Kansas Wesleyan to face Ottawa in college volleyball
College volleyball schedule lists Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa at 7 p m. High school volleyball shows Wellsville at Anderson County Baldwin quad Central Heights at Pomona Lyndon at Flinthill MdCY at Olpe Osage City at Rossville Orawe quad Waverly at Hartford Williamsburg at Jayhawklinn and Hebrew Academy at Ottawa for youth soccer with matches from 4 to 5 30 p m.
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Playoffs Postseason Baseball League Championship Series
The Associated Press reports AL and NL series actions with Cleveland taking a 3-1 lead over Baltimore after two games 2-1 in 12 innings and 8-7, while Florida and Atlanta face decisive dates with Florida leading 2-1 and Florida’s Brown matching up with Atlanta’s Glavine in a 7:07 p.m. showdown.
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Braves fall as Southwestern edges Ottawa in late rally
In a weekend showdown at Cook Field, Southwestern rallies to beat Ottawa University 31 to 28. Southwestern improves to 4-1 overall and 3-0 in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference, while Ottawa drops to 4-1 and 3-1 in ECAC play. Key moments include a blocked 24 yard field goal by Basnight and a 37 yard Scheel field goal, with Duncan totaling 116 rushing yards and Bradford catching two TDs for Southwestern, and OU mounting a second half comeback led by Wait and Hull though ultimately falling short.
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OMS volleyball teams roll to tournament titles
The Ottawa Middle School seventh and eighth graders won the OMS Invitational at Ottawa High School. The eighth grade team swept Turner in the final 15-3 15-5 after an 7-0 run, while the seventh grade beat Leavenworth East 15-1 15-7 at Ottawa University to close a season finishing 20-1 for the eighth grade and 10-4 for the seventh.
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Bishop's record day fuels Wildcats win over Missouri
Kansas State quarterback Michael Bishop rushed for a school record 196 yards and two touchdowns and threw a 44 yard TD pass as Kansas State defeated Missouri 41-11. Coach Bill Snyder praised his team while Missouri’s Jeff Marriott credited Bishop for his standout performance amid Tigers’ tackling struggles. Kansas State improved to 4-1 overall, 1-1 in the Big 12, while Missouri dropped to hosting Big 12 rival status amid mixed results elsewhere in the conference.
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Baker, Colbert spark 43 18 win over William Jewell
Baker and Cedric Colbert powered a 43 18 homecoming victory at Liston Stadium led by Colbert who ran for 274 yards and three touchdowns and is the leading rusher with 1 063 yards in five games. Baker totaled 528 yards to William Jewell’s 268 as the Baker defense recorded 10 tackles for losses. Colbert scored twice in the second quarter and Page connected on a 10 yard pass to Warren. Baker 3 2 now faces Culver Stockton at 1 30 p m Saturday.
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