A season of memories ends for area high schools at state meet
A long Kansas season closed at Wichita State with the Holcomb Longhorns winning the Class 3A 4x400 relay over Scott City. Garden City High placed fifth in Class 6A 4x400, while Scott City and Moscow earned runner up and third in their classes. The piece highlights many memorable moments from football, basketball, cross country, tennis, and girls golf across area schools.
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Wichita State University
Cessna Stadium
Holcomb Longhorns
Great West Activities Association
Scott City
Telegram Area
Garden City High
Moscow
Garden City
Memorial Stadium
Buffaloes
Garden City High School
Mackenzie Thayer
Manhattan
Greeley County
Wamego
Kennedy Schneider
Stanton County
Meade
Cody Bernbeck
Derby
the Garden
Holcomb
Amy Stegman
Fidelix Ryaw
Ryan
Syracuse
Bramlage Coliseum
Jeff Mathias
Bulldogs
Traci Martinez
Osvaldo Granillo
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Torres late goal lifts Canucks past Bruins 1-0
Raffi Torres redirected a Hansen pass with 18.5 seconds left to lift the Vancouver Canucks past the Boston Bruins 1-0 in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. Roberto Luongo earned the shutout with 36 saves, as Tim Thomas stopped 33 shots in a tight defensive duel at Rogers Arena.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Canucks
Sedin Twins
Boston
Raffi Torres
Jannik Hansen
Torres
Hansen
Boston Bruins
Tim Thomas
Mario Lemieux
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Raffi
Roberto Luongo
Bruins
Rogers Arena
Luongo
Nashville
Thomas
NHL
Ryan Kesler
Edmonton
Vancouver Canucks
Johnny Boychuk
Mavericks face Heat as Nowitzki plays with splint
Holger Geschwindner continues refining Dirk Nowitzki with one on one sessions even after Mavericks practice. In the NBA finals Nowitzki plays Game 2 with a splint on his left middle finger tendon while Miami leads 1-0. Teammate Brendan Haywood notes the risk but praises his shooting.
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Miami
Holger Geschwindner
Dirk Nowitzki
Dallas Mavericks
Nowitzki
Miami Heat
Brendan Haywood
Tyson Chandler
Shaquille O'Neal retires from basketball on Twitter
Shaquille O'Neal, 39, announced his retirement via Twitter after a season with the Boston Celtics. The 7-foot-1, 350-pound star finished fifth all time in points with 28,596, added 13,099 rebounds, and made four NBA titles along with MVP honors in 2000. He leaves an era marked by six NBA finals, 15 All-Star selections, and a prolific postcareer media presence.
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Boston
Shaquille O’neal
O’neal
Boston Celtics
Heat
Pat Riley
Houston Rockets
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Garden City Telegrarr
Alain Vigneault
Dirk
Shaq
NBA
David Stern
Los Angeles Lakers
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