Ottawa and area high school events schedule
Ottawa at Atchison and Wellsville host several games with girls and boys events. Matches include Wellsville versus Paola Spring Hill at Spring Hill 3 pm. Ottawa at Sumner Academy 4 pm. Otawatomie at Wellsville 4 30 pm. Anderson Co. at Prairie View 4 pm. Ottawa at UMKC 10 am. Ottawa Invitational track 3 30 pm. Anderson Co. at Osawatomia 3 30 pm. Baldwin at Girard Williamsburg Invitational 3 pm. Wellsville at Gardner 3 30 pm. Ottawa at Piper 5 pm. Central Heights at Burlington 4 30 pm. Osage City at Mission Valley 3 30 pm.
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TV Schedules Highlight Evening NHL and Baseball Games
On air listings show NHL Toronto at New Jersey and Los Angeles at Colorado with games on channels 28 and 27, plus St. Louis at Dallas and Kansas City at Boston. Baseball features Anaheim at Cleveland and Miami at Charlotte. Also includes Portland of LA and Lokars on Channel 26 with various start times.
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Baseball game schedule featuring multiple MLB teams today
A list of today’s games includes Kansas City at Tampa Bay, Baltimore at Detroit, Minnesota at Boston, Anaheim at Cleveland, Seattle at New York, Oakland at Chicago, Anaheim at Toronto, Texas at Cleveland, Tampa Bay at Detroit, and Kansas City at Boston with pitcher records in parenthesis.
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Shrine Bowl invite highlights local player and Shriners aid
Ottawa High students learned how Shriners help children as Jason Tharp received Shrine Bowl honors for being named Ottawa’s selection. Mark Retzer, helped by Shriners Hospitals, was introduced and praised for progress after treatment.
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Ottawa Invitational Returns to Preserve Meet
Ottawa High steps in to keep the Shawnee Heights invitational alive while Shawnee Heights repairs its track. Ottawa coach Mark Laws says the meet will return to Topeka when fixed, framing it as a year-by-year arrangement and a gauge for league competition with top area talent.
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Ottawa names Ronnie Jones new head football coach
Ottawa University selects Ronnie Jones, former Buffalo Bills assistant and 1994-96 Cardinals defensive coordinator, as the Braves 25th head coach. Jones replaces Brad Senter, who resigned April 11 after advising a reshuffle following a 9-2 season and 17th KCAC title bid.
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Ottawa High soccer eyes rematch with Kansas City Christian
Ottawa High aims to rebound after a 5 1 loss to Kansas City Christian on their home field. Coach Kelly Smith notes the Panthers exploit the small field as a home advantage and seeks another shot at the opponent.
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Wolff Delivers as US Tops Costa Rica 1 0 in World Cup Qualifier
Josh Wolff capitalized on a stoppage push to net the lone goal in a 1 0 victory for the United States over Costa Rica at Arrowhead Stadium. Ante Razov entered late as a substitute, while Kasey Keller anchored the defense with key saves. The win left the Americans at 3 0-0 in regional qualifying for the 2002 World Cup with seven matches remaining.
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