Garden City golfers win Dodge City Invitational title
Garden City High School boys golf won the Dodge City Invitational at Mariah Hills with a 316. Medalist Andrew O Brate shot 75 in a playoff over Nick Von Lintel, as seniors Loran Richmeier and Boone Wells paced the scoring. Freshman Juan Ollarzabal and sophomore Nick Mann helped the Buffaloes secure the team victory by one stroke. The win opens a window to dethrone Hays as WAC champions, with Salina South meet looming.
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Lady Buffs finish second at Hutch swim meet
Garden City High School girls swim team placed second at Hutchinson Triangular, finishing behind Hutchinson and Great Bend. Coach Casey Wise noted disappointment with relay format switching from expected relays, despite one relay win by the 200 medley team of Amante Alcantar Miller Shaffer. Miller also claimed first in the 50 free, with multiple silvers in other events. GC travels to Manhattan next Wednesday for 3:30 p.m. start.
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Mattingly Leads Busters Toward Conference Title
GCCC star Mattingly is a vocal leader and top producer, posting a 7-1 record with a 3.15 ERA and 28 strikeouts on the mound, while leading the team with a .476 average, 70 hits, 21 doubles and five homers. He aims for conference glory and a run at the NJCAA national playoffs with Creighton next year.
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NCAA expands field to 68 teams in 4-network deal
The NCAA partnered with CBS and Turner to broadcast tournament games next March expanding to 68 teams with potential 96 proposals discussed. The agreement runs through 2024, average $740 million yearly back to conferences and schools, and keeps the top seed facing an opening round winner. CBS and Turner executives say the setup meets financial and programming needs and could turn a profit next year.
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