Freshmen Turnout And Veteran Returns Shape GCHS Hoops
Garden City High School basketball teams begin practice with 59 players reporting. Coach Holloway and Upton emphasize conditioning and skill assessment while aiming to mesh returning starters Kristen Heiman Taryn Tempel Abbey Campbell Johna McClelland Shelby Heatwole Casey Curran with new guards. Season opens December 1 hosting Del City Pueblo East and December 2 vs Pueblo East and Del City. The Dec 8 Perryman Athletic Complex doubleheader marks the first Holcomb vs Garden City meeting.
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Taryn Tempel
Abbey Campbell
Johna McClelland
Shelby Heatwole
Lady Buffs
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Finney County
Chiefs face season setback as Cassel injures throwing hand
Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel may miss the season due to a significant throwing hand injury. Coach Todd Haley acknowledged surgery as a possibility with uncertain length, as Kansas City already endures multiple season-ending injuries. Tyler Palko likely starts versus New England, with Ricky Stanzi as backup.
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Cassel
Kansas City
Matt Cassel
Todd Haley
Haley
Jamaal Charles
Eric Berry
Tony Moeaki
Brandon Siler
Denver
Elvis Dumervil
von Miller
Tyler Palko
New England
Palko
Jim Zorn
Patriots
Ricky Stanzi
Matt
Wildcats rally to 2-0 behind win over Loyola
Kansas State improved to 2-0 behind a gritty win over Loyola as Frank Martin pushed the team at halftime. Jordan Henriquez posted 10 points and nine rebounds while Marcus Gipson and guard Jacob Pullen contributed on the boards. Loyola’s Averkamp led with 19 points. The Wildcats shot better after the break, outrebounded 15-12, and finished 14-of-18 from the line in the second half.
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Loyola
Jordan Henriquez
Gipson
Frank
McGruder
Averkamp
Denzell Brito
Jonathon Gao
Jeremy Jones
Southwell
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State of
Packers rout Vikings as Rodgers shines with four touchdowns
Packers overpower Minnesota in season opener behind Aaron Rodgers four TDs and a Lambaeu leap into the stands. Cobb adds a 108 yard kickoff return as Rodgers engineers two early scoring drives and Finley connects for a 25 yard pass to extend the lead.
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Lambeau
Cobb
New Orleans Saints
Donald Driver
James Starks
Fin
Ted
Longwell
Jermichael Finley
Allen
Mason Crosby
Buffs Sweep WAC Honors with Six First-Team Picks
Hill names Coach of the Year as Buffs place six on the first team. Luna and Bean lead a dominant defense with tackles and sacks, while Fowler, Gottsponer, and Asa Hill praise reinforce a versatile secondary and interior line. Honorable mentions include Foley Rivas Heiman Rubio Lamb Delarosa Andrade.
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Hill
Luna
Gabe
WAC
Bean
GCHL
Frank Bean
Buffs
Gottsponer
Asa
Taylor Foley
Andres Rivas
John Heiman
Antonio Rubio
Zach Lamb
Jayden Delarosa
Miguel Andrade
Nelson leads list of Busters honored
Nelson headlines All Jayhawk Conference selections for Garden City Community College football with 96 tackles 9.5 sacks and 4 forced fumbles earning Defensive Player of the Year honors while teammate Charles Payne earns second team offense. Others receive honorable mentions including Kenny Cook Clem Fellhoeister Kitray Solomon Deilouse Jackson and Rilee Spresser.
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Garden City Community College
Chaz Nelson
Nelson
Charles Payne
Kenny Cook
Clem Fellhoeister
Kitray Solomon
Deilouse Jackson
Rilee Spresser
Payne
Rashard Burkette
Cook
Solomon
Jackson
Spresser
Fellhoeister
Andrew Pitts
Busters
Jayhawk
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