Hutchinson Invitational: Garden City claims team title
Garden City Buffaloes win the Hutchinson Invitational with 16 team points led by the No 2 doubles duo Stephanie Kozol and Erin Zimmerman going 5-0. Amy Carnahan and Kelley Reeve team up to 4-1 in doubles, while Darcy Wells posts 3-2 in No 1 singles as GCHL edges Wichita Heights.
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Hutchinson
Garden City Buffalo
Stephanie Kozol
Erin Zimmerman
Garden City
Buffaloes
Wichita Heights
GCHL
Bob Krug
Krug
Amy Carnahan
Kelley Reeve
Brooke Schlappe
Carnahan
Reeve
Schlappe
Darcy Wells
Kozol
Zimmerman
Kelly Johnson
Kristin Baker
Hutchinson doubles rally over Buffaloes in tense tennis clash
Libby Mallonee and Laura Thiessen of Hutchinson overcame a 6-4 deficit to defeat Reeve and Schlappe after Schlappe injured her ankle. Reeve and Schlappe led 40-15 before a 10 minute injury timeout, but Salt Hawks capitalized as Schlappe struggled to move. Schlappe hopes to play Saturday at McPherson. Wells swept three in straight sets, with losses only to Shenee Heights foe and a Dodge City foe, while Carnahan and other teammates posted several wins.
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Schlappe
Hutchinson
Libby Mallonee
Laura Thiessen
Buffalo
Salt Hawks
Buffaloes
McPherson
Wells
Wichita North
Kim O'Reilly
Newton
Shelly Wedel
Sarah Dyer
Wichita Heights
Shuree Pruitt
Dodge City
Jessie Casterline
Buffs seek revenge in clash with Liberal Redskins
Liberal faces Garden City in a key 5A showdown as Buffaloes aim to atone for last year's loss. Cornelsen notes Garden's defense, Liberal's Alsup and Pond loom as major threats, while Mireles stresses error-free football to shake a blemished record and claim the conference win.
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Cornelien
Garden
Buffalo
Garden City
Hays
Buffaloes
Mireles
Liberal
Carlos Alsup
Justin Pond
Cornelsen
Aaron Tiffany
Chris Nelson
Eagles Defensive Stats Highlight Strong Effort in Loss
M West led with 24 rush yards and 3 quarterback sacks totaling minus 20 yards, while S Kinney and S Ramsey added multiple sacks and interceptions. Tackle for loss tallies show West and Borden driving pressure as Ledesma Ramsey and Kinney worked the trenches.
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A. Ledesma
S. Ramsey
A. Tiffany
T. Borden
C. Carr
I. Banuelos
Kinney
C. Nelson
D. Blau
M. Lerma
C. Coleman
N. Hands
K. Kinney
R. Berry
J. Pfannenstiel
Q. Crough
J. Graf
T. Jones
J. Wisenbaker
J. Schiffner
A. Routon
S. Ranuelos
S. Kinney
Pierce Leaves Hospital After Stabbing Attack
Celtics forward Paul Pierce walked out of New England Medical Center three days after being stabbed nearly a dozen times. He thanked supporters and said he cannot wait to return to basketball. Two men charged in the nightclub attack pleaded innocent and remained held on $15,000 bail.
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Boston Celtics
Paul Pierce
Pierce
New England Medical Center
Celtics
Tony Hurston
Tony McCrary
John Pappas
Trevor Watson
William Ragland
Busters rebound with sweep at Cloud County
Garden City Broacbusters, 28-8 overall, 3-1 in conference, beat Cloud County 15-6 15-7 15-6 in Jayhawk Conference action. Rebecca Achziger had 11 kills. Shawna Tiffin 33 assists. seven digs each by Boykins and Wagher. The team totaled 48 digs and 10 blocks.
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Garden City
Broacbusters
Johnson County
Busters
Jayhawk
Cloud County
Broacbuster
Jeff Sanders
Rebecca Achziger
Ali Guthmiller
Andrea Boykins
Shawna Tiffin
Boykins
Christina Wagher
Pratt
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