Summitt ties NCAA women’s record with 879th win
In Knoxville Pat Summitt nabbed win No. 879, tying Dean Smith for most NCAA coaching victories as Tennessee thumped Western Carolina 94-43 in an NCAA first round. Shanna Zolman scored 28 for top-seeded Lady Vols who advance to face Purdue.
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GCCC and Barton County split twin bill in windy matchup
Garden City led 14 12 then lost 17 3 as Barton County powered through the finale. Gorsett homered twice more for Garden City with four hits and six RBIs on the day. Sabath noted the team must improve all three phases for a successful doubleheader. Garden City returns for a DH at Cowley County after a 15 5 2 2 Jayhawk West record.
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Wisconsin tops Illinois State in NCAA regional thriller
Wisconsin built an 18-5 run to defeat Southern Illinois 85-77 and reach a date with North Carolina State in Syracuse. Oklahoma State rallied past Southern Illinois 85-77 behind a career night from Joan McFarlin and coach Eddie Sutton’s defense, advancing to face Arizona in Chicago.
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Royals Youth Drive In 2001 Season Draft Deals
Kansas City traded Johnny Damon to Oakland amid a youth-driven era and promoted Beltran who edged the AL Rookie of the Year voting in 1999 but pursued a long-term deal elsewhere. Beltran left after 2004, joining the Mets on a 119 million seven-year contract as KC acquired catcher John Buck. The Royals filled the first round picks with pitchers like Zack Greinke, Mike MacDougal, and Kyle Snyder, hoping for a revival amid injuries and turnover.
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Garden City Lady Busters survive rough weekend at Colby Invite
The Garden City Lady Busters had mixed results at the Colby Invitational, winning with error-free defense and a walk-off by Kenzie Romero, but also suffering two losses. Tahnie Young pitched well in the opener against Iowa Western, while Gina Burdick and Loren Palmer produced key hits. Dodge City and Independence games saw high offense for the Conquistadors and a 4-0 shutout loss for GC.
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