Dream Week Drives Prineville Cowboy to Rodeo Wins
Prineville bareback rider Jessee dominated Rodeo Houston and the Dodge National Circuit Finals in Pocatello. He cashed $12,662 in Pocatello after sweeping three rounds, then chose Houston for more money and world-title points, winning the Houston aggregate with $15,334 and 29 Tour points to top the world standings.
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Ody Jessee
Prineville
Ore
Rodeo
Houston
Pocatello
Jessee
Pro Rodeo
DNCFR
Vegas
Grappling Giants dominate 2003-04 all area wrestling picks
Southwest Kansas area releases its 2003-04 all area wrestling team led by three state runners-up. Ulysses star Joey Ortiz and teammate Tony Lewis fell short in title bouts while Scott City junior Brice Eisenhour claimed a 4A state championship. Cimarron’s Spencer Burns, despite missing rest of season after appendectomy, posted a 33-1 mark with only a single takedown defeat. The team also features multiple state qualifiers from Garden City, Scott City, Cimarron, and other area programs.
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Southwest Kansas
Telegram
Ulysses
Joey Ortiz
Ortiz
Tony Lewis
Scott City
Brice Eisenhour
Garden City
Ryan Kramer
Rees McKinney
Cimarron
Spencer Burns
Spencer Burns Cimarron Jr
Garden City Sr
Tony Lewis Ulysses
Dusty Briggs
Lakin
Scott City Fr
Levi Eddie Ulysses
A.J. Heckel
Jeremy Kemp
Garden City Jr
Ryan Seger
OSU Advances to Elite Eight After Late Run
Oklahoma State defeated Pittsburgh 63 51 in East Rutherford to reach the regional final and face Saint Josephs for a spot in San Antonio. Guard Janavor Weatherspoon led the late surge as the Cowboys overcame a tough defense and poor first half shooting.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Oklahoma State
Eddie Sutton
Pittsburgh
Cowboys
Janavor Weatherspoon
Saint Joseph's
San Antonio
Sutton
Colorado
Panthers
Ivan
Self keeps KU on track after Roy Williams era
Kansas coach Bill Self leads the Jayhawks back to the NCAA regional semifinals for the fourth straight year. Fourth-seeded Kansas faces ninth-seeded Alabama-Birmingham as guard Aaron Miles notes the challenge of replacing Roy Williams and adapting to Self's approach.
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ST. Louis
Kansas
Bill Self
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Alabama
Birmingham
Williams
Self
Aaron Miles
Buffaloes Baseball Embrace Young Pitching in Bascue Era
Garden City Buffaloes enter Brad Bascue’s second season with a mix of experience and youth as they rebuild a depleted pitching staff from a 7-13 showing. Key returnees Brett Mesa and Skyler Heinz anchor the staff while newcomers Garrett Kasper and others compete for spots.
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Garden City Buffaloes
Brad Bascue
Bascue
Jacob Waller
Brett Mesa
Garrett Kasper
Scott City
Kasper
Mesa
Buffaloes
Brady Reichmuth
Josh Urteaga
Skyler Heinz
Alex Bascue
Heinz
Reichmuth
Skyler
Kyle Rees
Wichita Southeast
Kirby Fryman
Matt Irsik
Guymon
Okla
Liberal
Wichita North
Thomas More Prep
Marian
Dodge City
Wichita
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Cody Ohl
Stephenville
Texas
David Key
Caldwell
Clay O’brien Cooper
Glen Rose
Shaun Stroh
Glendive
Mont
Steven Campbell
Midwest
Wyo
Sheri Sinor-Estrada
Alamogordo
N.M
Zack Oakes
Mead
Wash
Jimmy Kay Davis
Gonzales
Charmayne James
Paula Seay
Lake Butler
Fla
Butch Thurman
Pendleton
Oregontrail
Amarillo Caprock
Devin Velasquez
Halstead
Buster Adkins
Burns
Nick Appel
Kyle Blackburn
Dustin Caine
Josh Carr
Ryker Carter
Zach Conine
Lewis Cunningham
Deerfield
Logan Dressing
Lucas Fox
Jordan Geyer
Wichita County
Jacob Gonzales
Alex Gonzalez
Trenton Gray
Wyatt Green
George Guebara
David Harris
Sublette
Garrett Huck
Kate Katt
Tyler Kemp
Todd Kendrick
Nick Kough
Matt Martinez
John Medina
Ricardo Mendoza
Ben
OSU
Urteaga
Michael Marquez
GCHS
Brad Nading
Garden City High School
Hays
Williams Stadium
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