GCCC falls on late own goal in final home match
Garden City Community College men’s soccer team lost 1-0 to Kansas City Kansas after an 89th minute own goal at Memorial Stadium. The Busters dominated possession around 70 percent but failed to convert, slipping to 10-2-1 while KCK moved to 9-2.
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Busters stun Ravens in late rally at Coffeyville
Garden City Community College shocked No. 2 Coffeyville by scoring twice in the final five minutes to win 25 21 at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Rod Windsor connected with J.J. Ford for an 18 yard TD, Marcus Cross sealed a 60 yard march, and Windsor then found Mike Jardin for a 32 yard TD pass with 1 36 remaining as Coffeyville saw its unbeaten run end. Ronald Neloms sealed the upset with a late interception.
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Martin wins Banquet 400 as Roush dominates Chase race
Mark Martin cruises to the Banquet 400 victory at Kansas Speedway his 35th career win and first points win since 2004 with Roush teammates Greg Biffle and Matt Kenseth filling top five spots Tony Stewart extends the Chase lead with a fourth place as he posts his 15th top eight in 16 starts.
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Wildcats edge Jayhawks in rugged 12-3 road victory
Kansas State survives a defensive slog to beat Kansas 12-3 as Allan Evridge connects with Jordy Nelson on the decisive 8 yard pass in the fourth. Kansas State grinds out only 57 rushing yards while injuries thin the offensive line.
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Broncos knock Redskins from ranks of unbeaten in upset
Denver defeated Washington 21-19 as Tatum Bell rushed for 127 yards and two long TDs. Clinton Portis, traded to Denver, was held to 103 yards. Mark Brunell drove the Redskins to a late score but Ian Gold knocked down the two-point conversion to seal the win for the Broncos.
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