Hays rallies, split doubleheader with Buffaloes at Cleaver Field
Hays Indians spoiled Garden City Senior Day by scoring six runs in the seventh to take a 6-4 opener victory after trailing 3-0. In the nightcap Hays rolled to a 10-0 six inning run rule win. Garden City relied on Ashley Brungardt and Audra Hoffman early offense and Jamie Parker dominated until the late rally.
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Ashley Mustain
Jill Duesing
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Jamie Parker
Buffs
Liberal edges Garden City 3 2 in overtime thriller
Liberal Buffaloes rally past Garden City 3 to 2 in overtime after a tense 1-1 regulation. Ima Gutierrez delivers the overtime winner as Libérale avenges a prior 1-0 defeat, with Tania Reyes and Alana Carillo scoring in regulation and Britney Carter tying for Garden City. Ada Seijas makes seven saves for Garden City.
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Panthers Blank Buffs In Great Bend Sweep
Garden City High School baseball swept the Buffs 9 to 0 and 10 to 0 at Great Bend, with game two ending early in the sixth under the 10-run mercy rule. Coach Matt Elliott called the effort disappointing and said the team hadn’t been able to put things together.
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Great Bend shuts out GCHS in doubleheader rout
Great Bend defeats Garden City High School 9 0 in game one and 7 0 in game two. Philip Haug takes the loss as the Buffalo bats total four hits. Brett Mesa shines in relief as Garden City starter St Clair exits before recording an out.
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Bosnick heats up for Garden City bats in West subregional
Vancouver native Jon Bosnick leads Garden City Community College in batting, runs, hits, homers, and RBIs as the Broacbusters prepare for a 4:45 p.m. Thursday showdown with Barton County in Great Bend. He credits simple hitting and discipline for his strong season while coach Todd Briggs praises his at bats and pitch awareness.
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Royals give Mizerock elusive first win
Kansas City pitcher Paul Byrd tossed seven shutout innings as the Royals defeated the Minnesota Twins 4-1, improving to 1-6 under interim manager John Mizerock. Byrd, an All-Star in 1999, carried discipline with a sidearm delivery and helped quiet the Twins.
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Garden City tennis slips to third in WAC meet
Garden City High School finishes third in the Western Athletic Conference in Dodge City as Hays secures first and Great Bend second. The Buffaloes tally eight points with strong showings from No. 1 doubles Zach Dawson and Tanner Freeman and No. 2 doubles Nathan Hands and Bruce Luong. Individual results include Jeff Larkin and Mark Wells at No. 1 and No. 2 singles, Scott Drees at No. 3, and all four doubles teams. GA regional at Grimsley-Harmon Tennis Complex looms next Monday.
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