Wellington 7 Scott City 0 Lifts Crusaders to 4A title game
Wellington blocked a Scott City punt on the Beavers first drive and needed seven plays to reach the end zone for a 7-0 lead. Tim Lira, held to 35 yards on 25 carries, scored the decisive touchdown in the third quarter as Wellington advanced to Pittsburg for the 4A state championship against Ft. Scott.
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Wellington
Scott City
Beavers
Crusaders
Linn Hibbs
Hibbs
Pittsburg
Ft. Scott
Tim Lira
Lira
Bill Arnold
Arnold
Lady Busters rout Lamar in Liberal Classic game
Garden City Lady Broacbusters led 44-19 at halftime and cruised 87-41 over Lamar, Colo. in Liberal. Coach Bobby Brasel praised zone pressure and rebounding as Garden City dominated with nine players scoring, led by Chareka Terry’s 14 and Angie Faurot and Tricia Sloan with 13 each. Candace Salas left with an ankle injury.
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Broacbusters
Lamar
Colo
Lady Lopes
Liberal
GCCC
Bobby Brasel
Brasel
Chareka Terry
Angie Faurot
Tricia Sloan
Jasmine Irving
Candace Salas
Cole
Morales
Hamm
LeTourneau
Young
Fink
Goff
Mason
DeBono
Randolph
Millard
Gerk
Branes
Peterson
Irving
Banda
Sloan
Akers
Faurot
Terry
Jim
Wall
Chennault
Salas
Vanderjagt Booted 54 and 51 Yarders In Snowy OT Win
In a snowbound NFL clash, Indianapolis kicker Mike Vanderjagt delivered a career best 54 yard field goal at 3 seconds left in regulation to force overtime and later nailed a 51 yard winner 5:38 into OT against Denver. Peyton Manning guided the Colts to the 23-20 victory as Deltha O Neal’s big plays fueled Denver in defeat.
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Denver Broncos
Indianapolis
Colts
Mike Vanderjagt
Vanderjagt
Ontario
Deltha O’neal
Broncos
O’neal
Clinton Portis
O'Neal
Indianapolis Colts
Reeves fuels Garden City win with clutch threes
Garden City men 69 New Mexico Junior College 51 as reserve guard Josh Reeves hits 3-for-3 from three, including back-to-back threes that sparked an 18-2 run after a late third-quarter spark by Brett Ward. Reeves says he prefers coming off the bench for an offensive boost while Earl Diddle lauds his rhythm and role.
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New Mexico
Colby
Josh Reeves
Reeves
Garden City Broacbusters
Raphael Desroses
Desroses
Broacbusters
New Mexico Junior College
Thunderbirds
Brett Ward
Ward
GCCC
Clarence Williams
Trey
Broacbuster
Earl Diddle
Josh
Hasselbeck Shines as Seahawks Top Chiefs 39 32
Seattle rookie Matt Hasselbeck threw for a season high 362 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions to beat the Kansas City Chiefs 39 32. Shaun Alexander rushed 145 yards on 23 carries and sealed the win with a 46 yard TD run with 1 52 left. Alexander called the team the most positive he’s been on as Seattle improves to 4 7.
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Seattle Seahawks
Matt Hasselbeck
Orlando Huff
Hasselbeck
Seahawks
Kansas City Chiefs
Shaun Alexander
Alexander
Wildcats claim WNIT crown in 88 66 win over Penn State
Kansas State led by Wecker with 26 points and 14 rebounds as the No. 4 Wildcats defeated Penn State 88 66 to capture the WNIT title. Koehn added 23, Childe 17 and 10 rebounds, while Penn State's Wright led with 26. Wecker earned tournament MVP honors amid a 4 game run of dominance and the team eyes Stanford Invitational next.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Nicole Ohlide
Wildcats
Penn State
Deb Patterson
Wecker
Laurie Koehn
Lady Lions
Stanford
Patterson
Koehn
Rene Portland
Nicole Chlde
Megan Mahoney
Kelly Mazzante
Tanisha Wright
Ashli Schwab
Kansas
Ohide
Mahoney
Newsom
Domenico
Dutmer
McFarland
Penn
Mazzante
Brenden
Brungo
Strom
Kansas St
Wright
Penn St. Bench
Penn St
Schwab
Ohicle
Kendra Wecker
Jess Strom
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