Bradley Awards spotlight Garden City winter sports
In Garden City Telegram, Brad Hallier honors winter sports excellence with awards for area teams and individuals. Lakin Broncs claim top coaching honors for undefeated legacy, Sublette and Dighton coaches cited, and Garden City athletes highlighted including Lehning and Nelson. Fellow recognitions cover wrestling depth, announcer John Ford, and notable players like Trent Peter and Matt Kirchoff.
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Lakin Broncs
Shalee Lehning
Tribune
Garden City
Bradley
John Wooden Bradley
Lakin
Bob Reed
Sublette
Barry Lucas
Dighton
Kenrey Wilson
Wichita County
Bill Biermann
Indians
Lehning
Greeley County
Shawna Petersen
Trent Peter
Chris Nelson
Clay Oldham
Holcomb Boys
Ty Walker
Walker
Holcomb
Elmer
Travis Quintana
Broncs
Quintana
UCLA
Lakin Boys
Kevin Harlan
Kansas City Chiefs
Fox
Nelson
Edmond
Okla
Santa Fe
GCHS
Martin Segovia
Arnold Schwartzenegger
John Ford Bradley
John Ford
Garden
Ford
Clint Johnson
Mark Johnson
Johnson & Johnson
Healy
Michael Jordan Bradley
Peter
Trent
Matt Kirchoff
Kirchoff
Jennifer Aniston
Kansas focusing on good stuff after loss to OU
Kansas coach Roy Williams urges focus on positives after a 64 55 defeat to Oklahoma in the Big 12 final. The Jayhawks, 29 3, drop to No 2 behind Duke and prepare for No 16 Holy Cross in the NCAA tournament. Gooden leads with 20 4 points and 11 3 rebounds as Kansas boasts a 16 0 regular season Big 12 record and high scoring pace.
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ST. Louis
Kansas
Roy Williams
Williams
Oklahoma
Jayhawks
Sooners
Duke
Holy Cross
Drew Gooden
Nick Collison
Kirk Hinrich
Jeff Boschee
Gooden
Dwight Gooden
Knoblauch Seeks Fresh Start With Royals in 2000
Knoblauch, entering his first season with Kansas City, aims to leave a career-low .250 batting average and weak on base and slugging marks behind. He signed a one year $2 million deal after Yankees did not offer another, saying he has motivation and a new beginning in Florida.
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Haines City
Fla
Chuck Knoblauch
Kansas City Royals
Knoblauch
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Royals
New York Yankees
Yankees
New York
Three Buffs Join Boot Hill All Star Classic Roster
Garden City High School trio Clark Griselis Zane Davis and Matt Kirchoff earned National All Stars invites for the Boot Hill All Star Classic joining eight area seniors. The event at Dodge City Civic Center features girls at 6 p.m. and boys at 8 p.m. with Cimarron Angie Faurot and Laura Boroughs as area girls. For the boys Trent Peter Greeley County joins American All Stars while Travis Quintana Derek Ramos K J Wilkens Brent Weeks and Dan Reha round out the National All Stars.
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Garden City High School
Kansas
Clark Griselis
Buffaloes
Zane Davis
Matt Kirchoff
Dodge City Civic Center
Cimarron
Angie Faurot
Laura Boroughs
Greeley County
Trent Peter
Lakin
Travis Quintana
Derek Ramos
Dighton
K.J. Wilkens
Satanta
Brent Weeks
Holcomb
Dan Reha
Buster Baseball Aims to Shift Momentum at Frank Phillips
Garden City Community College s Broacbuster baseball team sits 6 15 after a split at Frank Phillips Texas as coach Todd Briggs reshuffles to spark offense. Freshman Scott McPherson earned a chance for his first college start after a strong relief showing against Clarendon, and he may start early next week against Lamar Colo.
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Garden City Broacbuster
Broacbusters
Busters
Frank Phillips
Texas
GCCC
Todd Briggs
Briggs
Scott McPherson
Leawood
Clarendon
Hardy Hutto
McPherson
Bulldogs
Lamar
Colo
GCCC Baseball Earns Split In Borger Swing
GCCC’s Briggs cites a strong game two as the highlight after the Broacbusters split a three game series in Borger Texas. They lost game one 10-5 to Frank Phillips then exploded for 14-7 in game two with 20 hits eight for extra bases. Mark Ward exited early after six hits and six runs.
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Garden City
Broacbusters
Borger
Texas
Frank Phillips
Broacbuster
Todd Briggs
Mark Ward
Craig Ayres
Ayres leads Broncobusters in win as Broacusters explode
Ayres shut down the Plainsmen allowing one hit and one run in 4 1/3 innings for his first collegiate win. Garden City bats erupted with three runs in the first, three in the fourth, and a seven run sixth. Leadoff hitter T J Bass went 5 for 6 with three singles a double and a homer in the Broacbusters’ big day.
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Plainsmen
Briggs
Ayres
Broacbuster
Garden City
T.J. Bass
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Garden City Telegram
Winter Bradleys
Hallier
Port St. Lucie
Telegram Sports
Buster
Todd
Solomon
Terry
Kramer
Houston
Lee Broacbusters