South Gray blitzes Dighton in Cimarron Bluejay opener
South Gray girls beat Dighton 65-42 and boys won 64-38 at South Gray High School to reach the Cimarron Bluejay Invitational semifinals against Meade. Bayler Zehr sparked the girls with 7 points in late second quarter, while Mikayla Skidmore led with 17. Foreseeable improvement noted by coach Angie Thomas as Brigit Hesser Lee picked up early fouls. Chase Clancy led the Rebels with 22 points in the boys game, with the team building a 34-14 halftime lead and aiming to refine inside play.
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Runnin’ Rebels
South Gray
Cimarron
Lady Indians
Lady Rebels
Dighton
Kaylee Cramer
Emily Torson
Rebels
Angie Thomas
Tasha Trundle
Houston
Texas
John Deere
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Tasha
Bayler Zehr
Zehr
Jay
Bayler
Brigit Hesser
Lee South
Brigit
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Hesser
Kayla Thomas
Torson
Cramer
Lady Hornets
Amy Felker
Rebel
Hornets
Mark Applegate
Applegate
Chase Clancy
Anguiano Sparks Buffs in Morning Duel at Garden City
In a tight wrestling dual, the Buffs defeated Garden City 38 to 33 as Aaron Anguiano, the 125-pound sophomore, energized the match after Tyson Phillis’s 119-pound technical fall narrowed an early Scott City lead. The event, labeled the Lee Dual, unfolded amid turbulent conditions.
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Beavers
Garden City High School
Buffaloes
Aaron Anguiano
Garden City
Tyson Phillis
Scott City
Anguiano
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Cimarron teams reach Bluejay Invitational semifinals
Cimarron High School swept opening night as the Cimarron boys beat Healy 49 40 and the Cimarron girls defeated Healy 68 22. The boys draw Deerfield in the semifinals while the girls meet Bucklin. Janae Helfrich led the girls with 22 points including four 3s. the Cimarron boys relied on guard scoring and stifling defense to limit Reese LaToush.
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Cimarron
Cimarron High
Healy
Lady Eagles
Cimarron Boys
Deerfield
Bucklin
Doug Minneman
McLeod bags twice as Avalanche rout Kings 6 1
Cody McLeod scored twice and Chris Stewart notched his first NHL goal as Colorado crushed Los Angeles 6-1, extending the Avalanche’s home win streak to four. Marek Svatos Milan Hejduk and Ryan Smyth also scored, Peter Budaj stopped 29 shots, and Oscar Moller’s power play tally spoiled a clean night for Colorado.
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Denver
Cody McLeod
Chris Stewart
Colorado
Los Angeles Kings
Avalanche
Marek Svatos
Milan Hejduk
Ryan Smyth
Peter Budaj
Oscar Moller
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