PRCA takes final bow as Grand National winds down
The Pro Rodeo season ends with the Grand National Rodeo at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. C.R. Bradley of Sperry Oklahoma wins calf roping aggregate and climbs toward Wrangler NFR as top 15 race tightens. Cowboy Jesse Bail adds saddle bronc title and rises in all around standings amid Dallas finale stakes.
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Prcas
Cow Palace
San Francisco
C.R. Bradley
Sperry
Okla
Bradley
Houston Hutto
Cade Swor
Dallas
Las Vegas
Jesse Bail
Wrangler Nfr
Camp Crook
S.D
Frank Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ring
Thomas Bert
Modesto
Calif
Wrangler
NFR
Cody de Mers
Twin Falls
Idaho
Matt Tyler
Dennis
Texas
Kory Koontz
Sudan
Lita Scott
Carson City
Nev
PRCA
American Airlines Center
Garden City women overpower Colorado Northwestern 86 49 in Pepsi Classic opener
Garden City Community College's Lady Busters, led by 20 points from Camille Parks, never trailed as they built a 44 20 halftime lead and rolled to an 86 49 victory over Colorado Northwestern at the Pepsi Classic. A late second half run extended the margin to 79 39. Natasha Curtis left with an knee injury but coach Bobby Brasel said it was not serious.
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Garden City Community College
Tasha Lewis
Colorado Northwestern
Lindsay Isakson
Whitney Holler
Broacbuster
Garden City
Bobby Brasel
Brasel
Camille Parks
Jennifer Salazar
Parks
Natasha Curtis
Curtis
Johnson carries Garden City in Pepsi Classic opener win
GCCC men 83 Trinidad State 59 as Torre Johnson scores 34 and grabs 11 rebounds in 22 minutes. With B J Walker suspended and Julius Lamptey limited by an ankle, Johnson delivered a career high while bench players provided key minutes, helping extend Garden City’s home winning streak to 15.
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B.J. Walker
Julius Lamptey
Torre Johnson
Garden City Broacbusters
Johnson
Broacbusters
Trinidad State
Colo
GCCC
Broacbuster
Julius
Walker
Ryan Swanson
Lamptey
Lamar
Garden City
Larson resigns as Garden City Broacbuster head coach
Bob Larson, the winningest coach in Broacbuster history, resigns after six seasons to help restore the program's dominance and tradition. Quarterback Rod Windsor notes the move followed changes in season reflections and supports a return to national prominence for the team.
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Bob Larson
Garden City
Broacbuster
Larson
Rod Windsor
Chris Windsor
NJCAA
Garden City Native Reeve Wins Trail Points Title
Garden City native Kelley Reeve captured the world high point in rodeo trail events, setting a 168 1/2 point record at the World Quarter Horse Finals. A 2002 Garden City High School graduate, Reeve has shown horses for about eight years and will move to the amateur division after this season, ending her youth record run on a high note.
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Kelley Reeve
Reeve
Garden City
Lee Reeve
Reeve Cattle Company
Five Lady Buffs on all-WAC team for Garden City
Garden City Lady Buffs place five players on the all conference team after a 26 10 season finishing as Western Athletic Conference champions. Senior Renae Berry earned first team defense and led with 73 aces while averaging 2.7 digs per game. Kait Wurst led with 371 kills and 28 aces. Shantellee Brown topped the team with 43 solo blocks and 163 kills.
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Garden City Lady Buffaloes
GCHL
Melissa Savolt
Lady Buffaloes
Lady Buffs
Maize
Renae Berry
Berry
Kait Wurst
Wurst
Shantellee Brown
Garden City
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Pendleton
Ore
Oregontrail
PRO Odeo
GCC
Salazar
Lewis
Buster
Rob Houston
Houston
Gctelegram
Lee Larson
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