Richard claims first individual golf crown at Dodge City
Garden City High School senior Richard fired a 5 over par 76 to win the Dodge City Invitational at Mariah Hills, beating Chase Ketchum by one stroke. The Buffaloes finished fourth of five in Division I with a 334, while Ulysses won Division II and Pratt was second. Coach Brad Springston hailed Richard’s low medalist feat as long overdue since 1998 state title era.
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Garden City beats Hays 5-2 in opener
Garden City High School held Hays to five hits and two runs as Jacob Waller pitched three strong innings and Brad Bascue praised defense. However five errors in the nightcap led to Hays' 10-7 win, with unearned runs and Garden City’s fragile pitching exposed.
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Buffaloes Fall Short In 6-3 Loss To Dodge City
GCHS coach Ivan Campos said his team came out flat as Garden City trailed 3-0 at halftime and could not overcome a three-goal deficit. The Buffaloes erupted for three goals in the second half, tying a program best, but Dodge City held on at Kenneth Henderson Middle School. Emileigh Frederking opened the scoring in the 15th minute.
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Ford to enter NBA draft after stellar Texas season
Texas sophomore guard TJ Ford plans to leave the Longhorns and enter the NBA draft. Sources expect an announcement this week with a news conference in Austin likely on Thursday. Ford, a Wooden and Naismith Award winner, could be a top ten pick after guiding Texas to its first Final Four in 56 years.
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Busters' surge fueled by pitching and defense
The McCook Indians cancelled a Garden City Community College doubleheader due to rain, shifting focus to a hot streak for the Broacbusters. Pitching dominates as Knaub Ayers Fitch and Saatzer post low ERAs while defense supports better two out hitting led by Buckman Tosoni Dudley and Puvogel. Garden City, batting .317 with a 1.96 ERA in the last 11 wins, eyes late-season matchups and a coaching search at the college.
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