Ottawa and surrounding high school and college basketball schedule
A sequence of local basketball fixtures lists games Monday through Wednesday. Schools include Ottawa high school teams, Osawatomia, Gardner, Baldwin, Lyndon, Pomona, Hartford, Burlingame, Waverly, Wellsville, Hamilton, Williamsburg, and college games for St Mary and Ottawa at Friends.
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Ottawa
Turner
College St. Mary
Osawatomia
Anderson County
Gardner
Baldwin
Lyndon
Pomona
Mdcv
Hartford
Burlingame
Packers Top Panthers 30 to 13 in Conference Final
Green Bay defeated Carolina 30 to 13 to reach the Super Bowl on Sunday January 12. New England beat Jacksonville 20 to 6 to set up a Cowboys style title game. The Super Bowl scheduled January 26 in New Orleans features Green Bay vs New England at 5 18 p.m. on FOX Channel 4. Pro Bowl listed for February 2 in Honolulu pitting AFC against NFC at 7 p.m. on ABC
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Kansas
Wake Forest
Clemson
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Arizona
Minnesota
IowaSt
Utah
Louisville
Maryland
New Mexico
Duke
Xavier
Ohio
Stanford
Villanova
Indiana
Michigan Wire
Boston College
Mississippi
Georgia
North Carolina
Texas
Oregon
Texas Tech
Associated Press
Jona
Siena
Niagara
Manhattan
Virginia Tech
Massachusetts
West Virginia
St. John's
South Maryland
N. Caroling St
Memphis
Marquette
Midwest
Moats
Colgate
Navy
Connecticut
Georgetown
George Washington
Duquesne
Harvard
Cornell
James Madison
American U
Miami
Penn
Brown
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Princeton
Yale
Seton Hol
Providence
St. Francis
Monmouth
Marist
Temple
St. Bonaventure
Fordham
South Auburn
Florida
Clamson
Florida St
Baylor
Oklahoma
Missouri
South Alabama
Lamar
Paso
Texas Christian
Tulsa
Oral Roberts
Green Bay
Carolina
New England
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Fox
Honolulu
Packers Favored Over Patriots In New Orleans Showdown
Las Vegas oddsmakers install Green Bay 13 1/2-point favorites to beat New England in New Orleans on January 26, aiming to extend the NFC dominance to 13 straight Super Bowl wins. The AFC champion Steelers and Cowboys also featured in recent talk as Parcells eyes two different teams to reach the title. The Patriots' defense impressed in the playoffs, forcing turnovers and limiting Jacksonville, but the Packers’ defense anchors the favored stance amid a matchup heavy with star quarterbacks and big plays.
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AFC
Las Vegas
Green Bay Packers
New England
New Orleans
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
NFC
Packers
Patriots
Mike Holmgren
Green Bay
Parcells
Don Shula
Baltimore
Miami
William Roberts
Jacksonville
Willie Clay
Otis Smith
Tedy Bruschi
Natrone Means
Cyclone JV wrestlers dominate home Ottawa invite
Ottawa High School JV wrestlers dominated the OHS Invitational, with 13 of 18 placing in the top four. Four champions led by Alex Todd and CJ Sheler at 119 and 145 pounds, while coach Bob Boldra praised their improved performance and noted a hectic schedule ahead with varsity and JV matches at Independence, Prairie View, and Fort Scott.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Bob Boldra
Alex Todd
C.J. Sheler
Jared Williams
George Steward
Nick Bristow
Mark Page
Ryan Seeger
Jimmy Bass
Kenneth Harbison
Buck Bradley
Darren Harbison
Steve Draper
Matt Andrews
Nick Carey
Ben Thompson
Brandon Young
Garrett Nilges
Thomas Ingram
Independence
Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma
Prairie View
Fort Scott
Boldra
Kansas and Iowa State set for showdown after big win
Kansas and Iowa State earned conference wins as Tim Floyd surprised Iowa State with a morning practice before an 82-55 rout of Oklahoma. Four Kansas players surpassed 1,000 career points in a historic Big 12 feat, while Pollard sprained an ankle but is not believed serious. Kansas faces a top-ranked opponent tonight.
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Ansas City
Iowa State
Tim Floyd
Cyclones
Marquette
Oklahoma
Floyd
Towa State
Aessonight
Toprane Ie
G. Sours
Nebraska
Texas A&m
Colorado
Texas Tech
Texas
Kansas State
Kelvin Sampson
Jacque Vaughn
Jerod Haase
Raef LaFrentz
Scot Pollard
Kansas
Roy Williams
Haase
Ferrell
Waco
Baylor
Brian Skinner
Pollard
Harry Miller
Tiger Woods wins Mercedes playoff at La Costa in rain
Tiger Woods beat Tom Lehman in a playoff at the Mercedes Championships after persistent rain made the course unplayable. Woods sank a 6 iron from 186 yards on the deciding hole to claim the $216,000 first prize and extend his career earnings past $1 million in nine events. Lehman’s water-dropped iron set the scene as Woods opened the new season with a dramatic victory and rookie of the year honors to Woods and player of the year to Lehman in previous votes.
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Arlsbad
Calif
Tiger Woods
Woods
Tom Lehman
Lehman
Guy Boros
Paul Goydos
Fred Couples
la Costa
Ernie Els
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Braves and Lady Braves stumble in losses in two time zones
Ottawa University teams fell 99 61 to Briar Cliff in Iowa and 98 61 to Concordia in Irvine California. Briar Cliff forced 41 Lady Braves turnovers while Concordia shot 60 percent in the second half as OU dropped to 6 6. The squads tour next hosts St Mary aiming to rebound.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
Lady Braves
Briar Cliff
Iowa
Irvine
Calif
Braves
Concordia
Nets
St. Mary
Banks
Tabor
Lady Braves OU
Jennifer Dieterich
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Bill Parcells
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Giants
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Aaron Classi
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Kmaj-Fm
ESPN
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Park College
Robin Carmack
Heather McMillen
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O'Hagan
Alroid
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Haywood
Garcia
Sebastian
Scott
Robinson
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Schneider
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McDonnell
Nelson
King
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Peterson
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Russell
Sublet
Whaley
Hammen
Mohal
Flows
Kuchta
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Staiert
Wilke
Carmack
Claytor
McMillen
Roberts
Patrick
Dieterich
Fragan
Lundgran
Potick
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