Roddick retires after U S Open loss to del Potro
Andy Roddick ends his tennis career with a four set defeat to Juan Martin del Potro in the U S Open fourth round at Flushing Meadows. The 2003 champion bid farewell to fans after a speeches and a tearful on-court address with Brooklyn Decker among the spectators.
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Andy
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Juan Martin del Potro
Argentina
Flushing Meadows
Roger Federer
Tomas Berdych
Czech Republic
Federer
New York
Brooklyn Decker
Ken Meyerson
Andre Agassi
All England Club
Andy Roddick
Barton edges Garden City in five sets after back-and-forth rally
Barton surged past Garden City 15-5 in the deciding fifth set after early deficits and tight late frames. Piland and Mote anchored the attack as GCCC battled through injuries and miscues, with Gonzales injuring her ankle during a critical sequence before Barton finished on a strong block.
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Piland
Jori Mote
Rasmussen
Paula Gonzales
Natalia Parreira
Mote
Gonzales
GCCC
Lutz
Jasbelle Cruz
Busters
Taylor Winchester Parreira
Joss Stiel
Piland and
Garden City
Garden City Buffaloes Look to Recover at Woodward
Garden City travels to Woodward for a Western Athletic Conference test. QB Greyson Tempel started and passed 23 of 46 for 229 yards with one interception while adding 76 rushing yards and the lone Buffs TD. Coach Brian Hill praised growth from young players as Woodward aims to rebound from a season-opening defeat.
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Greyson Tempel
Denton Keller
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Tempel
Woodward
WAC
Liberal
Ulysses
Hays
Junction City
Dodge City
Wichita Southeast
Great Bend
Hoisington
Wichita Northwest
Guymon
Okla
McPherson
Kelan Newton
Red Demons
Alex Delton
Dakota Duckett
Trenton Hammond
Garden City
Dustin Temper
Taylor Foley
Brady Bean
Buffaloes
Brian Hill
Alex Ortiz
Andres Rivas
James Nguyen
Ben Blood
Mitch Moore
Dustin Tempel
Hunter Delgado
Jonathan DuVail
T—Kieran Henderson
Quinton Mead
Todd Savolt
Zach Finch
Emilio Parr
P—Mitchell Hernandez
Busters ranked No. 19 in poll as Tyler earns player of the week
Garden City Community College moved into the regular season poll at No. 19 after starting with a 56-49 win over Independence and a 24-19 victory over Cisco College. Tyler, the Busters tailback, totaled 106 yards and two TDs against Cisco and leads the team with 245 rushing yards. Coach Jeff Tatum cited hard work and the season’s late reward. Hutchinson and Butler also in the Jayhawk ranking with two ranked teams meeting for the first time since 2006 at Garden City.
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Jake Hughes
Servis
Kyler Ferguson
Oklahoma
Kaleb Roach
Busters
Tyler
Garden City
Independence
Cisco College
Texas
GCCC
Jeff Tatum
Garden City Community College
Broaccusters
Jayhawk
Butler
Hutchinson
Memorial Stadium
Coffeyville
Navarro College
Cisco
Tatum
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Taylor Winchester
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Cole Reynolds
Marc Gomez
Bruton Cloyd
Clayton Akerman
Logan Pope
Dakota Taylor
Jason Alexander
Micah Kee
Aaron Juttner
Coltin Kline
Devon Comstock
Ty Richey
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