Syracuse Bulldogs rally to claim Hi Plains League title
In a hard fought Final at Perryman Athletic Complex Syracuse defeats Southwestern Heights 54 to 45 for its first league crown since 2003. Senior Lucas Plunkett powered the win with 17 points and 10 rebounds as the Bulldogs outboarded Heights 32 to 28 and held off a late Mustang push.
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Syracuse
Southwestern Heights
Chad Novack
Bulldogs
Lucas Plunkett
Mustang
Plunkett
Bill Peeper
Cory Ryan
Jacob Flores
Tate Housholder
Peeper
Heights win Hi-Plains title over Cimarron 49 to 23
Heights Lady Mustangs claim their third Hi-Plains League crown in four years by routing Cimarron 49 23 at Perryman Athletic Complex. Sophomore Deni Jacobs led Heights with 12 points as Cimarron shot 6 of 18 at the line and struggled to match Heights’ balanced attack.
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Cimarron
Perryman Athletic Complex
David Ediger
Lady Bluejays
Lady Mustangs
Mellen
Ediger
Deni Jacobs
Cimarron High School
Yamaha Rosas
Alisha Schlicht
Garden City claws out 58 57 win at Cloud County
Garden City Community College edged Cloud County 58 57 in Concordia to stay on the road, improving to 12 7 overall and 3 3 in Jayhawk Western. Richard Thomas scored 23 with eight free throws while Thomas Manzano added 19 as the Busters overcame a late surge by the Thunderbirds.
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Broacbusters
Jayhawk
Perryman
Cloud County
Concordia
Garden City
GCCC
Kris Baumann
Cloud
Thunderbirds
Richard Thomas
Baumann
Busters
Barton County
Thomas
Spartans win SFTL title in tight final
Deerfield held off Rolla 61-56 to claim the Santa Fe Trail League basketball championship. Spartans coach Shane Burns noted three strong quarters and urged better free-throw consistency after a late rally by Rolla. Deerfield improves to 10-3. Rolla threatened in the second half before fading.
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Rolla Pirates
Pirates
Spartans
Shane Burns
Burns
Rolla
David Gonzalez
Buffs fall to Turner in Valley Center jam loss
Garden City High School boys basketball drops its third straight, 52 43, to Kansas City Turner at the January Jam. Bernbeck foul trouble hampered offense as Prentice led with 10 points and Taylor added eight. The Buffs face Ulysses next, needing better execution and defense to turn their slide around.
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Kansas City-Turner
GCHL
Jeff Tanner
Cody Bernbeck
Buffs
Bernbeck
Tanner
Chris Prentice
Garden City
Smith
Tatum
Jordan
Gchs
KC Turner
Prentice
Calzonetti
Lefort
Ruiz
KC Tumer
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Tate Houseolder
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Lee Cimarron
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Arkansas
Lee Gcc
Quentin Taylor
Ulysses
Bryce Moral
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