Clean sweep by City High School track teams at Memorial Stadium
City High School boys and girls track and field swept the meet with 123 points each at Memorial Stadium. The girls won the 4x? relay in 10 33.87 led by Jordan Ortega Savanah Peters Shelby Knoll and Gretchen Stone. The boys claimed the 4x400 in 44.55 with Tanner Parr Jeremy East Jonathan Duvall and Steven Fowler aiding a relay sweep.
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Ulysses
Erik Chester
Junior Cruz
Asa Gottsponer
Miguel Ramirez
Holcomb
Smith
Buffaloes
Tanner Parr
Jeremy East
Jonathan Duvall
Steven Fowler
Scott City
The
Garden
Koehn Ties School Pole Vault Record at Garden City Meet
Holcomb senior Levi Koehn tied the Holcomb school pole vault record by clearing 15 feet at the Garden City High School track invitational, just ten miles from home with family watching. He lowered his season best to 14-6 while teammate Brett Robinson was second at 12-0, as area competition dominated the event. Scott City posted the top area score with 81 points, led by Tyler Hess winning the 400 in 52.35 and Hayes and Carson placing high in other events.
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Holcomb High School
Levi Koehn
Memorial Stadium
Garden City
Holcomb
Koehn
Fort Hays State University
Brett Robinson
Scott City
Dakota Hayes
Tyler Hess
Hayes
Brenton Carson
Sam McDaniel
Garden City softball extends double-digit win streak
Garden City High School softball won twice, beating Pratt 10 0 and Dodge City 13 0 in five innings to push their streak into double digits. Freshman Leslie Ford pitched seven innings versus Pratt for her 6 2 record with 11 strikeouts, while Monique Lopez and Kayla Guerrero homered and drove in runs. Thornton earned the second win to move to 7 0 as GCHS heads to Liberal for a Thursday doubleheader.
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Garden City
Maize
Lady Buffaloes
Dodge City
Red Demons
Pratt
GCHS
Leslie Ford
Ford
Kim Bogner
Kayla Guerrero
Monique Lopez
Lopez
Guerrero
GCHL
Keri Thornton
Thornton
Lady Buffs
Liberal
Blankenship
Gravet
W — Ford
L — Blankenship
Nuzum
Bogner
Hernandez
Curran
Richardson and
Ehrlich
W — Thornton
L — Richardson
GCCC splits doubleheader at Lamar in softball
Garden City Community College softball ends regular season with a 12 0 win over Lamar in five innings followed by a 3 1 loss. Tanna Daley, Alexa Harvey each three hits. Brandi Lovato(17 6) wins Game 1. Jordan Barnett (11 8) pitches six in Game 2. GCCC heads to Region 6 tournament at Wichita State vs Butler, with potential elimination game Friday.
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Garden City Community College
Lamar
Colo
Lady Broacbusters
GCCC
Busters
Tanna Daley
Alexa Harvey
Daley
Jennifer Buchwalter
Brandi Lovato
Lady Lopers
Jordan Barnett
Barnett
Wichita State
Wichita
Butler
Garden City
Lovato
Courtois
Choat
Bakun
Plowman
W — Lovato
L — Choat
Stalder
Buchwalter Harvey
Krietemeyer
W — Krietemeyer
L Barnett
Hardman
Richins Maestas
Lady Buffs Swim Second in Hutchinson Meet
Garden City High School girls swim team finishes second to McPherson at Hutchinson, totaling 307 points to McPherson's 319. Coach Casey Wise cites missing six swimmers for a choir concert and other reasons, noting near wins with 13 swimmers. Alexa Shaffer wins 200 freestyle, Laisa Alcantar takes 200 IM and 500 free runner-up, with relay second-place finishes.
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Garden City High School
Hutchinson
McPherson
GCHS
Casey Wise
Lady Buffaloes
Theresa Amante
Laisa Alcantar
Kristi Miller
Alexa Shaffer
Garden City
Shaffer
Angela Sewell
Alexa
Wise
Alcantar
Laisa
Dodge City
Zhu Zhu Lundin Daniels
Miller
Whitney Wells
Katelyn Green
Salina South
Great Bend
Beavers swept in MSAA doubleheader by TMP Marian
Scott City Beavers fail to sustain focus in a key MSAA doubleheader against Thomas More Prep Marian. The team drops 11-1 in five innings and 7-5 with 11 errors, risking a race title as TMP Marian clinches the MSAA.
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Scott City
Mid- State Activities Association
Thomas More Prep
Marian
Neil Baker
MSAA
TMP
Baker
Beavers
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Lee
Brad Nadina
Brad Nading
Longhorn
Lee Koehn
TMP Marian
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