Ottawa Game Night Highlights For Tuesday And Thursday
Ours Tuesday features Clay Canter at Ottawa at 7 p m with Waverly at Pit Colgan also at 7 p m. Ottawa hosts Rose Hill in high school soccer at 4 p m and Sterling visits Ottawa for college volleyball at 7 p m Thursday.
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Area Monday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press
The Roundup covers notable NBA and MLB moves. In baseball, the Angels exercise Shigetoshi Hasegawa option while declining others, the Diamondbacks name Bob Branly manager, the Padres let Bret Boone walk, and the Brewers move Chad Fox and Rocky Coppinger to Indianapolis. In the NBA, teams place players on injured lists or waive players, with Mutombo and others listed for Atlanta, and Boston sidelining several players.
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Cyclones ready for playoff showdown with Clay Center
Ottawa High prepares for the bi district playoff at Grogan Stadium against Clay Center after clinching a 9-0 berth. Coach Pat Boeh emphasizes calm, execution, and going after the Tigers from the start as Ottawa touts a stingy defense and running back by committee behind leaders Steward Sigmund Barkley and Gibbons.
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Ottawa Eyes Historic Playoff Breakthrough Seeks Big Game Win
Ottawa faces a high stakes push as a season finale looms with the 11 game home winning streak on the line. The team seeks to end a playoff drought by advancing past the first round for the first time since 1970 and to clinch the coveted Big Game victory.
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Ottawa Middle School Girls Split With Emporia
In Emporia Monday Ottawa Middle School girls basketball split results. The junior team lost 27 23 while the seventh grade prevailed 2 0 with Megan Ramsey scoring 14 and Jill Spratt eight. Other scorers included Lang three and Lewis one. Both teams travel to Lawrence Central Thursday.
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Baldwin and Spring Hill win tourney titles in Wellsville
In Wellsville on Monday Baldwin and Spring Hill claimed division titles in girls junior high basketball. Baldwin crushed Spring Hill 24 8 to win the eighth grade crown, then Spring Hill edged Baldwin 28 26 in overtime for the seventh grade title.
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Iowa State builds toward bowl after breakthrough season
Dan McCarney guides Iowa State to its first winning regular season since 1989 with six wins and bowl eligibility, a turnaround from a 0-10-1 mark when he arrived in 1994, while Baylor coach Kevin Steele seeks a similar revival in his second season as Baylor endures 18 straight Big 12 losses and faces No 1 Oklahoma after a 59-0 loss at Nebraska.
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Titans High Light Reel Wins Over Redskins 27 21
Titans extend seven game winning streak with a 27 21 Monday night victory over the Redskins in Landover. Derrick Mason returned a 69 yard punt for a score and Samari Rolle added an 81 yard interception return on the final play of the first half. Frank Wycheck scored on a tough run as Tennessee knocked Washington from first place in the NFC East.
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