Scott City hosts area teams at 27th Wrestling Classic
Scott City High School hosts the 27th Annual Scott City Wrestling Classic with top southwest Kansas wrestlers. Sessions start at 10 a.m. and run into the afternoon, with finals between 3 and 4 p.m. Scott City, ranked No. 4 in 4A, is the favorite. Sublette and Ulysses bring strong teams, with Dalton Davis and Royce Williams among top contenders.
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Scott City High School
Southwest
Kansas
Hurst
Dalton Davis
Davis
Sublette
Bill Kraber
Scott City
Kraber
Smith Center
Royce Williams
Williams
Ulysses
Schedule set for HPL tournament
Unbeaten Southwestern Heights girls hold 7-0 mark and earned the No. 1 seed for next weeks Hi-Plains League tournament in Elkhart Monday and Tuesday. The event moves to Garden City for Thursday through Saturday games. Heights also tops the boys seed at 6-1.
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Southwestern Heights
Elkhart
Perryman
Garden City Community College
Heights
Mustangs
Syracuse
Wichita County
Holcomb
Dodge City
Satanta
Lady Mustangs
Lady Longhorns
Holcomb hosts Holcomb Sublette in Holcomb quadrangular wrestle
Holcomb and Sublette along with Garden City and Dodge City varsity teams met in a round robin as no team standings or medals were awarded. Freshman coach Ryan Kramer praised efforts and noted Levi Koehn 160 pounds went 2-0, lifting his season to 14-4 after a Liberal Southwest Classic win. Koehn credited improved footwork and calmer presence, aiming to win Scott City Invitational.
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Olcomb
Holcomb
Sublette
Garden City
Dodge City
Ryan Kramer
Scott City
Levi Koehn
Koehn
Corey Keller
Chiefs hire Crennel as defensive coordinator for Kansas City
Romeo Crennel accepts a Chiefs defensive coordinator post, aiming to rebuild a unit that ranked near the bottom of defense last season. He notes possible future head coaching interest but focuses on coaching Kansas City’s defense under Todd Haley after recovering from hip surgery.
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Kansas City
Crennel
Romeo Crennel
NFL
Chiefs
Todd Haley
Cleveland
Todd
Clancy Pendergast
Coor
Dinators
Greg Robinson
Gunther Cunningham
Pendergast
Denver
Haley
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Titans star Johnson is lone unanimous AP All Pro pick
Chris Johnson of the Tennessee Titans becomes the NFL's only unanimous pick to the 2009 AP All Pro team. Peyton Manning joins in the backfield as an MVP winner, with Patrick Willis, Charles Woodson, and Darrelle Revis among others earning spots. The list highlights Manning, Hutchinson, Williams, Lechler, and multiple teams with several representatives.
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Titans
Johnson
Broncos
Dumervil
New York
Chris Johnson
Associated Press
Tennessee Titans
Colts
Peyton Manning
Mage
NFL
San Francisco
Patrick Willis
Charles Woodson
Green Bay
Darrelle Revis
New York Jets
Oakland
Shane Lechler
Patrick
49Ers
Mike Singletary
Baltimore
Ray Lewis
Manning
Minnesota
Steve Hutchinson
Vikings
Kevin Williams
Lechler
Adrian Peterson
Jared Allen
Indianapolis
Dallas Clark
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Scott City Wrestling
Grapplers
Brett Marshall
Beavers
Buffaloes
Lakin
Larron Hurst
Chris Villaneuva
Logan Koehn
Georgia
Larks
Tigers
Liberal
Josh Rodriguez
Jason Perez
Razzy Morales
Robbie Hines
Joe Gonzales
Hines
Mark
Kramer
Brad Nading
Lee Chiefs
Dwight Freeney
New Orleans
Jahri Evans
Darren Sharper
Dallas
DeMarcus Ware
Jay Ratliff
The
Jets
Revis
Nick Mangold
Ryan Clady
Elvis Dumervil
Joe Thomas
Joshua Cribbs