Ottawa sports schedule anchors busy day of events
Ottawa hosts a packed slate across junior and high school teams with matches at 1:40 p.m. 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. featuring TST Satterbury College and Baker, William Jewell, and Friends. Ottawa teams meet Huron League rivals Bonner Springs Anderton Co. Invitational at 9 a.m. and Sumner Academy at 4 p.m. plus volleyball and soccer games for Ottawa and Seaman through the day.
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Baker
William Jewell
Ottawa
St. Mary
Friends
Orcas
Dallas
Bonner Springs
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Hooer
Sumner Academy
Paola
Southwestern
Seaman
TV Schedule Snarl With Confusing Channel List
Saturday sports broadcast plan shows multiple college and pro games across channels with numerous start times. Matches include Arizona at St Louis, Houston at Atlanta, New York at Oakland, Wisconsin at Ohio State, and Pittsburgh at Kansas City among others, many tagged if needed or repeated on alternate channels.
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NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule and Driver Standings List
The 200 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule with winners in parentheses and driver point standings. Entries include July 29 Pennsylvania 500 at Long Pond and August 5 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis with Gordon and Labonte among top finishers. standings list Gordon Ricky Rudd Tony Stewart Ward Burton Dale Earnhardt Jr Sterling Marlin and others with point totals.
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Santa Fe Trail routs Ottawa in district opener
Santa Fe Trail overwhelmed Ottawa 44-21 as Miles passed for 225 yards and DeWitt and Hulings connected on key plays. The Chargers rolled 373 rushing yards led by Lang and Ramsdall while Ottawa could only muster 26 rushing yards and struggled to defend the run. Ottawa quarterback Sheffield threw for 264 yards and Baldwin caught two TDs, but the Cyclones dropped to 3-4 ahead of their home finale versus Burlington.
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SFT
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Shane Miles
Ryan Hulings
Miles
Dustin DeWitt
Gabe Sheffield
Sheffield
Lee Baldwin
Baldwin
Beth
Tang
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DeWitt
Ramsdell
McBurney
Shively
Houston
Nation
Bachelor
Miller
Halings
Lang
Ramsdall
Baird
Burnett
Vikings crush Yates Center to reach 100th win for coach
Central Heights improves to 7-0 with a dominant 48-8 homecoming win over Yates Center. Coach Kevin Tooley earns his 100th victory as the Vikings roll, celebrating with a water bucket shower after the game.
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Central Heights Vikings
Yates Center
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Central Heights
Kevin Tooley
Tooley
Central Heights Vikings Clinch 52nd Victory at Home
The Central Heights Vikings opened with a 39 yard drive ending in a 22 yard touchdown by Billie Schulz. Derek Brown dominated with three interceptions and 96 rushing yards on 14 carries as the Vikings built an early lead and extended Tooley’s career win total to 100. Randall Sharp added a late score amid a decisive home victory.
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Vikings
Billie Schulz
Vikes
Derek Brown
Brown
Randall Sharp
Central Heights Rolls Past Yates Center in 39-24 Victory
Central Heights dominates Yates Center 39 24 as Schulz 22 and 36 yard runs set scores. Woolery 52 yard pass play extends CH lead. Gorton 6 yard TD caps CH offense while Dempsay 39 yard pass from Owens accounts for YC late score. Next week Humboldt clash looms.
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Chris Woolery
Cats
Schulz
Central Heights
Kyle Gorton
Kyle
Sharp
Wuertz
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Gorton
Dempsay
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Wuerz
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Church
Jamison
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Shields
O'Hare
Henke
Morrison
Barney
Chiefs seek first Arrowhead win amid tough start
The Chiefs, 1-3, face pressure as they visit home despite a hard early schedule. Trent Green notes every game is must win, while players acknowledge improving but need to finally put it together after losses to playoff teams. Steelers Cowher warns Chiefs aren’t as weak as their record.
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Trent Green
Greeh
Broncos
Deltha O'Neal
O'Neal
NFL
Chiefs
Will Shields
Shields
Steelers
Bill Cowher
Area FB Panthers roll to Homecoming win over White City
Williamsburg dominates White City 24-18 in Homecoming action led by Scott Driver 106 yards and Kyle Wadkins 164 yards with multiple scoring plays. Floyd Rolland named Homecoming king Lauren Hawkins queen. Williamsburg improves to 4-3 overall, 1-0 in district. next hosts Kansas School of the Deaf at 4 p.m. Oct 19.
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White City
Scott Driver
Kyle Wadkins
Steve Bathory
Driver
Wadkins
Nick Morgan
Panthers
Morgan
Chuck Lee
Floyd Rolland
King
Lauren Hawkins
Kansas School of the Deaf
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