Friday high school football schedule by game
Friday 7 p.m. kickoffs listed for Prairie View versus Anderson County Spring Hill of Baldwin Central Heights against Pomona Sumner Academy at Ottawa Wellsville hosts Eudora Miami Missouri visits Williamsburg College cross country Ottawa at Emporia College Ottawa soccer match versus Omaha Nebraska entered with read text.
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Prairie View
Anderson County
Spring Hill
Baldwin
Central Heights
Pomona
Sumner Academy
Ottawa
Wellsville
Eudora
Miami
Williamsburg
Emporia College
Omaha
Neb
Borsball Playoffs and Sports Schedule
Florida at San Francisco 3 p.m. on ESPN2 and Atlanta at Chicago 7 p.m. on ESPN. PGA WGC AmEx Championship at 1 p.m. on ESPN. College football Oregon at Utah 9 p.m. on ESPN2.
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San Francisco
Atlanta
Chicago
ESPN
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WGC
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Utah
Postseason Baseball Division Series Schedule and Results
The Associated Press outlines the Division Series results and upcoming games in both the American and National Leagues. Key matchups include New York vs Minnesota, Oakland vs Boston, San Francisco vs Florida, and Atlanta vs Chicago, with game dates, times, and broadcast networks noted for ESPN, ESPN2, and FOX. The list records scores from Sept 30 to Oct 4 and lists potential tiebreaker games through Oct 6.
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Minnesota
Clemens
Lohse
ESPN
Wells
FOX
Oakland
Boston
San Francisco
Florida
Rueter
Redman
ESPN2
J.williams
Willis
Atlanta
Chicago
Maddux
Prior
Clement
Sunday NFL matchups set across noon and primetime slate
A packed Sunday slate features Noon games: Oakland at Chicago Arizona at Dallas Miami at New York Giants Minnesota at Atlanta Seattle at Green Bay Denver at Kansas City Cincinnati at Buffalo New Orleans at Carolina Tennessee at New England San Diego at Jacksonville Detroit at San Francisco Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Pittsburgh plus 7 30 p.m. Open: N Y Jets St Louis Baltimore Houston. Monday presents Indianapolis at Tampa Bay and a prime time boost.
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Chicago
Arizona
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Miami
N.Y. Giants
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Atlanta
Seattle
Green Bay
Denver
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Buffalo
New Orleans
Carolina
Tennessee
New England
San Diego
Jacksonville
Detroit
San Francisco
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
N.Y
Ottawa High 2004 Football Schedule Dates and Opponents
Ottawa High announced its 2004 football schedule with games on September 3 at Spring Hill, September 10 against Turner, September 17 at Louisburg, September 24 at Prairie View, October 1 at Baldwin, October 8 at Chanute, October 15 at Gardner, October 22 at Pittsburg, and October 29 at Paola.
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Ottawa High School
Spring Hill
Turner
Louisburg
Prairie View
Baldwin
Chanute
Gardner
Pittsburg
PAOLA
Braves eye opener for Ottawa air attack at Southwestern game
Ottawa University aims to diversify the offense with more passing as running backs Derrick Ward and Brandon Fischer anchor the ground game. Coach Pat Ross cites timing issues but says the team can be explosive with improved quarterback-receiver connections and a zone blocking scheme.
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Brandon Fischer
Ottawa University
Ward
NAIA
Saint Mary
Fischer
Spires
Ottawa
Pat Ross
Braves
OUT
Southwestern
Cook Field
Ross
Bethany
MidAmerica Nazarene
Saint Mary's
Laurie Sisk
TJ. O’neill
Ottawa routs Atchison 6 0 in league clash on short field
Ottawa High 6 0 win over Atchison on a 56 yard wide field. Freshman Victor Ojeleye scored three goals with Caleb Mitchell assisting and scoring, while Curt Callaghan and Truyn Mosher added goals. Ottawa improves to 9 2 overall and 5 0 in Huron League, JV wins 11 1 with multiple scorers.
