Thursday and Friday local high school schedules
Thursday schedules list baseball games Baldwin at Central Heights De Soto at Ottawa Pomona at McLouth Paola at Wellsville 4 30 pm softball Central Heights at Ottawa Gott Ottawa at Bonner Springs tennis Gardner at Ottawa soccer Maranatha at Ottawa 4 pm Friday events track Baldwin Inv Central Heights at Silver Lake Ottawa Inv Pomona Williamsburg at Lyndon Wells at Emporia St Ottawa area schedule highlights show multiple 4 pm starts and 3 pm starts across multiple sports including baseball softball tennis soccer and track.
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Ottawa
Pomona
McLouth
Paola
Wellsville
Bonner Springs
Gardner
Maranatha
Baldwin Inv
Sliver Lake
Ottawa Inv
Williamsburg
Lyndon
Wells
Emporia St
Wednesday sports on ESPN TNT schedule highlights
On air Wednesday McDonald's All-America Game at 7 p.m. ESPN. NBA: Philadelphia at Phoenix 9 p.m. ESPN. Guatemala at U.S. 7 p.m. ESPN2. ATP NASDAQ-100 noon ESPN, 2 9 p.m. ESPN2. McDonald's All-America Game girls 7 p.m. TNT. Championship 6 p.m. ESPN. Cleveland at Chicago 7 p.m. TNT. Minnesota at LA Lakers 9 30 p.m. TNT.
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NCAA women tournament results and venues listed
Regional pairings and results from the NCAA women's basketball tournament are shown with site locations such as Philadelphia Chattanooga Kansas City Tempe and Indianapolis. Notable outcomes include Tennessee defeating Rutgers 64 to 49 and Michigan State beating Stanford 76 to 69 while LSU edged Duke 59 to 49 and Baylor defeated North Carolina 72 to 63. The Final Four is set at the Air Canada Dome in Indianapolis with LSU vs Baylor and Tennessee vs Michigan State plus semifinal times.
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Welte Fargo Arena
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North Carolina
Saint Joseph's Wins NIT First Round Over Buffalo
Saint Joseph's defeats Buffalo 56 50 to advance in the National Invitation Tournament while Texas A M beats DePaul 75 72 and UNLV tops Arizona State 89 78. Saint Joseph's moves on to face Texas A M in the quarterfinals.
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Georgetown
CS Fullerton
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Young Guns blaze trail in Ottawa varsity debut
Ottawa High School opened the season with a two-game sweep over Baldwin at Harvey M. Drake Field as sophomores Jordan Miller and Freddie Adamson and freshman Chase Moore starred. Moore went 3-for-4 with five RBIs in game one, Miller had three hits and four RBIs, and Adamson added two hits and two RBIs. The trio combined for eight RBIs in game two and turned a perfect double play to close the night.
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Jeff Gragg
Wellsville squads sweep Snowball Relays opener
Wellsville dominated the Snowball Relays in Wellsville with the boys winning seven events and 138 points, Paola second with 109, Central Heights fourth with 88. The Wellsville girls took six events for 157 points, Edgerton second with 127, Central Heights seventh with 35. Austin Bloss won the 800 hurdles and long jump. Wellsville also swept the 400 1,600 and 3,200 relays. Nate Whalen claimed the 1,600 and finished second in the 3,200. Central Heights’ J T Horstick won the 3,200. The girls won the 400 and 800 relays with Jackie Chappell and Aubrey Moore going 1–2 in the 100 and Rachel Whalen taking the 100 hurdles.
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Wellsville
Paola
Central Heights
Eudora
Austin Bloss
Nate Whalen
J.T. Horstick
Jackie Chappell
Aubrey Moore
Rachel Whalen
Snowball Relays Highlight Gins and Wellsville Performances
Wellsville and Central Heights results show Gins anchoring 800 relay win in 1 55.7, Whalen first in 100 hurdles and Chappell victorious in long jump. Carissa Hughes captured the pole vault, with Simecka excelling in shot put and discus and Turley contributing strong CH marks.
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Central Heights
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Christotin
Poor
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Rush
C. Hughes
Turley
Ottawa Highs boys soccer ties Basehor in Basehor
Ottawa High School battled timing issues after spring break but dominated play to secure a 1-1 draw with Basehor-Linwood in Basehor. Coach Kelly Smith cited missed shots and sluggish finishing as the difference, with the team showing cohesion despite the break.
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Cyclones veterans pace Ottawa in doubleheader sweep
Ottawa High School softball under coach Renee Malburg opened the season with two one run wins over Eudora in nine innings. Sarah Hanson led the offense with three hits and a run in game one while Megan Ramsey struck out 14 to seal the win. Hanson again produced a key double in the ninth as Lauren Lysaught drove in the leading run. Ashlee Moore tossed five strong innings in the opener and Ramsey worked late to earn the victory in game two. The junior varsity split the day, taking the opener 4-2 and dropping the nightcap 5-3. Ottawa hosts Central Heights Thursday.
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