Prieto laments refereeing as Bedore tops Lewis in 275-pound final
At the state wrestling meet Tony Lewis lost 8-5 to Jordan Bedore, with Bedore rallying from 3-2 late in the second to seal the win. Prieto criticized the officiating while noting Goodland's duo secured key placements as Heckel pinned Kyle Grape and Seger placed fourth at 189.
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Prieto
Tony Lewis
Goodland
Jordan Bedore
Lewis
Bedere
A.J. Heckel
Kyle Grape
Lansing
Ryan Seger
State
Ulysses High School
Wichita
AJ. Heckel
Uly
Kyle Michelstetter
Buhler
Rees McKinney
Zac Sheets
Chapman
Logan Dreiling
Joel Eberhart
Altamont-Labette County
Tucker Olsen
Colby
Garrett Huck
Finals Waiting the hardest part for two contenders
Ulysses coach Carlos Prieto notes the day moves faster with two wrestlers in finals. Veterans like Lewis and Ortiz face nerves and strategy as senior Brice Eisenhour prepares to meet undefeated Danny Grater for the 145-pound title in a long, tense state finals.
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Ulysses
Carlos Prieto
Lewis
Jordan Bedere
Goodland
Joey Ortiz
Ortiz
Dexter Deeds
Coliseum
Scott City
Jon Lippelmann
Brice Eisenhour
Danny Grater
ULA
Clay Center
Jordan Bedore
Tony Lewis
ULY
Lakin Dreiling
J.J. Pittman
Augusta
Beavers claim 4A wrestling crown at state finals
Scott City dominates with pins and techs as Lippelmann earns third title aided by Dreiling and Huck strong showings. Final team results place Scott City first ahead of Columbus and Abilene with numerous top finishes across weights.
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Labette County
Joel Eberhart
Garrett Huck
Wyatt Green
Lippelmann
Buffs fall in closer finish at KSHSAA meet
Garden City placed second on the day as Dusty Briggs earned third at 125 pounds with a 7-0 win over Studio Redcorn of Shawnee Mission Northwest. Ryan Johnson beat Ryan Kramer 2-1 at 160, while Jeremy Kemp lost 6-4 to Patrick Keane. Josh Carr dropped a dramatic double overtime 6-5 at 215, finishing sixth as the team standings show Manhattan first and Garden City eighth.
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Dusty Briggs
Studio Redcorn
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Kramer
Manhattan
Ryan Johnson
Jeremy Kemp
Leavenworth
Patrick Keane
Johnson
Josh Carr
Garden City
Emporia
Alec Heffron
Shawnee Mission East
Mark Robinson
Carr
The
Buffaloes
Robinson
Segovia
Josh
Wichita South
Wichita Northwest
Olathe East
Shawnee Mission
St. Thomas Aquinas
Kyle Blackburn
Briggs
Ryan Taylor
Topeka Washburn
Kyle Oyler
Hutchinson
Tyler Kemp
Ryker Carter
Jeff Gorrell
Goddard
Brett Mesa
Paul Markey
Olathe North
Calen Bom
Jacob Gonzales
Jed Mamie
Garden City Women Hold Off Butler County On Late Stop
Garden City beat Butler County 65 to 64 as Irving led with 23 points and Jones added 15. The game featured tight defense late, with Garden City securing two crucial stops in the final minute to preserve the win and clinch the No. 7 seed in Region VI.
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Broacbusters
Butler County
Irving
Hughes
Busters
Brasel
Garden City
Micah Jones
Wall
Jayhawk West
Alston
Independence
Jones
Thomas
Hubin
Maine
Faurot
Lewis
Bond
Buggs
Inman
Russell- Nava
Caudillo
Tatum
Hamilton
Russell-Nava
Busters clinch second seed with 86 75 win over Butler County
Garden City men defeat Butler County 86 75 led by Morrison 22 Johnson 17 and Henderson 12 to secure West No 2 seed for Region VI Tournament. Butler County's Menifee 17 top scorer, final totals 34 68 shooting 50 percent.
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Resuls
Scott City
Columbus
Abilene
Ulysses
Goodland
Colby
Santa Fe Trail
Rose Hil
Clay Center
Parsons
Douglass
Andale
Concordia
Marysville
Baldwin
Pratt
Fort Scott
Wamego
Holton
Clearwater
Andover
Lansing
el Dorado
Buhler
Chanute
Mulvane
Basehor- Linwood
Desoto
Chapman
Aliamont-Labette County
Wellington
Prairie View
Osawatomie
Royal Valley
Spring Hill
Independence
Louisburg
Atchison
Eudora
Garnett-Anderson County
Circle
Council Grove
Haven
Tonganoxie
Coffeyville
K.c.-Sumner
K.c.ward
Topeka Hayden
Jefferson West
Hugoton
K.c.-Piper
Nickerson
Lancetanhip Toctan
Morrison
Torre Johnson
Henderson
Broacbusters
Jayhawk West
Grizzlies
Kevin Menifee
Butler County
Garden City
Morison
Johnson
Davis
Branch
Price
Morris
Wallace
Reha
Jones
Ellis
Melcher
Henry
Lee
Taylor
Jackson
Menifee
Calvin
Dyer
Lady Saints see historic home win streak end
Seward County Community College’s 135 game home winning streak in women’s basketball ended with a 64 to 50 loss to Hutchinson Community College. Coach Jim Littell noted strong defense by Hutchinson. The streak began in 1995 and left Seward two wins shy of the overall NJCAA record set by College of Southern Idaho.
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Liberal
Seward County Community College
Hutchinson Community College
Lady Saints
Seward County
Jim Littell
Southern Idaho
Littell
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Derek Smith
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Green
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Fox
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