Fall sports slate clocks Wichita 4A state events
The schedule lists fall action on March 14 with a Wichita 4A softball state game at Mulvane Ontewe versus Rose Hill at 5 p.m. followed by a 4A baseball clash Ottawa against Haven at 6 30 p.m. in Mulvane.
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Sports broadcast slate with multiple games and events
ESPN2 carries New York at Philadelphia at 6 p.m. with NBA playoffs. TNT airs San Antonio at Dallas at 8 p.m. ESPN shows Anaheim at New Jersey at 7 p.m. FI GA Memorial at 3 p.m. ESPN LPGA Keebler Classic at noon. Baseball Atlanta at New York at 6 p.m. Tennis French Open on ESPN2 at 7 p.m. ESPN/9 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Across Leagues
American League divisions show Boston leading with 31 wins and New York close behind, while Central and West divisions list Minnesota and Seattle atop respectively. Thursday games span Baltimore to Milwaukee with multiple AL, NL clashes and varied start times across stadiums.
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State Track Meet at Wichita Stateomits 2003 edition
Ottawa High qualifiers aim for personal best at Kansas largest high school track meet. Friday action covers 1A-3A field events 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4A-6A track 3 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday finals begin 8:30 a.m. Ottawa coach Mark Laws emphasizes keeping pressure low and competing strongly.
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Ottawa Cyclones sharpen hitting as state bid nears
Ottawa High School softball prepares for its first state tournament, splitting into batting and defensive drills after break. Coach Renee Malburg notes the team has improved at the plate and expresses confidence we can hit anyone. Senior Jenny Heck and Julie Heck bring prior state experience as Ottawa (16-5) faces Rose Hill (11-10) in Mulvane with the winner advancing to semifinals.
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Ottawa Teams Gear Up For State Tourney Run
Senior Liz Burks has played in two state basketball tournaments. Ottawa carries an eight game win streak into the state tourney and defense has limited errors. Megan Ramsey anchors the pitching staff as the Ottawa softball squad relies on speed and bunt to pressure opponents. A potential rematch with top seed Piper remains on the mind after a semifinal win over Aquinas.
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Moyer Vets Royals With Veteran Savvy In Seattle Win
Jamie Moyer, 15-year veteran lefty, improves to 3-2 as Seattle tops Kansas City 5-2. He won amid concern of complacency, using inside corner and changeup to confound Royals hitters. Dan Wilson drove in three runs while Kazuhiro Sasaki closed out for eighth save in 12 chances.
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Mavericks stun Spurs to force Game 6 without Nowitzki
Dallas rallying win 103-91 over San Antonio even without Dirk Nowitzki, trailing 3-2 in Western Conference finals. Coach Don Nelson called Nowitzki very doubtful with a sprained knee as Dallas hoped to extend the series.
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