Friday Track and Local Sports Schedules
Friday track features Baldwin at K Z Woodman Wichita at Pomona Williamsburg at Lyndon all at 3 pm. High school softball West Franklin at Osage City 4 30 pm. High school baseball Monday golf Anderson County Baldwin at Paola Ottawa at Lansing 3 pm Pomona Williamsburg at Garnett. Tennis Ottawa at Gardner 3 pm.
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Baldwin
K.Z. Woodman
Wichita
Pomona
Williamsburg
Lyndon
West Franklin
Osage City
Franklin
Anderson County
Paola
Ottawa
Lansing
Gardner
Masters on air and packed sports slate across networks
The schedule lists multiple broadcasts: The Masters at 3:07 p.m., USA Baseball Milwaukee versus Chicago Cubs at 4 p.m. on WGN, Kansas City at Los Angeles Angels at 9 p.m. on Channel 34, NBA Detroit at Orlando 6 p.m. ESPN, Denver at Minnesota 8:30 p.m. ESPN, Bausch and Lomb on ESPN2 at noon, plus college baseball Texas at Nebraska 1 p.m. ESPN, Wooden Awards noon CBS, NGAA Division I final 6 p.m. ESPN, Oregon at Arizona ESPN2, Galt Masters 2:30 p.m. CBS, Wood Memorial 3 p.m. NBG, Mets at Atlanta 6 p.m. TBS, Kansas City at LA Angels 9 p.m.
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USA Baseball
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
WGN Kansas City
Angels
Detroit
Orlando
ESPN
Denver
Minnesota
Bausch and Lamb
ESPN2
Texas
Nebraska
CBS
Oregon
Arizona
N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
TBS
Kansas City
LA Angels
Baseball standings and weekend schedule across leagues
American League East leads with New York Toronto Baltimore and Boston. Central Chicago Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Kansas City. West Los Angeles Oakland Seattle Texas. Weekends bring multiple doubleheaders and day-night games including Yankees at Baltimore and Dodgers at San Francisco. National League features Atlanta Washington Florida Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Milwaukee Houston St Louis and Arizona San Diego Colorado San Francisco. Saturday matchups span from Philadelphia at St Louis to Cincinnati at Houston and Pittsburgh at San Diego with many interdivisional clashes.
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Associated Press
New York
Toronto
Baltimore
Boston
Tampa Bay
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Texas
Angels
Chen
N.Y
Yankees
A.johnson
Westbrook
Ledezma
D.wells
Halladay
Astacio
Moyer
Zito
Noro
Chicago White Sox
Garland
Radke
Lima
L.A. Angels
Gregg
Atlanta
Washington
Florida
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Suppan
Sheets
Chicago Cubs
C.zambrano
Colorado
Jam. Wright
San Francisco
J.williams
L.hernandez
Moehler
Cyclones erupt for 8 runs in fifth to beat Anderson County
Ottawa High School baseball powered by a big fifth inning, scoring eight runs to turn a 2-2 tie into a 10-2 win at Harvey M. Drake Field. DJ Denniston led a 5-for-? performance with an RBI double and three runs scored, while Michael Espinosa allowed seven hits over seven innings to earn the victory as Ottawa improves to 4-2.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Anderson County
Harvey M. Drake
Denniston
Shawn Herrmann
Herrmann
Brandon McDaniel
Andrew Ferguson
Wes Sylvester
Ottawa works winning formula to perfection
Ottawa High School softball uses strong pitching defense and edge over errors to start 7-0, best in program history. In a doubleheader against Paola, Megan Ramsey struck out 16 in game one as Ali Brimblecom homered in game two. Ramsey and Brimblecom fueled a 4-0 opener and 1-0 nightcap, with Sara Hanson and Spratt adding key RBIs. Ottawa travels to Anderson County next Friday before a week off.
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Ottawa High School
Jill Spratt
Paola
Kara Crow
Ottawa
Cyclones
Panthers
Ali Brimblecom
Renee Malburg
Megan Ramsey
Ashlee Moore
Ramsey
Brimblecom
Kara Crowl
Moore
Malburg
Sara Hanson
Spratt
Anderson County
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Ottawa teams take third at Jaguar Invitational in Mill Valley
Ottawa boys finish third with 135 points behind SM West and Mill Valley at Jaguar Invitational. Caleb Blakesley wins shot put and discus. Brad Spencer tops javelin. Vashon Perryman takes 400. Jack Sachse 800. Ottawa wins 1600 relay. Ottawa girls place third with multiple runners-up and two 2nd-place finishes.
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Ottawa
Mill Valley
Shawnee Mission West
Caleb Blakesley
Brad Spencer
Ond
Blakesley
Vashon Perryman
Jack Sachse
Christin Lang
Jesutomi Ojeleye
Ashley Guenther
Becca Mathews
Sarah Blecha
Lang
Guenther
Mathews
SM West
Washington i Ee
Olathe NW
Maranatha
Spencer
Mosher
Blacha
Wray
Crowl
Douglas
Johnson
Perryman
Sachse
Watts
Wahwcotten
Fundamentals spark Ottawa IV to victory over Anderson County
The Ottawa junior varsity baseball team won 6-0 at Harvey M. Drake Field behind a combined one-hitter by Ty Gardner and Justin Huschka. Ottawa’s defense was flawless with timely hitting, scoring three in each of the first two innings. Gardner struck out nine in five innings, while Huschka allowed one hit with three strikeouts in two innings. Ottawa improves to 6 0 and travels to Prairie View on Tuesday.
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Cyclones
Ty Gardner
Justin Huschka
Ottawa
Husehka
Prairie View
Proctor returns sparks Ottawa High School 10-0 win
Senior Lyndsey Proctor returns from an injury as Ottawa High School routs Kansas City Washington 10-0. Proctor scores three goals, with Stephanie Mars adding three and Caitlin Smith, Ardyth Mosher, Jara Vance and Kaley Cornett also scoring. Ottawa leads 9-0 at halftime and faces Harmon next.
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Herald
Lyndsey Proctor
Ottawa
Kansas City
Washington
Cyclones
Kelly Smith
Smith
Proctor
Stephanie Mars
Caitlin Smith
Ardyth Mosher
Jara Vance
Kaley Cornett
Sara Spratt
Carla Jahn
Lauren Reed
Cornett
Karessa Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
OHS Baseball
Hermann
John Nowak
The
Ottawa Herald
OHL Softball
Cyclone
Herald Staff
West
Piper
Ojeleye
Lacer
Weis
Blecha
Schrader
Parisot
Math
Silvey
Coen
Mages
Ottawa IV
the Herald
Blake Hiatt
Cory Bell
Spurs
Harmon
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