W NCAA WNBA clash delays and Mystics fall to Liberty
Brenda Kirkham recalls a delayed WNBA Eastern Conference final as the Washington Mystics lose 64 57 to New York Liberty in a game aided by veteran leadership led by Theresa Weatherspoon while Chamique Holdsclaw battles through a knee issue and Coco Miller and Stacey Dales Schuman boost the Mystics into a championship contender role. Lisa Leslie and the Los Angeles Sparks await in the next round.
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Nelson tabbed Buffaloes quarterback to lead Garden City team
Garden City High School selects senior Chris Nelson as quarterback after Jerell Pfannenstiel departure. Nelson, the only Buffaloes passer with varsity experience, is a highly athletic 6 5 forward who played receiver and ran the option. Keith Benitez kicked strong field goals in scrimmage, while coach Mike Smith emphasizes multi dimensional play and potential.
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Busters aim for Saints in bid for NJCAA national tourney
Garden City Broadcasters, led by coach Jeff Sanders, begin the season aiming for the NJCAA national tournament. They face Otero and Lamar in Lamar after finishing 34 15 last season with seven returning sophomores. The roster features returning stars Myshara High and Anna Bellum and a deep bench including LaShawn Phillips and Jackie Spooner.
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Garden City Lady Buffaloes roll to big win at Great Bend
Garden City won the Great Bend Invitational with a 358 team total led by Hailey Mireles 81 and Beth Crotty 90 as they swept the top four medals. Coach Brad Springston praised the performance while noting absence of Dodge City and Hays. The Lady Buffaloes edged Great Bend by 71 strokes.
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Morariu makes emotional return at U S Open
Corina Morariu returns to Grand Slam tennis after leukemia, pushing top seed Serena Williams before a 6 2 6 3 loss. Morariu fought through tears amid emotional night at the National Tennis Center while crowd offered strong support. Agassi also wins in straight sets in night session, improving to 20 3 in Open era night matches. Defending champions Hewitt and Venus Williams set first matches for Tuesday.
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Fort Hays seeks to reassure public over football illness
University president Edward Hammond said Ellis County Health Department found no public health issue after an illness outbreak among Fort Hays State football players. Officials assured parents and Western Kansas residents that students’ attendance is safe and routine precautions continue.
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