Lady Buffs rally past Hutch, face top seed Wichita South
Garden City defeats Hutchinson 47 29 to snap a five game skid and advance to face No. 1 seed Wichita South in sub state. Dart led Garden City with 18 points while Hutchinson trailed after third quarter runs and clutch fourth.
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VanVleet repeats MVC Player of the Year at Wichita State
Wichita State guard Fred VanVleet earns his second Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year award, joining Xavier McDaniel as the program’s dual-time honorees. He battled a hamstring injury and helped WSU rack up a strong MVC run amid a challenging season, with coach Gregg Marshall stressing team success over individual scoring.
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Erin Jankiewicz powers Pratt past Garden City in twinbill loss
Pratt swept Garden City as Erin Jankiewicz delivered a standout day with multiple inning ending plays, three RBIs and a triple in Game 2. Cheyenne Phelps also produced despite an arm ailment while coach Gundy praised Jankiewicz as a leader. Pratt improved to 4-5-1 and travels to Butler for a 1 p.m. twinbill Saturday.
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Buffs Wrestlers Dominate All-WAC First Team
Garden City Buffs claim seven of 14 first-team all-WAC selections lead by Michael Prieto at 138 pounds who also earned Wrestler of the Year. Also named were Ray Perez 120, Alec Castillo 152, Jesse Nunez 170, Zeke Herrera 195, Benny Hernandez 220, and Aaron Lozano 285 with Nunez state champion and Perez Castillo Herrera Lozano placing thirds at state.
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Royals honor Sal Perez with 52.5 million extension
In a Palm Sunday move the Kansas City Royals lock in Sal Perez on a 52.5 million five year contract starting 2017. Perez, born in Valencia Venezuela, faced threats at home amid a crime crisis while his mother supported his rise to MVP status and the Royals praised his skill and character.
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Wildcats Dominate TCU 79 54 In Bramlage Sendoff
K-State blazed to a 79 54 win over TCU at Bramlage Coliseum as senior guards Justin Edwards Stephen Hurt and Rohleder led a balanced sendoff. Barry Brown paced the Wildcats with 15 points while Rohleder’s baseline jumper capped a dominant first half and fueled a one sided home finale that clinched a winning season and boosted NIT hopes.
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