Liberal powers past Scott City in girls basketball title clash
Liberal built a 21 point first half lead and rolled to a 71-40 victory over Scott City in the 2A girls championship. Liberal shot 73 percent in the first half, forced turnovers, and controlled the game with defense. Lauren Robinson led Scott City with 15 points while MaKayla McPhail scored 14 for Liberal, with Sayde McVey and Hannah Rotolo adding double digits.
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Kansas Tops Cal in Kemper Arena Comeback
Kansas beat California 69 to 56 at Kemper Arena as a 24-6 second half surge flipped a 34-31 halftime deficit into a Jayhawks win. Brandon Rush led Kansas with 12 points amid the rally while C J Giles added 17 and guarded Leon Powe, who finished with 16 points 11 rebounds.
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Monarchs win third Bluejay Invitational crown in four years
In Cimarron Thomas More Prep Marian fended off Greeley County 57 41 as Monarch coach Joe Hertel protested a late traveling call. Ness City Eagles fell 84 47 to South Gray Rebels in the Bluejay Invitational final, with Sean Jantz scoring 23 for the Rebels.
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Cimarron Bluejays Upset Deerfield In Bluejay Invite Final
Cimarron girls upset top ranked Deerfield 74 57 in a hard fought championship game. A broken tooth incident sparked Cimarron as they deployed a full court press to seize control and earn the title. Deerfield coach Brennaman described the heavy physical play as decisive.
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Broncos edge Ravens to pull two games up in AFC West
Denver improved to 10-3 with a 12-10 win over Baltimore, aided by Kyle Johnson’s toe-tap TD catch and a late defensive stand. Cornerback Domonique Foxworth called the game iffy but the Broncos moved two games clear of San Diego and Kansas City in the division with three to play. Plummer threw for 236 yards and a TD to Johnson as Denver’s offense rolled only modestly, while Tatum Bell and Mike Anderson were limited.
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