Wednesday solo and local sports schedule listings
The notice compiles a series of sports time slots for Wednesday and Thursday. Avila plays Baker 2 4 pm. Baker hosts Park in college baseball at 1 pm. Seaman visits Ottawa 4 pm. Jayhawk Linn at Wels 4 30 pm. Osawa high school softball at Highland Park 4 6 pm. Osage City travels to Chase County 4 pm for track events.
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Seaman
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Wels
Soffbar Osawa
Highland Park
Osage City
Chase Co
Sports TV Schedule Highlights For Wednesday Night
NBA action features Orlando at Philadelphia at 7 p m and Sacramento at the Los Angeles Lakers at 9 30 p m on channel 26. NHL matchups include St Louis at Detroit and Colorado at Edmonton both at 7 p m and 9 30 p m on channel 28. college game Alabama versus Tulsa at 8 p m on channel 27 Utah visits San Antonio at 7 p m on channel 26 and Toronto travels to Philadelphia at 7 p m on channel 28.
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Philadelphia
Sacramento
LA Lakers
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St. Louis
Detroit
Colorado
Edmonton
Alabama
Tulsa
NBA
Utah
San Antonio
Toronto
Michigan State V Arizona in Final Four Showdown at Metrodome
The Associated Press reports the NCAA tournament Final Four at Minneapolis Metrodome with Michigan State 28 7 facing Arizona 27 7 in a late afternoon semifinal at 4 42 p m Eastern time followed by Duke 33 4 meeting Maryland 25 10 in the second semifinal.
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S. Arizona
Duke
Maryland
NCAA Women semifinal matchups set in St Louis regional
Purdue faces Southwest Missouri State in the 6 p.m. semifinal while Connecticut meets Notre Dame at 9:30 p.m. at Savvis Center in St Louis. The Associated Press notes Purdue and UConn entered with 30 and 32 wins respectively as favorites in this year’s NCAA tournament path.
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Purdue
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Connecticut
Notre Dame
Anal Wininers
NIT Semifinals Set At Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden hosts the National Invitation Tournament semifinals with Alabama facing Tulsa and Detroit meeting Memphis. The semifinal games are scheduled for March 29 with Alabama 25 10 and Tulsa 25 11 records, Detroit 25 11 and Memphis 20 15.
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New York
Alabama
Tulsa
Memphis
Madison Square
Associated Third Pace
Detroit
Baseball spring camp moves and player reassignment notes
MLB teams reshuffle rosters and minor league assignments across several clubs. Chicago White Sox, Indians, Rays, Rangers, Diamondbacks, Reds, Marlins, Astros, Dodgers, Brewers, Mets, Padres make roster moves including optioning players, signing to minor leagues, waivers, DL placements, and minor league contracts. Notable items include Josh Hamilton reassigned to camp, Doug Mirabelli contract purchase, and Adrian Beltre and others placed on 15 day DL.
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Mark Johnson
Matt Ginter
Joe Crede
McKay Christenson
Charlotte
Mark Dalasandro
Cleveland Indians
Danny Peoples
Jamie Brown
Buffalo
Tim Burdak
Tim Laker
Ariel Prieto
Butch Huskey
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Josh Hamilton
Arizona Diamondbacks
Erubiel Durazoto
Geraldo Guzman
Ken Huckaby
Tucson
Troy Brahawn
Melvin Rosario
Cincinnati Reds
Matt Walbeck
Brandon Larson
Louisville
Florida Marlins
Horacio Estrada
Alex Fernandez
Houston Astros
Mendy Lopez
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Adrian Beltre
Carlos Perez
Dave Hansen Oon
Milwaukee Brewers
Mark Loretta
Everett Stull
NEW York Mets
Mike Williams
Sue Lucchi
SAN Diego Padres
Sterling Hitchcock
Carlton Loewer
Aaron McNeal
Cristian Berrog
Chris Gomez
Portland
Ottawa Softball Aims For More Runs This Season
Ottawa High enters its third season under coach Renee Malburg after a 7 14 record. The Cyclones, with eight returning letterwinners, focus on stronger pitching and defense while increasing offensive output. Key players include Ferris, Burks, Boswell, Vance, Allegre, Warren, Heck, and Hesse. junior varsity added by Cary Katzer.
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Herald
Ottawa High
Renee Malburg
Cyclones
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Malburg
Ottawa
Square One
Cyclone
Nicole Ferris
Tara Boswell
Lyndsey Brockus
Jayme Vance
Adrienne Allegre
Ashley Heise
Liz Burks
Jennifer Warren
Jenny Heck
Regan Boswell
Julie Heck
Ferris
Burks
Hesse
Brockuis
Vance
Allegre
Warren
Cary Katzer
Ottawaherald
Cyclones face Hayden in season opener setback
Ottawa High girls soccer opened the season against Hayden, a state power, and was edged 6-0. Coach Kelly Smith noted early jitters but praised her team's fight as Hayden pulled away with three goals in the early second half after a 2-0 halftime deficit.
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Malburg
Ottawa
Jamie Callaghan
Ottawa High
Hayden Mystic
Hayden
Kelly Smith
Smith
Wildcats
Ottawa High School Soccer Shows Defensive Focus
OHS soccer suffered an emotional setback as coach Smith blamed communication lapses and a timid start on loose balls. The team shifted to a more aggressive approach late, aiming to trap the ball and win 50-50 balls, with goalkeeper Callie Hatfield making a key stop on a Hayden penalty kick. Ottawa, 0-1, visits Basehor Tuesday. JV fell 1-0 to Hayden in season opener on a 14th minute rebound.
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Ottawa
Hayden
Callie Hatfield
Hatfield
Ed Beezley
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Claflin Honors Jackie Stiles Facing National Fame
In Claflin Kansas residents celebrate Jackie Stiles the local star who leads Southwest Missouri State to the Final Four. Stiles scored 32 in a 104 87 win over Washington and fans plan a town parade and reception as she gains national attention.
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Jackie Stiles
Kansas
Stiles
Southwest Missouri State
Washington
Kathy Clark
Bailey’s Food bin
Southwest Misse
Clark
ESPN2
the Lady Bears
St. Louis
Diane
Bailey
Jackie
Don Zink
Zink
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Ron Bishop
Rylee Foster
Kylee Stlovsky
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Gregg Webb
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