Ottawa Area Sports Schedule Highlights Across Varsity Events
A crowded slate lists games and matches at Ottawa venues including softball, tennis, baseball, and soccer. Notable items feature Turner versus Ottawa at 4 p.m., Washington at Ottawa, Ottawa Invitational singles at 9 a.m., Louisburg hosting Self Anderson Co at 1 p.m., Pomona versus Uniontown, Central Heights at Lyndon, Osawatomie at Wellsville, and the Ottawa Invitational doubles at 9 a.m. featuring Maranthe at Ottawa.
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Turner
Ottawa
Washington
Self Anderson Co
Louisburg
Pomona
Uniontown
Sottoah
Baldwin
Central Heights
Lyndon
Osawatomie
Wellsville
Sdccer Maranthe
NBA and NHL Playoff Schedules Across ESPN TNT and More
Listings show multiple games across NBA and NHL including Philadelphia at New Orleans and Philadelphia at Ottawa on ESPN2 and TNT, plus Dallas at Anaheim and Chicago at San Francisco on related networks. Other games feature Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Vancouver at Minnesota with varied start times on ESPN networks and TNT.
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Philadelphia
New Orleans
Sacramento
NHL
New Jersey
Tampa Bay
ESPN
Dallas
Anaheim
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Phoenix
San Antonio
UA Lakers
Minnesota
Ottawa
Vancouver
Associated Press
Law York
Boston
Jattimore
Faimpa Bay
Jovania
Kansas City
Leago
Diego White Sox
Seattle
Detroit
Texas
N.Y
Yankess
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Cleveland
George
Akefield
Thomson
Toronto
Henrickson
Media
Yankees
Baltimore
San Diego
Montreal
Milwaukes
Arizona
N.Y. Mets
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Chicago Cubs
St Louis
Florida
Florida Eas
Dessong
Myers
Braffart
Eh Ran Rata
Weng
Kim
D‘émice
San Riego
Wolf
K.brown
Wood
Chiefs land diverse draft class hoping for breakout stars
Kansas City Chiefs picks include tackles Brett Williams and Jordan Black in rounds four and five, defensive end Jimmy Wilkerson, tackle Montique Sharpe, and safety Willie Pile. They also added running back Larry Johnson and linebackers Kawika Mitchell and Julian Battle, while eyeing free agent Damian Douglas. Coach Dick Vermeil stresses potential surprises and necessary depth as he compares the draft to Christmas.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Chiefs
Scott Fujita
Chiefs
Brett Williams
Florida State
Jordan Black
Notre Dame
Jimmy Wilkerson
Oklahoma
Montique Sharpe
Wake Forest
Willie Pile
Virginia Tech
Penn State
Larry Johnson
Priest Holmes
Kawika Mitchell
South Florida
Julian Battle
Tennessee
Dick Vermeil
Mitchell
Peterson
Williams
Black
Wilkerson
Waldron regains form with 76 at Osawatomie Invite
Waldron posts a season-best 76 to finish fifth as Ottawa places fourth with 330 at Osawatomie Invitational. Bourque notes Hayden's dominance and Waldron's comeback from a slump after rain hindered practice. Sigmund struggles, Killough opens with 40 but fades. Greist and Dryden also contribute, with Duderstadt replacing Dryden for upcoming Louisburg Invitational.
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Herald
Osawatomie
Matt Waldron
Waldron
Ottawa
Bourque
Topeka Hayden
Anderson County
Immaculata
Drew Waldron
Hayden
John Newcomer
Kansas
Jarod Sigmund
Brian Killough
Ottawa baseball nets ECAC title with sweep over Bethany
Ottawa University baseball clinched the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference championship with a doubleheader sweep of Bethany, winning 4-1 and 6-5 to claim a fifth title in nine years. Coach Jarrod Titus earned his 200th and 201st wins as Ottawa balanced strong hitting from Jeff Strack, Todd Duncan, and Xatdiel Cotto with solid pitching from Dustin Prothe. The victory sets up a Tuesday home game against Tabor as Ottawa eyes the regional tournament.
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Herald
Ottawa University
Jarrod Titus
Titus
Ottawa
Kansas
Jeff Strack
Todd Duncan
Xatdiel Cotto
Strack
Duncan
Cotto
Dustin Prothe
Bethany
Rocky Williams
Birch Roybal
Mike Campbell
Tabor
Ottawa Boys Rell To Bonner Springs Team Championship Wins
The Ottawa Cyclones won the Bonner Springs Invitational with 153 points as they scored in 15 of 17 events. Caleb Blakesley led with a 51 feet 1 inch shot put and a 156-6 discus personal best, while Dustyn Toland took 1600 and 3200 titles. Ottawa also claimed four distance events and relay wins as runners Dustyn Toland, Larry Griffin, Andrew Bogue, Jack Sachse, and Caleb Mitchell starred.
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Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Herald
Cyclones
Caleb Blakesley
Blakesley
Donivan Perryman
Agron Spencer
Andrew Garcia
Andrew Bogue
Larry Griffin
Jack Sachse
Caleb Mitchell
Dustyn Toland
Sachse
Brad Skiles
Trey Watts
Tim Shields
Dom Nation
Lee Perryman
Watts
Shields
Nation
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Ern Syst
ESPN2
Chiefs Hope
Terback
Laurie Sisk
Stephanie King
King
Emporia
Hartford
Wichita
Ottawa Golf
Justin Greist
Derick Dryden
Ryan Kaub
Ottawa Country Club
Eric Duderstadt
Dryden
OU Baseball
Champs Braves
Brandon Porter
Brad Spencer
Aaron Douglas
Vashon Paroitan
Ashley Guenther
Amber Levins
Chelsy Coen
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