Dunn Returns to Form With Twin PBR Wins in Reno and Pendleton
Australian rider Troy Dunn, last year’s Bud Light Cup World Champion, topped 45 riders in Reno at BULLNANZA to win his first 2002 Bud Light Cup event. He then led Pendleton’s US Bank/Pendleton PBR Classic, earning over 80 000 dollars across the three-day stretch and boosting his chances for the Las Vegas World Finals. Dunn, 35, spent much of 2002 in Australia, where he rode about 15 sanctioned events, and plans further U S appearances before returning home.
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Holcomb earns milestone golf win and first title
Holcomb girls golf claimed the small-school division of the Dodge City Invitational at Mariah Hills, posting a 216 to beat Lakin by one stroke. Jordan Lohfink won the individual title in a two hole playoff, as Garden City finished third in the big-school division and Ulysses fourth overall.
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Griese at Critical Point for Broncos Career
Denver quarterback Brian Griese faces a pivotal point amid doubts about steady play as Shannon Sharpe backs him to win another Super Bowl. Griese, drafted to replace John Elway, followed a strong 2000 season with risky decisions in 2001, prompting coaching patience to wear thin after a stumble in the opener against St. Louis.
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Garden City girls tennis to start year with 1 singles and 2 singles
Buffaloes coach Bob Krug will place Brittany Osborne at No 1 singles and Amy Carnahan at No 2 as the team returns four first time varsity players. The doubles pairs are Kali Barnett with Keisha Kinney and Jessica McMillan with Jennifer Drees.
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Thompson finally starts at Garden City after long wait
Thompson rises to No 1 tailback for Garden City Community College after transfers and repeated waits. He cites his now or never chance following limited action behind Kay Jay Harris who ran 1,279 yards last season. Thompson previously starred at Irving High School and Texas as a Parade All American before sitting out a year at TCU.
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