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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2005
Page
9
AP columnist Jim Litke portrays Barry Bonds amid tension over media pressure and aging. Bonds contemplates rehab and a possible leave from baseball after 2006, acknowledging doubt about a return while acknowledging a prelude to a dramatic exit.
The AP All-America team includes KU's Simien and Bogut top vote-getter honors for men with Bogut leading 60 first-team votes. On the women's side Seimone Augustus earns unanimous first-team inclusion with Wecker Currie Davenport Irvin also on the 1st team in a 45-member panel voting before the NCAA tournament.
Sublette senior Shalee Lehning, a 5 foot 10 guard, is named Kansas Girls Basketball Player of the Year by Gatorade Thirst Quencher in its 20th anniversary program with Scholastic Coach & Athletic Director magazine. Lehning averaged 30.6 points, 15 rebounds, 8.8 assists, and 5.3 steals as Sublette won a second straight Class 2A title and extended a 52 game win streak. She will be eligible for the national award and has committed to Kansas State.
GCCC softball coach Phil Terpstra adjusted the lineup to bolster the top three hitters Lorel Palmer Kenzie Romero and Ashley Arbon. Freshman Gina Burdick returned to health and hit .429 after March 17 with her first homer, while DeAnne Martinez moved to second in the order producing 3 for 5 with two doubles. Martinez raised her season average to .325 as the team improved at the Colby Invitational.
Barry Bonds, back at Giants camp after arthroscopic knee surgery, says he may not play this season and is physically and mentally done. He blames media pressure for his distress, noting his son Nikolai and family have suffered, as teammates and Yankees manager Joe Torre offer sympathy.
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