Ottawa College Sports Schedule Snapshot
Ottawa hosts Sterling and Friends and welcomes William Woods and Central Methodist in weekend events. Saturday features Ottawa versus Sterling in football at 1 30 p m and Ottawa at Haskell and Central Methodist as women’s basketball game times. High school action has Fort Scott at Baldwin and Dana College visiting Ottawa with kickoff at 2 p m.
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Sterling
Ottawa
Friends
William Woods
Haskell
Central Methodist
Fort Scott
Bakdwin
Dana College
Thursday Sports Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
On air Thursday Louisville at Memphis 6 30 p m PN 3A Cleveland at Miami 7 p m TNT Miroesete at Denver 8 30 p m Marshall at Akron 6 p m ESPN2 North Texas at La Lafayette 9 p m ESPN2 Golf PGA Tour Championship 14 a m ESPN NBA Houston at Memphis 7 p m LA Lakers at San Antonio 9 30 p m ESPN
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Louisville
Memphis
Cleveland
Miami
Miroesete
Denver
Marshall
Akron
North Texas
la Lafayette
ESPN
NBA
Houston
LA Lakers
San Antonio
Baseball and NBA NFL transactions from Associated Press
American League moves include Orioles Stockstill and Yankees Dauria appointments. Reds and Giants activity. Astros extend Garner. NBA actions feature MVP and Bucks injury moves. Jazz signing. NFL adds signings and injuries across Bills Panthers Browns Cowboys Dolphins Patriots Raiders Redskins. College note on Missouri basketball probation and coaching changes.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
David Stockstill
NEW York Yankees
Steve Dauria
Seattle Mariners
John Boles
Dan Evans
National League Cincinnat Reds
Gabe White
Dash Hall
Houston Astros
Phil Garner
John Tamargo
SAN Diego Padres
Staten
Jose Castro
Portland
Mike Davis
Mobile
Tom Tornino Asa
Elsinore
Max Venable
Fort Wayne
SAN Francisco Giants
Marquis Grissom
Brett Tomko
J.T. Snow
Jason Christiansen
Dam Cruz
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Antonio
Houston
Milwaukee Bucks
Mike James
Anthony Goldwire
Utah Jazz
Howard Elstey
Buffalo Bills
WA Kahlil Hill
Rodney
Carolina Panthers
Rod Smart
Curtis Fuller
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Richard Alston
Dallas Cowboys
Chris Cooper
DeVone Claybrooks
Jermaine Brooke
Jeff Sanchez
Lousaka Polite
Miami Dolphins
Junior Seau
Ronald Flemons
Vick King
NEW England Patriots
Scot Farley
Oakland Raiders
Corey Hulgey
Washington Redskins
Chad Morton
Andre Lott
RF Antonio Brown
Jason Doering
Missouri Tigers hit with probation and off campus ban
Missouri basketball avoided a postseason ban but drew a rare off campus recruiting ban for one year and three year probation. The committee cited violations from 1999 to 2003 including improper meals and hidden expenses. Two assistants resigned amid the probe, Quin Snyder staff cited, and reforms implemented to improve compliance.
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Indianapolis
Missouri
Tigers
Thomas Yeager
Yeager
Illinois
Brady Deaton
Deaton
Ricky Clemons
Columbia
Clemons
Tony Harvey
Lane Odom
Quin Snyder
Snyder
NCAA
Ottawa women seek balance as season opens in Missouri
Ottawa University is rebuilding after a school best 23 9 last season and key departures. Coach Arabie Conner aims for defensive intensity and rebounding while experimenting with a deeper, versatile lineup. Loomis Boyce Broyles and Stichler anchor veteran core as OU faces William Woods and Central Methodist in the Central Methodist Classic.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
Nndone Bins Ole
Lady Braves
Arabie Conner
Fayette
William Woods University
Fulton
Central Methodist University
Conner
Hallie Boyce
Brittany Broyles
Amanda Stichler
Hicks shines as Chiefs crush Colts in high scoring win
Defensive end Eric Hicks starred in a 45-35 Kansas City victory over Indianapolis, disrupting Peyton Manning with five knockdowns and reigniting under Gunther Cunningham a defense that helped fuel the offense’s breakout. Hicks credits improved reads and pressure, as KC heads to Tampa Bay with a two game win streak.
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Kansas City
Eric Hicks
Indianapolis
Hicks
Peyton Manning
Dick Vermeil
Manning
Coordi
Nator
Gunther Cunningham
Cunningham
Greg Robinson
Chiefs
Tampa Bay
Brian Griese
Busite
Griese
Denver
Eric Warfield
Gunther
Lady Braves win KCAC title in 4-1 victory
The Ottawa University women’s soccer team beat Friends 4-1 to claim a third straight KCAC tournament championship in Ottawa. Ranked third in Region IV and 30th in NAIA, Ottawa hosts Dana College in a Region IV quarterfinal at 2 p.m. Saturday, as Erica DeSantiago and Larissa Brown scored in the win.
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Herald
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Kansas
Friends
Ottawa
Dana College
Erica DeSantiago
Larissa Brown
DeSantiago
Brown
Ottawa Lady Braves soar to 3-0 win and KCAC honors
OU soccer routed for a 3-0 victory as Carlie Kepley opened the second half and Rebecca Germain added a late goal. Ottawa claimed three regular season KCAC titles in four years. Coach votes named four first team, two second team all KCAC picks with DeSantiago as a top scorer and newcomer of the year, plus Nicki Lukin, Rosa Johnston on first team and Germain plus Stephanie Henderson on second team.
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Conner
Ottawa
Carlie Kepley
Lady Braves
Rebecca Germain
ECAC
KCAC
DeSantiago
Nicki Lukin
Rosa Johnston
Germain
Stephanie Henderson
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Bayton
Jim Jabir
Ottawa Herald
Natches
Dana
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