Busters edge Cisco in opener 19-7 for GCCC win
GCCC Busters hold Cisco to 7 as Chase Bieberle rushes 118 yards earning MVP status. Stanton leads Cisco with 136 yards but cannot overturn the deficit. GCCC quarterback Josh Howard directs methodical drives, while special teams and defense limit long fields and force key sacks.
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GCCC
Lucas Aslin
Cisco
Busters
Chase Bieberle
Bieberle
Fin
Ished
Wranglers
Butler
Derek Jonas
Howard
Ketauras Stanton
White
Stanton
Aslin
Buster
Landon Quigley
Racette
Vaughan
Rete
Jonas
Shoe
Av. Jones
Cisco — Stanton
Davis
Sperber
Shae
Quigley
GCCC soccer Wins pair at Barton
GCCC earned a pair of victories at Barton in a quick turnaround after travel. Hernandez opened the scoring with a free kick, but the Busters fought to add more as GCCC controlled play yet failed to score again. Next, they travel to Dodge City for a conference debut at 8:30 p.m.
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Barton
Hernandez
GCCC
Busters
Dodge City
Jumbotron a big success at Memorial Stadium
Garden City Community College and Cisco opened their football game with a new $150,000 Jumbotron at Memorial Stadium. Officials praised the installation as transforming the facility with multiple camera angles, in-game replays, and sponsor advertising.
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Garden City Community College
Ryan Howard
Cisco
Texas
Memorial Stadium
GCCC
Dennis Perryman
Lady Busters open season with four straight losses in Roswell
Garden City Community College volleyball opened with a 0-4 mark at the New Mexico Military Institute tournament in Roswell. Air Force Prep, NMMI, Casper, and Yavapai defeated GCCC as coach Nikola Petrovic noted freshman-driven lineup struggles and a late-day rally showed progress. The team travels to Colby for a Jayhawk Conference opener at 6:30 p.m.
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Garden City Community College
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N.M
Lady Broacbusters
Air Force Prep
GCCC
NMMI
Busters
Casper
Wyo
Yavapai
Ariz
Nikola Petrovic
Lady Busters
Jayhawk
Colby
Thayer Wins Open Playoff at 25 MPH in High Plains Event
Thayer clinched the Open division playoff by 11 strokes at 25 mph windless conditions, aiming to qualify for the USGA Mid Amateur Championship in Newton on Tuesday. He noted four straight solid rounds as key, while Sargent challenged with aggressive shots. Local players Grant Vollertsen, Austin Maxwell, Adam Fuller, Andrew O Brate, Ross Geubelle, Tyson Clark, Brett Myers, and Matthew Thomas also posted notable scores across divisions with Audrain, Prieto, Seger, Buxton, Larsen, and Dearden among others. Mark Green topped the Senior division with a net 135 over two days and led the local seniors with 155 gross.
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Thayer
Newton
USGA
Sand Creek Station
Sargent
Grant Vollertsen
Garden City
Austin Maxwell
Dodge City
Adam Fuller
Andrew O’brate
Ross Geubelle
Lakin
Tyson Clark
Brett Myers
Matthew Thomas
Plains
Shaun Audrain
Carlos Prieto
Holcomb
Verl Seger
Ulysses
Audrain
Jerry Buxton
Eric Larsen
Lonny Dearden
Scott City
Mark Green
Phil Adams
Bob Beymer
Dave Summers
Russel Frey
Robert Moser
Tribune
Skip Numrich
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Vic Trilli
Lewis Automotive
Sandhill Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine
Commerce Bank
Fry Eye Associates
D.W. Douglas Roofing Inc
Tatro Plumbing Inc
Wallace Electric
LUC, Lee Construction, Inc
Clarion Inn
Samy’s Spirits and Steakhouse
Palmer Manufacturing and Tank Inc
Garden City Farm Equipment
Petrovic
High Plains
Mike Smith
sWwkTalkcom
YMCA
Uegominis
AES
Shannon Sullivan
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