Jerry Juice Boosts Trojans In Regional Cross Country
Stanton County coach Jerry Gunn served his special orange juice and Sprite blend to the Trojans and Lady Trojans at the Lane County Country Club before the 2-1A regional meet. The Trojans finished second to Deerfield, and the Lady Trojans were regional champions, securing state bid. Loree Siruta placed fourth in the girls race as Deerfield’s Luis Cantu won. Gunn anticipates a strong state meet in Wamego with the boys aiming to challenge Deerfield again.
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Sublette Larks sweep Satanta for Class 2A state bid
Satanta and Sublette met in the Class 2A sub-state final with Sublette defeating Satanta 25-11 25-12 to earn a state tournament berth. Sublette captain Lehning and teammate Holland powered the attacks as the Larks built early leads and controlled the match. Sublette (31-6) had earlier beaten Elkhart in the semifinals while Satanta upset Meade in the other semifinal.
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Garden City Dominates Fort Scott In 63 28 Victory
Garden City Broadcasters racked up a season-high 658 total yards to rout Fort Scott 63 28 at Memorial Stadium in a playoff prep win. QB Chris Nelson rushed 162 yards on 13 carries and threw for two more scores while Andre Hall added 127 yards before a second half injury. Garden City outhit Fort Scott 26 first downs and held the Greyhounds to 31 total yards in the first half.
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Hawks lose QB as Wildcats throttle Jayhawks
Manhattan AP report says Kansas State limited Kansas to 72 passing yards and a single interception after Whittemore left with a shoulder injury in the first quarter. Brian Luke fumbled on his first play, Nielsen came in, and the Wildcats dominated with a 42-6 win and a stifling pass defense.
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Chiefs extend perfect start with 38 5 win over Bills
The Kansas City Chiefs improved to 8-0 with a 38-5 home victory against the Buffalo Bills, led by Priest Holmes three rushing TDs and Trent Green two TD passes. Coach Dick Vermeil tempered celebrations, noting ongoing playoff implications and the need to shine in the second half.
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Ravens Defeat Broncos Behind Stout D and Lewis Run
Baltimore corners the AFC North with a 26-6 win over Denver as Jamal Lewis races for 134 yards and Ray Lewis leads a staunch defense. Broncos fielded third-string QB Danny Kanell after injuries, going 16 for 31 with two picks. Stover adds two field goals for the Ravens.
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