Ottawa and Wellsville Lead Busy Thursday Prep Schedule
Thursday slate features Ward at Ottawa baseball at 4 p.m. Ottawa softball at Anderson Co and KC Christian at Ottawa both at 4 p.m. Greeley hosts Anderson Co softball at 6 p.m. Spring Hill visits Anderson Co at 4 30 p.m. Baldwin travels to Wellsville at 4 30 p.m. Baldwin also competes in golf at Perry Lecompton at 3 p.m. Hi baseball Wellsville at Hays 1 p.m. Ottawa soccer hosts Harmon at 4 p.m. Ottawa track hosts SM North Inn at 3 p.m. Redbud Invitational in Wellsville at 3 30 p.m. KCAC and Heart of America Conference college events in Hillsboro and Wichita.
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Greeley
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Wellsville
KC Christian
Perry-Lecompton
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Joumay
Hillsboro
Hays
Harmon
Sports broadcast schedule for Friday and NHL playoff night
On the air: Bereball San Diego at Chicago at 1 p.m. on channel 60. St. Louis at Florida at 6 p.m. on channel 34. Milwaukee at Atlanta at 4 30 p.m. on channel 21. NHL playoffs New Jersey at Toronto at 6 p.m. on channel 28. Friday softball Los Angeles at Chicago at 2 p.m. on channel 60. Minnesota at Kansas City at 7 p.m. on channel 8. St. Louis at Atlanta at 7 p.m. on channel 21. Los Angeles at Colorado at 7 p.m. on channel 27.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Florida
Milwaukee
Atlanta
New Jersey
Toronto
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Kansas City
Colorado
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Montreal
New York
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
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Telemaco
Johnson
Thuman
Estas
Pitsburgh
Anderson
Prokopec
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Baseball schedule featuring Clemens in Baltimore and more
The page lists evening MLB matchups across multiple cities. Highlights include Clemens 3-0 for the Yankees at Baltimore, Colon 3-2 for the Indians at Tampa Bay, and Ohka 2-1 for Boston at Oakland among others.
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Yankees
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Baltimore
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Cleveland
Colon
Tampa Bay
Lopez
Minnesota
Redman
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Meadows
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle
Texas
Davis
Toronto
Parris
Seattle
Abbott
Boston
Ohka
Oakland
Heredia
Detroit
Perisha
Anaheim
Schoenewais
Ate
Jones named Ottawa football head coach in high ambition
Jones, after a 23 year coaching career including NFL experience, becomes the 25th Ottawa University head coach. He vows to raise the bar, focus on academics, and implement a aggressive, high percentage passing offense built around quarterback Jay Alexander and returnees Nannie Booker and Timon Marshall. He emphasizes player trust, fewer rules, on time conduct, and respect.
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Ottawa University
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N.Y
Jones
Brad Senter
Senter
Scott Martin
Ted Chapman
Wilson Field House
Chris) Creighton
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Creighton
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Arizona Cardinals
Martin
Greg Sullivan
Scott
Sullivan
Chicago Bears
Jay Alexander
Alexander
Nannie Booker
Timon Marshall
Ron Bishop
Stiles Joins Portland Fire Training Camp In Portland
Jackie Stiles, the former SMS star and NCAA scoring leader, starts with the Portland Fire in training camp amid high expectations. The 22-year-old guard, drafted fourth overall, emphasizes earning a roster spot as coach Linda Hargrove predicts she may quickly move from bench to starting lineup.
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Ore
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Claflin
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Tion
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Doa Agabaitee
Linda Hargrove
SMS
Larry Bird
Pete Maravich
Royals star Sweeney to visit Ireland homeland
Kansas City first baseman Mike Sweeney plans a late October trip to Ireland to explore his roots visiting the Dublin region, meeting relatives, and leading free baseball clinics as part of a church mission titled Unified Potential he shares with Jed Hansen. He will study his family history and the stone house tied to his grandfather while describing his 2000 season achievements in context.
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Mike Sweeney
Kansas City Royals
Stone House
Dublin
Sweeney
Ireland
Jed Hansen
Germany
Jesus
God
John O’shea
America
John
Brooklyn
McSherry
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Wellsville Redbud Relays field set for 19 teams
The 17th annual Redbud Relays at Wellsville features 19 schools from 3A to 5A. Field events start at 3:30 pm Friday, prelims at 4:30 pm, finals 30 minutes after. Emily Bloss, former Wellsville athlete and Emporia State basketball star, will be honored for earning NCAA Division II women's basketball player of the year. Participating teams include Anderson County, Baldwin, Bonner Springs, Central Heights, Eudora, Gardner, Jayhawk-Linn, Louisburg, Northern Heights, Osage City, Osawatomie, Paola, Perry, Pleasant Ridge, Pomona, Prairie View, Spring Hill, Wellsville, and Williamsburg.
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Emily Bloss
Emporia State
Anderson County
Baldwin
Bonner Springs
Central Heights
Eudora
Gardner
Jayhawk-Linn
Louisburg
Northern Heights
Osage City
Osawatomie
Paola
Perry
Pleasant Ridge
Pomona
Prairie View
Spring Hill
Williamsburg
Knight commits to Concordia for basketball
Baldwin star Heath Knight, a 6-6 forward and all state standout, will play basketball for Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska. Coach Grant Schmidt says Knight’s versatility and scoring ability give the NAIA squad immediate impact as they compete in the Great Plains Athletic Conference and have multiple NAIA tournament appearances. Knight averaged 17.4 points, 8.8 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game as a senior and earned 4A first-team all-state honors from the Kansas City Star.
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Heath Knight
Knight
Concordia University
Seward
Neb
Heath
Concordia
Grant Schmidt
Kansas City Star
Ottawa Herald
Lawrence Journal World
Playoff Wins Scramble Title at Hickory Hollow
A three team playoff decided the weekly Wednesday night scramble at Hickory Hollow. The winning team comprised David Clayton Dennis Ford Rick Howard and Karen Crosby after three clubs tied at minus five. Marlin Porter claimed closest to the pin on No. 3. Followed by registration by 5 p.m. every Wednesday. Ottawa University hosts its annual golf tournament June 15 at Alvamar in Lawrence sponsored by Techskills.com.
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David Clayton
Dennis Ford
Rick Howard
Karen Crosby
Marlin Porter
Ottawa University
Alvamar
Lawrence
Techskills.c Com
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Swacker
Ottawa.edu
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