Roundball Classic tips off season for Garden City Buffaloes
Garden City High School boys basketball coach Jeff Tanner begins his sixth season with a home opener in the Roundball Classic at 9:15 p.m. Thursday against Arapahoe of Colorado. The Buffaloes look to build early momentum as Friday brings Fort Smith Southside Lee and a slate against teams already deep into their campaigns.
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Churchill Leads Garden City Girls With New Beginning
Garden City High School enters 2003-04 under first-year coach Tara Churchill with optimism. The Lady Buffaloes, 2-19 last season, start strong against 6A Blue Valley North, 19-4 a year ago, as Churchill seeks early indicators of progress and adjustments.
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Garden City men top Lamar 97 87 in late rally
Garden City Community College defeated Lamar Colorado 97 to 87 at the Broacbuster gym. The Busters trailed 15 at halftime but surged in the second half, answering Lamar’s six point run with key scores from Edward Morris and Marcus Morrison to seal the victory.
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Johnson named All American gains note after injury
Garden City Broacuster sophomore defensive lineman D J Johnson played most of the season with numbness from a nerve injury in his shoulder during week three at Air Force Prep. His NJCAA first team All American honor marks a standout season alongside first team Jayhawk and Region VI awards while teammate Andre Hall earned honorable mention for rushing 1,488 yards.
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Stoops Earns Big 12 Coach of the Year Honors
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops was named Big 12 coach of the year by the AP in a landslide after guiding the No. 1 Sooners to a possible conference title and national championship game.
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Self lauds Kansas as No. 1 after 85-66 win over TCU
Kansas coach Bill Self, in his first game as the top-ranked team, praises his squad after an 85-66 road win at TCU. Guards Jeff Hawkins and J.R. Giddens spark the victory while Kevtin Langford shines in his hometown, helping Kansas rise to No. 1 in the AP poll.
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