Ottawa Dordt clash and Ottawa road tests this week
Ottawa hosts Dordt College in a Thursday college volleyball match at Sioux City Iowa at 8 p.m. Baker faces Ottawa in men’s basketball Saturday at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday Ottawa travels to Emporia State for men’s play at 7 p.m. Ottawa women visit William Jewell at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Weekend sports schedule highlights for Friday
Friday’s lineup features Coaches vs. Cancer finals on ESPN2 from 6 to 8 pm, Vermont at Kansas at 7 pm on channels 7 and 19, PGA WGC World Cup golf at 6 am on ESPN, NBA: Indiana at Detroit 7 pm on ESPN, Memphis at Sacramento 9:30 pm on ESPN, ATP Masters tennis at 1 pm on ESPN, and more including college football Wake Forest at Miami and Michigan St at Penn St on ESPN networks, Yale at Harvard on WGN, and Auburn at Alabama plus Stanford at California and Wisconsin at Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Kansas
Wake Forest
Miami
ESPN
Michigan St
Penn St
Iowa
Yale
Harvard
WGN
Michigan
Ohio St
Auburn
Alabama
NFL Weekday NFL Game Time Schedule Update
The schedule lists Miami at Seattle and San Diego at Oakland at 3:05 p.m. followed by Atlanta at the Giants and Washington at Philadelphia at 3:15 p.m. Green Bay visits Houston for the 7:30 p.m. game and New England at Kansas City at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Seattle
San Diego
Oakland
Atlanta
N.Y. Giants
Washington
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Houston
New England
Kansas City
National Football League
Associated Press
N.Y. Jets
Buffalo
Miami Wh
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Tennessee
North
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
N.y.giants
Dallas
Atlanta New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Carolina
Green Bay Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
West Wltpct
St. Louis
Arizona
San Fran
New Orleans
College BB Thursday Scores AP Tournament Semis
East Carolina defeated Oregon State 64 to 62 and North Carolina State beat Elon 71 to 45 in the semifinals. In the consolation bracket Fairleigh Dickinson topped New Orleans 71 to 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Carolina
Oregon St
N.C. State
Elon
Fairleigh Dickinson
New Orleans
Oklahoma wait scrambles into North title chase in Big 12
Oklahoma remains 10-0 and No. 2 in the BCS race as four North teams—from Iowa State to Missouri—vie for the right to meet the Sooners in the Big 12 championship. Iowa State has rebounded from a long conference skid, while Missouri faces a two-game finish with a chance to win the division if other results go their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Big 12
Auburn
Nebraska
Associated Press
Bob Stoops
Baylor
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Iowa State
Kansas State
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Buffaloes
Texas
Texas A&m
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Aggies
Bears
Terrance Parks
Shawn Bell
Dane King
Stoops
LSU
Vince Carter
Dan McCarney
Bill Snyder
Cyclones
Tigers
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ottawa University earns four on all-ECAC first team
The Herald reports Ottawa University football had four players named to the all-conference first team in the ECAC. Senior linebacker Paul Gills headlined the Braves as a unanimous pick and repeat selection. Justin Smail, Brandon Myers, and Raleigh Fletcher joined him on the first team, while Jay White and Robert Halli made the second team. Honorable mentions included Jaantonio Baldwin Calvin Davenport and See OTTAWA Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Brandon Myers
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Paul Gills
Justin Smail
Raleigh Fletcher
Herald
Braves
Justin
ECAC all conference football first team offense and defense
The ECAC all conference first team lists Ricky Ishida of Tabor College at quarterback and a host of receivers and linemen led by Bethel and Friends universities. Defensively, Bethany and Ottawa appear with multiple players, including Justice Williams and Sean Eason, while specialists include Kyle Thomas and Flynn Heughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Ishida
Tabor College
Shafter
Phillip Barron
Bethel College
San Antonio
Aaron Howell
Friends University
Oklahoma City
Roger Butler
Hanford
Justin Small
Ottawa University
Paola
Peter Garibaldi
Bryan Cooper
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Jon Quisenberg
University of Saint Mary
Ramona
Ricky Ngo
Wicht
Scott Robinson
Wichita
Ryan Peterson
Brett Murdock
Sterling College
Hernada
Grant Myers
Bakersfield
Justice Williams
Bethany College
Augusta
Reggie Johnson
Dallas
Dan Kontz
Derby
Brandon Myers
Canton
C.J. Hid
Hillsboro
Jared Ratziaff
McPherson College
Fredonia
Paul Gids
Santa Cruz
Adrian Johnson
Southwestern Et
Winfield
Jake Schenk
Smith
Bryan Smith
Dan
Raleigh Fletcher
Federal Way
John Ohm
Red Bluff
Dallas Thompson
Lawton
Sean Eason
Houston
Kyle Thomas
Southwestern College
Flynn Heughan
Garrett Wharton
Lite River
Cody Eastes
Lake Isabella
Kris Smiley
Ottawa Falls To Dordt In NAIA Region IV Opener
In Sioux Center Iowa Ottawa University volleyball pushed Dordt College to 22 ties in the first game but failed to score on four service chances. Dordt swept Ottawa 34 32 30 22 30 13 to advance. Ottawa senior Melissa Combs had nine kills while Stephanie Dem finished with seven as Ottawa closed 19 11 after claiming the KCAC regular season and tournament titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Staff
Sioux Center
Iowa
Ottawa University
Dordt College
Ottawa
Dordt
Melissa Combs
Stephanie Dem
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Also Mentioned on This Page
NBA
Indiana
Memphis
Sacramento
ESPN2
Stanford
California
FSN
BYU
Utah
Oregon
Florida
Florida St
Motorsports Busch Ford
KCAC
Ottawa Herald
ECAC
Ottawa Falls
University of Colorado
Jim Martin
Martin
Rocky Mountain News
Highlands Ranch
Predovich & Company
CU Foundation
Gary Barnett
Ken Salazar
Elizabeth Hoffman
CU Boulder
Richard Byyny
University
George
Sissel
Hoffman
Byyny
Barnett
Michele Ames
Bill Owens