Ottawa JV Open Season With Three Losses at Home
The Ottawa junior varsity volleyball team opened with three losses to Hayden Seaman and Clathe East. Regan Boswell and Kristin Kay led with multiple kills while Jenny Heck added 10 service points. Coach Renee Malburg praised effort despite the 0-3 start and noted game fatigue and mental errors as causes. Ottawa hosts a game Thursday to try to rebound.
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Ottawa Freshmen Volleyball Splits Opening Matches
Ottawa freshmen volleyball teams split opening matches at OLATHE. The A squad defeated Oregon Trail 15-4 12-15 15-11 behind Jaime Walker four kills and seven service points with five aces. Jenifer Nelson and Amanda Guenther added key points and serves. The B team fell 14-16 15-5 16-14 led by Erika Zillhart three kills and Heather Wilson 14 service points two aces. Ottawa travels to Central Heights on Sept. 7.
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Sweeney's clutch double seals Royals win over Twins
Mike Sweeney delivered a two run double after meeting Dick Cheney earlier, tying George Brett for fourth in Royals single season RBIs at 118 and extending his hitting streak to 15 games. Jermaine Dye added a two run double as Kansas City beat Minnesota 7 to 3 in front of 11,931 fans.
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Chiefs eye title as new era opens after playoff misses
Chiefs rebuild with 18 new players on a 53 man roster as Coach Cunningham pours in five new coaches and a rebuilt training staff. Elvis Grbac shows health in breakthrough 1999 form while Tony Gonzalez emerges as key target. defense gains depth with Warfield and Edwards moving in.
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Rafter Falls in Five Sets to Blando at U.S. Open
At Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York, Patrick Rafter, unseeded after shoulder issues, lost to 23-year-old Spaniard Galo Blanco in a dramatic five setter 7-6 2-6 6-3 1-6 7-6. Wayne Arthurs upset Gus Gaoerten earlier as Serena Williams dominated Tina Pisnik to start her title defense.
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Woods Named PGA Player of the Year for 1997
Tiger Woods captures the PGA Player of the Year award for the third time in four years with a 255 point lead after winning the NEC Invitational at Firestone. The announcement from the PGA of America credits his dominance with three majors and eight PGA Tour wins to seal the award.
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