Seahawks Take Second at Garden City Invitational Hard-Fought Meet
Garden City Seahawk swimmers finished second at their home Garden City Invitational behind Guymon with 311 points to 399. Six teams competed including Liberal Spe Texas Colby and Ulysses. Early events faced weather cancellations while juniors led by Samantha Norton Lindsay Bradstreet Claire Schmidt dominated multiple races. Abby Bradstreet and Laisa Alcantar shone in the 15 and over division with multiple wins and relays. Wise noted limited boys participation but praised practice at the Garden City pool ahead of July meets in Spearman and the league championship back in Garden City.
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Lindsay Bradstreet
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Johnson
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Lesly Alcantar
Crystal Weippert
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Richard Glides To Garden City Tennis Victory Tourney
Richard, a Kansas State biology student, stayed busy this summer with intramurals and coaching at Garden City youth tennis. He won the Saturday singles in a four man round robin and then, with Kristen Doering, took the weekend’s mixed doubles title at Grimsley Harmon Tennis Complex.
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Garden City
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Grimsley- Harmon Tennis Complex
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Jason Just
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Scott Ackerman
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Park becomes youngest U.S. Women's Open champion
Inbee Park, 19, captures her first major by four strokes at Interlachen, dedicating the win to Se Ri Pak whose rise inspired Korean golf. Park, the fifth South Korean major winner, closes with a 2-under 71 to join Pak as the youngest U.S. Women's Open champion.
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Cardinals take finale from Royals 9-6
Cardinals beat Kansas City 9 to 6 as Jason LaRue delivered four RBIs in four at bats including a wind aided homer and a striking triple. DeJesus left the game after colliding at the plate with LaRue, and Tony La Russa praised LaRue’s day and handling of the pitching staff.
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Blues finish third in O KAN tournament at Hooker
Finney County Blues place third after a 2-2 pool day in Hooker Oklahoma, beating Ulysses 11 1 in six innings and Lakin 4 2 before weekend losses to Liberal 11 0 and Lakin 8 6 Liberal routed Finney County in the opener and Finney County faded in the final.
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