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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2000
Page
9
Brad Hallier lists requests from Kansas Jayhawks bowl appearances and Notre Dame Rose Bowl hopes to Garden City teams and individuals. He wishes for playoff systems, state titles, personal aims, improved officiating, and renewed enthusiasm across local and national sports scenes.
Greeley County junior Trent Peter scored a school record 48 points to lift the Jackrabbits to an 81-55 first round win over Wichita County Indians at Scott City Elementary School. He shot 16-for-22 from the floor including 6-of-7 from three, adding six rebounds four steals and four assists. Peter and senior Jarod Appelhans sparked a 21 point fast start and a 49-24 halftime lead.
Garden City Community College's Broacbuster football defense tied a school record with four shutouts and limited opponents to 608 rushing yards all season. The unit rarely allowed big plays, scoring three touchdowns itself and two safeties while giving up only nine touchdowns. Separate game at the Jayhawk Conference Shootout saw Chris Jackson break scoring and rebounding records with 43 points and 25 rebounds, redefining single game marks for GCCC.
New Mexico State signee leads Garden City with 31 points and 18.3 rebounds while hitting 79 percent from the floor. The week includes school single-game records 43 points 25 rebounds 15 field goals in a 113 108 triple overtime loss to Johnson County at the Jayhawk.
Greeley County, ranked No 2 in The Telegram area poll, defeats Wichita County 66 57 after J Dixon hits a corner 3 with 4:28 left. Dixon finishes with 26 in season opener. Peterson 25 and Young 23 lift the Jackrabbits as they close with a 9 1 run. Shafer notes five or six scorers can carry the offense.
Kansas State accepted the Cotton Bowl bid after a 27-24 loss to No. 1 Oklahoma, ending a third straight season with a bowl that fans preferred to avoid. The Wildcats had been ranked as high as No. 2 and eyed an Orange or Fiesta Bowl berth before lingering losses to Oklahoma. Coach Snyder noted players felt excited yet disappointed, focusing on taking care of business in the Cotton Bowl against Tennessee.
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