Lady Bufts into soccer quarterfinals after comeback win
Regional: Lady Bufts reach the soccer quarterfinals as DePaz and Brennaman spark a late surge. Coach Padilla credits assistants Negron and Cojon for offense tweaks inspired by Notre Dame, with better defense and faster outside speed fueling the win over Wichita North. Garden City leads 6-0 at halftime and 6-0 final, with Brennaman scoring twice and DePaz adding a late unassisted goal.
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Martinez
DePaz
Notre Dame
Padillac
Deydi DePaz
Brennaman
Garden City High School
Deyon DePaz
Wichita North
Sarah Weers
Buffaloes
Memorial Stadium
Maize beats Garden City 23 0 in rout
Maize shut out Garden City 23 to 0 as the Eagles explode for a 12-run second inning. Key plays include McBroom triple driving in three, Knight extra-base hits, and a string of errors by Garden City on defense. Garden City pitcher woes and positional miscues paved the path to a dominant Maize win.
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Garden City
JC Sturgeon
Eagles
Clay
Knight
Montoya
Byers
Buffaloes
Sturgeon
al Hurtado
Nicks
Emile Parr
Maize
McBroom
Bell
Eagle
Rocky Helm
J. Curran
Parr
Phipps
Solorio
Cook
Thunder pull away from Mavericks with clutch reserves
Durant and four Oklahoma City backups led a fourth quarter surge to beat Dallas 106-100, tying the series at one game apiece. Harden, Maynor, Collison, and Cook joined Durant as key finishers, stalling Dallas in the final stretch after a late third quarter push by Harden.
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James Harden
Eric Maynor
Nick Collison
Daequan Cook
Kobe Bryant
Lakers
Dirk Nowitzki
Dallas Mavericks
Oklahoma City
Kevin Durant
Durant
Thunder
Harden
Scott
Brooks
Mavericks
Los Angeles
Mavs
Inked Two Lady Butts move to next level with signing
Aldaco and Munoz sign with college programs as setters. Aldaco joins Friends, praised for quick decision making and high volleyball IQ, planning a criminal justice degree. Munoz transfers to Southwestern, invited after teammate Sara Blackburn recommended the program, emphasizing on-court communication and team chemistry.
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Martin Ayin
Alexa
Ayin
Consid
Munoz
Southwestern
GCHS
Sara Blackburn
Moundbuilders
Funeral for Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew in Peoria
Teammates family and friends will gather in Peoria to honor Harmon Killebrew, Hall of Fame slugger who died at 74 from esophageal cancer. Speakers include family members, former Twins teammates and Bert Blyleven. Pallbearers feature Rod Carew Paul Molitor Tony Oliva and Frank Quilici along with Michael Cuddyer Justin Morneau Joe Nathan and Ron Gardenhire. A private burial will be held Monday in Payette Idaho, with a memorial at Target Field in Minneapolis next Thursday night.
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Peoria
Ariz
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Rod Carew
Paul Molitor
Tony Oliva
Frank Quilici
Michael Cuddyer
Justin Morneau
Joe Nathan
Ron Gardenhire
Killebrew
Payette
Idaho
Target Field
Minneapolis
Oklahoma linebacker Austin Box dies amid overdose probe
Authorities investigate if drugs played a role in the death of Oklahoma senior linebacker Austin Box, 22, after a witness suggested an overdose. Box was taken to a hospital and then to the medical examiner, with coach Bob Stoops and defensive coordinator Brent Venables expressing shock. El Reno police responded to a residence and identified John Cobble III as J T Cobble, son of Box's Enid high school coach, amid the ongoing inquiry.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Austin Box
Box
Bob Stoops
Austin
Stoops
Brent Venables
Switzer Center
Gaylord
Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
el Reno
Ken Brown
Oklahoma City
Brown
Mercy
John Cobble III
J.T. Cobble
Tom Cobble
Enid
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