Golf Busters face must-win final round to reach nationals
Western’s surge in round two leaves Barton and Garden City in reach for the Busters who, 15 shots back, must shoot around 300 to have a chance at top four and advance to the May 10 15 national championship at Sand Creek Station. Tebo leads tied for third with Balcombe Fox Trujillo Kirby, while Stokes competes as an individual.
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Garden City
Zedrick
Sand Creek Station
Newton
Iowa Western
Busters
Hutchinson
Towa Western
Tebo
Alister Balcombe
Landon Fox
Indian Hills
George Trujillo
Dodge City
Zach Kirby
Kyle Stokes
Kamie
Deanna Portillo
University of Brownsville
Texas
Kiah
KCAC
Red River Athletics Conference
North Star Athletic Association
Savannah
Ga.) Quarters Country Club
Split suspenseful doubleheader between Syracuse and Holcomb
Syracuse and Holcomb split a two game set as Holcomb held Syracuse to a low scoring first game before a 4 0 victory in game two Rob Merz and Ce sar Leyva were involved in a late miscue in the fifth inning Owens Merz gave up three runs in the opening frame but Syracuse battled back The two teams stand at 10 4 and 10 2 respectively as they prepare for the Moscow games and regional implications coach Doze praised Kelbey Smith for strong relief work and Holcomb coach VanCleave emphasized pitching and base running improvements
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Kelbey Smith
Syracuse High School
Holcomb
Christian Merz
Merz
Esau Moreno
Cesar Leyva
Syracuse
Dustin Doze
Smith
Kelbey
Doze
VanCleave
Goodland
Moscow
GCHS Buffs take third at Topeka West Invite
GCHS boys golf finished third at the Topeka West Invitational at Topeka Country Club. Taylor Larsen shot 74 to anchor a 322 team total, good for fifth individually among 115 players, as Washburn Rural won with 292 and Shawnee Mission East was runner-up with 312.
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GCHS
Taylor Larsen
Topeka West
Topeka Country Club
Washburn Rural
Shawnee Mission East
Buffs
Larsen
Daniel Gaspar
Logan Durst
Connor Schultz
Tristan Corrales
Sisters exacting path to ECAC golf title with KWU ties
Sisters Kamie and Chelsea Rashes joined KWU in emotional harmony and high hopes. Kamie, a KWU graduate student, pursues an MBA while coaching, eyeing LPGA Q-School, as Kiah competes in ECAC rounds. Russell Bemiss notes their contrasting temperaments and sibling drive fueling Wesleyan’s push as temperatures bite and scores climb toward nationals.
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Kamie
KWU
LPGA
Pratt
Randy Bemiss
Colby Community College
Wesleyan
Chelsea Gausman
Goodland
Bemiss
Kiah
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