Freeman Naylor sign to play at four year schools
Victoria Naylor and Cheree Freeman signed to continue basketball at Towson University in Maryland and Henderson State University in Arkansas respectively. Naylor, a 5-11 guard, led Garden City Community College with 4 assists per game and 7.1 points, while Freeman returns home after the Lady Busters’ 17-15 season. Naylor cited coaching staff experience and campus fit as key factors in choosing Towson. Freeman pursued opportunities to extend her college career in four years.
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Victoria Naylor
Garden City Community College
Cheree Freeman
Lady Broacbusters
Naylor
Towson University
Towson
Freeman
Arkansas
Henderson State University
Arkadelphia
Lady Busters
University of Denver
Tigers
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Jayhawk
GCCC
Alaura Sharp
Las Vegas
Kansas
Garden City
Lady Busters sweep Barton County in five inning pair
Garden City Community College softball uses mid game bursts to roll past Barton County 9-1 and 10-2 in a Jayhawk West doubleheader at Tangeman Sports Complex. Brandi Lovato picks up the win and Alexa Harvey belts the first three run homer to spark the offense.
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Garden City Community College
Alexa Harvey
Barton County
Ashley Newberry
Tangeman
Lady Broacbusters
Jayhawk
GCCC
Phil Terpstra
Terpstra
Cougars
Kortney Priess
Michelle Balliett
Brandi
Lovato
Busters
Trisha Haslam
Blair Stalder
Garden City Ties North in Doubleheader Split Action
Garden City High School split a baseball doubleheader with Wichita North at Clint Lightner Field, losing 5-4 in Game 1 before winning 13-11 in Game 2. Coach Bill Wilson praised players for taking pitches and grinding out base runners, especially in a decisive sixth inning where Garden City plated nine runs.
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Garden City
Wichita North
GCHL
Bill Wilson
Clint Lightner
Buffaloes
Wilson
Wichita
Garden City High School
Edgar Montoya
Beavers stars sign with Ottawa University trio to play football
Three Scott City High football players Dillon Stucky Alex Swan and Jorden Funk signed letters of intent with Ottawa University a KCAC member Swan and Funk starred for Garden City Telegram All Area Beavers leading to 8A quarterfinals Swan led in rushing and receiving with 753 yards 21 catches and 13 touchdowns while returning kicks and punts Funk averaged 17.4 yards per catch and had 31 solo tackles and 82 assists Swan projects at receiver as Ottawa uses a spread offense. Stucky quarterbacked the Beavers to the quarterfinals as a junior but missed 2010 with an ACL injury.
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Scott City High
Dillon Stucky
Alex Swan
Jorden Funk
Ottawa University
Kansas College Athletic Conference
Swan
Funk
Garden City Telegram
Beavers
Wichita Collegiate
Stucky
Ottawa
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GCHS
North
Erik Montoya
Montoya
Indians
Buffs
Jake Curran
Brady Bean
Lee Baseball
Brad Nading
Telea
Scott City Grid
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