Kansas City Sports Fans Face Cap Shortage and Rough Seasons
Joey Sprinkle reflects on recent Chiefs 37 31 loss to the Eagles and Tigers 51 20 defeat to Texas, while Royals rebuild, calling out management and pondering caps and loyalties. He notes coaching critiques for Cunningham and Green, questions Phase II of the Royals plan, and jokes about adding arenas and leagues to Kansas City sports landscape.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Royals
Missouri Tigers
Texas Longhorns
Florida
Central Missouri State
UMKC
Ultimate Fighting Championship
Joey
Chiefs
Gunther Cunningham
Derrick Thomas
Neil Smith
Philadelphia
Donovan McNabb
NFL
Trent Green
Green
Royals
Allard Baird
Baird
David
Bentonville
Ark
Glass
Mark Teahen
Joe Randa
Angel Berron
Kansas City
NBA
Garden City sweeps Lamar in return from layoff
Garden City Community College volleyball, minus injured setter Kristen Metz, swept Lamar Colorado 30-17 30-25 30-22 at Perryman Athletic Complex. Justine Rupert filled in with 34 assists, while coach Julie Brookover praised a strong team effort as the Broacbusters built an early lead and never trailed.
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Garden City Community College
Hanna Valli
Lamar
Katie Davis
Perryman Athletic Complex
Justine Rupert
Colo
Garden City Broacbusters
Broacbusters
Perryman
Garden City
Runnin’ Lopes
Broacbuster
GCCC
Julie Brookover
Kristen Metz
Rupert
Kristen
Jenna Nelson
Anna Betzen
Kameshia Melton
Melissa Meagher
Grizzlies from Wichita Northwest visit Garden City Buffaloes
No. 3 Wichita Northwest Grizzlies travel to Memorial Stadium to face 2-3 Garden City Buffaloes in a 7:30 p.m. kickoff as district play nears. Northwest brings a 5-0 run with strong defense and scoring, while Garden City seeks momentum after losses and a homecoming boost. Coach quotes praise Northwest’s athleticism and defensive posture.
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Wichita Northwest Grizzlies
Memorial Stadium
Northwest
GCHL
Mike Smith
Buffaloes
Weston Schartz
Grizzlies
Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Smith
Hutch
KIUL
Beavers Move Down To Class 3A For 2006 Football
Scott City Beavers drop from 4A to 3A ahead of the 2006 season, easing scheduling. AD Randy Huck and coach Bill Arnold led the move, which keeps Lakin and Holcomb on the slate and places the team in District 15 with Thomas More Prep Marian Hoisington and Ellinwood. Goodland remains 4A and will host Scott City in Week 4. Hugoton and Ulysses leave the district.
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Scott City Beavers
Beavers
Scott City
Randy Huck
Bill Arnold
Colorado
Crowley County
Colo
Huck
Arnold
Salina
Hugoton
Ulysses
Goodland
Colby
Scott City High School
Aaron Rosin
Holcomb
Jake Stanton
Brett Novack
Randy Perales
Telegram Area
Lakin
Lakin Broncs Refocus After Season Open Losses
The Broncs, 3-2, face Satanta in a Hi-Plains League clash after two early defeats by Scott City and Hugoton. Coach Kenny Waechter praises a stronger, balanced attack and stout defense as five runners average 4.2 yards per carry. Satanta, 1-4, arrives smarting from a 37-8 win over Kinsley and promises a tough test with balanced offense and tall receivers.
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Lakin
Kenny Waechter
Broncs
Beavers
Eagles
Scott City
Hugoton
Waechter
Satanta
Kinsley
Doug Minneman
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Garden City Telegram
Brad Nading
Rob Houston
Houston
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Satania Indians
Lakin Bronis
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