Wilkens leads Dighton to 66 52 win at holiday classic
K J Wilkens scored 21 points to pace Dighton Hornets to a 66 52 victory over Minneola at the Southwest Kansas Holiday Classic in Meade. Eric Herman added 20 points, Kevin James 16 as Dighton built a 35 24 halftime cushion and won each quarter.
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Garden City Buffaloes face contagious infection hamper season
GCHS players grapple with a contagious skin infection limiting practice as coach Segovia notes the mat room is sanitary. The team continues to train minus infected wrestlers ahead of December 14 home game versus Dodge City while eyeing a rescheduled clash with Scott City. The KVOE Tip-Off Classic and Olathe East tournament loom with tough fields and high expectations for Garden City and its Lady Buffaloes.
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Chiefs fall short as late rally fizzles against Patriots
With 20 seconds left in Kansas City, Grbac connected with Sylvester Morris for 9 yards to the seven, but a false start set the Chiefs back. An incomplete pass and a drop in the end game led to a final mishap as Tebucky Jones secured the ball, ending the drive and the game.
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Haywood makes history as Tar Heels rout Miami
North Carolina center Brendan Haywood surged from an 0-for-5 start to post 18 points 14 rebounds and a school record 10 blocked shots becoming the ACCs first triple double since 1953. Kris Lang added 17 as UNC dominated Miami 67-45 in Chapel Hill.
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