Lady Buffs roll past Liberal 47 31 in WAC win
Garden City High School dominates the Liberal Lady Redskins 47 to 31 at The Garden. Justice Norah of Liberal sidelined with a torn ACL, stripping Liberal of its top scorer. The Lady Buffs improve to 6-2 overall and 3-0 in the Western Athletic Conference while extending their four game streak. Casey Curran leads rebounding with seven and Jai Chapman scores 10 for Liberal tops.
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Garden City Buffs end turnover woes in 49 37 win over Liberal
Jacy Holloway’s Buffaloes limited to a season-low seven turnovers as Garden City defeated Liberal 49 37 in a Western Athletic Conference game at The Garden. The win improves Garden City to 3 5 overall and 2 1 in the WAC after a 42 39 overtime victory at Great Bend.
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Butts win behind pair of 700 series at Hard Rock Lanes
Garden City Buffaloes host Liberal and Holcomb in the opener. Senior Rikkie Hemmert and freshman Braden Davidson rolled 735 and 723 three-game totals to pace team wins in both divisions. Hemmert posted a career-best 700s with high games 268 and 264, while Davidson opened with 252 en route to his first 700. Boys 3,154, girls 2,886. Liberal boys 2,952, girls 2,629. Holcomb 2,857 boys, 2,266 girls.
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Holcomb Girls Rally Over Ulysses In Lopsided Win
Holcomb girls defeat Ulysses 67 to 41 after a tough league loss to Colby. The Lady Longhorns relied on strong defense and high shooting accuracy to dominate the Great West Activities Conference matchup at home.
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Longhorns pull away for 47 30 victory over Tigers
Holcomb improved to five straight wins by pulling ahead early in the third quarter and beating Ulysses 47-30. The Tigers struggled with shooting, managing only one field goal in the first, three in the second, and just three in the third as Holcomb opened an 11-3 first quarter lead and stretched it past 23-17 in the second half. Garrett Kissell and Josh Jarnagin led Ulysses struggles with limited scoring as Holcomb seized control and rolled to the win.
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Wildcats fall to unbeaten Baylor 75 73 in Bramlage shootout
No 18 Kansas State led late but five turnovers in final four minutes doomed a 75-73 loss to No 4 Baylor at Bramlage Coliseum. Angel Rodriguez benched miscue helped Baylor hold on as Perry Jones III sealed it with late free throws. Baylor improves to 16-0 overall 3-0 Big 12 while K State drops to 12-3 1-2.
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