High School and College Sports Schedules Across Kansas
High school volleyball games include Central Heights at Anderson County Ottawa at Osawatomie Pomona hosts Northern Heights at 5 p.m. Wefaville visits Louisburg and Williamsburg hosts a 5 p.m. volleyball triangular. High school soccer Ottawa visits Turner at 5 p.m. Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa volleyball at 7 p.m. College soccer Bethany plays Ottawa 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Central Heights
Anderson Co
P.m
Ottawa
Osawatomia
Northern Heights
Pomona
Wefaville
Louisburg
Williamsburg
Turner
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Baseball and basketball playoff schedule across ESPN networks
On Tuesday the baseball playoffs feature Boston at Anaheim at 3 p.m. and New York Yankees at 7 p.m. on ESPN. At 4 p.m. WNBA action has Sacramento at Seattle on ESPN2, followed by Houston at Atlanta at 3 p.m. on ESPN2. The Yankees are also listed at 6 p.m. and Boston at Anaheim at 9 p.m. on ESPN.
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Boston
Anaheim
Espn Ae
N.Y
Sacramento
Seattle
ESPN2
Houston
Atlanta
NLY
Yankees
ESPN
Postseason baseball division series matchups and dates
The American League division series list Minnesota at New York with Santana Mussina and Radke Lieber games, and Anaheim at Boston with Schilling Washburn and Martinez Coton matchups. The National League and Atlanta Houston series include Los Angeles St Louis Weaver Lima, and Clemens Wright Oswalt Thomson games, with dates through Oct 9.
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Associated Press
New York
Minnesota
Santana
Mussina
FOX
Radke
Lieber
ESPN
Hernandez
Brown
Silva
Anaheim
Boston
Schilling
Washburn
Martinez
Coton
Escobar
Arroyo
Wakefield
Los Angeles
Rey
St. Louis
W.williams
Weaver
War
Iday
Morris
Lima
Atlanta
Houston
Wedi
Clemens
Wright
Oswalt
Thomson
Hampton
Hous
Early 2000s MLB NBA trades and staff changes summary
Multiple teams announce contract terms and staff moves. Chicago White Sox agreed with pitcher Ean Polite for one year. Seattle fired Bob Melvin as manager. Toronto promoted John Gibbons to manager with Mike Barnett as hitting coach and staff returning. Ernie Whitt named bench coach and Brad Amnaberg pitching coach. Cincinnati Reds reassigned prospects to Louisville IL, Corky Miller claimed by Minnesota. Chicago Bulls waived Chris Jeffries. Golden State Warriors added Matt Carroll and others. Los Angeles Clippers signed Trajan Langdon and Raniel Dickens. Los Angeles Lakers added Jerry Dupree and Tiere Be. Minnesota Timberwolves agreed to terms with several players including Kasib Powell. New York Knicks signed Mengke Bateer Andre Barrett Murray. Orlando Maclean and others also listed among signings and roster moves.
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Chicago White Sox
Ean Polite
Seattle Mariners
Bob Melvin
Toronto Blue Jays
John Gibbons
Mike Barnett
Brian Butterfield
Bruce Walton
Ernie Whitt
Brad Amnaberg
Mati
Cincinnati Reds
Mike Matthews
Aaron Myetts
Juan Padua
Louisville
Corky Miller
Minnesota
Basketes
National Basketall Association
Chicago Bulls
Chrie Jefferies
Golden State Warriors
Matt Carroll
Brandon
Ansu Sesay
LOS Angeles Clippers
Trajan Langdon
Raniel Dickens
Chris willIcox
LOS Angeles Lakers
Jerry Dupree
Tiere
Minnesota Timberwolves
Jackie Butler
Anthony Carter
Anthony Goldwire
Kasib Powell
John
Rick Rlckert
Blake Stepp
NEW York Knicks
Mengke Bateer
Andre Barrett
Murray Orlando Maclean
Ean Barron
Corsiey
See Grongrimmer
Ousmane Cisse
Norm Richardson
Chiefs snap slump with win over Ravens in Baltimore
Kansas City topples Baltimore 27 24 as Priest Holmes runs for 125 yards and two touchdowns. Trent Green passes for 223 yards, and the Chiefs control clock for 39 minutes 43 seconds to end Baltimore’s home streak. Ravens fall to 2 2 with Kyle Boller throwing a lone TD.
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Baltimore
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Baltimore Ravens
Dick Vermeil
Priest Holmes
Kansas City
Ravens
Trent Green
Jamal Lewis
Lewis
Lional Dalton
B.J. Sams
Brian Billick
Holmes
Eric Hicks
Ray Lewis
Kevin Johnson
Kyle Boller
Boller
Randy Hymes
Royals begin rebuilding after 104-loss season in KC
Kansas City reveals staff changes after a ruinous year with 104 losses. Pitching and third base coaches reassigned, strength and conditioning coordinators cut, and many young players expected next spring. Owner David Glass vows to be competitive, while GM Allard Baird calls the season deeply disappointing. The Royals opened with a strong rally but collapsed to finish 58-104.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
David Glass
Glass
Royals
Juan Gonzalez
Benito Santiago
Chicago
Joe Randa
Angel Berroa
Brian Anderson
Tony Pena
Allard Baird
Border Showdown replaces Border War in Missouri Kansas clash
Lawrence AP report says the Missouri Kansas rivalry will drop the term Border War in favor of Border Showdown to honor troops overseas. Athletic directors Perkins and Alden say sensitivity to national events after Sept 11 and ongoing conflicts drives the change honoring service members. The piece recalls deep Civil War roots and historic clashes between the two schools.
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Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas
Lew Perkins
Mike Alden
Free State
William Quantrill
OU Texas game looms over Big 12 week
No. 2 Oklahoma and No. 5 Texas meet undefeated in a marquee rivalry that dominates the Big 12 spotlight. Coaches tout the national and conference implications as Kansas State and Kansas also clash in an instate showdown with Kansas State riding a long series edge.
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Dallas
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Gary Barnett
Kansas
Mark Mangino
Iowa State
Dan McCarney
Sooners
Longhorns
Bob Stoops
Stoops
Mack Brown
Brown
Kansas State
Wildcats
Texas A&m
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa University
Stephanie Demn
Jennifer Sousley
Lady Braves
Wilson Field House
Sterling
Thorugh
Bly
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