Hot Rod heating up in pro rodeo circuit
Six time Canadian champion bronc rider Hot Rod Hay of Wildwood Alberta posts strong showings at Caldwell Idaho, Kalispell Montana and Canby Oregon earning $11 387 on the weekend and climbing to third in the Jack Daniel's World Standings. Also highlights include steer wrestler Cash Myers and bull rider Lee Akin secures high scores and prize money across multiple events in Oregon and Idaho. Todd Hipsag injuries reported from Des Moines Iowa incident. he sits fifth in world standings with 63005 dollars.
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Ore
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Weatherford
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Stampede
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Benton City
Wash
Bobby Mote
Omaha World-Herald
Todd Hipsag
Firth, Neb
Des Moines
Iowa
Hipsag
Mercy Medical Center
Cheyenne
Garden City scrimmage ends with tough cuts looming
Garden City Community College used a Thursday intrasquad scrimmage at Memorial Stadium as a final exam for players on the 55-man roaster bubble ahead of the Sept. 1 Dodge City opener. The defense, missing two starters, allowed one touchdown while Berin Lacevic connected on five field goals. Coach Bob Larson urged more offense and greater defensive enthusiasm.
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Brown to appeal big fine for helmet hit
Denver safety Eric Brown plans to appeal a 24588 dollar fine for a helmet to helmet hit on Antonio Freeman. Brown said other players are penalized less while Broncos coach Mike Shanahan noted the rule’s logic. Freeman suffered a concussion and was not expected to play next game.
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Who's No. 1 the big question facing Buffs
Garden City High School girls tennis faces the challenge of filling the No. 1 slot this fall. Senior Brooke Schlappe and freshman Brittany Osbourne compete for the top spot while a deeper talent pool could yield multiple state qualifiers.
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Darcy Wells
Hutchinson
Sarah Krug
Buffaloes
Bob Krug
Brooke Schlappe
Brittany Osbourne
Krug
Darcy
Shawnee Mission
Schlappe
Buffalo
Amy Carnahan
HPL volleyball looks strong with returning stars
Holcomb and Southwestern Heights stumble last season but hype returns as several top teams replace starters and blend experience with youth. Lakin brings back four starters led by Megan Jennings and Kacy King, while Cimarron relies on Angie Faurot and Laura Boroughs. Coaches warn no team will go undefeated.
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Southwestern Heights
Hugoton
Lakin
Steve Davidson
Davidson
Broncs
Megan Jennings
Kacy King
Autumn Eslick
Nicole Wilson
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Iing
King
Chiefs dominate but lose to Jaguars in exhibition
Jacksonville defeated Kansas City 28-23 as the Chiefs built a 20-7 halftime lead but the Jaguars rallied. Jimmy Smith returned from abdominal surgeries to catch five passes for 78 yards and score, while Snoop Minnis and Alvis Whitted delivered key plays. Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil praised the effort despite the setback.
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Kansas City
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Green
Florida State
Snoop Minnis
Todd Collins
Joe Montana
Tom Coughlin
Smith
Jaguars
Tony Gonzalez
Mark Thomas
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