Syracuse Bulldogs claim Hi Plains title over Heights in finale
Syracuse 54 45 over Southwestern Heights to win the Hi Plains League boys basketball title, their first since 2003, as Lucas Plunkett led with 16 points and 17 rebounds. Heights, led by coach Chad Novack, made a late rally but fell short in the rivalry game at Perryman Athletic Complex.
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Heights takes Hi Plains final. Cimarron shut down 49 23
Heights Lady Mustangs claim their third Hi Plains League title in four years by defeating Cimarron 49 to 23 at Perryman Athletic Complex. Sophomore Deni Jacobs led Heights with 12 points as Cimarron struggled at the line and fell behind early.
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Garden City Claws Cloud County 58 57 On road win surge
Garden City Community College beats Cloud County 58-57 in Concordia to move to 12-7 overall and 3-3 in Jayhawk Western. Richard Thomas scores 23 with eight straight free throws. Thomas Manzano adds 19 as the Busters escape late after leading by 12 at halftime.
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Spartans win SFTL title in hard fought upset
Deerfield outlasted Rolla 61 to 56 to capture the Santa Fe Trail League tournament title. Spartans coach Shane Burns praised three good quarters and stressed improved free-throw shooting after a tense final in Deerfield. Rolla trimmed a seven-point halftime edge but fell short despite a late rally led by tough defense on David Gonzalez.
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Buffs fall to KC Turner in 52-43 Valley Center loss
Garden City High School boys basketball dropped its third straight at the January Jam, losing 52-43 to Kansas City Turner. Cody Bernbeck was limited by early fouls and finished with seven points, while Chris Prentice led Garden City with 10 points and Quentin Taylor added eight. The Buffs trailed 22-16 at halftime after a second quarter drought and face Ulysses next, a mirror-image challenger with Bryce Moral as their top scorer.
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