Tuesday through Thursday area sports schedule summary
Tuesday Golf Anderson Co at Burlington 1 30 pm Baseball Mission Valley at West Franklin 3 pm Soccer Ottawa at Basehor 6 pm Thursday Track Anderson Co at Eureka Central Heights Wellsville at Paola 4 pm Pomona Williamsburg at Lyndon 6 pm Softball Prairie View Journey 4 pm Ottawa at Sumner 4 pm Piper at Ottawa 4 pm
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Golf Anderson Co
Burlington
Mission Valley
West Franklin
Ottawa
Basehor
Anderson Co
Eureka
Central Heights
Wellsville
Paola
Pomona
Williamsburg
Lyndon
Prairie View Journey
Sumner
Piper
Sports broadcast slate lists NBA NCAA games tonight
The schedule shows Mets at Braves at 6 30 p m on TBS with San Francisco at Houston at 7 on ESPN2 NBA coverage features Toronto at Cleveland 6 30 and Portland at the Lakers 9 both on TNT The NCAA Tournament game Tennessee against UConn airs at 7 30 on ESPN.
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N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
TBS
San Francisco
Houston
ESPN2
Toronto
Cleveland
Portland
Tennessee
Uconn
Weekday MLB Schedule With Ace Runners Showing
MLB games listed for Wednesday include Mets at Braves with Hampton facing Trachsel, Vargas of Montreal vs Penny of Florida, Wolf of Philadelphia against Benson of Pittsburgh, Hermanson and Clemens dueling in San Francisco at Houston, Maddux vs Wilson in Chicago at Cincinnati, Kinney and Williams in Milwaukee at St. Louis, Jennings facing Webb in Colorado at Arizona, Eaton matching up with Weaver in San Diego at Los Angeles, plus other noted matchups and start times.
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N.Y. Mets
Trachsel
Atlanta
Hampton
Montreal
Vargas
Florida
Penny
Philadelphia
Wolf
Pittsburgh
Benson
San Francisco
Hermanson
Houston
Clemens
Chicago Cubs
Maddux
Cincinnati
P.wilson
Milwaukee
Kinney
St. Louis
Williams
Colorado
Jennings
Arizona
Webb
San Diego
Eaton
Los Angeles
Weaver
Associated Press
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New York
Tampa Bay
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Oakland
Anaheim
Seattle
Texas
Minne
Batista
N.Y
Yankees
Mussina
Zambrano
Ja.Davis
Santana
Park
Mulder
Semifinals Set at Alamodome Georgia Tech Stuns Okla St
Final Four report from the Alamodome shows Georgia Tech 67 Oklahoma State 65 in a tense semifinal, and Connecticut 79 Duke 7 advances to the championship. Connecticut then defeats Georgia Tech 82 73 to win the title in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Alamodome
San Antonio
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma St
Connecticut
Duke
Ottawa Cyclones Rally For Dual Baseball Wins Over Paola
Ottawa high school baseball opened with dramatic rallies against Paola in a twin bill. Andrew Maxwell homered to spark an 5-4 comeback, Will Baldwin delivered the decisive run in the eighth, and Andrew Miller pitched all eight innings to seal a 6-5 victory. The nightcap ended 9-8 as Ottawa erased an early four-run deficit and held on. Coach Shawn Herrmann praised the team's scrappy, improving play as they seek cohesion and power once hitting arrives.
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Ottawa High
Will Baldwin
Cyclones
Paola
Ottawa
Panthers
Shawn Herrmann
Herrmann
Andrew Maxwell
Baldwin
Andrew Miller
Ottawa tops Paola 9 8 in league opener
Ottawa erased an early 4-0 deficit to beat Paola 9-8 after six. Tim Shields drove in two with a 2 run double and a 2 run homer, while Matt Bachelor closed out the win with a save. Matt Ferguson and Lance Fuller stood out in Ottawa’s rally.
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Paola
Ottawa
Michael Espinosa
Tim Shields
C.J. Denniston
Shields
Matt Bachelor
Bachelor
Maxwell
Matt Ferguson
Lance Fuller
Fuller
Herrmann
Ferguson
Huron
Sumner Academy
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Royals rally to stun White Sox on opening day
Kansas City fans packed Kauffman Stadium as the Royals erased a four-run deficit with six runs in the ninth, Mendy Lopez delivering a three-run shot and Carlos Beltran a walkoff two-run homer to beat Chicago 9-7. Beltran called it a life memory. Pena lauded the comeback as the team's hallmark.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Mendy Lopez
Carlos Beltran
Beltran
Tony Pena
Pena
Royals
Detroit
Toronto
Minnesota
Cleveland
Oakland
Texas
White Sox
Joe Randa
Ken Harvey
Cliff Politte
Billy Koch
Benito Santiago
Marte
Lopez
Marie
Randa
Mendy
Carlos
Sandy Alomar Jr
Carlos Lee
Paul Konerko
Brian Anderson
Ozzie Guillen
Guillen
D.J. Carrasco
Juan Gonzalez
Ottawa golfers struggle in Gardner 18 hole invitational
Ottawa High finished ninth with a 342 in the Gardner Invitational. Coach Darrell Bourque called the meet a measuring stick for the Cyclones, noting the 5A class is strong and team scoring must improve. Drew Waldron led with a 78, while Kaub 85, Killough 89, Hanson 90, Sylvester 91, and Dryden 93. Bourque praised Killough and Kaub and urged consistency from Dryden and the 5 and 6 spots. Ottawa eyes the Lansing Invitational next week in Leavenworth.
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Gardner
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Darrell Bourque
Cyclones
Bourque
Ryan Kaub
Brian Killough
Eric Hanson
Phil Sylvester
Derick Dryden
Sylvester
Hanson
Lansing
Leavenworth
Ottawa Cyclones sweep Sumner Academy in softball doubleheader
Ottawa High School softball improved to 4-0 with an 8-0 and 3-2 sweep of Sumner Academy. Megan Ramsey struck out 16 in the opener as Ali Brimblecom drove in four runs. In the nightcap Ramsey finished strong, with five late strikeouts, while Brimblecom added a two run single. Ottawa coach Renee Malburg praised two strong pitching performances and timely hitting as the Cyclones left few scoring chances for Sumner. The junior varsity also swept 14-2 and 13-3 in five innings.
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Cyclones
Ashlee Moore
Ramsey
Sumner Academy
Ottawa
Renee Malburg
Ali Brimblecom
RBI
Amanda Guenther
Jill Spratt
Carlsie Eichenberger
Maggie Ferguson
Rae Ann Tharp
Brimblecom
Sumner
Moore
Malburg
Ashlee
Blue Valley
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
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OHL Baseball
Loaiza
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Laurie Sisk
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Willie Harris
Herald Staff
OHL Golf
Drew Waldron
Megan Ramsey
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