Wednesday and Thursday Prep Schedules Across Kansas
Ottawa hosts Miege at 4 p.m. Wednesday softball. Thursday events include Anderson County at Osawatomie 3 30 p.m. Central Heights at Prairie View 4 p.m. Anderson County at Baldwin 4 30 Wellsville at Gardner 4 30 p.m. Baseball Atchison at Ottawa 4 p.m. Tennis Baldwin at Lawrence 3 p.m. Soccer Ottawa at Harmon 4 p.m.
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Sports TV Schedule Highlights For Today
ESPN airs Oakland at New York Yankees at 6 PM and Atlanta at San Francisco at 9 PM. NBA playoff match Houston vs LA Lakers at 9 PM on TNT. NHL playoffs feature Philadelphia at Toronto at 6 PM and San Jose at Colorado at 9 PM. LPGA Cuick Fil A Charity at 1 PM. NBA Milwaukee at Detroit 7 PM, TNT Dallas at Sacramento 9 30 PM, TNT Philadelphia at St Louis noon.
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Cyclones form unique doubles pairing for Ottawa
Ottawa High seniors Will Hendrix and Caleb Mitchell formed an unexpected doubles duo and went 5-1 at No 1 doubles in the OHL Invitational at Forest Park. Their No 2 pair of Kyle Huschka and Mark Anderson dominated to go 6-0 and claim their tourney title, helping Ottawa finish second behind Kansas City Christian.
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Ottawa bats light up in doubleheader sweep of Tonganoxie
Ottawa High School Cyclones beat Tonganoxie 7-3 and 11-0 in five innings. Pitcher Clint Bones went seven innings in game one with eight strikeouts, while Jeff Gragg controlled the mound in the opener. Bones and Maxwell homered as Ottawa improves to 9-3 and eyes a Thursday home doubleheader vs Atchison.
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Cyclones Fall To KC Christian In Soccer Test
Ottawa High School’s young girls soccer team faced Kansas City Christian and lost 4 to 0 at home. Coach Kelly Smith praised the improved play, noting better midfield and forward movement and a stronger defense, while KC Christian dominated with quick passes and capitalized on Ottawa errors. Ottawa, now 4-5, next plays Harmon and then Basehor-Linwood in a makeup game.
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Soriano lifts Rangers in tense 3-2 win over Royals
Francisco Cordero earned the save but Alfonso Soriano nearly rescued Texas with a pivotal ninth inning. Soriano stopped DeJesus at first on a grounder, fielded a guessing play, and started a game ending double play with Mendy Lopez at first. R.A. Dickey worked 6 1 3 innings to snap Texas' nine-game slide in Kansas City.
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Chiefs sign Casey Clausen and 10 rookie free agents
Former Tennessee quarterback Casey Clausen agreed to a free agent deal with the Kansas City Chiefs and will contest for a backup role. He joins 10 other rookie free agents in signing two-year deals as Chiefs president Carl Peterson announced. Clausen, who ranked second to Peyton Manning in many Tennessee categories, was not drafted and will attend minicamp to prove himself.
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