Holcomb wins 3-2-1A golf title at state meet
In a tense finish Holcomb claimed the 3-2-1A title while Ulysses won the 4A regional with a 395 total at Russell Country Club. Stegman led Holcomb with solid rounds amid nerves, and Sublette's Marlin and Austin Davis qualified for state as individuals. The Ulysses squad boosted by Maggie Koops and Kristin Baldwin paced the field, with Colby a distant runner up and Buhler close behind.
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Lady Busters fall to Lamar in home volley setback
Garden City’s Lady Busters were swept by Lamar as injuries and a seven player roster hindered steady point runs. Freshman Reagan Hill remains slow on an ankle, leaving rotation changes and players in unfamiliar positions. The loss opens a three match homestand, with Seward County visiting Wednesday at Perryman Athletic Complex.
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Wildcats look to rebound for Thursday clash with Jayhawks
Kansas State seeks reset after a 48 18 loss at Nebraska. Coach Bill Snyder emphasizes resilience and practice, while star receiver Brodrick Smith is out for the season with an injury. Key rivalry with Kansas looms, with players stressing leadership and renewed focus.
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Branch Reunites With Patriots In Seahawks Trade
Deion Branch is heading back to New England in a trade from the Seattle Seahawks for a fourth round pick. The deal reunites Branch with the Patriots after he won a Super Bowl MVP with the team earlier in his career. ESPN reported the trade confirming Branch’s departure amid practice absence and speculation surrounding the move.
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