Davis shines as Cavaliers fall to Hornets in opener
Baron Davis scored a career-high 33 points, 21 in the fourth quarter, to rally the Charlotte Hornets past the Cleveland Cavaliers 100-94. Jamal Mashburn added 22, David Wesley 18, while Andre Miller led Cleveland with 22 as New Jersey, Miami, Chicago and Portland game notes follow in the same roundup.
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N.C
Baron Davis
Charlotte Hornets
Cleveland Cavaliers
Davis
Hornets
Jamal Mashburn
David Wesley
Chicago
O'Neal
Indiana
Jamaal Tinsley
Pacers
Brad Miller
Bulls
Ron Mercer
Rookie Huselius keeps hot streak with ninth goal
Florida Panthers rookie Kristian Huselius scored twice to lift the Panthers past the New York Rangers 3-1. He pushed his goal streak to five games, seventh and eighth of the season, and led the league in rookie goals as Florida won on the road in New York.
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Kristian Huselius
Florida Panthers
New York Rangers
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Huselius
Rangers
Mike Richter
Panthers
Radek Dvorak
Nicklas Lidstrom
Ed Belfour
Red Wings
Hull
Denver
al MacInnis
Brent Johnson
St. Louis
Colorado
Johnson
Joe Sakic
Patrick Roy
Avalanche
Montreal
MacInnis
Roy
Berin Lacevic
Broacbuster
Independence
Lacevic
Frank Bean
Broacbusters
Tyson Thompson
Bean
Busters eye nationals after gritty playoff win
Garden City’s Broacbusters, ranked No. 5 in the NJCAA poll, advance to a semifinal with Hutchinson after a 31-6 victory over Independence. Coach Bob Larson praises preparedness and recalls Fort Scott’s earlier loss, while standout kicker Berin Lacevic and punter Ken McNickle shine in a win that boosts title hopes.
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Garden City Independence
Garden City
Jayhawk
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Broacbusters
Greyhounds
Bill Whittemore
James Taylor
Broacbuster
Bob Larson
Larson
Dreiling Leads Busters to Semifinals and Nationals Hope
Sophomore Dreiling shifted from defense to outside hitter, overcoming doubts and injuries to become a key player for the Busters. Her steady passing and all-season role solidify their bid as No. 1 seed, with nationals on the line if they beat Seward twice.
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Dreiling
Broacbusters
Anna
Bellum
Seward
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