Havens and Mote clinch Pace Picante entry at Guymon rodeo
Redmond’s Jason Havens and Oregon partner Bobby Mote earned Wrangler ProRodeo Winter Tour berths for Las Vegas by finishing top in Guymon Pioneer Days Rodeo Oklahoma. Havens won the round and aggregate with 172 and 60.7 points. Mote placed second in round and aggregate to rise to 12th in standings.
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Jason Havens
Bobby Mote
Las Vegas
Guymon
Bobby
Havens
Mote
Vegas
Korkow Rodeo
Anchor Bay
Tim Wilkinson
Fort Scott
Michael Gaughan
Orleans Arena
Ronnie Fields
Cowboy
Oklahoma City
Kurt Goulding
Duncan
Okla
Frank Graves
Brad Culpepper
Graves
Poplarville
Miss
Culpepper
Ashburn
Bryce Miller
Wold Rodeo
Miller
Kaycee
Wyoming
Mike Johnson
Henryetta
Denise Adams Fea
Lufkin
Texas
Lonnie Carpenter
Haysville
Southwick
Johnson
Bull
White Lightning
Jerry Shepherd
Levan
Utah
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Garden City Busters Clinch Region VI Home Field
Garden City clinched the No. 4 seed in the West and home-field advantage with a sweep of Cloud County, winning game one 13-7 and game two 5-4. Bart Howard's sacrifice fly in the seventh provided the decisive run in the nightcap as Justin Wilson improved to win on the mound. Brendan Murphy and Luke Garrett homered in game one, with Wes Brundridge clearing the bases on a double.
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Broacbusters
Garden City
Cloud County
Busters
Bart Howard
Brandon Buckman
Brendan Murphy
Tommy Smoot
GCCC
Smoot
Wes Brundridge
Sabath
Justin Wilson
Kameron Washington
Alex Ogilvie
Matt Garrett
Luke Garrett
Parker Returns Sparks GCHS Sweep at Liberal
Garden City High School pitcher Jamie Parker returned from a three week shoulder injury to start game two, delivering 5 1/3 innings of three hit shutout ball with five strikeouts as GCBC won 7-0. Katie Ford tossed a two hitter in game one for a 4-1 win.
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Garden City
Liberal
Jamie Parker
Parker
Dodge City
Redskins
Buffaloes
GCCC
Jamie
Buffalo
John Ford
Katie Ford
Kelli Petersen
Amanda Brookover
Ashley Mustain
Ford
Melissa St. Clair
Kristen St. Clair
Hays
Cleaver Field
Buffs fall to Great Bend after goalkeeper red card incident
Garden City High School’s girls soccer lost 5-1 at Memorial Stadium as freshman Ivone Martinez grabbed the ball near an empty net in the second minute, earning a red card and granting Great Bend a penalty. The Panthers missed, but Garden City played shorthanded rest of the game.
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Garden City High School
Great Bend
Memorial Stadium
Lady Buffaloes
Garden City
Ivone Martinez
Martinez
Lady Panthers
GCHS
Joaquin Padilla
Erin Bartel
Paige Achatz
Buffaloes edge Dodge City in Garden City golf dual
Garden City and Dodge City played a relaxed yet competitive 18-hole dual at Southwind Country Club. Buffaloes won 23-14 behind Tom Larkin and Austin Maxwell's 70, Derek Scheer and Sam Nelson at 77, as five and six players contributed strong front and back-nine scores.
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Garden City
Dodge City
Buffaloes
Southwind Country Club
Buffalo
Tom Larkin
Larkin
Austin Maxwell
Brad Lewis
Trent White
Derek Scheer
Sam Nelson
Andrew Goetz
Brandon Volz
Ryan Bird
Jordan Wyman
GCHS
Walker Frey
Eric Hunter
Brad Springston
Scheer
Nelson
Garden City High School
Buffs sweep titles at Hays Invitational
Garden City High School boys tennis dominated the Hays Invitational, winning both singles and both doubles titles for a 15-1 day. Senior Mark Wells and junior Andy Johnson triumphed 4-0 at No. 2 doubles, defeating Ty Rebel and Eric Hays 8-7 in a tight title match before Jose Fernandez and Matt Meagher of Hays defaulted. Coach Rod Robinson praised the effort in windy conditions and noted the team title.
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Garden City
Hays
Buffaloes
GCHL
Rod Robinson
Mark Wells
Andy Johnson
Great Bend
Ty Rebel
Eric Hays
Jose Fernandez
Matt Meagher
Robinson
Scott Drees
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Pendleton
Ore
Oregontrail
Howard
Houston
Garden City Broacbusters
Jayhawk
Broacbuster
Rick Sabath
Junior
Rob Houston
Stongyc Telegram
CoOt
M. St. Clair
Beer
Scheuerman
W— Ford
J.—Beer
Petersen
Longoria
Scheuverman
W—Parker
Lee Buffs
Maxwell
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