Moraes stretches lead with fifth Bud Light Cup title
Adriano Moraes, 31, from Sao Paulo, Brazil, won his fifth Bud Light Cup in a single season with 184 points at Calgary on the 20th ProRodeo stop, earning $25,529 to extend his lead over Ty Murray. JW Hart was runner up, while Cody Custer and Trevor Brazile also posted strong showings. Brazile led All Around standings after the Stephenville Cowboy Capital event, as Wade Leslie began recovery from a serious spinal injury.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
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PBR
Girlett Rodeo Company
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Ghost Town
JW Hart
Gainesville
Texas
Cody Custer
Wickenberg, Ariz
Trevor Brazile
Stephenville
Pueblo
Colo
Brazile
Jack Daniel
Chad Weaver
Weaver
Wade Wheatley
Kyle Lockett
Ivanhoe
Calif
Steve Purcella
Hereford
Kory Koontz
Sudan
Purcella
Koontz
Wheatley
Lockett
Jason Jeter
Fort Worth
Bad Company Rodeo
Jeter
Cassell fuels Bucks to Game 7 with 33 in relief win
Sam Cassell, battling rib soreness, scores a playoff career high 33 as Milwaukee defeats Charlotte 104 97 to force a seventh game. Glenn Robinson adds 29 and Ray Allen 23 while the Bucks erase a 15 point deficit and even the series at 3 3.
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Toronto
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Milwaukee
Scott Williams
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Ray Allen
Jamal Mashburn
Boggs Leaves Cimarron for Winfield Coaching Posts
Stan Boggs, 46, longtime Cimarron High School tennis coach and science teacher, will resign after 25 years to take assistant tennis and girls basketball roles at Winfield High School. He cites family proximity, as his son Austin prepares for Pratt Community College on a rodeo scholarship, and his Winfield ties since graduating Southwestern College in 1976.
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Stan Boggs
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Cimarron High School
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Bluejays
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Pat
Arkansas City
Austin
Pratt Community College
Winfield
Southwestern College
Winfield Board of Education
Kansas High School Tennis Coaches Association
Kinney joins Washburn Ichabods basketball program
Kinney, a two year starting point guard from Garden City High School, signed with Washburn University in Topeka. He chose Washburn over Kansas and said he looked forward to competing for playing time behind guard talent while coach Bob Chipman praised his upside and potential development. Washburn, coming off a 29-5 season and a national final appearance, competes in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
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University of Kansas
Kinney
Roy Williams
Topeka
Washburn University Ichabods
Garden City High School
Washburn
Bob) Chipman
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
Kentucky Wesleyan
Chipman
Schiffner
Colby
Steve Lampe
Lampe
Kansas
Segovia
Ford Schiffner sign with Colby for immediate wrestling impact
Ford and Schiffner, Garden City High School seniors, signed letters of intent with Colby Community College, choosing a program they see as ready to propel them to instant competition. Coach Segovia praised Colby’s track record and proximity. Schiffner placed fourth in 6A at 171 pounds with a 26-9 season, while Ford cited ready access to wrestling and coach fit.
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Shannon Ford
Justin Schiffner
Colby Community College
Buffalo
Trojans
GCHS
Martin Segovia
Ford
Schiffner
Colby
Garden City Broacbusters end season with regional runners-up finish
Garden City Broacbusters reach second in Region VI West sub region under coach Todd Briggs. As the No 6 seed they upset Dodge City and Barton County and run ruled Butler County before two losses to top seed Hutchinson ended a 24 35 season. Briggs praised the effort and noted returning freshmen spearheading the next year.
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Todd Briggs
Garden City
Dodge City
Barton County
Butler County
Hutchinson
Briggs
Broacbusters
Rick Wilson
Tony Piazza
Ty Fleck
Zack Ferris
Curtis Ledbetter
Wesley and McBryde sweep NJCAA national track titles
DeMario Wesley won the NJCAA national title in the 100 meters with a 10.25s run while Terrence McBryde captured an outdoor national championship in the 400 meters with a 46.3s victory. Wesley had battled hamstring injuries, with a best 10.09s at TCU, and McBryde owned a 46.11s personal best from the Region VI meet in Kansas City. Briggs notes the pair turned heads as the GCC season wrapped.
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TCU
Kansas City
Kansas Community College
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