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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2009
Page
8
A feature on Shalee Lehning, Sublette native and Kansas State University basketball star. The piece praises her growth from a high school all stater to a potential All American, notes her leadership, character, and off court ambitions in electronic journalism, and highlights her impact on young girls and regional fans.
More than six thousand fans packed Bramlage Coliseum on the Kansas State University campus to honor Shalee Lehning as her jersey was retired. Friends, family, former teammates, and current Wildcats gathered for a ceremony after a competitive game against Texas A&M, with praise for Lehning's work ethic and leadership throughout her career at Sublette and Kansas State.
Scott City, the No. 1 seed, opened a Class 4A sub-state with an 83-47 demolition of Ulysses. The Beavers forced early turnovers, built a 13-0 run, and limited the Tigers’ attack while advancing to the Pratt semifinal to meet host Greenbacks after their 47-46 win over Hugoton. Coach Glenn O’Neil praised energy and depth as youth-filled Ulysses fought to improve under Jason Jones.
Garden City Community College guard Richard Thomas, a 6foot-5 sophomore from Rosedale New York, shows a knack for big plays. In the regular season finale against Dodge City at Perryman Athletic Complex, coach Kris Baumann called a timeout with 19 seconds left as the Busters trailed, signaling a potential clutch moment.
Garden City High School’s girls, seeded No. 3, host Wichita Haysville Campus in the sub-state opener at 7 p.m. Thursday with a potential 7:45 p.m. Saturday winner’s matchup at Wichita Northwest for a state bid. The Buffalo boys No. 6 seed travel to Dodge City for a 7 p.m. tipoff Wednesday, with Friday’s 7:45 p.m. follow-up at the Maize/Northwest winner.
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