Lady Busters Log Seven-Player Rotation At Cloud Game
Garden City Community College women with a seven player bench travel to Cloud County for a 6 p.m. matchup. Coach Alaura Sharp says four players, including starters Shicole Watts and Jessica Goble, were sent home for internal reasons and that Watts may return from a flight delay. No school rules violated, but the situation remains unsettled. Garden City, No. 10 nationally at 18-1, aims to extend its two-game win streak after beating Colby and Pratt with a short rotation.
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Buffaloes Dominant In Home Wrestling Night At Garden
Buffaloes pinned Redskins with weight shifts as Michael Prieto moved to 120 and AJ Hurtado won at 132. Senior Hurtado improved to 23-5 and freshman Prieto went 28-1 with a first period pin. Gardner added a 182-pound pin, while Castillo Long and others wrestled up a class. The team eyes the Rocky Welton Invitational after Tuesday’s WAC tuneup against Dodge City.
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Garden City Buffs hold off Junction City in Valley City Jam
Garden City defeats Junction City 62 to 59 as Terpstra leads with 13 points and Delgado adds 12. Holloway credits strong defense and a balanced scoring effort, while prep for Olathe Northwest notes adaptions to perimeter shooting.
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Holcomb Tops Hesston 41 to 36 in Hard-Fought Contest
Holcomb builds early lead with a 13 point first quarter and strong defense holding Hesston to 2 of 10. A 34-20 rebounding edge across eight players and balanced scoring fueled Holcomb’s 41 36 victory as they eye the finals and await Wamego or Republic County winner.
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Cimarron meets Meade in girls final after close start
Cimarron led 28 to 2 after the first quarter but Meade narrowed the gap, preparing for a final against Meade whose style suits a high tempo game. Meade later beat Southwestern Heights 44 to 32 in the other semifinal, using a strong fourth quarter to pull away.
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