Lady Buffs fall as Arapahoe edges Garden City in tournament
Arapahoe (Colo) girls 66 Garden City 51 as Casey Dow heats up with 20 points and earns all tournament honors. Garden City, led by Tara Oppliger with 15, struggles from the field while forcing 20 Arapahoe turnovers. Dow's hot second and third quarters propel the Tigers to the win and Garden City settles into a strong defensive effort in the second half.
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Perryman Inducted Into Hall Of Honor In Texas Career
Garden City native Perryman sought speed at track practice and later became Texas Longhorns’ all time leader in games played and consecutive games. He hit 90 percent free throws, played in three NCAA Tournaments, and earned honorable mention All-Big 12 in 1997. Now sports director at the Coppell YMCA, he calls the honor meaningful to a supportive community.
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Garden City tops Woodward in hard fought regional playoff game
Garden City, led by Kurt Bangle after halftime, rallied from a slow start to beat Woodward 52 to 49. Free throws mattered as Garden City converted 16 of 25 in a tense fourth quarter while Woodward guard Jantz scored 15 in a losing effort.
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Mahoney Leads K State to 94 54 Win and First Triple Double
Kansas State guard Megan Mahoney forged a historic triple double with 12 points 12 assists and 10 rebounds at the Commerce Bank Wildcat Classic, lifting No 12 Kansas State past Saint Louis 94 54. Mahoney 12 assists 10 boards capped a 10th rebound at the buzzer as the Wildcats extended their tourney win streak to 12.
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Grizzlies claim NJCAA crown in Rotary Bowl win
Joseph Harris ran for 143 yards and Chad Wilmott scored the game winning TD as Butler County defeated Dixie State 14 10 in St George Utah to secure the NJCAA championship. David Irons added a late safety to seal the 12 0 Grizzlies title while holding Rebels to 140 yards.
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Oregon State Beats Kansas State In Triple OT Thriller
Oregon State edges Kansas State 87-82 after Kevin Field's late layup seals the win in triple overtime. Key players include Kansas State's Massey and Martin and Oregon State's Nash and Hurd, with late surge delivering the Beavers a 3-2 record.
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Shockers rout Rockhurst behind balanced scoring
Wichita State beat Rockhurst 84 to 59 as Burns and Holman each scored 15 points. Hogg, Howard, Miller and Kampman added double figures for the Shockers while Rockhurst trailed at halftime 45-24 and tallied 31 rebounds to Wichita State's 43.
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Spartans Over Walsh In Comeback Road Victory
Deerfield Lady Spartans rallied from eight points down after three quarters to edge Walsh Colorado 47 to 46 on Saturday night. Deerfield trailed 31 to 23 after three quarters before scoring 24 points in the final period to secure the win.
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Kansas State routs No. 1 Oklahoma in big conference clash
Kansas State dominated Oklahoma 35 to 7 as Oklahoma quarterback Jason White struggled and Darren Sproles sparked the Wildcats with 235 rushing yards and 88 receiving yards. The win vaults Kansas State to No. 8 in the AP rankings while dropping Oklahoma to No. 3 and boosts KSU's bid for the conference title.
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