Hutchinson Women Overcome Garden City 73 65 in Arena Thriller
Hutchinson built a first-half lead, Garden City rallied to within six late before Hutchinson sealed the win. Kramer led Garden City with 15 points while Terry and Gilford added 10 and 11 respectively. Hutchinson shot 51 percent and forced 27 turnovers to stay undefeated in their conference.
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Busters
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Garden City
Hutchinson
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Monica Sanders
Hutch
Sanders
Blue Dragons
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Terry
GCCC
Nikki Hall
Kramer
Tedder
Blue Dragon
Brasel
Rocky Gilford
Lacey Molhagen
Seward County
Broacbuster
Dietz
Mayes
Coleman
Loft
Moser
Marshall
Glessner
Clay
Hall
Gilford
Turner
Wade
McCurdy
Banda
Jim
Gaskin
Jones
Mothagen
Todd key fourth-quarter surge lifts Garden City past Hutchinson
Todd scored 42 as Garden City beat Hutchinson 87 83 in a tight Jayhawk West matchup. He hit 10 straight free throws, finishing with 42 points while D Solomon added 18 for Garden City, which rose to 17 6 5 4 with the win and hosts Seward County next. Hutchinson's Aaron Lashley led with 23 points in a hard fought loss.
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Jayhawk
Garden City
Hutchinson
Coco Cofield
Hutch
Cox
Chad Wintz
Wintz
Gary Solomon
Dandrick Jones
Jayhawk West
Aaron Lashley
Seward County
Broacbuster
Cofield
Golson
J. Gonner
D Gonner
Mijajiovic
Findlay
Niakate
Lashiey
Snell
Lashley
Findley
D. Gonner
Solomon
Jones
Harden
U S Davis Cup Team Sweeps Slovakia in 5-0 Victory
In Oklahoma City the United States Davis Cup squad led by captain Patrick McEnroe, with Andy Roddick James Blake Mardy Fish and Pete Sampras, defeated Slovakia 5-0 in a first round series. Slovakia were short handed as Karol Kucera and Dominik Hrbaty did not play due to injuries. Roddick, age 19, won both singles matches to remain undefeated at Davis Cup 5-0.
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Oklahoma City
Patrick McEnroe
McEnroe
Andy Roddick
James Blake
Mardy Fish
Pete Sampras
Slovakia
Karol Kucera
Dominik Hrbaty
Strobl wins first US gold in dramatic downhill clash
Fritz Strobl of Austria captured the men's downhill gold after a nerve wracking run that stunned expectations. Lasse Kjus of Norway took silver with Stephan Eberharter third as Daron Rahlves finished 16th for the United States. Parra set a world record in the 5,000 meters, then Jochem Uytdehaage surpassed it for gold in speedskating. Claudia Pechstein won the 3,000 meters with a new mark.
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Fritz Strobl
Strobl
Lasse Kjus
Norway
Stephan Eberharter
Utah Olympic Oval
Parra
Netherlands
Jochem Uytdehaage
Germany
Claudia Pechstein
Renate Groenewold
Canada
Cindy Klassen
Anni Friesinger
Jennifer Rodriguez
Sven Hannawald
Simon Ammann
Switzerland
Alan Alborn
Poland
Adam Malysz
Hannawald
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