Busters face No 6 Coffeyville after win over Neosho
Wichita Busters defeated Neosho 86-62 as they shoot 45 percent from the field and 20 of 22 at the line. Trey Johnson led Neosho with 31 points on 14 of 22, while Garden City outscored Neosho 28 62. The Busters advance as one of the top eight teams and prepare three days for Coffeyville.
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Lady Busters Stumble at Coffeyville in Final
Garden City ends with a 16 15 record as Ashley Walker is held to six points on 1 19 shooting. Coffeyville outscored Garden City 67 45 in the second half, led by Cannon with 28 points and Turner 13. Coffeyville outshot 57 18 from field and 67 total points to Garden City 45.
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Lady Buffs set to open sub state with Goddard clash
Goddard seniors Shelby Zoglman and Ashley Foss anchor scoring while junior Kristen Heiman and freshman Taryn Temple pace Hart as they prepare for a playoff run. Coach Upton sticks with the same starting five including Tempel Brown Martinez McClelland and Heiman after a 43-42 regular season win over Liberal.
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Ingalls Edges Pawnee Heights In First Round Playoff Win
Ingalls Bulldogs dominate Pawnee Heights 54 to 19 in a Class 1A Division II sub state game. Batman leads with 15 points, Irsik adds 13, Brooks 11 as Ingalls shoots 64 percent over the middle two quarters and holds the Tigers to four field goals. Next, Ingalls faces Moscow on the road in a tough semifinal push.
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Holcomb edges Lakin in late rally to reach semis
Holcomb pulled away after a rough second quarter surge by Lakin, then held on 62-58 as Singhisen led a late charge with 10 points and five rebounds. Hamel topped Lakin with 22 points, while LaSalle fouled out late and Geubelle sparked a 6-0 run to trim the lead. Holcomb advances to face Hoisington in the semifinals.
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NFL mediation proceeds as CBA nears expiry
Ten owners and Saints quarterback Drew Brees attended mediation as the NFL players union and owners faced a deadline with under 40 hours until the CBA expires. The owners met in Chantilly while talks continued at FMCS. A work stoppage could follow if no deal is reached, a scenario not seen since 1987. Jerry Richardson pressed optimism as negotiations continued.
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