Cimarron Bluejays Top South Gray In County Clash
Cimarron defeats South Gray 49 to 39 as coach Bob Friesen praises senior duo and emphasis on rebounding. South Gray shoots 32 percent, outrebound by Cimarron 34-27, and ends two-game skid against Gray County rivals.
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Lady Jays fall short as Anderson powers Cimarron win
Anderson led Cimarron with 14 points and 13 rebounds while Gartner added 10 points and 13 boards in a 47-39 win. South Gray struggled from the field 12-46 and finished with 22 turnovers, as Blattner top-scored for the Greyhounds with 17.
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Gators fall as Maryland halves overtime win at home
Florida, ranked No 1, loses 69 68 in overtime to Maryland led by coach Gary Williams. Travis Garrison hit the jumper for the Terrapins his 300th win with Maryland. National top ranking and home court slipped in a tight clash at Gainesville.
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Kirchoff hits late three as FHSU Tigers face KU buzz
Garden City graduate Kirchoff, now at Fort Hays State, saw minutes against Kansas and drilled a three over Nick Bahe late in the game. He called the experience huge, amid 17,000 in Allen Fieldhouse. Now 4-1, FHSU prepares for Mesa State while noting two fast break points by KU.
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Kansas edges Fort Hays St as Wilkes shines plus defense
Freshman Omar Wilkes scored nine in 11 minutes as Kansas built a 17-2 run after halftime. Keith Padgett sparked the surge, while Kansas dominated the boards 59 to 25 and limited Fort Hays St to 32 percent shooting. Wayne Simien sat due to a muscle pull. Kansas improved to 4-1 with an 80-40 win.
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