Memories of Cellus Wright a late cancer loss on campus
Rob Houston recalls Marcellus Wright a former Garden City Community College star who died at 21 after cancer. The piece honors his impact on the Busters his 6 8 frame and 235 pounds promise and the team s memory of him with his jersey on display and map pin memorials.
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Garden City Community College
United States
Marcellus Wright
Minneapolis
University of North Texas
Wright
Garden City
NBA
Jeremy Cox
Cox
North Dakota State College of Science
Wahpeton
North Texas
Marcellus
Big Spring
Texas
Jerome Hubbard
Howard College
Hubbard
Busters
Cellus
Broacbusters Rally, Fall Short in Twinbill Loss
Garden City wins 10-7 at Midland as Bosnick, Serrano, Vieyra spark offense. In game two a seventh inning error on a dirt pitch allows the winning run as Midland prevails 11-10. Stuart goes 5 2/3 with four earned runs. Bass drives in three for Garden City.
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Garden City Broacbusters
Garden City
Midland
Texas
Busters
Broacbuster
Todd Briggs
Trevor Stuart
Jon Bosnick
RBI
Juan Serrano
Curtis Ledbetter
Stuart
Bosnick
Rick Wilson
T.J. Bass
Briggs
Adam Maras
Jeremy Leeper
Bass
Broacbusters
Howard College
Pat O’neil
Mark Ward
Crump
Ledbetter
Fleck
Vieyra
Serrano
Wilson
Williams faces old friend in NCAA opener
Kansas coach Roy Williams renews a rivalry with former colleague Bob Brasswell as Kansas meets Cal State-Northridge in the Midwest Regional in Dayton. The piece recalls probation era penalties, recruiting battles, and Adonis Jordan’s pivotal role in Williams rebuilding KU’s program.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bob Brasswell
Roy Williams
Williams
Brasswell
Kansas Jayhawks
Cal State-Northridge Matadors
Midwest
Dayton
Ohio
Adonis Jordan
Kansas
Larry Brown
Jordah
Cleveland High School
Reseda
Calif
Bobby
Adonis
NCAA
Jayhawks
Jordan
Kirk Hinrich
Oklahoma
Daryan Selvy
Kansas City
Cal State-Northridge
Riley Stiles lead Notre Dame in NCAA All America Women
Ruth Riley of Notre Dame headlines the AP All-America women’s team as a unanimous first-teamer. Jackie Stiles of Southwest Missouri State, Kelly Miller of Georgia, Katie Douglas of Purdue, and Stacey Dales of Oklahoma join. Riley led with 195 points. Stiles 183, Douglas 155, Miller 151, Dales 123.
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Ruth Riley
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Riley
Jackie Stiles
Southwest Missouri State
Kelly Miller
Georgia
Katie Douglas
Purdue
Stacey Dales
Oklahoma
Stiles
Douglas
Miller
Dales
Tennessee
Tamika Catchings
Connecticut
Svetlana Abrasimova
Shea Ralph
Ralph
Green enjoys fit with Chiefs after KC visit
Rams backup Trent Green visited Kansas City for a physical with the Chiefs who seek Elvis Grbac’s replacement. Green, 30, discussed the offense, coach Dick Vermeil, and assistants Saunders and White, all ex-Rams, while surgery on his knee earlier this year may limit minicamp power. Term negotiations with St. Louis hinge on a Thursday roster bonus.
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Kansas City
Trent Green
Rams
Chiefs
Elvis Grbac
Green
Dick Vermeil
al] Saunders
Mike White
St. Louis Rams
Lamar Hunt
Carl Peterson
Kurt Warner
St. Louis
Warner
Vermeil
Grbac
The
Athletes of the Week Highlight Dixon and Stewart
Dixon sparked the Lady Jackrabbits in a 54 42 loss to Lebo with 17 points and six rebounds, helping Greeley County reach state for the first time. Stewart scored 22 in a 65 48 win over Hanover and averaged 15 points per game for a 23 5 team that finished fourth in state.
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Dixon
Lady Jackrabbits
Lebo
Greeley County
Stewart
Hanover
Brewster
White City
Jackrabbits
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Houston
Gctelegram
Garden City Telegram
GCCC
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Garden City CC
Garr
Ferris
Piazza
Northridge
Lee KU
Riley, Stiles
Miller, Douglas, Dales
Chuck Schoffner
AP Sports
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