RodeoHouston reshapes Wrangler ProRodeo Tour standings
The RodeoHouston stop halves the ProRodeo winter series, with leaders shifting in six events. Jason McClain of Lewis wins bull riding’s overall title with 30.5 points and $16,849, while Dean Gorsuch takes the tour round. Others, including Eric Swenson and Ronnie Fields, move in the standings as the Pace Picante Chute-out nears in Reno.
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PRCA
RodeoHouston
Guymon
Okla
Jason McClain
Lewis
Colo
McClain
Bryan Richardson
Dallas
Kevin Stewart
Glen Rose
Texas
Casey Chamberlain
Plainview
Jake Stanley
Hermiston
Ore
Kirt Jones
Decatur
Scott Kormos
Teague
Fred Whitfield
Hockley
Houston
Matt Shiozawa
Chubbuck
Idaho
Kelly Kaminski
Bellville
Mary Burger
Pauls Valley
Wrestling Warriors dominate southwest Kansas wrestling honors
Seniors lead the Telegram first-team all area wrestling selections for 2004-05 with two state champions Scott City's Lucas Fox and Guy Miller on the top group. Underclassmen fill the second team and honorable mention, signaling a bright future. Burns of Cimarron recalls losses in regionals and state, while Fox clinches a dramatic 10-9 state title with a last-second reversal.
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Telegram
Southwest
Kansas
Scott City
Lucas Fox
Guy Miller
Miller
Cimarron
Spence
Burns
Courtney Nightingale
Garden City
Jeremy Kemp
Ulysses
Ryan Seger
Courtney Nightengale
Spencer Burns
2004 05 Telegram All Area Wrestling Team
The Telegram honors a diverse lineup featuring Trey Adams Fr Ulysses at 103 and Nick Appel Sr Lakin at 275, with standout showings from Garden City Josh Arellano Fr 103 and Mike Arellano Fr 112, plus Scott City Lakin Dreiling Sr 135 and Dustin Warta Sr 140, Ulysses James Gerstberger Jr 152, Trent Gray Sr 112, and Saul Landeros Fr 215 among others. Diverse roster includes Deerfield Daniel Guebara Jr 160, Hugoton Kurt Hershey Jr 130, Cimarron Brandon Toothaker Jr 112, Garden City Eric Servin Sr 125 and Tyler Kemp 140, plus Garden City Josh Holler Jr 189 and Garden City Dustin Warta Sr 140.
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Trey Adams
Ulysses
Nick Appel
Lakin
Josh Arellano
Garden City
Mike Arellano
Dustin Caine
Lakin Dreiling
Scott City
Logan Dreiling
James Gerstberger
Deerfield
Brian Hauser
Garden City routs Hutchinson as Sabath rallies team
Garden City Community College rebounded from an 11 inning loss to No. 2 Seminole State by beating Hutchinson 8-0 in game one, with Aaron Breit tossing a four-hit, 10 strikeout shutout. Paul Bottigliero homered, and Garden City added two in the second. In game two Hutchinson edged Garden City 3-2 after a late homer by Thad Weber, with Garden City tying early before the decisive homer.
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Garden City Broacbuster
Rick Sabath
Seminole State
Okla
GCCC
Broacbusters
Sabath
Garden City
Hutchinson
Williams Stadium
Blue Dragons
Jayhawk West Twinbill
Aaron Breit
Hays
Brett
Aaron
Paul Bottigliero
Joe Servais
Rob Mullin
Curtis Smith
Brandon Doherty
Thad Weber
Preston Reichard
Stoudamire lifts Arizona past Oklahoma State in Chicago
Salim Stoudamire hit a last second off balance jumper to give Arizona a 79 78 win over Oklahoma State in the Chicago Regional semifinals. Eddie Sutton bows out as Lute Olson reaches another potential Final Four after a hard fought game. West Virginia advances past Texas Tech behind Kevin Pittsnogle scoring 22 for a shot at Louisville.
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Rosemont
Ill
Salim Stoudamire
John Lucas
Arizona
Oklahoma State
Lute Olson
Eddie Sutton
Chicago
Lucas
Stoudamire
Mountaineer
Kevin Pittsnogle
Bobby Knight
Texas Tech
Pittsnogle
Mountaineers
Rick Pitino
Louisville Cardinals
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Brazil
Tacoma Dome
Tacoma
Alves
Butch Thurman
Pendleton
Oregontrail
Rob Houston
Joey Sprinkle
Gctelegram
Bluejay
Fox
Jacob Marrs
Clay Center
Kemp
Brad Nading
Cimarron Sr
Scott City Sr
Scott City Jr
Ulysses Sr
Ryker Carter
Garden City Sr
A.J. Heckel
Ulysses Bryan Irsik
Garden City Jr
Nick Rough
Scott City So
Ben Mettlen
Rafe Schaefer Jr
Way Busters
Twinbill
Lee Busters
Garden City Community College
Ryan Urzendowski
Luke Dreiling
Big 12
West Virginia
Albuquerque
N.M
Jerry West