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Atchison
Ottawa High
Glen Cahill
Ottawa
Redmen
Cyclones
Cahill
Victor Ojeleye
Caleb Mitchell
Mitchell
Brad Skiles
Curt Callaghan
Truyn Mosher
Turner
JV Pops Atchison
Lucas Lefort
Chirag Patel
Robby Proctor
Tanner Reeves
Proctor
Cyclone runners on upswing in Lansing meet
Ottawa High cross country has risen from midseason doldrums as the Cyclones improve at the Lansing Invitational. Coach Chris Kornhaus credits a late start and August heat for limiting early workouts, with runners showing better form as the season progresses.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Lansing
Chris Kornhaus
Ottawa girls sweep medals in cross country meet
Ottawa's seven girls medaled and finished in the top 22 as the team placed second with 43 points, behind Lansing's 36. Senior Lisa Morrisey won her fourth straight race in 12 minutes 40 seconds, with Jenna Allegre sixth at 13 57, Ashley Guenther seventh at 13 58, Chelsy Coen 13th at 14 26, and Lyndsey Proctor 16th at 14 52.
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Ottawa
Lansing
Lisa Morrisey
Jenna Allegre
Ashley Guenther
Chelsy Coen
Lyndsey Proctor
Amy Craig
Denise Orloff
Missy Westgate
Leslie Haeffner
Michelle Pressgrove
Grant Catleth
Cy Kueffer
Paul Minor
Cal Kueffer
Michael Thrulow
Central Heights
Jeremy Slader
J.T. Horstick
Zach Maier
Aaron Poe
Stephen White
Ward downs Ottawa in emotional match at Turner High
Kansas City Kansas Ward defeated Ottawa 25-19 25-20 to claim the key Huron League volleyball clash. Ottawa beat Atchison 25-20 25-8 and Turner 25-6 25-10 earlier, but Ward's blockers and defense sealed the title bid amid emotional play. Ottawa coach Jodi Grover noted strong Ward defense and surprising tips, while Ottawa improved against Turner.
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Kansas City
Kaw
Turner High
Ottawa
Ward
Huron
Atchison
Turner
Jodi Grover
Grover
Cyclones
Ottawa volleyball looks to shine in home invitational
Sophomore Randi Morris led Ottawa with 17 kills and 18 digs as the 19-6 team prepares for the Ottawa Invitational. Jesutomi Ojeleye added 14 kills, Sadye Mages 12, and Rae Ann Tharp 35 set assists. Ottawa faces Emporia Fort Scott Blue Valley West and Iola in pool play starting 8 am with top two advancing to semis. Grover notes a tough pool and the need to compete hard all day.
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Randi Morris
Ottawa
Jesutomi Ojeleye
Sadye Mages
Megan Ramsey
Rae Ann Tharp
Jara Vance
Emporia
Fort Scott
Blue Valley West
Iola
Olathe East
Pittsburg
SM West
Blue Valley
Santa Fe Trail
Grover
Criqui leads Pomona at Central Heights cross country meet
Pomona senior Dakota Criqui won the DH race in 17 minutes 51 seconds powering Pomona to the boys team title with 42 points at the Central Heights meet. Lance Briggs, Nick Grove and Jeremiah Stumpff posted top finishes as Osawatomie edged Wellsville for second by a point. Pomona girls finished second behind Wellsville, led by Stephanie Worthington and Jessica Rockhold.
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Pomona
Dakota Criqui
Central Heights
Criqui
Ottawa
Lance Briggs
Nick Grove
Jeremiah Stumpff
Ryan Roberts
Weston Grove
Osawatomie
Wellsville
Eagles
Lyndon
Ned Parker
Stephanie Worthington
Jessica Rockhold
Jody Barkley
Baldwin Topeka
Baldwin
Free State
Brian Gerstner
Baldwin Charge
Keith Cowart
Sam Hinton
Zac Towns
Spencer Wilson
Phil Wagner
Chris Elniff
St. Thomas Aquinas
Aquinas
Eriga Ogle
Kelsey Verhaege
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