Jayhawk West standings hinge on Sundays results
College basketball recaps Sunday standings with Colby 77 Garden City 76 and Seward County 76 Cloud County 61. Wednesday matchups include Pratt at Garden City and Barton County at Hutchinson with Colby visiting Butler County and Cloud County at Dodge City. Also scores from NCAA games across multiple conferences featuring N Carolina A&T, N.C. Central, Florida State, St. John’s, Duke, Kentucky none, and various midwest outcomes.
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Colby
Garden City
Seward County
Cloud County
Pratt
Barton County
Hutchinson
Butler County
Dodge City
High school basketball and wrestling action across several towns
Tonight's schedule lists Deerfield at Rolla and Moscow at South Gray at 6 and 6 15 pm with Holcomb at Scott City to follow. Wrestling features Cimarron and Elkhart at Hugoton at 5 30 pm while Elkhart and Stanton County compete in scoring totals and box scores show Elkhart leading 64 44 with multiple players names and foul counts.
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Deerfield
Rolla
Moscow
South Gray
Holcomb
Scott City
Wichita County
Greeley County
Stanton County
Lakin
Healy
Bazine
Elkhart
Satanta
Cimarron
Hugoton
College Basketball and Tennis Schedule Highlights
ESPN broadcasts feature Georgetown at Notre Dame and Missouri at Oklahoma in men's college basketball, Notre Dame at Connecticut women, Michigan State at Iowa, Virginia at Georgia Tech, Kentucky at Auburn, Cincinnati at Saint Louis. NBA games include Phoenix at Milwaukee and Sacramento at Portland. Australian Open coverage runs from noon to night with quarterfinals on ESPN2.
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Oklahoma
Wyoming
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ESPN2
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Australia
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Atchison Boys 70 Cimarron 48 in Regional Classic
Atchison defeated Cimarron 70 to 48 with Monical scoring 11 for Cimarron and Brittian leading Atchison with 19. Team totals show Cimarron 13 fouls to Atchison 16, no players fouling out, and 3 point totals by Cimarron and Atchison. Other scores on the page include Wichita South and Scott City boys results and a mixed list of wrestling and basketball outcomes from Garden City and El Reno events.
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Ae Eee
Holcomb Boys
Hugoton
Holcomb
Brau
Knoll
Schwindt
Prater
Schmitt
Botts
Reha
Staab
Ricard
Totals
Bond
Lewis
R. Schnable
Heaton
Ripple
Medina
J Schnable
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Wichita County Boys
Heights
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Weltri
Mellen
Johnsrud
Hood
Cox
Thomas
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Wilbur
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T. Geyer
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M. Geyer
Bauck
Hahn
Owens
Norton
SW Heights
Satanta Boys
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Satante
Syracuses
Satanta
J. Padilla
Wiliams
Morales
Smith
Quimby
Weeks
Hammerschmidt
W. Alexander
Dunn
Zanghi
Akers
Miguel
Englert
Simon
Brown
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Kuhlman
Williams
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Gartner
Goering
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Unruh
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Lakin
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Eudy
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France
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Wrestling Meet: Notable Pins and Decisions Across Weight Classes
A parsed wrestling card lists match results including pins by Gary City GC team members. Notable outcomes include 103 Dusty Briggs pinning David Southerland, 16 2 major decisions by Jeremy Ortiz and Joe Sullivan, and several tech falls and pins across weights 125 to 275 with multiple GC competitors securing victories.
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Okla
Garden City
Michael Dick
Dusty Briggs
Jon Dowell
Jeremy Kemp
Jacob Waller
J.W. Staley
Jerod Fields
Ryan Herman
Marcus Wade
Tech
Jake Alexander
Whit Gastineau
Paul Lappin
Nick Terhono
Luis Mendoza
Jared Boyer
Chris Boyd
Charles Beasley
Cameron Craig
Chris Finn
Marcos Romo
Tulsa Union
Oklo
Nick Abbott
Ryker Carter
Steven Maury
Randy Gonzales
Aaron Moore
Jeremy Ortiz
Trevor Sharon
Adam Morgan
Joe Sullivan
Alex Mouser
Mike Planalto
Martain Salazar
Teckietone
Altea Cameron Strange
Watonga
Cody Parker
Dormain Dorn
Brad Sawyer
Bryan Justice
Ryan Herrman
Tyrell Dorn
Jacob Gonzales
Josh Carr
Michael Robinson
Coy Keenan
Cameron Cra
Caleb Berg
Jacob Walle
Justin Odkins
Jason Traynor
Matt Odor
Tyler Davis
Chris Edwards
Chase Fisher
Amir Allan
Jimmy Franklin
Moscow girls rally to beat Houston 54 41 in title game
Moscow improves to 11-1 after a strong fourth quarter surge, led by Hayley Harvey with 19 points. The Wildcats withstood a slow start, locking down Hanston and forcing 11 turnovers to win the Santa Fe Trail League Tournament final 54-41 in El Reno Oklahoma.
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Ingalls
Moscow
Lady Wildcats
Mark Horyna
Houston
Horyna
Wildcats
Elks
Hayley Harvey
Harvey
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