McBride wins DeWalt Challenge to lead PBR Cup race
Justin McBride of Elk City Oklahoma takes the lead in the PBR Bud Light Cup standings after winning the first DeWalt Challenge in Baltimore with 268 points over three rounds and a $35,223 prize. He tops Adriano Moraes and Ty Murray with two events remaining and the Las Vegas world finals ahead.
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Justin McBride
Elk City
Okla
Baltimore
McBride
Adriano Moraes
Ty Murray
Ross Coleman
J.W
Hitman
Hart
Gainesville
Texas
Coleman
Molalla
Ore
PBR
Moraes
Murray
Detroit
the Palace
Auburn Hills
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas and Mack
Tom Reeves
Eagle Butte
New Mexico
Pendleton
Oregon
Travis Tryan
Billings
Mont
Tryan
Heeler
Matt Robertson
Wheatland
Wyo
Albuquerque
Johnny Emmons
Mansfield
Joe Beaver
Huntsville
Emmons
Beaver
Roy Cooper
Amarillo
Broncos DE provides inside look at Ravens
Denver defensive end Keith Washington, sidelined by a motorcycle crash, recovers from turf burns and eyes a key game against his former team the Baltimore Ravens. A role player last season, he aims to prove he can contribute for the Broncos, who face Baltimore on Sunday.
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Broncos DE
Ravens
Denver
Keith Washington
Washington
Denver Broncos
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore
Broncos
Rob Burnett
Michael McCrary
Gentle Giant Ahmad Childress Finds Path To Dream
Ahmad Childress, a 6 foot 7 inch 320 pound lineman from Nashville Tennessee, left home to attend Garden City Community College after GED success. His journey from low grades to graduation and junior college football culminates in a starting defensive tackle role for the Garden City Buccaneers under coach Bob Larson.
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Ahmad Childress
Childress
Garden City Community College
Nashville
Tenn
Kansas
Garden City Broacbusters
Ahmad
Larson
Goalie Torres Scores But Buffs Fall to Red Demons 2-1
Garden City High School goalie Juan Torres scored his first varsity goal but Dodge City defeated the Buffaloes 2-1. Kezanovic opened the scoring for Dodge City in the 18th minute, with Saul Hernandez assisting and Benitez making six saves after replacing Torres. Garden City dominated the second half but could not equalize, and midfielder Jared Torres missed due to suspensions.
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Juan Torres
Torres
Garden City
Dodge City
Buffaloes
Red Demons
Rey
Ramirez
Rodolfo
Hernandez
Juan
Joaquin Padilla
Saul Hernandez
Nebojsa Kezanovic
Miguel Benitez
Padilla
Great Bend
Amado
Enrique Valdez
Diaz leads Buffs to fourth at Hays Invitational
Garden City High School boys cross country, led by Elias Diaz who finished sixth in 17 24, place fourth in the large school division as Great Bend wins the team title. Jeremiah Steele 18 33, Kevin and Kyle Larson 18 43, Brent Cornett 19 10, with coach Randy Sleep praising PBs and effort. Girls Betsy Steckel and Allyson Algrim sidelined by injuries.
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Garden City
Elias Diaz
Hays
Buffaloes
GCHS
Randy Sleep
Jerimiah Steele
Kevin Larson
Kyle Larson
Brent Cornett
Great Bend
Liberal
Jessica Sprott
Lady Buffaloes
Breanna Berry
Betsy Steckel
Allyson Algrim
Ulysses
Daniel Culver
Brandon Garza
Heraclio Medina
Cody Meyers
Brandon Sullins
Andrea Meierhoff
Lady Tigers
Heather McDaniels
Dighton
Kelsey von Leonrod
Chelsea Growden
Erin Case
Heather Tucker
Cassie Rupp
Powercat paint jobs fuel Sawyer's NASCAR bid at Kansas Speedway
Elton Sawyer drives the No. 98 Starter Racing Ford Taurus with Kansas State colors and Powercat adornments as John Fairman notes the university ties. Sawyers aims for victory while balancing sponsorships from Mr Goodcents and Protection One ahead of a weekend that mirrors Kansas State's high stakes against Oklahoma.
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Elton Sawyer
Kansas Speedway
Kansas City
Kan
John Fairman
Wildcat
Kansas State University
Fairman
Kansas State
Manhattan
Sawyer
Ings
Nebraska Cornhusker
Pike’s Peak
Chesapeake
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mr. Goodcents
Protection One Home Security
Nascar
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Oregontrail
Lee Denver
Arizona Cardinals
Ray Thompson
Mike Anderson
Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe
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Tavares Taylor
Diaz
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