Buffalo freshmen volleyball scrimmage boosts team pride
GCHS hosts first of three scrimmages as freshmen gain court experience and feel the brown and gold pride. Buffalo coach Melissa Savolt notes early jitters fade with teamwork and support from varsity players. Erin Collins and Amanda Brookover lead squads as competition for starting roles heats up.
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Buffalo
Melissa Savolt
Savolt
Megan Frazier
Erin Collins
Amanda Brookover
Rachelle Tiffany
Hewitt Wins Open to Start U S Open Title Defense
Lleyton Hewitt defends his title with a straight set win over Nicolas Coutelet 6 2 6 3 6 3. Safin Roddick and several top players posted victories as Venus Williams Capriati dominated with 6 0 6 0 wins and others followed.
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Lleyton Hewitt
Nicolas Coutelet
Hewitt
Martin Verkerk
Venus Williams
Jennifer Capriati
Williams
Mirjana Lucic
Capriati
Bethanie Mattek
Carlos Moya
Adrian Voinea
Monica Seles
Zsofia Gubacsi
Kim Clijsters
Conchita Marinez Granados
Amelie Mauresmo
Iveta Benesova
Garden City Broacbusters release mixed out of state roster
Coach Bob Larson announced the final 2023 roster with six out of state players on offense and six on defense for the season opener against Dodge City. Kansas natives at linebacker strengthened the defense, while out of staters fill key skills at running back and line positions. Players include Kay Jay Harris, Tyson Thompson, Andrew Harris, and Cedrick Williams among others.
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Dodge City
Bob Larson
Broacbusters
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Garden City
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Claflin
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Great Bend
Kay Jay Harris
Tampa
Fla
Tyson Thompson
Irving
Texas
Andrew Harris
Kenyada Tatum
Houston
Amariah Farrow
Clanton
Ala
Bo Greer
Princeton
Ind
Cedrick Williams
Lakeworth
Corey Reddick
Boynton Beach
Frank Irby
Andrew Franklin
Lawton
Okla
D.J. Johnson
Aaron Chavers
Weatherford
Thompson
Williams
Reddick
Irby
Harris
Area tennis to remain strong in the area
Ulysses enters the season without its former No 1 doubles team Alesha Anderson and Beth Eatley or top singles player Veronica Bansemer. Greeley County also lost its No 1 doubles duo Tricia Sloan and Trista Moritz while Cimarron’s Winter Burns and Scott City’s Kristen Campbell departed. Coach David Anderson remains optimistic noting returning seniors Hitomi Greene Carrie Alexander Emily Bacon and No 1 Erin Dixon with Shenna also back as the Jackrabbits open at Cimarron and Greeley County in a six team meet.
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Alesha Anderson
Beth Eatley
Veronica Bansemer
Greeley County
Tricia Sloan
Trista Moritz
Cimarron
Winter Burns
Scott City
Kristen Campbell
Southwest Kansas
David Anderson
Jackie Myers
Tribune
Tigers
Hitomi Greene
Shelly Skiles
Carrie Alexander
Emily Bacon
Anderson
Jackrabbits
Sloan
Moritz
Erin Dixon
Shenna
Dunn chosen starter for Kansas State opener over Roberson
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder tabbed senior Marc Dunn as the starting quarterback for the season opener against Western Kentucky, citing stronger off-season preparation and fewer scrimmage errors. The decision follows a competitive quarterback battle that left Roberson as a strong option and signals potential changes as the year progresses.
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Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Marc Dunn
Ell Roberson
Wildcats
Western Kentucky
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Marc
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Dyer Wins Kansas QB Job For Iowa State Opener
Kansas coach Mark Mangino names junior Zach Dyer as the No. 1 quarterback for the season opener with Iowa State. Dyer, who started four games last year, edged Bill Whittemore after a competitive fall battle and praised his growing maturity and confidence. Whittemore threw for 2082 yards and 16 TDs at Fort Scott CC.
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Whittemore
Fort Scott Community College
Mark Mangino
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