Lady Busters seek bounce back vs Butler after rough road
Garden City Community College women, 8-11 overall and 1-4 in Western division, hope to rebound from an 80-67 loss to Seward County as coach Bobby Brasel emphasizes energy and focus. The team has been competitive despite late-season setbacks and upcoming home game against Butler.
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Fresh Downs leaves KU basketball team midseason
Kansas freshman forward Micah Downs has quit the basketball team citing personal issues and will go home to address them. Coach Bill Self, in a written statement, said Downs chose to leave after limited playing time and that the decision is not a basketball issue.
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Scott City Wins Clash of Champions on Holcomb Win
Scott City Beavers opened with seven early points and rolled to a 74-48 home victory over Holcomb. Coach Glenn O'Neil credited momentum from a weekend tournament title at Colby, praising Holcomb's sharp shooting and effort. Colby Dunagan and Lee Beavers are highlighted.
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Committee advances swimming rule change in Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee advanced a bill to loosen practice limits for high school swimmers and divers. Supporters say it expands options for athletes, while opponents warn it could destabilize the Kansas State High School Activities Association rules and create an uneven playing field due to access to private clubs.
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Clijsters Ends Hingis Comeback in Australian Open Victory
Kim Clijsters defeated Martina Hingis 6-3 2-6 6-4 at Rod Laver Arena to reach the Australian Open semifinals, seize the No. 1 ranking, and set up a clash with Amelie Mauresmo. Hingis, returning after a three-year gap, showed progress but struggled with a weak serve as Clijsters ran her down and claimed the win. Federer also advanced to the semifinals by edging Nikolay Davydenko in a marathon match, setting up a Federer-Kiefer semifinal pairing.
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