Jayhawks find their groove in road win over Cyclones
Kansas 95 Iowa State 85 as Mario Chalmers tops with 21 points and five in double figures. Jayhawks out-rebound 42-32, shoot 58 percent, built a 15-1 run in the second half. Curtis Stinson leads ISU with 22 points while Rahshon Clark adds 20. Baylor routs Kansas 90-40 later in the day, Sophia Young 17 and five others in double figures for No. 9 Baylor.
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Beavers Hold On To Edge Pratt In Close Conference Bout
Pratt led at halftime 29 43 before Garden City rallied to an 83 76 win. Fletcher and Bright each scored 23 for Garden City while Pratt top scorer Marvin Lee had 21. Rebounds favored Garden City 33 to 29 as Pratt struggled with fouls and turnovers.
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Garden City women topple Pratt 68 62 in late rally
Garden City defeats Pratt 68 to 62 after trailing at halftime 25 23. Jennifer Salazar led Pratt with 16 points tied by Bonnie Freestone while Garden City’s Veronica Kuhlman added 13 and Natasha Curtis 11. The Busters pulled away after De La Torre and Curtis sparked a decisive late run. Eight Pratt players scored, but turnovers and 37 percent shooting hampered their effort.
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Hays Girls Defeat Garden City Amid Free Throw Struggles
Buffs struggle to draw fouls as Garden City’s Lauren Mesa fuels a 42 29 win. Hays dominates with a strong third quarter while Buffs guard play and height mismatch hinder scoring. Hays to host Garden City again Friday. Buffs travel to Colby Tuesday.
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Wildcats topple Cyclones 73 64 in Big 12 clash
Kansas State earned a 73 64 road win over Iowa State as Claire Coggins scored 21 points and Marlies Gipson added a double double. Shalee Lehning and JoAnn Hamlin each scored 11 as K State built a 40 27 halftime lead then withstood ISU rally. Medders led Iowa State with 30 points while Wilkins added 19.
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Federer wins seventh Grand Slam at Australian Open
Roger Federer defeated unseeded Marcos Baghdatis 5-7 7-5 6-0 6-2 in Melbourne to claim his seventh major as Rod Laver presented the trophy. Tears followed as Mauresmo clinched her first major since 1999, retiring Justine Henin-Hardenne in the final, while Bryan brothers and Yan Zi Zheng Jie captured doubles titles.
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Welton Remembered for Girls Wrestlers Legacy and Titles
Welton, longtime Buff coach, left a legacy across the region. His influence stretched to GCHL leader Martin Segovia and assistant Eric DeLaRosa, with former wrestler Rivera noting how Welton molded students who now coach. His teams won multiple state titles at Garden City and Goodland, and Welton now observes from Abilene while tracking his former charges.
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Irsik wins 171-pound title at GCHS tourney
Saul Landeros of Ulysses dropped a 15 0 technical fall with 32 seconds left in the second period of his 215-pound match against Emporia's James Sparks. A J Heckel of Ulysses reached the finals but could not compete in the 145 pound title bout due to a pulled Achilles tendon. Rocky Welton Invitational at The Garden featured final team scores with Ponderosa of Colorado first at 223.5 and Garden City second at 118, followed by Derby third and other Kansas schools.
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