Ottawa Teams Highlight Weekend High School Contests
Thursday at 46 p.m Shawnie Heights faces Ottawa in boys soccer while Ottawa visits Friends for softball at 4 p.m. Friday Ottawa plays Mid-America in baseball at 1 p.m. local schedules emphasize district matchups and venue notes.
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NCAA Tournament Bracket East West Midwest And Final Four
Regional semifinals and finals spread across Greensboro St Petersburg St Louis Anaheim and San Antonio with North Carolina Duke Connecticut Washington Kentucky UCLA Purdue Stanford Rhode Island Valparaiso West Virginia Utah Arizona Maine Macyland and other teams set for matchups and progression to the Final Four and National Championship on March 28 to 30.
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Purdue
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Anaheim
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West Virginia
Utah
Arizona
Macyland
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NIT Third Round Results And Semifinal Schedule
Penn State defeated Georgia Tech 75 to 70 and Minnesota beat Marquette 73 to 71. Vanderbilt and Georgia met with 20 12 and 18 14 records while Fresno State challenged Hawaii at 14 30 p.m. in Madison Square Garden New York. Semifinals set for March 24 with Vanderbilt Georgia winner and Minnesota Fresno State Hawaii winner. Championship on March 26 featuring semifinal losers at 4 p.m. and winners at 6 30 p.m.
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Sports Transactions Highlight Front Office Shuffles and Moves
The week’s sports transactions cover baseball, basketball, and football. Phillies name Ed Wade GM and expand leadership, Giants assign minor league callups, Nets add Vaughn on 10 day, Bears sign Zandofsky, Colts match Tony Mandarich deal, Lions sign Beverly and Stocz, Panthers fail to match Chad Cota offer.
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Oklahoma City
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Dabbie Nocile
Rory McNeil
SAN Francisco Giants
Ricky Pickett
Fresno
Jalal Leach
Jeff Ball
Henry Mercedes
Jeff Darwin
Basketball National Basketball Association
Jersey Nets
David Vaughn
Philadelphia 76Ers
William Cunningham
Scott Williams
Utah Jazz
Grag Ostertag
National Football League
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New Orleans Saints
Chad Cota
Chicago Bears
Mike Zandofsky
Detroit Lions
Eric Beverly
Eric Stocz
Indianapolis Colts
Tony Mandarich
Stephen Grant
Williams coping with loss as Kansas misses Final Four
In mid March, Kansas coach Roy Williams endures a bitter season after an 80-75 NCAA second round loss to Rhode Island. The Jayhawks claim 35 wins, a fourth straight conference title, and a 60 game home streak, but face questions on Pierce, LaFrentz, and continued Final Four drought. Williams calls the pain intense and vows continued effort to field a strong team.
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Ottawa Mat Masters postseason advances in district meet
In Overland Park the Ottawa Mat Masters finish round one with 15 wrestlers moving on to district competition. Top four in each weight class and age division qualify for the Kids State Wrestling Tournament in Topeka, with results listing finalists from Under 10 to Under 16 and multiple athletes placing across weight classes.
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Michael Espinosa
Chad Hinderliter
Steffen King
Jesse Garcia
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Kyle Gorton
Jesse
Rick Croucher
Jason Tharp
Buck Bradley
Tim Dowell
Michaell Guanele
Carreta Mantinez
Jim Boss
Andi Mark Sink
Todd Roberts
Jeremy Ree Ustin
Mc Mae
Jeff Moore
Dennis Roberts
Rod Croucher
Brent Gorton
Overland Park
Ottawa
Topeka
Kansas women aim to mirror 1996 men's NCAA run
Kansas coach Marian Washington leads 23 8 Lady Jayhawks into Oakland for a West Regional semifinal against Arkansas after an upset of Iowa. Freshmen start at guard Jennifer Jackson and Lynn Pride with Kaya Scott as the lone senior, as Kansas eyes a potential Final Four in Kemper Arena on the 10th anniversary of the men’s title run.
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Washington
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Lynn Pride
Kaya Scott
Penn State
Le OHS girls soccer rescheduled to April 6 at 4 pm
Winter weather delayed Ottawa high school girls soccer with Shawnee Heights. The postponed match is moved to Monday April 6 at the 15th and Ash field. varsity at 4 pm followed by junior varsity at 5 30 pm.
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Miller repeats on Frontier elite team
The 1997-98 Frontier League girls all league team was announced after a vote by coaches. Jer rica Miller of Anderson County was a repeat selection, leading the Bulldogs with 16.5 points per game and 7 rebounds while shooting 47 percent. Crystal Tutschulte and Lisa Piepergerdes represented Baldwin, with Tutschulte averaging 13 points and 6 rebounds and Piepergerdes delivering a strong senior campaign. Tania Slayden of Wellsville earned first team honors with 14.7 points and 6.0 assists per game. Honorable mention included Jalyssa Miller, Emily Walken, Courtney Stultz, Crystal Walker, Bridgette Eldridge, and others from various schools.
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Anderson County
Jerrica Miller
Miller
Bulldogs
Baldwin
Crystal Tutschulte
Lisa Piepergerdes
Tutschulte
Wellsville
Tania Slayden
Eagle
Jalyssa Miller
Emily Walken
Courtney Stultz
Crystal Walker
Osawatomie
Bridgette Eldridge
Prairie View
Allison Rose
Eudora
Kris Neis
Lisa Fispergerdes
Angie Bartmess
Gardner
Katie Johann
Poola
Emily Wolken
Courtnay Stultz
Bathann Seuferling
Louisburg
Standi Thomas
Osawatomia
Shelly Miller
Amber Koblitz
Jamie Grant
Tisa Boone
Prairia Vian
Katy Roth
Spring Hill
Lady Hornets rout Shippensburg in NCAA first round
North Dakota beat Bentley College 71-56 as the sixteenth seed advanced in the NCAA Division 1 women’s tournament. Northern Michigan topped Seattle Pacific 86-57 with Karla Strand scoring 25 off the bench. Emporia State overwhelmed Shippensburg 122-84 led by 33 from Jorgita Kausaite and six players in double figures. Emporia outrebounded 47-30. North Dakota and Bentley were 27-27 at halftime, ND sealing the win with 28 free throws to Bentley’s 14.
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Karla Strand
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Ashley Toledo
Emily Bloss
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