OU signs trio to letters of intent for 2008 soccer season
Ottawa University announces the signing of three players to letters of intent for 2008 2009. Philip Nguyen from Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School joins as a midfielder along with Zach Huffman from Kechi and defender Michael Mesle from Christian Brothers College in St. Louis. Coach Rob Casper cites improved midfield and wing play plus strengthened defense.
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Royals lean on Bannister as offense slumps in A’s loss
Kansas City manager Trey Hillman and pitching coach Bd McClure praised Brian Bannister for a five inning start against Oakland. the offense managed just six hits and lefty reliever Ron Mahay allowed three runs in the eighth after walking the bases loaded, fueling concerns as Kansas City fell 3-2. Lindenwood sweeps Baker in softball while Evangel doubles up Baker in baseball with a 4-3 and 9-7 doubleheader.
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EU urged to consider Beijing Olympics boycott over Tibet violence
France's Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said the European Union should weigh boycotting the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics if violence in Tibet persists. He spoke in Paris as anti Chinese riots in Lhasa raised global scrutiny of China's human rights record, with 16 dead reported.
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Jayhawks Obtain WNIT Bid After Rough Big 12 Play
Kansas earns a postseason bid to the women’s NIT despite an 11th place finish in the Big 12 and a 4 12 conference mark. The 16 15 Jayhawks will host the winner of Southeast Missouri State and Evansville in the first round after a strong nonconference schedule that included 12 NCAA qualifiers. Kansas last played in 2006, advancing to the second round, and earned an at large bid this year alongside Colorado and Texas Tech.
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Kansas State eyes tourney run without Dietz after conference title
Kansas State clinched its first outright conference championship with a 13 3 record as Dietz averaged 14.9 points and 32.4 minutes per game, leaving others to step up. Patterson urged the young players to seize minutes and prove themselves. Chattanooga aims to extend itsSouthern Conference title streak as it hosts a key matchup before the regional quarterfinals where Kansas State faces Louisville or Miami Ohio. The Big 12 lands eight bids, led by Texas A M as a No 2 seed.
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