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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2003
Page
9
Matthew Sprague vent notes that the NCAA tournament is pushed to March 20 delaying conference tournaments. He recalls personal bracket rituals, criticizes the CBS theme, and suggests playing basketball or watching spring training while waiting for March 20. He signs off with contact info.
Garden City Lady Busters, top seed in Region VI, clash with Allen County as the Jayhawk West champions begin post season play at Broacbuster Gym. Jasmine Irving emphasized staying hungry after clinching the league title, aiming to extend success beyond conference play. The Garden City men, seeded 13th, visit Cowley County in a separate regional first round.
No. 6 Kansas beat Texas Tech 65 56 to share the Big 12 title with potential sole possession if they beat Missouri. Keith Langford led with 20 points as Kansas built a 13 point second half lead. Texas Tech’s season outlook dimmed, coach Bob Knight noting uncertain NCAA prospects.
Scott City outscored Pratt 19 points in the second half as Jordan Carter, scoring a game high 25, led the Beavers to a 65 43 win in the 4A Colby sub state. Carter hit half his points after halftime while David Dunn added 14 and coach Glenn ONeil noted improved offense and free throw precision.
Garden City High School enters a balanced sub state with eight teams in Wichita South and Derby. The Buffs, 12-8, are the No. 7 seed and will face Dodge City 16-4 in Friday semis. Derby faces Wichita North with Hutchinson and Maize also in the mix as top contenders.
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