Ottawa Area Sports Schedule Highlighted Events
Ottawa prepares for multiple events across sports including westball at 4 pm and soccer at 4 pm with Immaculata. Track features Ottawa at KU Relays and other meets at Baldwin Osawatomie and Mule Relays. Baseball, golf, tennis, and a Frontier League game at Louisburg are listed with times and venues.
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Ottawa
Immaculata
Baldwin
Eudora
Baker
Mule Relays
Warrensburg
Sowrday
Osawatomie
Wolege Bethany
Louisburg
Frontier League
Enna Ottawa
Spring Hill
Central Heights
Jayhawkelinn
Sports broadcast schedule with multiple games listed
Atlanta at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh lead the slate at six o clock with NHL Toronto visiting Ottawa at six and a half, Carolina at New Jersey at six thirty. NBA first round broadcasts at 11 thirty, two and four thirty with channels 6 12 28 and NFL draft at eleven. Boston at New York closes the morning schedule for baseball on channel 23.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
NHL
Toronto
Ottawa
Carolina
New Jersey
Boston
New York
Montreal Florida
Houston
Cincinnati Milwaukee
St. Louis
Colorado
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Arizona
San Diego
Gore Colorado
Florida
Montreal
Armas Fr
Grikli
Mats
Leiter
Cincinnati
Fernandez
Chicago Cubs
Lieber
Martinez
Millwood
Daal
Ankle
Blarton
Bohanon
Schilling
Tollberg
Brown
Milwaukee
Haynes
Gardner
Baseball schedule features six MLB games tonight
Boston hosts the Yankees as Nomó starts for Boston against Pettitte at 6:05. Detroit visits Cleveland at 6:05 with Sparks facing Finley. Baltimore meets Tampa Bay at 6:35 with Roberts against Rekar. Oakland visits Texas at 7:05 with Heredia pitching for Oakland and Oliver for Texas. Toronto plays Kansas City at 7:05 with Carpenter starting and Suzuki for Kansas City. Minnesota hosts Chicago White Sox at 7:05 with Radke facing Parque. Anaheim meets Seattle at 9:05 with Rapp against Halama. Saturday Toronto visits Kansas City at 7:05 with Parris starting and Stein for KC.
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Boston
Nomo
N.Y
Yankees
Petitte
Detroit
Sparks
Cleveland
Finley
Baltimore
Roberts
Tampa Bay
Rekar
Oakland
Heradia
Texas
Oliver
Toronto
Carpenter
Kansas City
Suzuki
Associated Press
Wwe
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
Anaheim
Chicago White Sox
Baston
Ottawa Turner split one run games in doubleheader
In a key Huron League set, Ottawa beats Turner 1-0 in game one then loses 3-2 in game two at Orris Cox South field. Ottawa senior Russell Benjamin pitched well to earn the opener win while Turner used timely homers in the nightcap. Ottawa improves to 7-3, 5-1 in league. Turner stands 6-3, 3-1.
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Ottawa
Turner
Justin Henry
Henry
Bears
Travis Caryl
Chris Hermreck
Cale Drumright
Matt Steineger
Will Newland
Russell Benjamin
Benjamin
Swallow
Cyclones
J.M. Hewitt
Andy Rebar
Nathan Steward
Steward
Josh Gibbons
Chase County
Leon Bluestein
Riley County
Ottawa JV
Turner Kansas City
Matt Morton
Clint Bones
Frank Garvin
Bones
Brandon Bettge
Andrew Maxwell
Matt Pietro
Atchison
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Ron Bishop
Ottawa High
Ottawa High soccer team blanks Maranatha in windy win
Ottawa High earned its fourth victory 4-0 over Maranatha, keeping a clean sheet as Callie Hatfield posted her fourth shutout. Senior Desiree Warren and Tracy Seeger led the scoring with two and two goals? Seeger two goals, Massaglia also scored, while coach Kelly Smith praised passing and adapting to wind and high grass. Ottawa improves to 3-0 in Northeast Kansas Soccer League in a four way tie race.
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Shawnee
Ottawa
Cyclones
Maranatha
Kelly Smith
Smith
Desiree Warren
Tracy Seeger
Anne Massalgia
Callie Hatfield
Hatfield
Immaculata
CH Cracks Eight HRs In Sweep Of McClouth
Central Heights crushed McClouth 15-0 and 12-2 in a home doubleheader. The Vikings pounded 19 hits, eight homers, with Geist and Wuertz each hitting two in the opener and Schulz adding a grand slam. Bentley pitched five innings in the nightcap with eight strikeouts.
