Garden City Lady Buffs fall as Wichita South wins classic
Wichita South defeated Garden City 63 to 46 at the Garden Roundball Classic after a decisive 29-7 second quarter run. Garden City took an early 18-8 lead but struggled with free throws and interior defense as Andrea Cline and Amber Cline provided scoring for the Titans.
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Sears
Moore Honored for Basketball Career at Garden City
Former Garden City High School standout Jimmy Moore returns home to be honored for his basketball impact. He recalled a strong Roundball era and noted the team’s talent may contend for a state title. Athletics Director Bill Weatherly praised his rebounding and paint dominance during four years of football and multiple sports.
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Bill Weatherly
Weatherly
Jimmy
Wichita South
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Lawrence
Garden City
Garden City High School
Mustangs top Holcomb in high school girls basketball
Southwestern Heights dominated Holcomb 66 48 behind a 52 percent shooting night and a 32 rebound edge. Cami Jacobs led Heights with 15 points, Sharla Evans added 13 off the bench, and Amanda Mead and Tami Dreitz scored 11 each. Holcomb’s Andrea Rome had 12 in a losing effort as Heights sealed the win with a late run.
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Holcomb
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Dietz
Bell
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McVay
Dieitz
Lee
Cox
Kitten
Vaughan
Jones
Solis
J Mader
L Mader
Dreitz
Buffs clinch Roundball trophy at home in tight tourney finale
Garden City outplayed Wichita South 58 to 47 to capture the Roundball trophy for just the second time in the tournament's 10-year history. Steven Kinney led the Buffs with 13 points as Clark Grisell and Patterson joined Nelson on the all tournament team. The win improved Garden City's record to 9-3 and extended their win streak to seven.
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Amber Cline
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R. Tate
Colby
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Lady Busters rally for first league win over Colby
Garden City tops Colby 63 59 as Powell and McMillian lead with 15 and 14 points respectively. Stavuly nets 19 for Colby, with Gilley and Desmond adding double figures for the visitors. Rebounds and assists favor Garden City as they pull within the Jayhawk West race.
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Kramer
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Kim Desmond
Katrina Lyles
Pratt
Cloud County
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Szavuly
Garden City edges Colby in wild 82 81 finish
Garden City CC men beat Colby 82 81 as Jackson led with 23 points and Abdur Rahim added 19 including six three pointers. Colby guard Chapman totaled 21, while Green and House starred for Colby with 24 and 21 respectively.
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May
Bluejays Hold Off Shockers In Tight MVC Clash
Creighton defeated Wichita State 56-52 as Ryan Sears scored 13 points and the Bluejays withstood a late rally. WSU trailed most of the game, trimming the gap to 53-52 before Creighton sealed it with a Sears jumper and a Taylor free throw. Creighton led 28-22 at halftime and opened the second half with an 11-3 run to lead 39-25.
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Colby tourney tough on area basketball teams
In the 2001 Colby Orange and Black Classic, Ulysses Tigers fell 53-44 to Colby Eagles in the fifth-place game as Brett Annis scored 16 and Corey Wooster led Colby with 17 points. Scott City Beavers beat Liberal 65-61 in girls fifth place with Kristin Campbell and Megan Richmeier 13 points each. Ulysses girls lost 48-45 to McCook with Alesha Anderson at 19. Scott City Beavers topped Marmaton Valley 76-67 for Ralph Miller Classics third place. Derek Riner hit all eight fourth-quarter free throws for a game-high 21.
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Ulysses
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Marmaton Valley
Ralph Miller
Chanute
Derek Riner
Holcomb Tops Lakin In Defensive Battle
Holcomb and Lakin played a tight, low scoring game with Holcomb building a 10-0 start before holding a 33-24 edge at 3 quarters. Leonard led Holcomb with 13 and Hamblen added 10 off the bench as the Broncs struggled to find rhythm against Holcomb’s sagging man to man defense.
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