Burk wins Pendleton Round-Up average title
Blair Burk of Durant Oklahoma won the Pendleton Round-Up average title earning 6441 dollars and moved to second in the world standings with 106249. Cody Ohl and Jerome Schneeberger trail, while Larry Sandvick and Richard Eiguren lead the world in other events. Sandvick topped bareback with 166 points, Fowler rode two bulls to 171 points plus an arena record 92 in finals, and O'Neill took saddle bronc after leading the year.
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Durant
Okla
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Fred Whitfield
Hockley
Texas
Cody Ohl
Stephenville
Jerome Schneeberger
Larry Sandvick
Belle Fourche
S.D
Sandvick
Ellensburg
Wash
Cowboy
Richard Eiguren
Jordan Valley
Ore
B.J. Campbell
Benton City
Tyler Fowler
Theodore
Ala
United States
Fowler
Glen O'Neill
Water Valley
Alberta
O'Neill
Tom Reeves
Reeves
Brock Andrus
St. George
Utah
Toughing it out Busters' Carson plays with injury
Fort Worth native Lance Carson of the Broacbusters survived a torn ACL after a spring practice cut block and returned in four months, leading the No 3 team against No 6 Butler County. A preseason NJCAA All-American, he has 11 tackles and a key defensive role despite past academic and legal troubles.
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Lance Carson
Carson
Fort Worth
Texas
Broacbusters
Butler County
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Broacbuster
Frank Bean
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Davis undergoes knee surgery for Broncos star
Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to relieve swelling and repair a cartilage tear, with a recovery of two to three weeks before likely four to six weeks out of action. Coach Mike Shanahan called the surgery successful.
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Terrell Davis
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Terrell
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Davis
Arizona
Mike Anderson
Anderson
Clandis
Gary
GCHS volleyball cannot seal wins after Lamar trip
Garden City High School volleyball Coach Melissa Savolt praised the Buffaloes for effort in a 15-8 15-10 loss to Lamar Savages in Lamar Colorado dropping them to 5-9 on the season. The team must adjust to size and weapons as they head to a Tuesday triangular in Dodge City with Dodge City and Great Bend.
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GCHS
Melissa Savolt
Lamar
Colo
Buffaloes
Savages
Savolt
Holcomb
New York
Washington, D.C
Longhorns
Dodge City
Great Bend
Buffaloes fall 2 1 in double overtime at Hays
Hays hosts Garden City and defeats the Buffaloes 2 1 after two extra periods. With Enrique Valdez out for violating school rules and a rough dry field with wind, Hays benefits from a late 96th minute strike by Jesse Zimmerman. Garden City struggles to adapt to the terrain and outshoots 9 4 in the first half under coach Joaquin Padilla.
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Garden City
Enrique Valdez
Buffaloes
Indians
Jesse Zimmerman
Juan Torres
Torres
Valdez
Liberal
Wichita
Joaquin Padilla
Enrique
Padilla
NMSU to face No 12 Kansas State in Manhattan
New Mexico State coach Tony Samuel describes K State as aggressive with heavy man coverage and a crowded line. The Aggies (0-3) meet the No 12 Wildcats (1-0) in Manhattan after losing to Louisville Texas and Oregon State. A postponed New Mexico game opened a rare bye week to heal injuries.
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N.M
New Mexico State
Tony Samuel
Samuel
Aggies
Kansas State
NMSU
Wildcats
Texas
Manhattan
Louisville
Oregon State
New Mexico
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