Saturday Football and College Games Featuring Williamsburg Madison
High school schedule includes Williamsburg at Madison 5 p.m. SE Cherokee at Wellsville 7 p.m. Piper at Baldwin 7 p.m. College football McPherson at Ottawa 1:30 p.m. College basketball Ottawa vs Baker at Avila 5:30 p.m.
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Weekend sports broadcast lineup across college, pro, and motorsports
A dense schedule lists televised games and events: Texas A&M at Oklahoma and Wisconsin at Minnesota on various networks, plus Penn St at Northwestern, Navy at Notre Dame, Mississippi at Auburn, Iowa at Purdue, Nebraska at Kansas, Texas at Oklahoma St, Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh, California at Oregon, PGA Tour Championship, Busch Series, NBA, WTA Tour Championship, MLS playoffs, NASCAR, NHRA, NFL Chiefs programs, and other college matchups with channel and start times. Multiple venues and channels across ESPN family networks, CBS, NBC, ABC, TNT, TNT, TBS, FSN, WGN, Ch.7, Ch.19, and more.
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2003 NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule and Standings Preview
The Associated Press lists the 2003 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule with winners in parentheses for each race from June to November. Driver standings show Kenseth leading with 4,828 points followed by Earnhardt Jr and Johnson among the top contenders.
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Wellsville Eagles rely on defense for pivotal showdown
Wellsville enters a short week banking on a stout defense after Humboldt rushed for nearly 400 yards in Tuesday’s bi district loss. Coach Bill Oshel warns that another strong effort from SE of Cherokee requires disciplined tackling and clean play. The Eagles, riding a five game win streak powered by turnovers, must control the line and win special teams at home to counter a spread attack.
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Ottawa University women’s soccer wins on penalties
Ottawa University’s Jackie Coville redeemed a mishap outside the box by stopping three consecutive penalty kicks as the Lady Braves defeated Friends 3-1 in a Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament shootout after a 1-1 regulation and two overtime periods. Jaime Francis tied the match with a late penalty. Nicki Lukin opened the scoring for Ottawa. Coville described preparing in the moments before the decisive kicks.
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Wildcats rely on youth and depth to boost program
Kansas State adds five freshmen to a veteran lineup featuring Ohlde, Wecker, Mahoney, Koehn, and Domenico. Coach Deb Patterson emphasizes chemistry as the Wildcats shift from a nine to a 14-player roster, aiming for improved depth and sustained success after a tough NCAA exit.
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Kendra Wecker
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Chelsea Domenico
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Claire Coggins
Tiffany Brooks
Naytanda Smith
Shannon Murdoch
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Panthers plan to slow down Madison on the road
Williamsburg (7-3) travels to Madison (10-0) aiming to disrupt the high scoring offense after a quick three day prep. Coach Chuck Lee says the Panthers will drive the ball, stay unpredictable, and rely on a stout defense to keep the game within a touchdown, hoping the fourth quarter decides it.
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