Pry 4 Thursday High School Football Schedule
Pry 4 Thursday lists all games at 7 p.m. unless noted. Anderson County plays Burlington. Party lecompton at Baldwin. Central Heights at Wallsville. Csawatomie at Ottawa. Pomona at Silver Lake. MdCV at Williamsburg. Ottawa hosts Olathe Northwest in soccer at 3 p.m. Tabor visits Ottawa at 7 p.m. Baldwin faces Wamego at 2:30 p.m. Baldwin vs Clearwater at 5:30 p.m. Baldwin vs Lansing at 7:30 p.m. Stove Cross SA at Lawrence, boys 10:30 p.m. girls 11:30 p.m. 344 at Wamego. 3A boys 9 p.m., 44 boys 9:30 a.m. 3A girls 10 a.m. 44 girls 1 a.m. Ottawa at Tabor 1:30 p.m. soccer Sterling at Ottawa 2 p.m.
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Thursdey
Anderson County
Burlington
Party-lecompton
Baldwin
Central Heights
Wallsville
Csawatomie
Ottawa
Pomona
Silver Lake
Mdcv
Williamsburg
Olathe Northwest
Tabor
Wamego
Clearwater
Lansing
Stove Cross SA
Lawrence
Aim
Sterling
College football Friday night slate spans Cincinnati USF and Minnesota at NJ
ESPN2 airs Cincinnati at South Florida at 6 30 p m while Minnesota visits New Jersey at 7 p m ESPN carries Philadelphia at Sacramento at 9 30 p m and BYU hosts Boise State on air football plus NBA and NHL games across ESPN TNT and USA networks with the schedule highlighting Dallas Monday action.
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NBA
Denver
Houston
Cleveland
Phoenix
NHL
Philadelphia
New Jersay
ESPN
Cincinnati
South Florida
ESPN2
Minnesota
New Jersey
Sacramento
Baseball Transactions Cast Wide 2004 Option Decisions
Orioles declined options on Pat Henigen and Brook Fordyce. Tigers signed Jamie Walker to a one year deal. Royals declined Brent Mayne option. Rays exercised Julia Luge option. Braves declined 2004 mutual option on Shane Reynolds. Henry Blanco elected free agency after rejecting Richmond assignment. Cubs purchased Angel Guzman from West Tenn. Dodgers declined Brian Jordan option.
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iCon Langue
Baltimore Orioles
Pat Henigen
Brook Fordyce
Jove Leon
Detroit Tigers
Jamie Walker
Kansas City Royals
Brent Mayne
Tampa
BAY Devil Rays
Julia Luge
Atlanta Braves
Shane Reynolds
Henry Blanco
Richmond
Chicago Cub5
Angel Guzman
West Tern
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Brian Jordan
Ottawa girls hit state stride in 5A cross country race
Ottawa aims for a strong showing at the Rim Rock state meet led by three time medalist Lisa Morrisey, with newcomers Ashley Guenther Lindsay Proctor Haley Jackson and Toland's regional soccer run alongside cross country training. Coach Chris Kornhaus notes rebuilding strides as Ottawa faces nine teams ranked ahead. Morrisey and Toland push to capitalize on unfamiliar course and post solid finishes.
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Harald
Ottawa
Rim Rock
Lawrence
Chris Kornhaus
State
Kornhaus
Ashley Guenther
Lyndsey Proctor
Haley Jackson
Lisa Morrisey
Laurie Sisk
Ottawa High
Dustyn Toland
Cyclone
Chelsy Coen
Amanda Guenther
Jenna Allegre
Ottawa runner Lisa Morrisey earns Applebee’s Athlete of the Month
Ottawa High’s Lisa Morrisey, a top cross country distance runner, won five straight races last season and has captured more than 20 cross country victories. Coach Chris Kornhaus notes her drive and potential for the next level as she receives Applebee’s Athlete of the Month for Sept 15 to Oct 14 with a $500 scholarship announced in May.
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Ottawa
Chris Kornhaus
Kornhaus
Applebee
Dustyn Toland
Matt Wahncotten
John Casady
Jason Houston
Caleb Mitchell
Jesutomi Ojeleye
Sadye Mages
Ner
Ottawa High
Applebee's
Morrisey
Laurie Sisk
Ottawa Applebee
Jody Martin
Lisa Morrisey
Baldwin spikers gear up for state tourney run
Baldwin High volleyball aims to improve after a 0-3 state debut last year. Coach Jill Brown notes a tougher, more aggressive, focused squad built since seventh grade. With a 37-2 record, the Bulldogs draw seed two and face Wamego Clear Water and Lansing in pool play in Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin High
Bulldogs
Baldwin
Jill Brown
Trice
Sies Oran
Brown
Wamego
Clearwater
Lansing
Salina
Saturn
Greg Mast
Jayhawks rely on defense with key injuries looming
Kansas coach Mark Mangino expects a defense that can stay on the field long after injuries to top playmakers. The Jayhawks aim to shut down Texas A M’s balanced attack led by Reggie McNeal and Courtney Lewis, while defensive tackle Travis Watkins is unlikely to play.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Mark Mangino
Jayhawks
Texas A&m
Mangino
Bill Whittemore
Brian Luke
Kansas State
Bli Roberson
Davin Dennis
Shelton Simmons
Kevin Kane
Shelton
Aggies
Reggie McNeal
Courtney Lewis
McNeal
Simmons
Travis Watkins
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