College basketball scores and standings from various leagues
Cloud County faces Butler at 4 p.m. and Pratt visits Dodge City at 8 p.m. Bowl of results shows Duke 80, Virginia 66 and Maryland 80, Temple 69, with other major games across the Midwest, East and South including Wisconsin 62 over Michigan State 59 and Louisville 69, Cincinnati 66.
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Weekend Sports Schedule with NBA Tennis and College Action
A dense listing shows multiple games across basketball and tennis. ESPN and ESPN2 televise college men and women matchups including Connecticut at Seton Hall and Texas at Connecticut, plus NBA contests on TNT and NBA TV. The Australian Open continues with late night sessions in Melbourne alongside several college results and standings.
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Australia
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Melbourne
Australian Open results show wide open first-round matches
Monday results at Melbourne Park feature top players advancing in singles with Federer's 6-1 6-1 6-2 over Santoro and Agassi defeating Kindimann 6-4 6-3 6-0 while Williams and Kuznetsova also won. Herren list includes Hrbaty, Ljubicic, Ancic, and Hinges across multiple upsets and retirements.
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Sublette hosts multiple HPL basketball tournaments and wrestling
In Sublette area high school action, HPL boys and girls tournaments feature Southwestern Heights, Holcomb, Satanta, Hugoton, Elkhart, Wichita County, Hugoton, Lakin, Stanton County, Cimarron, Sublette, Greeley County, Triplains, Weskan, Healy, and Syracuse with games set across 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. plus a 4 p.m. wrestling triangular at Hugoton and Cimarron.
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Elkhart
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Triplains
Weskan
Healy
HPL
Syracuse
Cimarron Triangular
Vick Leads A Team to Narrow Field Victory
A brief sports note reports Vick guiding his squad to a tight field victory amid uncertain scores and a cautious finish. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment, but the name Vick appears as the standout figure and the game hovered close throughout.
Healy boys edge Greeley County 54 51 for third in WKLL
Fifth-seeded Healy Eagles nip Greeley County 54 51 in Colby to take third in the Western Kansas Liberty League boys tourney. Mark Johnson pours 29 points, Brett Crittenden counters with 26 for Greeley County, while Healy led 29 24 at halftime and held on despite late pressure.
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Brett Crittenden
Healy
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Zerr
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Triplains
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Pro Golf Prize Money Leaderboard Update
Pro golf event lists prize money for Emie Els Charles Howell III Stewart Cink Brett Quigley Tommy Armour III Andrew Magee Craig Stadler Tor Lehman Bart Bryant Robert Gomez and a Pro-Am participant noted as 060 with round scores across ten players and mixed totals.
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Charles Howell Ili
Stewart Cink
Brett Quigley
Tommy Armour Ili
Andrew Magee
Craig Stadler
Tor Lehman
Bart Bryant
Robert Gomez
Garden City High School Wrestling Parental Meeting
The Garden City High School wrestling program invites parents to The Takedown Club meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room P119. Contact Martin Segovia at 276-9364 for more details. Also in boys basketball, Garden City freshman B beat Hugoton 48-41 at the Ulysses Tournament aided by Eric Hernandez 24 points, Charlie Wilson double-double, and Miguel Escobar seven steals. Later, Garden City fell 58-54 to Great Bend as Brodrick Smith posted 18 points and 10 rebounds. Jay Rodriguez scored 12 and Nick Canton 9 with five rebounds.
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Garden City High School
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Miguel Escobar
J.D. Hietschmidt
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Brodrick Smith
Jay Rodriguez
Nick Canton
Singh Tops Els to Win Sony Open in Hawaii
Vijay Singh seals a flawless final round with a routine birdie on 18 to win the Sony Open by one stroke over Ernie Els. Singh finishes 11-under 269 for his 25th career victory.
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Els
Honolulu
Vijay Singh
Ernie Els
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