Kansas High School Sports Record Book highlights area stars
Kansas Legends: The Official 2001 Kansas High School Sports Record Book lists Garden City and Buffaloes in multiple records across football tennis basketball and track. Notable names include Chad Krug Mark Willey Michelle Ward Brandy Perryman and Jackie Stiles with records from 1990s to 1995. The book credits Ted Hayes and the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame staff for compilation.
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Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Kansas
Garden City
Buffaloes
Chad Krug
Krug
Abilene
Mark Willey
Neil Schlager
Buff and Telegram
Michelle Ward
Ward
Amanda Krug
Melissa Morris
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Stanton County
Greeley County
Josh Young
Jackrabbit
Brandy Perryman
Perryman
Nathan Strandmark
Deerfield
Spartans
Healy
Dorrance
Brett McGraw
Claflin
Jackie Stiles
Wichita County
Levi Gillen
Joe Warner
Garden City Aqua Buffs eye strong swim season with depth
Garden City High School coach Casey Wise promotes a brash vision for the Aqua Buffs season as 23 girls return. With several state relay veterans and new swimmers, the Buffaloes aim to qualify two 200 freestyle relays and contend in a demanding schedule starting at the YMCA.
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Casey Wise
Garden City High School
Wise
Garden City
Buffaloes
Garden City Family Ymca
Great Bend
Dodge City
Frazier
Gretchen Dunford
Kelly Neuman
Gooden and Williams Named NABC Co Players of the Year
KU forward Drew Gooden and Duke guard Jason Williams share the NABC Player of the Year honor. Both juniors lead 31 3 teams into the NCAA tournament round of 16 as Gooden posts 20.2 points and 11.2 rebounds per game while Williams averages 21.5 points.
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Overland Park
University of Kansas
Drew Gooden
Duke University
Jason Williams
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Williams
Gooden
Jason
NABC
Duke
Indiana
Jayhawks
Illinois
Kansas
Busters break hole to sweep Thunderbirds in doubleheader
Garden City Broacbusters erased a 5-0 deficit with a seven run fifth inning and four more in the sixth to beat Cloud County 15-5 in the nightcap and sweep the conference doubleheader. Mike Fitch earned the win in relief as six of nine starters had multiple hits. Lance Schartz and T J Bass homered, Randall Gall and Jon Bosnick added three hits apiece.
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Mike Fitch
Broacbusters
GCCC
Todd Briggs
Garden City
Scott McPherson
Thunderbirds
Lance Schartz
T.J. Bass
Randall Gall
Jon Bosnick
Kent State not Cinderella in NCAA run to South Regional
Pitt guard Brandin Knight questions Cinderella labels for Kent State, praising the Golden Flashes as a strong 29-5 team riding a 20 game streak. Kent State veteran Andrew Mitchell says they focus on themselves, while Pittlearns to reach the semifinals with a defense under 61 points per game. Duke and Indiana square off in the other regional semifinal.
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Lexington
Pitt
Brandin Knight
Kent State
Knight
Connecticut
Caron Butler
Panthers
Golden Flashes
Temple
Cincinnati
Andrew Mitchell
Central Connecticut State
California
Duke
Indiana
Hoosiers
Blue Devils
Sampson's father OK after surgery
Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson cried as he reflected on his father's sudden illness after John W. Ned Sampson underwent emergency brain surgery in San Jose. Ned, 72, was seen walking strangely at practice before his condition was announced. The Sooners prepared to face Arizona in the NCAA West regional semifinals.
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San Jose
Calif
Oklahoma
Kelvin Sampson
John W
Ned” Sampson
Brock Schnebel
Sooners
Arizona
Sampson
Schnebel
Ned Sampson
San Jose City College
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GCHS
Buffalo Swimming
Katie Zortman
Aimee Zeller
Soph
Erin Koksal
Claire Dunford
Allison Frazier
Heather Ginther
Manhattan
Salina South
Wichita
Kelly Newman
Jim Koksal
Allison
Graham K. Joh
Busters
Houston
Cloud County
Garden City Broacbusters
Concordia
Fitch
Buster
San Jose Hospital