Bradley Awards Highlight Fall 2002 Area Sports
Brad Hallier names fall 2002 Bradley Award winners across multiple sports. Ingalls coach Rod Dilling earns top honor for football. Scott City and Garden City athletes receive special mentions and nods for cross country, soccer, tennis, and leadership.
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Scott City
Bradley
Vince Lombardi Bradley
Ingalls
Rod Dilling
Bulldogs
Houston
Bill Arnold
The
Beavers
Chris Nelson
Garden City
Jarrell Medina
Hugoton
Albert Garcia
Stanton County
Travis Murray
Caleb Smith
Kurt Bangle
Miguel Benitez
Golazo Bradley
Juan Torres
Forrest Gump Bradley
Brittany Hill
Hill
UD Bradley
Wichita County
Jarod Luetjen
Indians
Luetjen
Amy Carnahan
Brittany Osborne
Bill Snyder
Garden City High School
Bill Weatherly
Snyder
Weatherly
Buffaloes
Salina Central
Clinton
Okla
Wichita Northwest
Liberal
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Maize
Jim Valvano Bradley
North Carolina State
Tony Arnold
Tracy Arnold
Trojans
Beavers' hoops season on hold as coaches juggle sports
Scott City football coaches Glenn O'Neil and Jim Turner split duties with basketball, directing practice while football remains in season. Assistants run most basketball sessions through November 30, as star players balance both sports amid ongoing football workouts.
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O’neil
Turner
Glenn O'Neil
Jim Turner
Scott City
Shelly Turner
Beavers
Brady Wheeler
Jordan Carter
Kendal Kershner
K State Advances To WNIT Finals After Tug-Of-War Win
Kansas State, led by Kendra Wecker with 24 points and 12 rebounds, held off Southern California 73-61 to reach the preseason WNIT final against Penn State. Deb Patterson earned her 100th career win amid 29 Wildcats turnovers and pressure from the Trojans. Nicole Ohlde added 19 points and 10 rebounds as Kansas State stayed undefeated at 3-0.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Deb Patterson
Wildcats
Southern California
Kendra Wecker
Patterson
Penn State
Nittany Lions State
Mississippi State
Nicole Ohlde
Laurie Koehn
Erie Madden
Rachel Woodward
Meghan Gnekow
Aisha Hollans
Trojans
Madden
Chloe
Griese Shelved for Two Games
Broncos quarterback Brian Griese has a sprained left knee with a second degree MCL tear and hopes to return for the December 1 game against the Chargers. He says swelling is down, but the knee remains painful and unstable as treatment continues. Griese was injured in the win over Seattle when Rocky Bernard rolled into his knee.
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Denver
Brian Griese
Broncos
Chargers
Griese
San Diego
Seattle
Seahawks
Rocky Bernard
Cats wary as Kansas State visits Missouri in hostile arena
No. 10 Kansas State seeks to extend eight-game win streak over Missouri while the Tigers chase bowl eligibility. Player quotes emphasize Missouri’s home edge and the desire to derail K State’s momentum in this late-season conference clash.
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Kansas State
Faurot Field
Andrew Shull
Tigers
Wildcats
Matt Miller
Larry Smith
Colorado
Nebraska
Miller
Mountaineers edge Hokies in TV thriller at Blacksburg
West Virginia overcame No. 13 Virginia Tech 21-18 in Blacksburg as the Mountaineers ran for 263 yards and stalled VT near the goal line three times. Brian King sealed the win with an interception with 12 seconds left as WVU bolstered its Big East title hopes.
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Blacksburg
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Mountaineers
Hokies
Rich Rodriguez
Avon Cobourne
Billy Hardee
West Virginia-Virginia Tech
Lane Stadium
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Garden City Telegram
Hoops
O'Neil
the Garden City Telegram
Lee Wildcats
Nicole Ohide
Southern
Cal
Erin Young
Missouri
Thomas Hill
Kansas
State
Untouchables
Brian King
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