Hi-Plains league action leaves teams buzzing
Stanton County and Greeley County hover around wins as coachs discuss turning points. Sublette Larks struggle to string together a perfect night despite balanced scoring from Eric Eves Dustin Farmer Anthony Evans and Buster Holland.
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Dustin Farmer
Anthony Evans
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Monty Marlin
Marlin
Jake Holloway
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Mathis leads No. 7 Cavs past VMI in rout
Virginia defeating Virginia Military Institute 93 to 59 for its 22nd consecutive win in the series. J C Mathis posted a career high 20 points and 15 rebounds in 29 minutes, as the Cavaliers improved to 14 2 and remained without injured starters Travis Watson and Adam Hall.
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J.C. Mathis
Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Cavaliers
Travis Watson
Adam Hall
Duke
Boston College
Boston
Carlos Boozer
Blue Devils
Florida State
Cal Bears Top Trojans in OT Behind Legans Heroics
California defeats USC 92 91 in overtime as Shantay Legans nails a 3 with three seconds left and scores the final five for California. The Golden Bears improve to 14-3 overall and 5-2 in the Pac-10, their best start in 42 years.
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Doug Wrenk
Huskies
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Luke Ridnour
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California
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Briggs Sparks Lead Role at El Reno Tournament
Sophomore Briggs posted a 4 1 record as he moved into the Buffaloes lead off role. He embraced the pressure to set the tone for the team while rivals from Derby and Liberal challenged him at the Garden City Invitational and the looming regional and state events. Briggs aims to place high and keep improving one match at a time.
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Segovia
Derby
Kelly Heineker
Liberal
Ryan Madden
Garden City
Madden
Buffs fall in overtime after cold spell in loss
Garden City battled Stillwater to OT despite 10-for-11 cold spell and a 5-for-6 run to tie. Nelson and Kirchoff each scored 12, Davis 13, Brown led Stillwater with 20 as Garden City fades in overtime 65-61 in a tense Oklahoma boys game.
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Kirchoff
Zane Davis
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Lamb
Hands
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Schroeder
Stilwater
Bangie
Manhattan Girls 65 Garden City 38 NCAAC matchup
Ashley Nance led Garden City with 14 points as they fell to 1-10 while Manhattan topped them 65 to 38. Laura Hammel scored 12 for Manhattan. Hinkin and Thomas paced the visitors with key buckets and multiple free throws. Garden City total fouls reached 20 as Manhattan managed 3 three pointers.
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Garden City
Manhattan
Laura Hammel
Conway
Mireles
Berry
Schwindt
Gonzales
Kinney
Tiffany
Nance
Callen
Boxman
Moser
Dietz
Hammel
Hinkin
Anderson
Howard
Jennings
Kennedy
Thomas
Schoenfield
Davenport
Lindquist
Fenwick
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