GCHS Teams Open Season With Basketball and Wrestling Practices
Gar den City High School embarks on the 2016 17 season as basketball and wrestling squads begin practice. The Buffs basketball start Dec 1 at the Hays City Shootout facing Hays High and Western Athletic Conference rival Western. Jacy Holloway returns for his seventh season guiding the boys, while Matt Pfeifer takes over the Lady Buffs after David Upton's departure. Wrestling starts Dec 2 3 at the Pine Creek Duals in Colorado under fifth year coach Carlos Prieto as the program pursues a fifth straight Class 6A state title.
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Mason's late shot lifts KU past Duke in Champions Classic
Kansas edge No. 1 Duke 77-75 at Madison Square Garden as Frank Mason sinks a 15-footer with 1.8 seconds left. Mason scores 21, including 17 in the second half, while Josh Jackson adds 15. Devonte Graham has 18 for KU, with Azubuike Bragg and Vick also contributing. Duke's Kennard 22 leads the blue devils, Grayson Allen struggles then returns. KU now heads home for a heavy 28-day run through eight games, starting with Siena at 7 p.m. on the home court.
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Busters to face Arizona Western in El Toro Bowl title clash
Garden City Community College Busters, ranked No. 1, will meet No. 2 Arizona Western in the El Toro Bowl in Yuma, Ariz., on December 8 at 2 p.m. for the NJCAA national championship after accepting El Toro Bowl invitation.
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Garden City dominates 16 All-Conference picks in KJCCC awards
Garden City Community College led KJCCC honors with 16 selections across first, second, and honorable mention, including Coach of the Year Jeff Sims and Defensive Player of the Year Mike Hughes. Highland’s Marquise Terry was Offensive POY. GCCC linemen Faulk, Tago, and linebackers Phillips and Figueroa also earned top honors.
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