Sacramento 116 Oklahoma City 104 in NBA clash
Sacramento, led by Cousins and Rondo, defeated Oklahoma City 116 to 104. Westbrook scored 17 for the Thunder, while Ibaka tallied 25 and Morrow added 20. Rebounds favored Sacramento 62 to 54, and Rondo dished 19 assists for the Kings. Local sport guide also lists upcoming college and pro games and scores.
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Comprehensive prep sports schedule across multiple teams
On top prep girls games list 6 30 pm Cimarron Holcomb Lakin Ul ysses Deerfield Satanta South Gray Spearville SW Heights Scott City. Prep boys 8 pm Cimarron Holcomb Lakin Ulysses Satanta Spearville SW Heights Scott City. Pratt CC women 5 30 pm Garden City CC men 7 30 pm Garden City CC. Wrestling 6 pm Garden City Dodge City dual Lakin Hoisington Holcomb Liberal. More girls 6 pm Garden City Great Bend 6 30 Scott City Colby Goodland Hugoton Ulysses Holcomb Quinter Dighton Hoxie Garden City Hodgeman South Gray South Central Cimarron Dodge City Sublette Elkhart Stanton County Wichita County. Boys 7 30 Garden City Great Bend 8 County. Wrestling TBD Sublette Lakin.
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National League Transactions Jump Start Pirates and Ravens Signings
Scott City TRANSACTIONS covers multiple NFL and CFL style moves. Pirates sign Kelvin Marte and Jim Fuller as Lansing rosters shift. Ravens add Brennen Beyer Leon Brown and others to Reserve/Future contracts in a broad slate. Browns name Sashi Brown executive VP of football operations while other teams extend, sign or cut players.
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Chiefs ride 10 game streak into postseason as momentum shows
Kansas City arrives in Houston for a divisional playoff with a franchise best 10 straight wins after an 1-5 start. Chiefs averaged 28.1 points while allowing 12.8, missing Jamaal Charles and Pro Bowl linebacker Justin Houston. Andy Reid cites confidence but avoids the momentum label while players stress their grind and maturity.
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