Garden City women rally past Butler County 64 57
Garden City’s Lady Broacbusters, despite shooting 37 percent and 23 turnovers, clinched a 64 57 win over Butler County. Key players include Chennault 21, Terry 21, Buggs 25, and Hallman 16 for Butler County. Garden City improves to 17 4, 5 2 in Jayhawk West and eyes a national ranking boost.
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Garden City
Butler County
NJCAA
Lady Saints
Jayhawk
Garden
Irving
Terry
Jim
Wall
Chennault
Banda
Faurot
Salas
Kanak
Buggs
Roberts
Hallman
Lane
Vanleeuwin
Bond
Wecker Leads Kansas State Past Texas On Big 12 Day
Kendra Wecker scoring 27 points and 11 rebounds propelled No. 3 Kansas State past No. 17 Texas 71-69 on Kendra Wecker Day before a sold-out Bramlage Coliseum crowd of 13,340. Megan Mahoney sank the deciding free throw with 3.1 seconds left after Texas trimmed a four-point K-State lead to one.
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Manhattan
Kendra Wecker
Kansas State
Bramlage Coliseum
Wildcats
Texas
Wecker
Megan Mahoney
Koehn
Chide
Jody Conradt
Mahoney
Carey
Bowers
Kansas
Norman
Schreiber
Kansas St
Domenico
Ohide
Dutmer
Wecke
Spencer fuels Butler County rally past Garden City 77 68
Ed Spencer shifted from quiet first half to a 24 point eruption in the second half as Butler County, trailing at halftime, rallied to beat Garden City 77 68 at the Power Plant in El Dorado. Palmer joined with 21 points as the Grizzlies overturned a 32 29 deficit and held off a late GC push.
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EL Dorado
Garden City
Broacbusters
Seward County
Butler County
GCCC
Tera Chennault
Megan Hallman
Benita Buggs
Ed Spencer
Spencer
Grizzlies
Earl Diddle
Trey
Anton Palmer
Palmer
Broacbuster
Raphael Desroses
Desroses
Mims
C. Williams
Bojic
Works
Hall
Reeves
Reha
Morris
G. Williams
Lee
Ferguson
Cornwell
Nwoke
Melcher
Malloy
Butler
King lifts Aggies past Kansas State in home win
Bernard King scored 18 points and 11 assists as Texas A&M defeated Kansas State 79-66. Freshman Antoine Wright added 24 and his fifth double double, with King praising Wright for boosting his own play. Kansas State led 37 39 at halftime before A&M pulled away, as Wright dominated on 11 rebounds and 24 points.
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College Station, Texas
Bernard King
Texas A&m
Antoine Wright
King
Wright
Aggies
Kansas State
Antoine
Vernon Smith
Kansas
Bean
Ross
Jackson
Garcia-Morales
Seal
Brookhart
Turner
Watkins
Butterfras
Ress
DeJesus
Ellis
Pasco
Hayden
Richards
Wichita State Wins at Bradley to Go 6-1 in Valley
Randy Burns led Wichita State with 18 points as the Shockers erased a 12 point second half deficit to beat Bradley 64-60 in Peoria. Aaron Hogg added 13 points with a late putback and free throw sealing the final margin. Bradley shot 23 percent after halftime and were outrebounded 49-31.
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Peoria
Ill
Randy Burns
Wichita State
Bradley
Aaron Hogg
Missouri Valley
Burns
Hogg
Steven
Roger
Wise
Clark
Suggs
Stewart
Robinson
Gillingham
Gilbert
Mroz
Paul
Battle
Wichita St
Howard
Kampman
Kansas Ends 21-Game Big 12 Losing Streak At A&M
Crystal Kemp posted 19 points and 11 rebounds as Kansas opened the second half with a 17-0 run to beat Texas A&M 64-57 in College Station. The Jayhawks improved to 8-9 overall and 1-5 in conference, while A&M dropped to 8-9 and 1-5. Lynn Classen led A&M with 13 points, Sabrina Mitchell added 11, and Toccara Williams had 10 points, eight assists and three steals for the Aggies.
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Texas
Crystal Kemp
Kansas
Texas A&m
Aggies
Lynn Classen
Sabrina Mitchell
Toccara Williams
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