Ottawa Heads To Five College Basketball Games
The Ottawa men travel to Haskell for a 7 30 p.m. Friday game and the Ottawa women visit Avila at 7 p.m. Saturday. The Ottawa men play Emporia State at 7 30 p.m. Monday and the Ottawa women face William Jewell at 7 p.m. Monday.
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NBA and LPGA TV Schedule Highlights Tonight
Tonight's sports lineup includes NBA games: Houston at Dallas at 6 30 p m on TNT Portland at Seattle at 9 p m on TNT IH San Jose at Philadelphia 6 30 p m ESPN2 Los Angeles at St Louis 7 p m FSN LA Clippers at Denver 9 30 p m ESPN FSN Greensboro at Kansas 6 p m, plus LPGA ADT Championship coverage at 2 p m on ESPN.
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High school football playoff matchups announced across Kansas
The state sub state schedule lists Class 6A games Friday including Olathe North at Olathe East and Hutchinson at Derby. Class 5A features Topeka West at St Thomas Aquinas and Salina Central at Salina South, with several other classes playing Friday and Saturday across Fort Scott Eudora Scott City Wellington Rossville TMP Marian Conway Springs Pittsburg Colgan and Sacred Heart Claflin. 8 man finals set for Saturday at Russell and Rus sell.
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Baseball and football player moves from AP sports brief
Major and minor league signings and roster changes across baseball and football teams. Orioles place Segui and Belle on 60 day list, Athletics add three to 40-man, Cubs promote multiple minor leaguers, Mets promote several, and Phillies add Utley and others. NFL notes include Bills IR designation for Jones, Panthers Smith suspension, Browns Sumter waiver, Cowboys Alford, Packers McKenzie, Colts Bird IR, Chiefs Trulyck, Patriots Wells, and Raiders Upshaw activation.
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Ottawa Braves rebuild gains slow traction in Baker loss
Ottawa University men s basketball shows progress as defense tightens and offense improves marginally. Porter returns after knee scope to contribute six points, while Bulmer leads Ottawa with 14 in a 65 49 setback to Baker amid timing, execution, and health challenges.
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Lady Braves extend win streak with Central Methodist upset
Ottawa University Lady Braves shake off a slow start to defeat Central Methodist 73-66 at Wilson Field House. Amber Lannan posts 17 points and 13 rebounds, while Tina Rush adds 11. Ottawa improves to 4-1 on the season and travels to Avila Saturday.
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K State survives turnover pressure to reach WNIT final
Kansas State coach Deb Patterson earned her 100th career victory as No. 4 Kansas State defeated Southern California 73-61 in the semifinals of the preseason WNIT. Kendra Wecker led with 24 points and 12 rebounds despite 29 turnovers by the Wildcats, who never trailed and will play No. 14 Penn State in the finals. Nicole Ohlde added 19 points and 10 rebounds. Laurie Koehn had 17. Southern California was led by Rachel Woodward with 13.
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Salas Named ECAC Player of the Year in KCAC
Ottawa's Raul Salas, a defensive back and versatile contributor from San Antonio, earned the 2002 ECAC player of the year honor from KCAC coaches. He helped Ottawa reach a 57-7 season finale win over Bethel and was an at-large first-team pick for the second straight year, joining three other Braves on the all-conference list.
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