Kansas RoughRiders rally for Ashley Block through fundraiser
Chris Brooks and the Kansas RoughRiders announce a fundraiser for the Block family tied to Saturday's NAFL game at Sublette High School. For every ticket sold, $1 will go to Ashley Block, a Pennsylvania girl who after a severe crash lost vision and faces costly treatment abroad. The story spotlights Brooks’s selfless drive to support semi pro football and community aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Rodman
George Steinbrenner
al Davis
Chris Brooks Brooks
Kansas RoughRiders
Southwest Kansas
RoughRiders
Brooks
Nebraska
Sublette High School
Block
Ashley Block
Mt. Joy
Ashley
London
NAFL
Central Penn Piranha
D.C Stars
Brocks
Nafl.net
Rough Riders
England
Nebraska B.E.A.R.S
Springfield (Mo
Chris Brooks
Kinney Steps Into Backup QB Role For Garden City
Senior Steven Kinney, a end and cornerback for the Garden City Buffaloes, was named backup to Jerell Pfannenstiel after injuries sidelined Aaron Tiffany and Chris Nelson. Kinney recalls quarterback days, embraces the chance to run the option again, and faces Liberal in a 7:30 p.m. Friday game at Memorial Stadium broadcast on KUPK channel 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Kinney
Kinney
Garden City Buffaloes
Kansas State
Michael Bishop
Garden City High School
Buffaloes
Aaron Tiffany
Chris Nelson
Jerell Pfannenstiel
Pfannenstiel
Garden City
James Mireles
Hays
Mireles
US women soccer fall to Norway in dramatic OT
In Sydney, the US team lost 3-2 in overtime to Norway, surrendering a chance at back to back Olympic gold. Marion Jones won the 200 meters in 21.84 seconds amid scrutiny over her goal of five golds, while her husband CJ Hunter faced steroid questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Marion Jones
Norway
Jones
C.J. Hunter
Hunter
Inger Miller
Dagny Mellgren
U.S
Siri Mullinix
Jayhawk Conference mulls eight out-of-staters in basketball
Coaches meeting in Wichita voted 29-5 with four abstentions to recommend expanding active roster limits to eight out-of-state players. The plan, supported by Broacuster coaches Jeremy Cox and Bobby Brasel, would require restr ictions and still keep eight Kansas players. Final decision rests with presidents and athletics directors at March 2001 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Wichita
Broacbuster
Jeremy Cox
Bobby Brasel
Cox
Kansas
Brasel
KJCCC
Battle of No 1s draws Liberal and Garden City at Memorial
Liberal Redskins, ranked No 1 in Class 5A, visit Garden City Buffaloes, No 1 in Class 6A, in a high stakes regular season showdown at Memorial Stadium aired live at 7 30 p m on KUPK Channel 13. Garden City recalls last year’s 46 13 loss in Liberal as motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Redskins
Garden City Buffaloes
KUPK
Garden City
James Mireles
Mireles
Buffaloes
Liberal
Jerell Pfannenstiel
Athlete of the Week honors Broacbusters star Pope
Pope earned Athlete of the Week after posting seven unassisted tackles two tackles for loss two quarterback sacks and two hurries from the linebacker spot as Broacbusters crushed Highland 66 10. He is second on the team with 25 tackles five for loss and leads with six sacks while also returning a fumble for a touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Broacbuster
Highland
Broacbusters
Rebels seek payoff as 3-1 South Gray faces Moscow
South Gray raids into a Friday night clash with Moscow after a 3-1 start. Coach Grant Salmans notes tougher early schedule revealed progress from a 4-0 last year, with improvements in the offense seen in the Spearville and Rolla games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Gray Rebels
South Gray
Grant Salmans
Rebels
Mark Applegate
Applegate
Salmans
Moscow
Wildcats
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brad Hallier
Garden City Telegram
Hallier
Kupk Channel 13
Pain Loner
Kane
Spas
Woodward
Okla
B.J. Williams
The
Todd Borden
Buffalo
Buffs
Skins
Derrick Pope
Santa FE Trail
Jetmore
Salmons
Deerfield
Spearville
Rolla
Jesse Guajardo