Rookies Buffs share excitement over state track meet
Several freshmen and veterans shine as Garden City athletes prep for the state track meet. Doll, Silva, and Tempel lead in events while the 4x800 and 4x100 relays contend for top finishes. Garden City qualified five boys and eight girls in multiple events, with Robins Duvall sidelined by injury but others stepping in.
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GCHL
Mike Smith
Oklahoma
Texas
Smith
Jonathan Duvall
Dustin Tempel
Erik Chester
Mikey Ramirez
Seth Alexander
Gabe Luna
Chester
Ramirez
Asa Gottsponer
Jayden DeLaRosa
Steven Fowler
Jeremy Enst
Duvaller Tempel
Silva
Cydnie Brown
Chinasa Ekwearir
Stephanie Frayer
Taylor Caine
Shelby Heatwole
Carley Trentman
Chelsea Jackson
Brown
Kairus Pinkney
Tempel
Ekwearir
Garden City
Larks eye state tourney as big three lead rally past Syracuse
Larks respond behind Leverett at pitcher and bat with 8-5 win over Syracuse in 2-1A regional final. Leverett goes 3-for-5 with a home run, Lower adds two homers and five RBIs, White bats 3-for-5 with a homer. Hafen notes growth from last year and a Royal mindset to prove themselves versus Sacred Heart. Other first round matchups and semifinals listed with times and venues.
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Hafen
Syracuse
Leverett
Lower
White
Sacred Heart
Pittburg-Colgan
Leavenworth Immaculate
Sedan
Mission Valley
Minneola
Ashland
Young and Kennedy lift Diamondbacks past Rockies 2 1 in Denver
Chris Young gave Arizona the lead with a go ahead RBI single and robbed Ty Wigginton of a game tying homer, a sensational over the wall catch sealing a 2 1 win. Jan Kennedy (6 1) worked eight strong innings as Arizona won eight of nine to move over .500 for the second time this season. Jason Hammel (8 4) took a tough loss despite seven innings of two unearned runs.
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Denver
Chris Young
Arizona Diamondbacks
RBI
Ty Wigginton
Diamondbacks
Colorado Rockies
Jan Kennedy
C.Y
Kennedy
Young
Wigginton
Justin Upton
Gerardo Parra
Todd Helton
Jason Hammel
Nowitzki and Marion Send Mavericks Back to Finals
Dirk Nowitzki and Shawn Marion propelled the Dallas Mavericks to the NBA finals with a 100-96 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Nowitzki scored 26 points, including a late go-ahead 3, while Marion added 26 with 15 in the fourth. Jason Kidd and Jason Terry supported the comeback as Dallas reached the finals for the second time in franchise history.
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Nowitzki
Marion
Mays
Dallas
Mark Cuban
Dirk Nowitzki
Mavericks
Oklahoma City Thunder
Mavs
Miami Heat
Jason Terry
Rick Carlisle
Oklahoma City
Jason Kidd
Shawn Marion
Terry
Phoenix
Don Carter
Mars
Top track stars head to Wichita for tough regional meet
Local teams and standout athletes eye crucial events at the regional meet in Wichita. Johnathan Miller of Jackrabbits and Giles Fox of Ashland clash in discus as Paige Wells and Joshua Mehl headline Wichita County. Turner-led SCHS and Scott City propel multiple sprinters, distance runners, and relays, with Moscow defending state relay titles and other area athletes courting top marks in 4A to 1A classifications.
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Johnathan Miller
Ashland
Giles Fox
Pretty Prairie
Johnathan
Cook
Wichita County
Paige Wells
Joshua Mehl
Turner
SCHS
Scott City
Dalton Smith
Smith
AJ Kough
Tyler Hess
Joey Meyer
Miles Pearson
Kelly Wycoff
Beaver
Moscow
Osvaldo Granillo
Breck Roop
Raymundo Garcia
Jonatan Manriquez
Garcia
Granilla
Roop
Nicole Kinser
Hugoton
Eagles
Heber Jimenez
Patrick Weaver
Satanta
Stephanie Caro
Holcomb
Kyshia Prieto
Lakin
Allie Jones
Lindsay Wehkamp
South Gray
Mikayla Skidmore
Ulysses
Kaylen Britton
Colby Hamel
Stanton County
Johnathan Carrasco
Josh Jarnagin
Cimarron
Garrison LeRock
Quinn Kendrick
Syracuse
Kyle Dupree
Hannah Mehl
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Taryn Tempel
Neysa Harman
Alex Miller
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