Local school sports photo gallery available online
Ottawa Herald features an online gallery offering browse and purchase options for recent local sports events. Highlights include OHS boys basketball OHS girls basketball Central Heights boys basketball Pomona girls basketball and related keepsakes.
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Ottawa Area High School Sports Schedule Summary
Monday soccer Seaman travels to Ottawa at 5 30 p m. Tuesday Ottawa hosts Anderson County while Gardner hosts Ottawa at 9 a m. Baseball Anderson County visits Wellsville at 4 30 p m. Central Heights at De Soto 4 30 p m Paola at Ottawa 4 30 p m softball Times vary Ottawa at Bonner Springs 4 p m Thursday Anderson County at Ottawa 1 4 40 p m West Franklin visits Osage City 4 30 p m Prairic View at Wellsville 4 30 p m Paola at Central Heights 1 4 30 p m Prairia Viaw at Wellsville 4 30 p m Track Central Heights at Paola 3 p m Ottawa at Mill Valley 3 30 p m Pomona Williamsburg at MdCV Lyndon 3 p m Wellsville at Paola 3 30 p m Lansing at Ottawa 5 30 p m
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Sports TV Schedule Highlights Across MLB NBA NHL and College Basketball
A congested lineup features Boston at Kansas City baseball at 3 p m on Ch 19, Baltimore at Minnesota late afternoon ESPN2 and Texas at LA Angels at 9 p m. College basketball Ohio State versus Florida at 8 p m on CBS. NHL St Louis at Dallas at 7 p m. Kansas at Kansas State college baseball at 7 p m FSN. Rutgers vs Tennessee women at 7 30 p m ESPN. Buffalo at Pittsburgh at 6 p m VS.
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NCAA Final Four and women’s NCAA results listed
The Associated Press reports the Final Four at the Georgia Dome with Ohio State defeating Georgetown 67 to 60 and Florida beating UCLA 76 to 66, plus Ohio State vs Florida for the national title on April 2. Women’s semifinals at Cleveland saw Rutgers 59 LSU 35 and Tennessee 56 North Carolina 50 with Rutgers facing Tennessee on April 3 at 7 30 p.m.
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Florida Ohio State dominate college sports with football funded edge
Florida and Ohio State control college athletics through football revenue and facilities. The Gators hold both football and basketball titles, while fans and large stadiums fuel large budgets. Ohio State led NCAA revenue at nearly 105 million, Florida at 78 million, enabling school donations and broad program success.
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Pioneer Switzer shattered barriers at Kansas State
AP reports Ron Prince honors Veryl Switzer as a pioneer, the first black Kansas State football scholar to graduate. Switzer, drafted fourth overall by the Green Bay Packers in 1954, recalls Nicodemus Kansas origins and the discipline of a one room school, shaping a humble, competitive man.
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Mets open season with 6 1 win over Cardinals in St Louis
Tom Glavine earned his 291st win and Carlos Beltran plus Paul Lo Duca drove in five runs to back a 6-1 Mets victory. Beltran threw out Eckstein at the plate to kill a St Louis threat, while Jose Valentin started a game-ending double play.
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Jose Valentin
Scott Rolen
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Yadier Molina
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