Garden City Busters clinch first round with late surge
Garden City Community College defeats Kansas City Kansas 68 to 54 as Cheree Freeman leads with 16 points off the bench and Marisela Rodriguez posts 13 points 11 rebounds. Freeman and Rodriguez spur a 10-6 run in the final minutes to seal the win as Garden City advances to a Wichita quarterfinal against Cowley College.
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Buster Baseball Bounces Back With 7-5 Win Over Otero
Garden City Broacbusters ride small-ball in a 7-5 victory at Williams Stadium boosting their record to 10-2 while Otero drops to 7-8. Key moments include a decisive eighth inning rally sparked by Brisson and Gillman’s go ahead homer as Ellison nails three relief innings.
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GCHS bowlers chase state medals in bowling tourney
Garden City High School bowlers Andree Roth and Justin Perez seek school history at the Class 6A state bowling tournament at Northrock Lanes Wichita with Roth chasing a second state appearance and Perez aiming for personal edge after his grandmother’s passing. Holcomb senior Ryan Wilson becomes the program’s first state qualifier in class 5 1A. Coaches expect learning and offseason motivation as more students watch and aspire to reach state.
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GCCC Busters Rally Past Independence In Playoff Twist
GCCC overcame a rough first half shooting and a late technical on Burley to edge Independence 65 62. McHenry led with 13 points while Griffin and Burley added double doubles for the Busters who will face Hutchinson at Koch Arena.
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Goodland Edges Holcomb 54 51 In Home Girl Hoops Shootout
Goodland defeated Holcomb 54 51 as Herl led with 23 points and Holcomb's Pfeifer and Gottschalk scored 4 and 19 respectively. Holcomb fought back after trailing early, but handed Goodland the win with better fourth quarter discipline and 30 team rebounds.
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SeaWorld trainer funeral held after fatal park incident
Funeral services were held for a SeaWorld trainer killed late last week at the park after a violent incident. King Abdullah I of Jordan denounced Israel for claiming Palestinian areas as Israeli heritage sites. Michael Blasil, son of a singer, died by his own hand following a struggle with low mood.
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