Garden City Busters roll past Colby with seven players
Deai Jacobs scored 17 and Brittany Maxwell 10 as Garden City dominated inside against Colby 68 to 47. With four players sidelined and Kristen Heiman out for the season, Garden City used a short bench to stay ahead after a 41 37 third quarter surge, while Colby was limited to 29.8 percent shooting.
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Deai Jacobs
Brittany Maxwell
Busters
Garden City
Jessica Goble
Shicole Watts
Kristen Heiman
Jones
Colby
Lady Trojans
Sharp
Watts
Goble
Young
Heiman
Pope
China
Maxwell
Green
Chisom
Jacobs
Seals
Hoyt
Liepina
Pagrade
Dinkel
Arnold
Aramina
Busters rally to beat Colby on road for second straight win
Reuben King sparked Garden City as the Busters trailed late, then plus 7 free throws and a 3 by Chris Hall sealed a 71-68 victory over Colby. Jade Cathey led Garden City with 19 points, while Jeremiah Ingram and Starks added 20 and 15 for Colby. Garden City improved to 10-8 overall, 2-2 in KJCCC play, with Pratt up next.
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Jacobs
Maxwell
Garden City
Deni
Sharp
Linda Pagrode
Busters
Trojans
Shantydra Arnold
Garden City Community College
Lady Broacbusters
Colby
Jessica Gobie
Shicole Watts
Nicole Young
Tracey Scott
Reuben King
Rand Chappell
King
Chris Hall
Trey
GCCC
Trojan
Terry Starks
Frank Agholor
Agholor
Hall
Chappell
Jade Cathey
Jeremiah Ingram
Starks
Cody Slader
Kris Rolle
Rolle
Pratt
Perryman Athletic Complex
Jones
Joseph
Cathey
Webb
Ebondo
Williams
Kracun
Clarke
Ingram
Sluder
Slader
Ravens
New England
Houston
Browns
New York Jets
San Diego
Miami
Flacco
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Kansas Surges past Texas Tech for 13th straight win
No 6 Kansas opened sluggish but the Jayhawks heated up after halftime to beat Texas Tech 60 46 in Lubbock. Kevin Young exploited looser defense scoring 14 after halftime as Jeff Withey and Travis Releford added 12 each. Dejan Kravic had 9 points for Tech, which shot 35 percent and had 16 turnovers.
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Jayhawks
Texas Tech
Self
Kevin Young
Jeff Withey
Travis Releford
Withey
Kansas
Jamal Williams
Dejan Kravic
Red Raiders
Young
Beleford
Williams
Kravic
Scott City wins invitational as home team shines
Scott City claims team title at its own invitational with five finalists meeting strong showings from younger and B team wrestlers. Wyatt Kropp earned a standout 132 finish as Holcomb’s Keegan Amos claimed 132, while Ulysses struggled short handed with two wins in six finals. Aiden Shaughnessy pinned Raleigh Wishon in dramatic fashion at 170 to seal Cimarron’s lone victory as Amos repeated a 132 win and Ellis, Hoxie, and Leon posted strong individual results.
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Lippelman
Scott City
Wyatt Kropp
Holcomb
Keegan Amos
Ulysses
Zach
Garden City
Gonzalés
Aiden Shaughnessy
Cimarron
Raleigh Wishon
Wishon
Buffs Wrestlers 4th at TOC Boosts for Regionals
GCHS wrestlers finished fourth at the TOC with Briscoe going 4-0 for third place. Prieto praised Briscoe and Finch while noting Finch’s recovery from an injury and a big weekend for Sammy Reyes. Fuller added a 3-3 showing at 285 pounds as the Buffs prep for upcoming Western Athletic Conference meets.
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Prieto
Newton
Briscoe
Risewick
Tevin
Finch
Heydon Mack
Austin Chauncey
Manhattan
Reyes
Jake Gramke
Mill Valley
Seth Pesek
Gardner-Edgerton
Sammy
Fuller
Colby
Liberal
New Garden
Rocky Weston
Dodge City
Ravens win drama filled playoff thriller in Denver
Joe Flacco threw 331 yards and three touchdowns as the Ravens beat the Broncos in a wild game. Torrey Smith raced down the right sideline for a crucial late TD as Denver collapsed in coverage, with Jones scoring after a Fleeting late pass.
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Hail Mary
Drew Pearson
Minnesota
Staubach
Flacco
Jones
Tony Carter
Rahim Moore
Moore
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Lubbock, Texas
Bill Self
Kevin Thompson
Denver
Broncos
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