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dailynewsdailynews 8 The Goodland Daily News / Thursday, March 15, 2001 sports Goodland players picked Two Goodland Cowboys and four Corey Woofter, Colby, senior; Trey Braxmeyer, Atwood, senior; Andrea Cowgirls were selected to the North- Look, Quinter, senior; Ryan Ruf, Stephens, Colby, senior; McKee, west Kansas League All-League teams Oberlin, sophomore; Dave Sutton, Goodland, senior; Rebecca Stover, announced today. Hoxie, junior; Mentzer, Goodland, Quinter, senior; Kayla Gassmann, Matt Mentzer, 6’3” senior, and Luke senior; Rusty Grafel, Oberlin, junior; Hoxie, senior; Carrie Wassemiller, Stone, 6’1” senior were selected by the Josh Campbell, Hoxie, junior; Stone, Oakley, senior; Stone, Goodland, coaches to the all-league boys basket- Goodland, senior; Mark Torluemke, sophomore; Hallagin, Goodland, se- ball team Hoxie, senior; and Matt Siedel, nior; and Erin Schmidt, Atwood, se- Jara McKee, 5’6” senior, Jayci Quinter, junior. nior. Stone, 5’9” sophomore and Ashley Those receiving honorable mention Those receiving honorable mention Hallagin, 5’8” senior, were selected to were: Andrew Boehme, Atwood, jun- were: Kelsey Andrist, St. Francis, the all-league girls basketball team, ior; Charlie Robben, Oakley, senior; sophomore; Callie Coberly, Quinter, and Cody Pettibone, 5’5” senior, was Justin Schwanke, Colby, senior; Lance freshman, Kristina Cooper, Atwood, an honorable mention. Tilton, Quinter, senior; and Dan Weis, senior; Dani Dorshorst, Oberlin, jun- Members of the Northwest Kansas Hoxie, senior. ior; Amy Green, Atwood, junior; Heidi All-League boys basketball team Members of the Northwest Kansas Koster, Hoxie, junior; Pettibone, were: Parker McKee, Colby, senior; All-League girls basketball team were: Goodland, senior; and Summar Mike Wolters, St. Francis, senior; Jennifer Hake, Oakley, senior; Emily Stephens, Colby, sophomore. All-League team selected The coaches of the Western Kansas Troy Okeson, Weskan; Trent Peter, team — Amanda Foster, Utica/Healy; Liberty League met in Oakley Tribune; Reid, Brewster and Shea Ashley Latham, Triplains; Shawna Rockies lose exhibition, 6-5 Wednesday and selected their all- Stewart, Tribune. Peterson, Tribune; Alisha Welsh, league boys and girls basketball teams. Second team — Matt Bixenman, Weskan; and Brynn Williams, Sharon TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Denny made me pay. I’m not pleased with Justin Baughman broke the tie with The state Class 1A champion Grinnell; Horinek, Brewster; Ivo Springs. Neagle allowed eight hits and five runs this.” a two-out single off Cam Esslinger in Brewster Bulldogs had four on the Ivanovski, Utica/Healy; Landon Second team — Kayla Beckman, in four innings in the Colorado Neagle complained of some stiff- the eighth. boys team. Bulldogs Brett Arnberger, Steele, Weskan; and Devan Weiser, Grinnell; Tanya Beckman, Grinnell; Rockies’ 6-5 exhibition loss to the ness in his throwing shoulder, but said Jose Canseco was a last-second senior, and Jay Reid, senior were se- Grinnell. Jandi Bolen, Sharon Springs; Jentri Anaheim Angels on Wednesday. that it was normal for him and nothing scratch from the Angels’ lineup. lected to the first team.Clint Horinek, Third team — Nathan Hendricks, Dixon, Tribune; and Jordan Young, Neagle, who left the world cham- to worry about. Canseco, who missed the past four senior, was selected to the second team, Cheylin; Kenton Mangan, Tribune; Tribune. pion New York Yankees to sign a free- Anaheim had a four-run first, with games because of lower back pain, felt and Justin Jamison, senior, was an hon- Josh Miller, Golden Plains; Kevin Third team — Lindsay Barrett, agent contract with Colorado, gave up Garret Anderson hitting an RBI tightness in his right hamstring. orable mention. Partch, Cheylin; and Aaron Wagoner, Triplains; Collett, Brewster; Brandee only two earned runs in nine innings in double, Bengie Molina adding a run- “I’m concerned long-term,” Angels’ For the Lady Bulldogs Alicia Sharon Springs. Mears, Cheylin; Lisa Robben, Sharon his first three spring appearances. scoring single, and Jamie Burke hitting manager Mike Scioscia said. “I don’t Collett, sophomore, was named to the Honorable Mention — Zach Foster, Springs; and Andrea Siebert, Sharon “It took me past the first inning to get a two-run double. Kimera Bartee hit a think it’s anything we haven’t talked