Cowley College Tops Garden City in Region VI Final
Cowley College crushed Garden City 16 to 0 at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium to win the Region VI Tournament and earning a trip to the NJCAA World Series in Grand Junction starting May 26. Cowley, led by Tyler Fleming on the mound, completed a six-game run after dropping opening night to Garden City.
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Zach Berg
Garden City Buffs Cruise Past Wichita North in Regional Opener
Garden City High School ladies soccer, the defending 6A regional champions, beat 11th-seeded Wichita North 3-1 at Memorial Stadium. Melvi Guevara opened scoring with a rebound at 23:45 of the first half, Cindy Benitez added a late half goal, and the Buffaloes shut down the Redskins to secure the victory and move toward a state quarterfinal showdown with Wichita South.
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Broncs win 3A regional title with early homer
Lakin High senior Billy Rooney homered on the first pitch to spark a 4-1 win over Scott City and a 13-3 victory against Medicine Lodge in the 3A regional tourney at Louck's Park. Brock Miller pitched a three-hitter as Lakin advances to the state tournament in Manhattan on May 25. Rooney dedicated the moment to his grandmother Thelma Darnell, hospitalized with cancer and stroke.
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Suns face Spurs without Stoudemire and Diaw in Game 5
Phoenix will play San Antonio in the Western Conference semifinal without Amare Stoudemire and Boris Diaw who are suspended for one game after leaving the bench during the Game 4 incident with Robert Horry. Horry receives a two game suspension for the hit on Steve Nash and the subsequent scrum. NBA executive vice president Stu Jackson defends the ruling as correct for the moment.
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