Maryland wins NCAA women's title in overtime thriller
Maryland defeats Duke 78 to 75 in overtime to claim the national championship. Freshman Kristi Toliver sinks a regulation 3 and seals victory with two late free throws as Marissa Coleman and Laura Harper pace the Terrapins. Coach Brenda Frese’s rebuilding program delivers its first title since 1989.
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Chiefs Add Vet Cornerback Walls to Bolster D Backfield
The Kansas City Chiefs signed free agent cornerback Lenny Walls, 26, to a one year deal to compete with Julian Battle Benny Sapp and Alphonso Hodge for a starting spot. Walls started for the Denver Broncos in 2003 but was limited by injuries in 2005.
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West Franklin opens season with doubleheader sweep
West Franklin softball started 2-0 with an 11-1 and 13-1 five inning victory over Lyndon in Pomona. Pitcher Jamie Simms allowed seven strikeouts in game one, freshman Janessa Putney added four innings with four strikeouts in game two, and Hannah Milton went 5-for-6 across the twin bill as Sam Reno and others contributed offensively. The Falcons host Osage City Friday.
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De Soto Tops Central Heights In Baseball Doubleheader
De Soto swept Central Heights on the Vikings home field winning 9-4 in the first game as five runs in the ninth inning sealed the opener. In the nightcap Central Heights won 54. Central Heights freshman Bob Wolfe went 4 for 4 with 2 RBIs and a run plus a steal. Freshman Jordan Welch scored twice and had two steals. Gus Wuertz led De Soto with two hits in game two.
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Ottawa JV rallies past Paola to split doubleheader
The Ottawa junior varsity baseball team erased an 8-0 deficit to beat Paola 16-10 in the nightcap after losing the opener 7-6. Paola led 10-3 in the fourth before Ottawa regrouped with a 10-run fifth inning to secure the split and move to 4-1 on the season.
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West Franklin JV Sweeps Hartford for 3-0 Start
West Franklin junior varsity baseball improved to 3-0 with a twinbill sweep of Hartford in Hartford. The Panthers rolled to 13-2 in the opener and 9-0 in game two as Travis McClain and Cody Miller earned the wins on the mound.
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Central Heights Softball Drops Two To De Soto
The Central Heights softball team lost both home games to De Soto 11-6 and 8-0 on Tuesday. Nicole Snyder drove in five runs with two hits in the opener, while Megan Oestreicher and Shelby Thornburg added hits. In the nightcap Oestreicher, Shelbye Jilek and Thornburg had one hit each. Lindsay Robertson pitched the first game and Oestreicher took the loss in the second, allowing four hits with three walks and two strikeouts.
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Ottawa dominates Santa Fe Trail JV Invitational
Ottawa girls win with 114 points led by Parisot 13.62 in the 100 and McFarland in multiple events including 97-42 discus and 27-10 shot put. Ottawa boys top with 84 points as Sink 11.97 in the 100 and Bulmer 139-8 in javelin pace the effort. Wellsville adds depth with standout relays and Neis takes discus.
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Ottawa Braves sweep Bluejays behind Thetford Joyner
Angie Thetford and Sharee Joyner powered Ottawa as they swept Tabor 7-1 and 9-3 in Hillsboro. Thetford collected five hits including a homer and 2 RBIs in each game, Joyner added three hits with a homer, and Corrin Ball and Pam Johnston combined for two complete games. Ottawa improved to 8-9 and 2-2 in conference play.
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