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Central Heights
McClouth
Vikings
Raymond Geist
Joe Wuertz
Billie Schulz
Randall Sharp
Geist
Wuertz
Justin Bones
Kyle Bentley
Bentley
Bones
Sharp
Vikings claim first softball win of season with McClouth sweep
Central Heights broke a season-long halt by routing McClouth 11-6 and 12-1 after a shaky start that saw two errors lead to three runs in the first inning. Lynn Kratzberg pitched a six hitter for the win as Jenni Savage, Tasha Wilson, Lauren Mull, and Amanda Wittman each had two hits.
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Central Heights
Vikings
Louisburg
McClouth
Lynn Kratzberg
Tasha Wilson
Jenni Savage
Lauren Mull
Amanda Wittman
Savage
Vikings Rout in Nightcap as Run-Rule Ends Five Innings
CH softball saw RBIs from Kratzberg and Kandie Wood. Randi Thompson pitched a three hitter with one walk. Tasha Wilson collected three hits including a double and triple to spark the offense. Mull and Kratzberg added triples and two hits each as the Vikings dominated in the nightcap.
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Kratzberg
Kandie Wood
Vikings
Randi Thompson
Tasha Wilson
Mull
Lee leads CH boys to Rossville track title
Central Heights Viking Brent Lee won the javelin, discus, and shot put as CH claimed the Rossville Invitational team title with 141 points. Kurtis Woolery swept the 110 and 300 hurdles, and CH also took the 3200 and 1600 relays while Lyndon finished second overall.
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Rossville
Central Heights
Brent Lee
Vikings
Lee
Kurtis Woolery
Lyndon
Tim Cox
Kravech
Lew
Savage
Lae
Seagraves
Pennington
K. Woolery
Tevis
C. Woolery
Chriestenson
Brown
Fagman
Harandez
Kueser
Jaycees Sponsor Diamond Skills Event at Forest Park
The Ottawa Jaycees host a Diamond Skills contest at Forest Park on Saturday. Registration starts 9 a.m. with competition at 9:30 a.m. Open to boys and girls aged 7 to 14. Free registration. entrants bring their own glove. Parents must sign a release and provide a birth certificate copy. Sponsored by Toys R Us and Major League Baseball.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Forest Park
Toys ‘R’ Us
Major League Baseball
The
Ottawa girls win six events at Bonner Springs meet
Ottawa High girls finish second in Bonner Springs Invitation, scoring 76 points to Bonner Springs 96. Amber Levins wins 1600 and 3200, Lisa Morrisey takes 800, Coen 100 hurdles, Berr discus, and Ottawa 1600 relay 4:32.11. Boys finish third with 79 points as Brent Miller and Sigmund win hurdles and discus respectively.
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Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Sumner Academy
Cyclones
Amber Levins
Lisa Morrisey
Whitney Coen
Shirley Berr
Berr
Emily Chapman
Katie Sheffield
Kathryn Sylvester
Coen
Brent Miller
Josh Sigmund
Adam Walker
Stephen Levins
Isaac Templeton
Derek Miller
Chris Lydick
Ted Beauchamp
Wright
Samsel
Shields
Hoehn
Wendy Moore
Tristan Rutledge
Wellsville
Rutledge
Libbi Fouts
Hope Inglehart
Whitney Bloss
Codie Zickel
Leanne Marks
Sasha Stewart
Bloss
Marks
Moore
Stewart
Fouts
Inglehart
Ah SE Talia
Wellsville boys finish seventh at Louisburg
At Louisburg, Wellsville boys won three events and scored 79 points to place fourth. senior Josh Flett set a school discus record at 174 feet 5 inches to win the event. Aaron Jewell won the 1600 in 4:57.9, while Kris Fisher, Dustin Graham and others posted top finishes in jumps, sprints, and relays for the Wellsville girls and boys teams.
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Louisburg
Wellsville
Josh Flett
Aaron Jewell
Ae Caruthers
Jewell
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Stein
OHL Baseball
OHS Soccer
OHS
Jon
Cox
Krayech
Schultz
Teter
Hansford
Tavi
Javalin
Paters
Brecheisen
Osburn
Osby
Spratt
Lester
Richister
Jaycees
WHS
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