Ottawa area spring sports schedule note
Monday events include Bonner Springs at Ottawa softball and Ottawa golf at Lansing and Gardner baseball at Ottawa. Tuesday schedule lists Kansas Wesleyan and Avila matchups with Ottawa and Baker, plus Baldwin at Bonner Springs tennis. Wednesday covers college softball at Saint Mary and several high school games at Jayhawk Linn, Perry LeCompton, and KC Christian.
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Mel 2 ef Philadelphia at Miami 7 p.m. on Channel 21
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Baseball Game Schedule With Multiple Matchups
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Sweeney, Quinn power KC by Twins
Kansas City routs Minnesota 15-4 as Mike Sweeney rebounds with 2-for-4 and three RBIs and Mark Quinn drives in a career-high five runs including a three-run homer in the seven-run third. Mac Suzuki (1-0) limits the Twins to one run over five innings as KC gains ground in the division.
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Woods makes history with four straight majors clash
Tiger Woods won the 2001 Masters by two strokes at Augusta, finishing 16 under. He clinched four consecutive majors, matching legends and prompting praise from rivals like Duval, Mickelson, and Calcavecchia as fans watched in the clubhouse and on TV.
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Ottawa doubles team dominates in Spring Hill Quadr
Ottawa via Gardner Garrod and Prentice swept the No. 1 doubles division, losing just two games in three matches to win the title. They blanked Spring Hill and KC Christian opponents 8-0 and 8-1, led Ottawa to second place in the quad, and set up a dual at Baker University against Spring Hill.
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Topeka
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Taylor Bennett
Ottawa Softball Struggles In Two Tournament Losses
In Overland Park Ottawa dropped two games in the St. Thomas Aquinas Tournament. Emporia scored five in the seventh to win 5-0 after a scoreless six innings, and St. Thomas Aquinas pulled away with a four-run sixth after Ottawa led 2-1 through five. Ottawa later beat Turner 6-4. Coach Renee Malburg cited costly innings and strikeouts, praising pitchers Nicole Ferris and Liz Burks who combined for seven walks in 21 innings.
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Ottawa outhits Emporia as Burks and Allegre lead
Burks and Adrienne Allegre anchored Ottawa in the opening loss to St. Thomas Aquinas while Burks earned MVP honors for the game. Ottawa’s lone run came on Burks’s single scoring on Allegre’s hit as Ferris contributed strong defense at short. Turner forced a back and forth clash with a fast start from the Cyclones.
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