Bradley Awards honor winter sports stars in Kansas
The Bradley Awards celebrate standout winter athletes and coaches across Kansas. Highlights include Syracuse basketball progress under Andy Coleman, Garden City’s Chris Nelson praised as a top high school player, Matt Engel guiding Greeley County to league titles, and notable feats in wrestling and girls basketball.
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John Wooden
Bradley
Syracuse
Andy Coleman
Garden City
Jeff Tanner
Greeley County
Matt Engel
Shea Stewart
Trent Peter
John Krayca
Engel
Jackrabbits
LeBron James Bradley
Chris Nelson
Nelson
GCHS
Kurt
Maize
Dc Bradley
Chaminade
Virginia
Wichita County
Sublette
GCHL
Caleb Smith
Uniblab Bradley
The
Jetsons
Reid Jagels
Jagels
Brandy Perryman
Jordan Young
Becky Holland
Bangle
Ouch Baby
Buffalo
John Ford Bradley
Ford
Kansas
Garden City Lady Busters face No 9 Wabash Valley in NJCAA quarterfinals
Garden City (30 5) meets No 9 Wabash Valley Ill (32 2) at 4 p.m. in Salina Bicentennial Center after a one day break. Wabash Valley built a 44 16 halftime lead over NDSCS and advances with 80 63 win led by 6 5 Belarus center Yelena Leuchanka with 21 points and 19 rebounds.
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Salina
Garden City
Lady Broacbusters
Bicentennial Center
Bobby Brasel
Wabash Valley
Ill
North Dakota State College of Science
Cowley County
Brasel
North Dakota State
Wabash
KIUL
Braser
Lady Warriors
Yelena Leuchanka
Belarus
Virginia
Leuchanka
Washburn Signs Garden City Star Josh Lamb for Ichabods
Washburn football signs Garden City High School standout Josh Lamb to play running back next fall. Lamb, the team’s leading rusher the past two seasons, chose Washburn partly for pre medical studies. His senior year saw 576 rushing yards and two TDs with other versatile contributions. Coach Craig Schurig praised his work ethic and potential.
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Josh Lamb
Washburn
Craig Schurig
Lamb
Topeka
Garden City
Ichabods
Schurig
Mike Smith
Josh
Smith
Kansas Set as No 2 West Seed Faces Utah State
Kansas enters the NCAA West first round as a No 2 seed with 25 7 record, facing No 15 Utah State in Oklahoma City. Senior stars Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison lead a high octane offense while Williams downplays seeding talk. Utah State earned its fourth NCAA bid in six years by winning the Big West tournament.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Jayhawks
Rhode Island
Roy Williams
Williams
Kirk Hinrich
Nick Collison
Paul Pierce
Raef LaFrentz
Utah State
Memphis
Arizona State
Texas
Oklahoma
Collison
Hinrich
Missouri
Bernard King
Texas A&m
Utah
Iowa State tops Wichita State in NIT thriller
Iowa State defeats Wichita State 76-65 at Hilton Coliseum behind Tim Barnes four 3s and Jake Sullivan's 23 points. The 13,955 crowd boosted ISU in the second half as Barnes and Sullivan sparked a 16-3 run to seize control and set up an Iowa rematch.
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Ames
Iowa
Tim Barnes
Iowa State
Jake Sullivan
Barnes
Wichita State
Hilton Coliseum
Sullivan
Cyclones
Valparaiso
Larry Eustachy
NBA
Jamar Howard
Jayhawks
Shockers
Mark Turgeon
Howard
Burns
Holman
Wise
Miller
Hogg
Clark
Steven
Kampman
Haluska
Vroman
Homan
Varley
Neal
Jefferson
Halaska
A's Mariners cancel Japan season opener trip
Ichiro Suzuki once idolized Ken Macha's glove from Japan but fears of war in Iraq prompted Bud Selig to cancel Oakland and Seattle's season opening Tokyo series. The teams will stay in the United States and adjust the schedule as announced.
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Phoenix
Ichiro Suzuki
Ken Madha
Seattle
Japan
Suzuki
Mariners
Macha
Oakland
Tokyo
United States
Bud Selig
Iraq
Tokyo Dome
Athletics
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Patsy
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Tony Lewis
Brad Hallier
Hallier
Garden City Telegram
Lady Busters
North Dakota
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Uston
NJCAA
Buster
West
CBS
KSKZ
KZRD
Lee West
Jared Homan
Paul Miller
Ichiro
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