Wrestling Practice Shines at Garden City High
A local observer describes Garden City High School wrestling practice with Buffaloes ranked No. 1 eyeing a state title. Dana Briggs in a sweatshirt amid heat contrasts highlights coach Martin Segovia’s steady leadership since 1999. Also praises Woodpeckers intramural wins and credits coach Hallier.
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Three-way 6A wrestling race heads to state meet
Garden City Manhattan and Hutchinson lead the 6A field for the Wichita state tournament with strong regional showings. Garden City dominated Maize regionals 13 wrestlers and a 48.5 point team margin, Manhattan qualified 13, Hutchinson had seven regional champions. Salt Hawks Cody Garcia Tyler Perry and Zach Hemmerling provide the top firepower, while Hutchinson questions depth. Coaches call it a tight three horse race with Junction City and Shawnee Mission South as spoilers.
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Decision to wrestle easy for Buffalo
Cameron Craig a Garden City High School senior, known for a light wrestling plan due to football and college plans, nevertheless earned a spot at state for a second straight year. The Buffaloes 275 pounder carries the No 4 ranking as the 6A state tournament begins at Kansas Coliseum in Wichita.
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Randy Gonzales
Ryker Carter
Joe Sullivan
Jeremy Kemp
Ryan Herrman
Jacob Waller
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Jake Alexander
Paul Lappin
Garden City State
Ryan Kramer
Josh Carr
David le
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United States Military Academy
Ulysses Tigers Wrestlers Headed to State Meet in Wichita
Ulysses coaches and wrestlers prepare for the state tournament in Wichita after a strong regional showing. Six Tigers qualified for state led by regional champion Levi Eddie at 112 pounds, with Joey Ortiz, Ryan Seger, and Derek Rupp among the returning qualifiers as coach Carlos Prieto tightens practice.
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Alex Orosco
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Tony Lewis
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Spencer Burns
Ricardo Mendoza
Deerfield
Rees McKinney
D.J. Smith
Brice Eisenhour
Matt Martinez
Nolan Numrich
South Gray
Chase Frank
Wes Cash
Nick Speer
Sublette
Garrett Huck
Robert Birney
Michael Radnor
Wichita County
Guy Miller
John Medina
Pratt men 60 Garden City 51 in Jayhawk West clash
Pratt Beavers overcame Garden City Broacbusters 60 to 51 at Pratt to snap GCCC’s six game slide. Garden City led 28 16 late in the first half but Pratt controlled the second half holding GCCC to 5 of 23 shooting after intermission. Both teams jockey for Region VI playoff spots with one game left.
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Garden City women wallop Pratt to clinch share of West title
Garden City Community College crushed Pratt 77 to 45 at Beaver Dome to seize at least a share of the Jayhawk West crown. The Lady Busters forced 27 turnovers, held Pratt to 30 percent shooting, and built a 16-4 run early.
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