! Happy birthday to the two of you from us at All OHS/ Tha Dirty O Show!!!!!!!!
The last poll has been closed and the winner of the question: Who will win Athlete of the Year? is Faith "@mostdopepope" Pope. Even though, he wouldn't actually win it this year because we later found out after we posted the question, you have to be a Senior to win it...unless we got our facts wrong, Ben Kramer was voted most likely Senior to win the award. Anyways, NEW QUESTION!!!! Who will win basketball intramurals 2012? Answers available on the blog! VOTE NOW BOYS AND GIRLS!
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
The Other Kutcher
Today, Michael Kutcher came to OHS presenting to the student body about his inspirational life story! If you weren't there, you for sure missed out. The guy is a great person and has been through so much in his 33 years. He is the fraternal twin brother of the well known model/actor Christopher Ashton Kutcher.
Michael was born extremely underweight at only 4lbs. while his brother on the other hand was a whopping 10lbs coming out of the womb. Michael joked that, "Chris [Ashton] took all of my food in the womb." His weight wasn't the only problem, they had to put him on oxygen and he was clinically dead for a short time. That was not the only time he ended up flat lining it during his life. His heart has stopped beating 3 times! He has recovered from each one. He was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. This disease affects the motor skills of the right side of his body, his sight, and his speech.
The man is amazing! He works at Transamerica in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He is a single father with a 7 year old son. He has also taken up being an inspirational speaker, talking about the appreciation of life. His story is very inspirational and he has definitely touched many lives today at OHS. "Even if I only affect one person, I'm good."
Best wishes to Michael Kutcher!
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Bulldog girls down Roosevelt on Senior Night
Their ninth win in a row gives Ottumwa a 12-5 record overall, but more importantly, they remain undefeated at 8-0 in Metro play.
It was also Senior Night for the Bulldog girls. Using a suffocating full-court press, the Bulldogs raced out to a 17-0 lead that held up until the visitors got their first two baskets in the final minute of the opening quarter.
The Bulldogs closed with a 19-0 run to win, 58-30.
Nearly every Bulldog senior had positive contributions to the stat sheet in the first eight minutes.
Nickerson, who went over the 1200 point career scoring mark with her 22 on the night, had seven points in the run.
Rachel Hinebaugh got her game going in the fourth, with six of her eight points. She talked about playing on Senior Night.
Avery Roane closed out the scoring with two baskets. Roane had one of her best games off the bench, with eight points and seven rebounds.
The Bulldogs close out their regular season with four straight road games. The two biggest will be CIML Metro contests in Des Moines, at Hoover and at East — who only has one loss in the Metro. Ottumwa travels to Marshalltown for a non-conference game on Tuesday.
Ottumwa 58, Des Moines Roosevelt 30
DMR 4 10 14 2 — 30
OTT 17 15 7 19 — 58
Des Moines Roosevelt (30) — Sierra Singleton 8, Breonna Claytor 6, Julanie Carter 6, Burkhall 10 . Totals 11-35 5-8 30.
3-point goals — 3-17 (Claytor 2, Singleton). Fouled out —Gabby Rentuma . Rebounds — 21 (Burkhall 9). Assists — 8 (Rentuma 3). Steals — 6 (Rentuma 2). Blocks — 6 (Burkhall 6). Total fouls — 16. Turnovers — 26.
Ottumwa (58) — Salgado 9, Olivia Roarke 2, Roane 8, Nickerson 22, Sammy Garrett 1, Hinebaugh 8, Gott 8 . Totals 21-54 14-20 58.
3-point goals — 2-8 (Nickerson 2). Fouled out — none. Rebounds — 32 (Hinebaugh 8). Assists — 8 (Salgado 5). Steals — 13 (Garrett 5). Blocks — 1 (Hinebaugh). Total fouls — 10. Turnovers — 15.
Credit: Ottumwa Courier: Roger Thomas, Writer
It was also Senior Night for the Bulldog girls. Using a suffocating full-court press, the Bulldogs raced out to a 17-0 lead that held up until the visitors got their first two baskets in the final minute of the opening quarter.
The Bulldogs closed with a 19-0 run to win, 58-30.
Nearly every Bulldog senior had positive contributions to the stat sheet in the first eight minutes.
Nickerson, who went over the 1200 point career scoring mark with her 22 on the night, had seven points in the run.
Rachel Hinebaugh got her game going in the fourth, with six of her eight points. She talked about playing on Senior Night.
Avery Roane closed out the scoring with two baskets. Roane had one of her best games off the bench, with eight points and seven rebounds.
The Bulldogs close out their regular season with four straight road games. The two biggest will be CIML Metro contests in Des Moines, at Hoover and at East — who only has one loss in the Metro. Ottumwa travels to Marshalltown for a non-conference game on Tuesday.
Ottumwa 58, Des Moines Roosevelt 30
DMR 4 10 14 2 — 30
OTT 17 15 7 19 — 58
Des Moines Roosevelt (30) — Sierra Singleton 8, Breonna Claytor 6, Julanie Carter 6, Burkhall 10 . Totals 11-35 5-8 30.
3-point goals — 3-17 (Claytor 2, Singleton). Fouled out —Gabby Rentuma . Rebounds — 21 (Burkhall 9). Assists — 8 (Rentuma 3). Steals — 6 (Rentuma 2). Blocks — 6 (Burkhall 6). Total fouls — 16. Turnovers — 26.
Ottumwa (58) — Salgado 9, Olivia Roarke 2, Roane 8, Nickerson 22, Sammy Garrett 1, Hinebaugh 8, Gott 8 . Totals 21-54 14-20 58.
3-point goals — 2-8 (Nickerson 2). Fouled out — none. Rebounds — 32 (Hinebaugh 8). Assists — 8 (Salgado 5). Steals — 13 (Garrett 5). Blocks — 1 (Hinebaugh). Total fouls — 10. Turnovers — 15.
Credit: Ottumwa Courier: Roger Thomas, Writer
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| Senior, Ashley Salgado and her parents. |
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