Ottawa Paces Busy Local High School Sports Card
The schedule lists multiple events across baseball softball soccer and track. Teams include UO Ottawa Louisburg Baldwin Paola Ottawa Atchison West Franklin Cherryvale Cherryate Central Heights Wellsville Yates Center Highland Park Trinity Atchison Osawatomie and Burlington with start times mainly 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. on varied dates.
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Ottawa
Piper
Louisburg
Anderson Co
Baldwin
Osawatomie
West Franklin
Cherryate
Paola
Wellsville
Yates Center
Central Heights
Atchison
Cherryvale
Sunflower Hills
Thunsday
Highland Park
Wichita Trinity
Burlington
Tuesday night sports slate across leagues and cities
A dense schedule lists baseball games KC at Minnesota and Boston at Oakland, both at night. basketball features San Antonio at LA Lakers and Boston at Detroit with several start times. hockey has Carolina at Montreal. a pair of NBA and NHL telecasts air on ESPN2, TBS, TNT, FSN and ESPN networks across multiple markets.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
FSN
Charlotte
New Jersey
TBS
San Antonio
LA Lakers
NHL Carolina
Montreal
ESPN2
Detroit
St. Louis
ESPN
Chicago
WGN
San Francisco
N.Y. Mars
Espn Kansas City
Boston
Oakland
Major League Baseball Schedule Features Late Night Games
A dense list shows multiple MLB matchups across several stadiums with starting times from 6:05 p.m. to 8:35 p.m. Teams include Colorado at Montreal, San Diego at Florida, Houston at Philadelphia, San Francisco at New York Mets, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Atlanta, St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, and Pittsburgh at Arizona, plus later Chicago Cubs at St. Louis and Colorado at Montreal with a 6:05 p.m. start.
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San Diego
Wen
Florida
Dempster
Houston
Reynolds
Philadelphia
Adams
San Francisco
Ortiz
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Trachsel
Milwaukee
Busch
Cincinnati
Dessens
Los Angeles
Nomo
Atlanta
Glavine
St. Louis
B.smith
Chicago Cubs
Wood
Pittsburgh
Villone
Arizona
Batiata
Maerris
Cruz
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Toronto
Tampa Bay
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Seattle
Oakland
Anaheim
Texas
Chicago White Sox
T 'S
Finley
Ponson
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Mussina
Wilson
Byrd
Kinney
Glover
Ball
Halladay
Baldwin
Greisinger
Washburn
P.martinez
Lidle
Dwvsion
San Diego Colorado
Chisage Cubs
Gaune
Smith shines as Ottawa beats Washington twice at Drake Field
Ottawa High senior Adam Smith navigates early jams on the mound and drives in the go ahead run in the sixth inning of game one, as Ottawa rolls to a 7-2 victory. In game two he singles in a run as Ottawa explodes for nine frames in the sixth to cap a 16-8 win. Ottawa coach Justin Henry cautions about inconsistent effort while praising the team’s talent and grit.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Adam Smith
Ottawa High
Smith
Washington
Harvey M. Drake
Ottawa
Cale Drumright
Maxwell
Ottawa doubles down in sweep to secure regional seeding
Ottawa built a 7-0 opener lead and used a four-run first inning in the nightcap to defeat Washington as Henry cited top batting order power. Morton and Drumright drove in runs, while Bettge left after six innings. The two wins lock the No. 3 seed and set a Monday home playoff at 4 p.m. Ottawa concludes regular season against Wichita Trinity. seniors Evans, Drumright, Hermreck, Smith, Hull, Guilfoyle honored. JV also swept Washington 12-3 and 13-8 as Fuller, Nation, Byrd, Pellant and others led the attack.
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Henry
Ottawa
Matt Morton
Drumright
Morton
Brandon Bettge
Smith
Washington
Wichita Trinity
Kit Evans
Chris Hermreck
Eric Hull
Josh Guilfoyle
Lance Fuller
Dominic Nation
Nathan Byrd
Matt Ferguson
Nick Pellant
Byrd
Pellant
Ryan Cary
Matt Pietro
Will Baldwin
Andrew Miller
Greg Mast
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Ottawa Cyclones Learn From Tough Loss To Washburn Rural
Ottawa coach Kelly Smith framed the 6A setback to Washburn Rural as a learning experience for postseason prep. The Cyclones fell 6-0 but gained insight into facing bigger teams, plan a regional tuneup at Piper and Highland Park, and aim for offensive improvements while seniors were honored in a final regular season home game.
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Washburn Rural
Ottawa
Kelly Smith
Smith
Jade Hernandez
Cyclones
Piper
Highland Park
Kansas City
Scotties
Tara Jackson
Miranda Mitchell
Stacey Flanner
Anne Massaglia
Tracy Seeger
Callie Hatfield
Erin McFadden
Spears Reverses Field Signs With Chiefs
Marcus Spears, who had agreed to a four year 4 million deal with Baltimore, chose to remain with the Kansas City Chiefs. He cited family considerations and a heart return to KC, noting the move would not have benefited him or his family. Chiefs officials defended protocol while Ravens coach Billick voiced disappointment in the reversal. Spears emphasized personal integrity and commitment to his family.
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Baltimore Ravens
Marcus Spears
Kansas City Chiefs
Spears
Chiefs
Ravens
Baltimore
The
John Tait
Willie Jones
Willie Roaf
New Orleans
Brian Billick
Billick
Carl Peterson
NFL
Peterson
Cyclone JV golfers win Ottawa Invitational title
The Ottawa junior varsity golf team closed its season with a 167 at the Ottawa Country Club to win the Ottawa Invitational by 16 strokes over Paola. Ottawa White finished fifth at 208. Coach Kristin Wilson praised the players for a strong final showing and the best four-man score of the year.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Country Club
Paola
Ottawa JV
Kristin Wilson
Ottawa White leads in junior varsity golf meet
Ottawa had three of the top five medalists as Justin Greist led with 38 and Derek Dryden followed at 41. Tyler Kuehn and Morgan Wallis scored 46 and 46, Brice Dryden finished with 1 dollar, while Eric Hanson led Ottawa White with 45 and teammates Grant Neal 52 Mark Didde 53 Jerry White 58 and Corey Pacheco 66.
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Ottawa
Justin Greist
Derek Dryden
Tyler Kuehn
Morgan Wallis
Brice Dryden
Eric Hanson
Grant Neal
Mark Didde
Jerry White
Corey Pacheco
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Matt Bachelor
RBI
Justin Henry
OHS Baseball
Ron Bishop
Kristin Underwood
OHL Soccer
KC Chiefs
Cyclone JV
JV Golf
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