Fort Worth Rodeo Keeps PRCA Ties Amid Chute Debate
Fort Worth’s annual rodeo and Southwestern Exposition in Texas reached a written PRCA sanction after a conference call compromise on portable timed event chutes. The plan keeps the event at Will Rogers Coliseum with stakes and arena measurements to ensure consistency across 30 performances. Local contestants Cash Myers and Scott Johnston seek top finishes toward the National Finals Rodeo while Guy Allen eyes a historic steer roping tally. Butch Thurman continues his weekly rodeo column.
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Texas
PRCA
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Prca Board of Directors
T.J. Walter
Rodeo Administration
Colorado Springs
Colo
Will Rogers Coliseum
Cash Myers
Athens
Myers
Heart O’texas
Waco
Jack Daniel
Scott Johnston
Gustine
NFR
Johnston
Guy Allen
Santa Anna
Allen
Roughstock
Jim Shoulders
NFSA
National Center
Amarillo
Rocky Patterson
Pratt
Buffs chase peak in 6A substate at Dodge City
Garden City enters the 6A substate as the No. 5 seed with hopes to peak in time. Melissa Savolt urges the Buffaloes to play aggressively from the start as they face Dodge City, aiming for a potential final against Maize after defeating or challenging stronger teams earlier in the season. The team has struggled with consistency, evidenced by recent tournament losses to Hays and Dodge City.
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Buffaloes
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GCHS
Melissa Savolt
Savolt
Dodge
Red Demons
Garden City
Maize
Eagles
Wichita South
Savoll
Red Demon
Shawnee Heights
Lawrence Free State
Hays
Garden City falls to Hays 1-0 in soccer clash
Garden City High School controlled play with 18 shots to Hays 5 but only four on target. Travis Rohrberg converted a 26th minute penalty to give Hays a 1-0 victory at Kenneth Henderson Middle School. Buffs coach Joaquin Padilla critiqued late shots and rising pressure as the game wore on.
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Hays
Buffaloes
Garden City
Indians
Travis Rohrberg
Kenneth Henderson
Buffs
Wichita North
Joaquin Padilla
Padilla
Rodolfo Hernandez
Ramon Lozano
Yankees in good shape in ALCS
After six days and four cross country flights the New York Yankees shifted from elimination risk to a potential fourth straight World Series. Seattle faces pressure from 116 regular season wins as Freddy Garcia falters, Rivera secures his 22nd postseason save, and Mussina nails down a 3-2 win. Series heads to Yankee Stadium with Hernandez facing Moyer.
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New York Yankees
Mariano Rivera
Mariners
Scott Brosius
Mike Mussina
Rivera
Freddy Garcia
New York
Safeco Field
Yankee Stadium
Orlando Hernandez
Jamie Moyer
Garden City runners struggle in home cross country meet
Garden City Broacbusters host five schools at Tangeman Fields. Men fail to score as one runner did not finish while women run only four despite an ankle injury, coach Dave Self calls it a tough workout ahead of Region VI. Aurelio Macias clocks 20 44 for eighth on 3.8 miles but says he did not push hard.
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Indians
Hays
Jesse Zimmerman
Garden City
Buffalo
Fernando Rodriguez
Rohrberg
Juan Torres
Torres
Zimmerman
Broacbuster
Dave Self
Self
Barton County
Hutchinson
Colby
Pratt
Dodge City
Tangeman Fields
Aujelio Macias
Aurelio
Macias
Satanta, Sublette may meet again in tough sub-state
In a Hi-Plains League semifinal, Satanta fell 15-5 5-15 15-13 to Sublette as Larks coach Tonia Lange seeks any edge for the 2A sub-state. Sublette and Satanta sit Nos. 2 and 3 seeds behind Ness City, with Ness City facing Syracuse and Meade meeting Elkhart in the opening round.
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Sublette
Larks
Tonia Lange
Lange
Ness City
Syracuse
Meade
Elkhart
Wichita County
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Sarah Brisendine
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