Weekend and midweek sports schedule across Ottawa region
Saturday cross country events list Ottawa at Aquinas Inc JCCC 8 am and a full slate of high school volleyball soccer and college matches through Friday. Included are Ottawa against Baker Toumey and Saint Mary at Ottawa with various kickoffs and venues.
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Ottawa
Aquinas Inc
JCCC
Baldwin
Wellsville
Pomona
Central Heights
Osawatomie
Paola
Hayden
William Jewell
Olathe North
Sterling
Isoa
Anderson County
Iola
Louisburg
Bonner Springs
Perry-Lecompton
Anderson Co., OH
Gardner
Avila
Baldwin Central Heights
Valley Heights
Turner
Uniontown
Christ Prep
Williamsburg
Baker Toumey
Jennis Baldwin
Marysville
Wamego
Saint Mary
Baldwin Inc
College and pro sports schedule list for Saturday and evening
A dense listing of college football and basketball games across multiple networks including TCU at Oklahoma at 11 a.m. on ABC and Wisconsin vs Bowling Green at 11 p.m. on ESPN, plus soccer, baseball, golf, tennis, and auto racing events with times and channels. The spread covers Rutgers Illinois 2:30 p.m. ABC, Alabama State South Carolina State 2:30 p.m. ESPN2, Colorado State Colorado 2:30 p.m. TBS, Boise State Georgia 4:30 p.m. ESPN, USC Hawaii 6 p.m. ESPN2, Texas La Lafayette 6 p.m. FSN, Texas A&M Clemson 7 p.m., Georgia Tech Auburn 7:45 p.m. PN, UCLA San Diego State 9:15 p.m. ESPN2, Deutsche Bank PGA 2 p.m., LPGA State Farm 2:30 p.m., Cincinnati Atlanta 6 p.m., Detroit Chicago White Sox 6 p.m. WGN, Busch Ameriquest 300 7:30 p.m., NBC, U S Open 10 a.m. CBS 6 p.m., and additional baseball and racing notes.
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TCU
Oklahoma
Bowling Green
Wisconsin
ESPN
Rutgers
Illinois
Alabama
South Carolina
Colorado
Boise St
Georgia
USC
Hawaii
la Lafayette
Texas
West Virginia
Syracuse
ABC
Bill Snyder
Louisville
Kentucky
Virginia Tech
N.C. State
ESPN2
Mark Mangino
Gary Pinkel
FSN
Cincinnati
Atlanta
TBS
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
WGN N.Y. Yankees
Oakland
Ottawa High opens season with 35-6 win over Spring Hill
Ottawa High School dominated Spring Hill with a strong start and finish scoring 35 points to 6. The defense limited the Broncos to 87 total yards as coach Pat Boeh praised contributors and momentum regained in the fourth quarter.
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Ottawa High
Wes Sylvester
Sam Smith
Spring Hill
Clint Mackey
Cyclones
Broncos
Mark Wray
Aaron Douglas
Douglas
Greg Mast
Herald
Ottawa
Steve Grogan
Pat Boeh
Boeh
Beeh
Williamsburg Panthers dominate Hamilton for 36 8 home opener win
Williamsburg High School Panthers rely on a strong ground game in their 36 8 victory over Hamilton. Casey Smith opened with a 44 yard run, followed by touchdowns from Eric Bachelor and Justin Reed. Matt Chanay connected with Zack Parkin for a 17 yard score. Panthers held Hamilton to 121 yards with only two penalties. They host Christ Prep Academy next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Williamsburg High School
Panthers
Hamilton
Casey Smith
Eric Bachelor
Justin Reed
Matt Chanay
Zack Parkin
Shawn Walters
Walters
Christ Prep Academy
W— Smith
W — Bachelor
Parkin
W— Reed
Chanay
W — Parkin
Smith
Pomona Wins Buzzard's Bowl on Late TD Pass
Pomona High School Indians defeat Lyndon Tigers 12 to 6 to open the season. New coach Bob Boldra praised conditioning as key, while Tad Eubanks threw for 162 yards and Ethan Hawkins 44 receiving yards in a tight defensive showdown. Tanner Nitcher led rushers with 44 yards on 18 carries as Pomona rallied with 10 seconds left for the winning score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Webber
Spe
Herald
Lyndon
Pomona High School
Indians
Lyndon Tigers
Pomona
Bob Boldra
Boldra
Eubanks
Travis Brown
Reed Neimack
Tigers
Tiger
Ethan Hawkins
Tanner Nitcher
Uniontown
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Clemson
Georgia Tech
Auburn
UCLA
San Diego St
Deutsche Bank
USA
Lpga State Farm
Baseball
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
WGN
Motorsports Busch Ameriquest
NBC
CBS
Motorsports
Nextel
Tennis
ORC
Denny
Homesmartz
Midwest
Mort- Asm
Warriors
Dilard LLC
Adamson Brothers
A&m Building
Farmer's
State Farm
Mid- Cabinets
Whatever
Wise Guys
Brew Crew
Nautilus
Area Schools
John Nowak
The
Ottawa Herald
Vikings
W — Caleb
H —Ashlock
Prairie View
Tooley
Buzzard
Tad Eubanks
Weston Reece