Garden City women end skid with 66 60 win over Pratt
Garden City Community College’s women snap a four game conference drought by defeating Pratt Community College 66 to 60 at Perryman Athletic Complex. Coach Alaura Sharp lauds her squad while key players Aubrica Robins and Ashley Walker help seal the comeback in a tight Jayhawk Conference contest.
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Weather delays GCHS dual and updates from area events
Weather altered area sports with Garden City Liberal dual postponed. Hi Plains League basketball remains on with consolation games at 3 and 4 30 p m and semis at 6 and 7 30 p m Friday brings more semifinals and two titles at 6 and 8 p m. Garden City Buffaloes meet Topeka Seaman at Valley Center Jan Jam later today while Colby Orange and Black Classic games proceed with Hugoton Holcomb Scott City matchups and Dodge City Tournament of Champions underway featuring Ulysses and Scott City.
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Defending home court Busters top Pratt in 67 49 win
Garden City Community College grinded out a 67 to 49 victory over Pratt at Perryman Athletic Complex. Freshman Chauncy Williams led with 17 points as GCCC smothered Pratt’s attack, building a 38 22 halftime lead and extending momentum after a rough Barton game. Jirmnson added 11 points as the Busters pursue a competitive Jayhawk Conference season.
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GCCC Lands Two Volleyball Recruits for 2011
Garden City Community College signs two players, Gentry Jones and Samantha Voorhees, as Amber Jay builds toward a stronger roster after a 2 win season and probation from the prior staff. Jones, 5-8, is a Perryton, Texas middle blocker, while Voorhees, 5-4, is a highly recruited libero from Phillipsburg High School. Both are expected to make immediate impacts and provide leadership on and off the court.
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