Ottawa and area high school and college schedules clash
Football Baker at Graceland and Ottawa at Southwestern lead a busy slate with 2 and 7 pm starts. Soccer Ottawa visits Mo Valley 2 to 4 pm while other events include girls golf and multiple volleyball matches across Wellsville Anderson Co Pomona Jayhawk and Sabetha Inv venues.
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Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
A dense slate spans MLB NFL college football and basketball with games including Oakland at Minnesota at noon and Florida at Mississippi at 11 a.m. plus Purdue at Iowa, Maryland at West Virginia, Oklahoma State at Texas, Stanford at Notre Dame, Kansas State at Colorado, Georgia at Alabama, Oklahoma at Missouri, Ohio State at Northwestern, USC at Washington State, Arkansas at Tennessee, Oregon at Arizona, and a full assortment of golf NASCAR and CART events. Playoff baseball implied with IF games TBA.
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ORC Update With Evening Softball And Volleyball Schedule
Forest Park hosts adult coed and women's volleyball action this week with UTU Local 1532 facing Pro Customs at 7 p.m. Boss's Men meet Madden Rental at 8 p.m. Thaddeus Faircloth plays Olivas Construction at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Debuts include The No Names vs Jackie's Jewels at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Don Woodward, plus Mixed Nuts versus Madness and Survivors versus Side Out in OMS Women's Power at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. respectively.
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Hayden Invitational Provides Tight Race for Area Teams
In Thursday action at the Hayden Invitational, boys teams saw Seaman lead with 108 points and Junction City close behind at 147 as Baldwin and Aquinas trailed. Individual standout times include Keith Cowart 17 21, Zac Towns 17 26, and Sam Hinton 17 47, with strong showing from Stansberry and Strong. In the girls division, Baldwin and Free State tallied 70 and 70 respectively, while Wamego and Washburn Rural trailed. notable times include Erica Ogle 12 10, Denise Orloff 12 34, Amy Craig 12 53, and Kayla Pringle 13 45.
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Ottawa Cyclones rally to beat Sumner Academy 25 20
Ottawa high school football coach Pat Boeh praised a tight family ethos as the Cyclones overcame a three game skid to defeat Sumner Academy 25 20 at Wyandotte High School. Vashon Perryman scored four touchdowns and Dominic Nation helped spark a stronger running game.
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Central Heights edges Pomona 21 20 on late stand
Central Heights overcame a halftime deficit to beat Pomona 21 to 20. Vinnie Wuertz starred with 134 rushing yards and two scores, as the Vikings forced five turnovers and blocked a key extra point to seal the homecoming win.
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Williamsburg Panthers Survive Miami Comeback in Prep Roundup
Williamsburg outlasted Miami, Missouri 30-24 as coach Chuck Lee praised a strong defensive effort and a resilient comeback. Scott Driver led with 119 rushing yards and three touchdowns while Ty Rich added 61 yards on 20 carries and Steven Bathory caught a 79-yard receiving score. Williamsburg moves to 4-1 and heads to Colony Crest next, while Wellsville fell to 1-4 after a tough night against Eudora.
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