Tuesday and Thursday Kansas high school events schedule
KC Christian visits Ottawa for boys soccer at 4 to 5 45 pm while Gardner plays Ottawa baseball at 4 pm. Snowball hosts Wellsville in track at 4 pm. Thursday Seaman goes to Ottawa and Humboldt meets Central Heights at 4 pm. Ottawa softball visits Highland Park at 4 pm and Humboldt plays Central Heights at 4 pm. Ottawa golf scheduled at Bonner Springs Baldwin Invitational at 3:30 pm with Pomona visiting Lyndon at 3 pm.
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Final Four NCAA Basketball Tournament at Tropicana Field
Connecticut defeats Ohio State 64 to 58 while Duke beats Michigan State 68 to 62 to reach the national title game. Connecticut then wins the championship 77 to 74 over Duke on Monday March 29.
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Mets Rally Past Astros In Twenty Tenth, 6 5
In a tense MLB battle the New York Mets edge the Houston Astros 6 to 5 after extra innings. Key plays and late innings swing momentum as both teams exchange leads in a high drama game.
Baseball Transactions From Monday in Major Leagues
American and National League lists show roster moves across teams. Detroit placed Jason Wood on the 15 day DL while Kansas City released Cary Coffee Scott Taylor and Roland De La Maza. Oakland and Seattle made camp assignments and Toronto sent Jimmy Hurst to the minors.
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UConn caps miracle run with 77 74 win over Duke
In St Petersburg Ricky Moore's late stop on Trajan Langdon sealed UConn's first national title, 77 74 over Duke. Calhoun celebrated after leading a 34 2 Huskies squad past the Blue Devils ending Duke's 32 game win streak.
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Ottawa High School golf team shows depth and ambition
Ottawa coach Darrell Bourque says the Cyclones boast depth from top to bottom with six returners who qualified for state as a team. The squad, led by senior Jared Beets and with rising juniors and sophomores, seeks lower scores and more consistently strong finishes after winning regionals and placing 11th at state.
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Ottawa Golf Team Faces New Season Under Coach Bourque
Ottawa opens its golf season Thursday at Bonner Springs with coach Bourque optimistic about a strong lineup. He praises Evans for talent and focus, Coatney for improvement, Savage for confidence, Taul as steady, and freshman Rogers as a possible lineup inclusion. Regionals shift to Osawatomie, a familiar course for the squad.
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Notre Dame to hire Kansas assistant Matt Doherty as coach
Notre Dame officials prepared a 4 p.m. EST news conference to name the new coach amid reports Monday that Kansas assistant Matt Doherty would become the Irish head coach. Doherty, 37, helped Kansas sign eight McDonalds All-Americans during seven seasons and previously worked under Roy Williams at Kansas.
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Ottawa Girls Soccer Struggles in 5-0 Loss to Immaculata
Leavenworth Ott aw girls soccer team remains scoreless this season after a 5-0 defeat to Immaculata. coach Kelly Smith cited passing and trapping issues and called for leadership on the field as Ottawa prepares for a home opener against Kansas City Christian. Junior varsity also fell 3-0 to Immaculata.
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Moon Eyes Backup Role With Chiefs in KC
Warren Moon met with Kansas City officials including Carl Peterson Gunther Cunningham and Jimmy Raye after Seattle released him. Kansas City currently lists Elvis Grbac and Todd Collins as quarterbacks and Moon would join as a backup and insurance policy if a deal is possible.
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