Ottawa teams set slate across college and pro games
Weekend schedule lists Ottawa men facing MidAmerica Bible in Oklahoma City at 5:30 p.m. and Hillsdale in Oklahoma City also at 5:30 p.m. Ottawa women meet Benedictine in Baldwin at 6 p.m. Saturday, plus men at Southwest Christian in Oklahoma City 6 p.m. and Baker women at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Channel listings include Orlando at Phoenix 7 p.m. on Ch 26, NHL Philadelphia at New York Rangers 7 p.m. on Ch 27, college football Louisville at East Carolina 6:30 p.m. on Ch 28, Washington at Philadelphia 6:30 p.m. on Ch 28, St. Louis at Vancouver 9 p.m. on Ch 43, Dallas at Los Angeles 9:30 p.m. on Ch 28, and NBA LA Lakers at Houston 8 p.m. on Ch 26.
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Pro Baseball and NBA Injury Lists and Signings
A rundown of franchise updates across multiple leagues including Benji Gil’s contract option exercised with the Anaheim Angels, Mo Vaughn activated from the 60 day list, Andruw Jones signed by the Atlanta Braves, and various injuries and activations for the Hawks Mavericks Trail Blazers SuperSonics Raptors and others along with several team roster moves and note of Lions and Dolphins transactions.
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Gee
Anaheim Angels
Benji Gil
Mo Vaughn
Texas Rangers
Justin Thompson
Atlanta Braves
Andruw Jones
Edge
Atlanta Hawks
Shareef Abdur-Rahim
Mark Strickland
Dallas Mavericks
Eduardo Najera
Darrick Martin
Portland Trail Blazers
Damon Stoudamire
Rick Brunson
Seattle Supersonics
Vin Baker
Shammond Williams
Toronto Raptors
Dell Curry
Jerome Willits
Chicago Bears
Walved
Scott Dragos
Todd McMillen
Petroit Lions
Peter Green Bay
EePlaci
Aadl
Dolphins
Tsonze Moyes
Toledo signee Lexee McDonnell Shapes Rockets Guard Trio
Lexee McDonnell, an Anderson County all-stater, signed with the University of Toledo after a visit that convinced her Toledo fits in a three guard offense. The 5 10 guard averaged 17 points, 7.5 rebounds, 6.5 assists, three steals and two blocks per game as a junior, and Toledo’s coach Mark Ehlen praised her court savvy and adaptability to multiple backcourt roles.
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McDonnell
Toledo
Rockets
Mark Ehlen
North
Greg Mast
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Boschee Leads Kansas Rout Of Fort Hays In Exhibition
Kansas Jayhawks, ranked seventh, trounced Division II Fort Hays State 95-41 as Jeff Boschee hit five 3-pointers for 19 points. Nick Collison added 17 points, Keith Langford 14, Hinrich and Gooden 14 each. Kansas built a 64-20 halftime lead and improved to 16 straight home exhibitions.
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Hinrich
Wruans
Illinois
Fort Hays State
Geoff Riley
Tigers
Ike Smith
Kansas
Mark Johnson
Australia
Missouri Tops Tennessee-Martin In Guardians Classic Opener
Missouri, ranked No. 8 to start the season, beat Tennessee-Martin 89-63 in Columbia. Kareem Rush led with 28 points and six rebounds as Clarence Gilbert added 19 and Arthur Johnson 10. Okechi Egbe fouled out after 14 minutes. Missouri opened with a 20-2 run, cementing a decisive early lead.
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Columbia
Missouri
Tigers
Kareem Rush
Tennessee-Martin
Bret Campbell Sai
Clarence Gilbert
Arthur Johnson
Air Force
Sey
Pah
Quin Spyder
Ed Tees
Orien
ST Proper
Snyder
Rush
Okechi Egbe
Campbell
Gilbert
ECAC honors include Rentie and Leonard on first team
Darnell Rentie of Ottawa named defensive player of the year as Bethany and Kansas Wesleyan share top ECAC honors. Matt Leonard of Kansas Wesleyan and Mike Strack of Bethany anchor the first team with multiple Wesleyan, Ottawa, and Southwestern standouts on offense and defense amid 8-1 finishes.
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Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Ottawa
Southwestern
Wesleyan
Dave Dallas
Coyote
Matt Leonard
Josh Stroecker
T.J. Tomlin
Sean Parker
Mike Strack
Todd Just
Kier Swisher
Travis Raile
Paul Hubbard
Darnell Rentie
Rentie
Chris White
Josh Crews
ECAC
Raul Salas
Salas
Timon Marshall
Marshall
Peoria
Ariz
Valley Center
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Travis Burdine
Prague
Okla
Willie Woods
Sterling
Temecula
Zack Westhoff
Bethel
Walnut
Kingsville
Texas
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Houston
Jeremy Jones
Stroud
Dylan Pohlman
Tabor
K, Sr
Burrton
Kan
TJ. Tomlin
P, Jr
Efense
Melvem
Ricky Johnson
Arkansas City
Jason Phelps
Elk City
St. Francis
Joe Hill
Friends
Spring
Corey Hamilton
St. Mary
Poplar Bluff
Chris Galliart
Winfield
Woodland Park
Colo
Beau Gray
Fredrick
San Antonio
Kansas City
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