Adios to a friend and local sportscaster Chris Lake
Brad Hallier reflects on Chris Lake leaving Garden City to join Clinton LumberKings, praising his professional versatility and impact. The piece recalls Lake’s wide involvement in Garden City sports, his distinctive radio voice, and the community’s affection as they bid farewell in Clinton Iowa.
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Garden City Lady Broacbusters top Pratt Beavers 78 64
Garden City led 41-32 at halftime and rolled to a 78-64 win over Pratt as Veronique McMillian scored 18 points and Monica Sanders sparked the late run. Coach Bobby Brasel praised Kelley Kramer for stepping up and shooting, while Powell and Sanders provided key performances in the rally.
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Rossetti Named New Chief at Dodge City Conquistadors
John Rossetti is introduced as the new football coach and athletics director at Dodge City Community College, succeeding Casey Malek. Rossetti, previously Garden City’s defensive coordinator, arrives with four seasons at Garden City guiding the Broacbusters to two Jayhawk titles and four conference title games. His first game for Dodge City is Sept 1 at home vs Garden City.
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Beavers Favored in Tight 4A State Wrestling Field
Scott City arrives at the 4A state wrestling tournament in Wichita as the underdogs could topple reigning regional champ. Five Beavers claimed regional titles in Hugoton, led by 160-pound Brandon Numrich, with a first state title since 1994 within reach if they avoid mistakes.
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Garden City Buffaloes eye 6A state wrestling top three
Garden City arrives at the Kansas Coliseum with 11 state qualifiers and four regional champions eyeing a top three finish. Buffaloes senior 140-pounder Jason Nichols seeks a repeat state title and predicts the team will be among the leaders, saying it could happen. The field features eight teams with 10 to 13 wrestlers each, aiming to claim the team title.
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Garden City Tops Pratt Beavers In Close Battle
Pratt trailed by nine at halftime but clawed to within three late as Johnnie Stafford and Chas Bailey led Pratt with Ahmed Bailey scoring38. Garden City held on 80 75 behind key plays from Amir Abdur Rahim and Jesse Williams sealing the win at Broacbuster Gym.
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