Lakin, Dighton claim wins in Scott City Tourney
In Scott City Tournament action Lakin defeated Ulysses 75 49 behind Chad Jury and Brent Scott Chester surge in the final period. Dighton beat Sublette 70 56 as Casey Kerschner led with 12 points and Sublette’s Paris scored 16. Ulysses girls toppled Sublette 50 38 to reach semis, while Lakin girls beat Dighton 68 32 as Cindy Hesslink led with 14.
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Lakers top Timberwolves as Johnson reaches 16000 points
Minnesota used Randy Breuer to guard Magic Johnson, slowing him on 6-for-22 shooting while Perkins sparked a fourth quarter comeback. Johnson finished with 21 points, becoming the 40th NBA member with 16,000 points and 9,000 assists. Perkins scored 11 of his 19 in the final period as Los Angeles won 83-73.
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Fourth quarter lifts Hanston to victory
Hanston Elks trailed Pawnee Heights by two entering the fourth but dominated the final period for a 53 to 42 win. Travis Lee led Hanston with 14 points, Justin Salmans added 13, while Derek Ryan and Grant Patterson each had 11 for Pawnee Heights. Other games noted include Kinsley routing Copeland 92 to 42 and Kinsley 57 Copeland 39 with notable scorers Heinz and Melissa Smith.
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Kentucky Faces Kansas After Last Season Defeat
Kentucky coach Rick Pitino says revenge not a factor as 25th ranked Kentucky hosts Kansas after a 150 95 setback last December in Lawrence. He praises his team’s early season progress and emphasizes execution over bitterness despite the historic loss.
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