Henin-Hardenne Wins Berlin German Open in Rain Interruption
Justine Henin-Hardenne defeated Nadia Petrova 6-3 4-6 6-3 to win the Berlin German Open, stretching her streak to 17 and claiming her third straight clay title as rain halted play three times. The Belgian, returning from a virus and knee injury, rose to 20-1 since March and eyes the French Open.
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Justine Henin-Hardenne
Russia
Nadia Petrova
Henin-Hardenne
Defense shines as Windsor leads offense in scrimmage
Quarterback Rod Windsor went 11 of 20 for 98 yards with a touchdown pass to Nick Jacobs and an 11 yard rushing TD on an option play. Windsor praised the effort as the defense and overall team showed positives in about 55 snaps. Coach J J Eckert noted good things from 43 players and the depth limits.
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Nick Jacobs
Windsor
Broacbuster
J.J. Eckert
Eckert
Garden City swimmers shine at El Dorado Invite high scorers
In the El Dorado Invitational Derby leads with 539 points followed by Wichita Trinity and McPherson. Garden City places include 2:03.97 in the 200 medley relay and top ten finishes across 200 freestyle, 100 butterfly and 100 freestyle events.
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McPherson
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Andover
Garden City
Lorado
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Wichita Southeast
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Kayla Dechant
Janelle Rice
Megan Grapengate
Claire Dunford
Melissa Miller
Kelsey Pearson
Allison Frazier
Bryan Hamlett
Kylie Travers
Abby Bradstreet
Bradstreet
Dunford
Frazier
Dechant
Travers
Grapengater
Anderson
Mullin fuels two game wins in Garden City sweep
Garden City beat Independence 9 8 in game one and 13 9 in game two. Mullin powered the offense with a three run homer in game one and a solo shot plus three run blast in game two. Brundridge, Dreiling, Servais and Urzendowski also homered, while Dickerhoff and Reichard pitched key innings to secure the wins.
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Independence
GCCC
Curtis Smith
Brock Hampton
Pirates
Smith
Johnny Hanlon
Andy Preston
Preston
Mullin
Brundridge
Ryan Urzendowski
Luke Dreiling
Joe Servais
Broacbusters
Andrew Paul
Brett Whittle
Paul
Garden City
Reichard
Eric Dickerhoff
Dickerhoff
Urzendowski
Servais
Garsett
Jon Olsen
Collins
P. Miller
Breit
Hanson
W—Hanson
L—Paul
Deao
Hampton
Skelton
Preston Mullin
Holthus
Dreising
Whittle
Amide
Giacomo set to line up in Preakness rivals listed
After a chaotic Derby weekend Frankel praised Bellamy Road and Afleet Alex while High Limit bled but remains a Preakness candidate. Giacomo faces familiar foes and new contenders as Nick Zito weighs options, Afleet Alex ships in, and Closing Argument eyes another shot in Baltimore alongside Don’t Get Mad Wilko and Going Wild plus Flower Alley Coin Silver.
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Bellamy Road
Alex
Giacomo
Baltimore
Nick Zito
New York Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Tim Ritchey
Kiaran McLaughlin
Wilko
Todd Pletcher
Flower Alley
Coin Silver
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