Scott City Volleyball Teams Ride Young Talent To Wins
Ulysses captures team title by 31 strokes over Larned as Scott City rides a young squad to a 21-2 start. Veterans and freshmen mix under coach Kyle Carroll as four underclassmen join seniors in a turnaround season.
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Jeneria Bennett
Indians
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Aubrey Folk
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Ashton Rogers
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Andrea O’brien
Audra Hunter
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Beavers Beat Garden City In First Round Volley Ball Match
Scott City tops Garden City in a volleyball opener with a 15-8 win in the first game and 15-12 in the final game. Morgan Richmeier and Tomi Wilken led the Beavers with aces and kills while Garden City struggled with errors and key hits. Ulysses also played, earning a 2-1 night despite the loss to Scott City.
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Scott City
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Garden City
Morgan Richmeier
Beavers
Kuntzsch
Andrea O’brien
Sheena Kuntzsch
Wilken
Kyle Carroll
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Endplay prospects after trumps in long trump fits
Declarer with West in six hearts wins two trump aces from North’s lead and sees South hold J1093 of spades. Plan A runs into a potential spade exit and diamond distribution misread. need to analyze what happens when South returns after trick five to create a safe endplay.
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Play at the bridge table a club finesse decision
The column explains strategic bridge play to decide whether to finesse or rely on diamond distribution. It guides cashing the queen of trumps at trick four, then KQ of diamonds, with plans for discarding clubs and diamonds based on how opponents follow suit. It notes diamond splits and trump management to maximize five diamond tricks. Tomorrow: A difficult assignment.
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Two Hall of Fame coaches join Moses Malone in Springfield
Duke mentor Mike Krzyzewski and Temple boss John Chaney, both raised in poverty, will be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame along with Moses Malone in Springfield Friday night.
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Mike Krzyzewski
Duke
John Chaney
Temple
Krzyzewski
Chicago
Chaney
Philadelphia
Basketball Hall of Fame
Moses Malone
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