Ottawa and area high school sports schedule update
Thursday features Ottawa at Bohner Springs 4 p.m and several league meets in Gardner Bonner Springs Central Heights and more all at 4 p.m. Friday screens football games at 7 p.m. including Anderson Co Prairie View Paola and others with college matches in basketball and cross country events listed.
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Ottawa
Bohner Springs
Gardner
Anderson Co
Prairie View
Paola
Baldwin Yates Center
Central Heights
Pomona
Northern Heights
Wellsville
Imaculata
White City
Williamsburg
Baker
William Jewell
St. Mary
Friends
Dallas
Huron
Bonner Springs
Baseball Playoff Broadcast Schedule Listings
The schedule lists games for baseball and hockey across channels. Cleveland faces Seattle at 3 p.m. on channel 34, Oakland versus New York at 7 p.m. on channel 4, Maryland plays Georgia Tech at 6 30 p.m. on channel 27, Los Angeles hosts St Louis in NHL at 6 30 p.m. on channel 43, Colorado visits Edmonton at 9 p.m. on channel 28, Houston plays Atlanta at 3 p.m. on channel 4, Arizona visits St Louis at 7 p.m. on channel 34.
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Cleveland
Seattle
Oakland
New York
Maryland
Georgia Tech
NHL
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Colorado
Edmonton
Baseball Houston
Atlanta
Arizona
Kansas high school rankings list by class and teams
The AP style rankings compiled from Hutchinson News Salina Journal Topeka Capital Journal and Wichita Eagle show leaders in classes 6A through 1A with teams like Olathe North Derby BV North Olathe South and Hutchinson all at 6-0 in 6A 6-0 clubs sit atop 5A 4A and 3A led by Salina Central Hayden Conway Springs and Claflin respectively with several tied and unranked contenders across other classes including Pittsburg Colgan Centralia Atwood and St. Paul, among others.
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Hutchinson News
Salina Journal
Topeka Capital Journal
Wichita Eagle
Olathe North
Derby
Fie
BV North
Olathe South
Hutchinson
BV Northwest
Salina Central
Hays
Ulysses
Clas
Conway Springs
Smith Center
Hillsboro
Neodesha
Collegiate
Rock Creek
Southwestern Heights
Claflin
Pittsburg Colgan
Centralia
Atwood
Jefferson North
Hoxie
Onaga
South Barber
Tribune
St. Paul
Ashland
Little River
Pike Valley
Hanston
Haviland
Sylvan Grove
Hope
Bern
Lewis
Midway Denton
Playoff Baseball Divisional Series matchups and results
Major league playoffs outline from the Associated Press covering the American League and National League series. Key results include Cleveland defeating Seattle 5 0 to lead 1 0 and Oakland beating New York 5 3 while Arizona and St Louis split games. Schedules list indicative games with times and broadcasters Fox Family Fox and FX across multiple dates.
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Seattle
Cleveland
Oakland
Hudson
New York
Pettitte
Fox
Mussing
Zito
Arizona
St. Louis
Batista
Kite
Fox Family
St. Loui
Ottawa High faces backfield shakeup in district opener
Ottawa High football relies on a running back by committee after multiple injuries. Sophomore Jason Houston leads with 100 yard games but hip and ankle injuries complicate the backfield. District play opens at Santa Fe Trail with Ottawa 3-3 and seeking a playoff edge.
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Cyclones
Jason Houston
Eric Corder
Anthony Ingram
Eric Hull
Pat Boeh
Ent
Dom Nation
Matt Bachelor
Nation
Houston
Atchison
Bachelor
Boeh
Santa Fe Trail
Chargers
Big Bullseye
Beeh
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald.com
Ron Bishop
Ottawa High
Gabe Sheffield
Ward
Sheffield
Committee of Ottawa
Oakland A's display poise in World Series opener
Mark Mulder and Terrence Long propelled Oakland to a 5-3 victory over New York in Game 1 of the ALDS. Giambi homered as the A's showed maturity from the first inning through postgame interviews. Yankees face Andy Pettitte in Game 2, aiming to even the series.
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NEW York
Mark Mulder
Oakland Athletics
A’s
Mulder
Terrence Long
New York Yankees
Jason Giambi
Oakland
Yankees
Andy Pettitte
Tim Hudson
Pettitte
Roger Clemens
Joe Torre
Yankee Stadium
A's
Mulder stars as A’s take Game 1 in playoff bounce back
Oakland defeats New York 5 3 to seize a 1 0 lead in the series as Mark Mulder anchors the rotation with 21 wins and a poised post season debut. Giambi credits Mulder for adding an extra matchup option while the A’s weathered last year’s back injuries and fielding woes.
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Mulder
Oakland
Mark Mulder
Giambi
Yankees
Frank Menechino
Derek Jeter
A’s
New York
Bernie Williams
Tino Martinez
Cardinals Ride Williams to 1-1 NLDS Tie
Woody Williams boosted the Cardinals with a 4-1 win over Arizona in Game 2, tying the series 1-1. Williams spoke of emotional reversals after his San Diego stint, while Johnson lamented another tough postseason loss as Arizona’s ace entered his seventh straight postseason defeat.
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Phoenix
St. Louis Cardinals
Woody Williams
Cardinals
Williams
San Diego
Randy Johnson
Arizona Diamondbacks
Curt Schilling
Johnson
Braves one win away from NLCS as series heads to Turner Field
The Atlanta Braves lead the Houston Astros 2 0 in the NL Division Series after a 1 0 victory. Tom Glavine pitched eight sharp innings and Julio Lugo’s error produced the Braves’ only run. John Smoltz earned the save, with plans for more playoff games in Atlanta or Houston. Astros starters Shane Reynolds and Roy Oswalt face off as Houston tries to stretch the series. Bobby Cox missed the workout to be with his injured sister Joy Rogers awaiting brain hemorrhage treatment. the Braves aim to finish the series in Atlanta.
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Houston
Atlanta Braves
Turner Field
Houston Astros
Braves
Astros
Tom Glavine
Atlanta
Julio Lugo
John Smoltz
Lance Berkman
Shane Reynolds
John Burkett
Roy Oswalt
Greg Maddux
Enron Field
Wade Miller
Glavine
Dave Mlicki
Shane
Roy
Wade
Bobby Cox
Birmingham
Ala
Joy Rogers
Ottawa University Owls crack Bethany in straight sets
Ottawa University volleyball beat Bethany 30-25 30-15 30-24 at Wilson Field House to extend its KCAC lead with a 14-10 overall record. Freshman Emily Foster led with 14 kills while Staci Amidan Myra Pope and Jennifer Wilson each had eight. Setter Shanna Uden had 36 assists and eight digs as OU showed balance with middles and outside hitters.
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Ottawa
Wilson Field House
Lady Braves
Bethany
Kendra Kahler
Kahler
Emily Foster
KCAC
Staci Amidan
Myra Pope
Jennifer Wilson
Wilson
Shanna Uden
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