Ottawa High Sports Schedule Summary
Utes Lancer Ottawa plays at Highland Park at 4 p.m. Wichita Trinity visits Ottawa at 4 p.m. Burlington travels to Central Heights at 4 30 p.m. Tennis events include Huron League in Atchison at 3 p.m. Best Huron League hosts Kansas City at 1 p.m. Frontier League track in Osawatomie at 3 30 p.m. Ottawa tracks hosts Huron League at 4 p.m. Three Rivers League meets in Pleasanton at 3 p.m. Ottawa goes to Paola Invitational at 9 a.m.
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NBA and NHL Playoff and League Schedule Snapshot
The listings show multiple game times across networks including WGN TBS TNT ESPN and FSN. Matchups include Milwaukee at Chicago at 1 20 p m Los Angeles at Atlanta 6 30 p m Cleveland at Kansas City 7 p m New Jersey at Charlotte 6 p m Sacramento at Dallas 8 30 p m and Detroit at Boston 6 p m LA Lakers at San Antonio 8 30 p m and Ottawa at Toronto 6 p m Plus Byron Nelson at 3 p m on FSN.
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Friday's MLB Showdowns Across Stadiums Tonight
Friday schedule features Lopez and Rope duels in Baltimore and Tampa Bay, Wells and Milton top Yankee and Twins nights, Weaver and Rogers, Sabathia and George, Castillo and Pineiro, Wright and Schoeneweis, Miller and Mulder slated across seven games with start times from 6:15 to 9:05 p.m.
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Cyclones set to defend league crowns
Ottawa High eyes a 11th straight girls title and seventh boys crown as the Cyclones host the Huron League meet with field events at 4 p.m. and finals at 6 p.m. Coach Mark Laws emphasizes scoring, strategic event placement, and staying healthy for May peak performances.
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Ottawa University dominates 2002 KCAC all conference baseball
Ottawa University spearheads the KCAC All-Conference 2002 baseball selections with 11 players, plus coach and player of the year honors. Jarrod Titus is coach of the year and Xardiel Cotto of Ottawa is the MVP. Blaine Brown of Saint Mary earned a catcher spot, and the first and second teams list multiple players from Sterling, Ottawa, Kansas Wesleyan, Bethany, Tabor, Friends, and Saint Mary.
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Saint Mary College
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Sterling, College
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Aaron Eastland
Mike Neal
Marc Spellman
Danny New
Ben Schmidt
Kansas Wesleyan
Jason Gordon
Bethany College
Robbie Schildgen
Steve Rameriz
Tyler Marsh
Tabor College
Todd Just
Jeff Jackson
Friends University
Todd Duncan
Casey Witt
Brad Bengston
James Garrison
Jay Pyle
Levi Castle
Rob Obermueller
Travis Downey
Alex Baldonado
Justin Mallett
Adam Coward
Beau Cumbie
Friends Univer
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Chris Hanes
Greg Emet
Dustin Prothe
Shawn Bechtold
Danny Douglas
Scott Jay
Mike Campbell
Brock Perry
Bryan Ayers
Ben Palmer
Jared Ryherd
Cal Tammen
Larry Hawkins
Jon Qualls
Jay Harmison
Josh Truman
Jace Grabouski
Cullen Riner
Danny Hathaway
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Ottawa Falls In Regional To Dakota Wesleyan In 14-0 Rout
Ottawa University suffers a 14-0 first round defeat to Dakota Wesleyan in the NAIA Region IV tournament at Fremont Nebraska. Dakota Wesleyan blasts 16 hits as Cody Palmer drives two homers and seven RBIs. Ottawa, 23-12, must beat Bellevue and Bethany to stay alive in the double elimination event.
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Jayhawks honored by Kansas Legislature in Topeka
Kansas lawmakers honored the Kansas Jayhawks basketball team and coaches after a 33 4 season. Roy Williams praised education, noting 14 players will graduate, Drew Gooden eyes NBA, and three players surpassed 1000 career points. Williams urged education funding despite a looming budget gap.
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Gordon's slump becomes a badge of grit in Cup circuit
Gordon, defending champion, has not won in 19 races since last September’s win at Kansas Speedway. He sits sixth, 25 points from third, amid expectations and a two week break. He tested tires for Goodyear in Kansas City with Andretti and Spencer, reflecting on last year’s six wins and 2001 title run.
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Bohl denies allegations of improper fund transfers
Lawrence AP Kansas athletics director Al Bohl denies reports he moved funds to mask budget shortfalls at Fresno State where he served as athletics director from 1996 to 2001. He plans a Thursday meeting with KU Athletic Corp. members to discuss the allegations and reaffirm Fresno’s open process and Kansas’s oversight.
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