third team. Utica/Healy; Jamison, Brewster; and Springs. loose,” Neagle said. “I couldn’t hit my leadoff homer in the second. about. He hasn’t been able to get to Members of the Western Kansas Mat Jueneman, Golden Plains. Honorable mention — Erin Barrett, spots. Every good pitch I threw, they Adam Melhuse hit a two-run homer where he needs to be. We’ve just got Liberty League boys all-league teams Members of the Western Liberty Triplains; Ashley Norby, Utica/Healy; managed to get a good part of the bat in the fourth to help the Rockies tie it to get over the hump. Hopefully, it’s are: First team — Arnberger, Brewster; League girls all-league team are: First and Ashley Stevenson, Golden Plains. on it. Every bad pitch I made, they at 5. just a little bump in the road.” Kansas City beats Reds Nuggets cap third quarter with spinning 30-foot shot DENVER (AP) — Nick Van Exel loss at Houston 24 hours earlier. right sideline, Van Exel jumped with game’s final five minutes. scored 18 of his season-high 37 points Indiana has lost seven of eight and his back to the basket and did a 180- Denver kept Indiana at bay with with back-to-back doubles in the third quarter, capping it with a leads the Boston Celtics by just a half- degree spin as he released the ball. He impressive outside shooting. The Nug- spinning 30-footer, as the Denver Nug- game for the final playoff spot in the fell to the floor as the ball dropped gets hit 9 of 13 3-pointers in the sec- gets beat the Indiana Pacers 95-83 East. through the net, and he added to the ond half. Van Exel finished 7-for-10 SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — Former when Pokey Reese singled and Ken Wednesday night. Despite their expected fatigue, the drama by laying on the court in self- from behind the arc. Reds outfielder Jon Nunnally drove Griffey Jr. drove him in with a Raef LaFrentz added 22 points and Pacers stayed close until Van Exel astonishment. Van Exel picked up his offense as the in two runs as the Kansas City Roy- double. Back-to-back doubles by 14 rebounds to help the Nuggets end a changed the momentum late in the The Nuggets followed with a 15-6 Nuggets played without All-Star for- als used a four-run seventh inning to Sean Casey and Alex Ochoa gave the six-year, 10-game losing streak to In- third quarter. run to open the fourth quarter, and the ward Antonio McDyess for the fourth beat Cincinnati 4-2 Wednesday night. Reds a 2-0 lead in the third. diana. The Pacers had not lost to Den- With the game tied at 62, Van Exel Pacers never got closer than eight in the time in five games. After Rey Sanchez singled in a run Griffey will not travel with the ver since March 31, 1995. hit his fourth 3-pointer of the game and off of Dennys Reyes, Nunnally team to Thursday’s game against the Jermaine O’Neal led the Pacers with then made an incredible shot that ranks doubled home two runs and scored on Rangers and his former Seattle 22 points and 13 rebounds as Indiana as one of the NBA’s best this season. a Carlos Febles single.Pete Harnisch, teammate Alex Rodriguez. It’s the tried to rebound from a triple-overtime Guarded by Travis Best along the scheduled to be the Reds opening day third time the teams have played this starter, pitched six shutout innings. spring and the two players have not Harnisch allowed four hits and ex- played against each other ... Dmitri dart scores tended his scoreless inning streak to Young was scratched from 14 1-3 innings. Thursday’s game due to a sore shoul- Wednesday Nite Darts 5, Paul Simon 5, Larry Jackson 5, Mel Bracelin 4, The Reds took a 1-0 lead in the first der. March 7, 2001 Jody Linnell 4, Tony Dickey 4. Batteries Not Included over White Stallions 15-1 Hat Tricks: Duane Hanke 5, Kurt Engelman 3, Eight More over 69’ers 9-7 Gary Schmidt 2, Paul Simon 2, Louie Yarger 2, Kevin Refuse to Lose over What-Ever 9-7 Delano 1, Judy Thornburg 1, Mark Wear 1, Tony Lounge Lizards over Silver Bullets 9-7 Dickey 1. bowling results 4th Round Outs: Kurt Engelman 5, Gary Schmidt Most Wins: Kurt Engelman 6, Gary Schmidt 5, 2, Duane Hanke 2, Paul Simon 2, Kevin Delano 2, Duane Hanke 5. Mel Bracelin 1, Jody Linnell 1, Larry Jackson 1. High Tons: Mark Wear 1. Tuesday Alibi League Kanorado Collingwood over Hitchcock 3-1 8 Dart Out: Duane Hanke 1. March 6, 2001 High scratch game: Betty Hay-204 9 Dart Out: Gary Schmidt 1. 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