Weekend High School Sports Schedule Across Regions
A dense slate lists numerous high school and invitational events including Crawetorhie Inv at 9 pm, Frontier League at 9 am, Baldwin Inv at 9 am, Onawa Inv at 7 4, Turner at Ottawa at 4 pm, Sofia at Washington at Ottawa 4 pm, and multiple doubles and singles tennis events noon and 4 pm. Teams include Onawa, Louisburg, Baldwin, Ottawa, Wellsville, Gardner, and Miege, with several venues such as Anderson County, Osawatomie, Atchison, and Burlington hosting games and matches through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonaday Gel Ofte
Crawetorhie
Frontier League
Baldwin
I ‘i
Turner
Ottawa
Sofia
Louisburg
Central Heights
Lyndon
Ocrawatomia
Wellsville
Sarsball
Ocrawatomie
Wellville
Sootee Marantha
Tenak Onewa
On the air list of sports and events
A dense schedule lists golf NASCAR basketball and football matchups across CBS TBS ESPN NBC TNT and ABC channels. Matches include PGA Houston Open early coverage and NBA games such as New Jersey at Milwaukee and Indiana at Boston, with racing notes like Auto Club 500 and arena football near Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS Band
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Chicago
WGN Motorsports
Busch
ESPN
NBA
New Jersey
New Orleans
CBS
Los Angeles
Della
NBC
Indiana
Boston
Minnesota
LA Lakers
ABC
Detroit
Portland
TNT
Oval
Philadelphia
Ovawa
Minneeda
Vancouver
Orawe Women’s Golf Association Pairings Set for Tuesday
The Orawe Women’s Golf Association tees off at 9 a.m. Tuesday with pairings led by Lovgren F Womack L Moher man M.E. Woody J Artingar and others including Wass mer M.L. Sheldon G. Badders and Z. Woymire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orawe Women's Golf Association
Lovgren
F. Womack
L. Moherman
M.E. Woody
J. Artingar
Wassmer
M.L. Sheldon
G. Badders
Kithough
Z. Woymire
D. South
NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule And Standings 2003
The 2003 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule lists races from Daytona to Fontana with winners such as Michael Waltrip Dole Jarret Kenseth Lebonte Craven Busch Newman Fernhard Jr. Gordon Harvick Stewart Wall Craven Sadler and others, plus early season standings showing top drivers and points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Michael Waltrip
Rockingham
N.C
Dole Jarret
Las Vegas
Mon Kenseth
Hampton
Bobby Lebonte
Caroline
Darlington
D.C
Ricky Craven
Food City
Bristol
Town
Kurt Busch
Samayng
RadioShock
Fort Worth
Texas
Ryan Newman
Aaron
Recruits recommit to Kansas after Self visit
Kansas Jayhawks recruit David Padgett and Omar Wilkes reaffirm commitments after visits from new coach Bill Self. Padgett, a 6-foot-11 forward from Reno, and Wilkes, a 6-foot-2 guard from Los Angeles, praised Self as vigorous and personable. KU signees J.R. Giddens and Jeremy Case also plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas Jayhawks
Bill Self
David Padgett
Reno
Nev
Omar Wilkes
Los Angeles
Roy Williams
Kansas
Self
Wilkes
Pete
Williams
North Carolina
Pete Padgett
Reno High
University of Kansas
J.R. Giddens
Jeremy Case
David
Eric Braem
University Daily Kenson
Jayhawk
Gustafson grabs the lead at Chick-fil-A Championship
Sophie Gustafson shot a 6-under 66 to lead the opening round at Eagles Landing in Stockbridge Georgia, while 13-year-old Michelle Wie struggled to find her rhythm finishing late in the day. Gustafson's eagle and late birdie spree built a solid cushion as rains paused play and the field slogs toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Sophie Gustafson
Michelle Wie
Gustafson
Wie
Annika Sorenstam
Ty Votan
Sorenstam
Eagles Landing
Royals play despite SARS virus at SkyDome
Toronto Blue Jays opened their first homestand since a World Health Organization SARS warning as Roy Halladay pitched. Fans wore masks and a sign asked What SARS prompting concerns whether the series should proceed. Players stressed minimal risk and officials reassured safety measures while Ontario leaders attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Toronto Blue Jays
World Health Organization
Roy Halladay
Kansas City
SkyDome
Blue Jays
Royals
Brandon Berger
Berger
WHO
Anaheim
Kevin Appier
California
Ontario
Ernie Eves
Roy Williams Leaves KU Draws Mixed Reactions
The article critiques Roy Williams for perceived overemotional style and comments about Kansas recruits after leaving for North Carolina. It notes his 15 years at KU, predicts Bill Self will recruit well, and mentions Kansas State’s BCA game against California boosting exposure and revenue.
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Roy Williams
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Williams
North Carolina
Kansas
Roy
Carolina
Tar Heels
Jayhawks
Phog Allen
Arrowhead Stadium
Kstate
Wildcats
Bill Snyder
Ksu Stadium
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Washington
Ontawa Inv
Miege
Onawa
Anderton Co
Osawatomie
Prairie View
Bomballin
Anderson County
Atchison
Gardner
Wellyville
Sofbal
Onewa
Welleville
Seoce Lansing
Imanto
Utah
Padgett
Pasa
PS Rao Ei
Wis
Aion
Cata
Vam
Athle
Laurie Sisk
Michael Cation
Will Hendrix
Ottawa Netters
Forest Park
Sandy Alderson
Gene Orza
Players’ Association
Orza
Alderson
Kansas State
Mac
Stevenson
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