Longhorns finish second at state cross country meet
Holcomb and neighboring teams posted strong showings at the Kansas state cross country championships held at Wamego Country Club. Holcomb boys placed second with 98 points behind Ellsworth, while Lakin and Holcomb girls also posted top finishes. Individual leaders included Isaac Cardenas of Lakin and Terra Keim of Holcomb, with several others from KC Christian, Cimarron, and Panhandle-area schools contributing to team scores across classes 3A and 4A.
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Class 3A State Cross Country Meet at Wamego
The state cross country championship for Class 3A is set for Saturday at the Wamego Country Club. Athletes from multiple schools will compete for individual and team titles in a high stakes regional finale.
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Rebels win 1A state title in cross country meet
South Gray and Olpe led in the Kansas state cross country finals with South Gray boys finishing high, Jantz and Dittmer placing in the top three. Olpe claimed girls team title while Macksville and Greeley County followed. Individual medals went to runners from BV Randolph, Centre, and South Gray among others.
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Stanton County wins 2A state cross country title
Stanton County dominates the 2A state meet led by Chad Herrera and James Hataway finishing high for the Trojans. Devon Krenzel and Lance Miller also place for Wichita County and Syracuse while Deerfield, Remington, and Sacred Heart compete in the top team standings with Quinter, Meade, and Oakley. Individual medalists include Frederking Plainville King Marmaton Valley and Peterson Smith Center among others.
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Stanton County
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Jeff Hataway
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Butler Grizzlies cruise past Garden City 33 8 in playoff win
Butler Grizzlies dominate Garden City 33 to 8 as Zac Taylor throws four touchdowns and Brian Murph, Beau Gadwood, and Taylor Hoover connect for scores. Garden City defense struggles amid 168 total yards and 4 of 23 passing.
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Buffaloes to face Northwest in Class 6A playoff opener
The Garden City Buffaloes football team will play Wichita Northwest in the first round of the Class 6A state playoffs. The game is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday at Wichita Northwest.
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Lakin volleyball finishes fourth at 3A state meet
In Salina at the Bicentennial Center, Lakin is edged in the semifinals by Conway Springs 25 19 and 25 23 as Chrissy Harris delivers late points. Hoover and Jennings earn all tournament honors. Lakin falls to Rossville in the third place game 25 19 25 20 after a late rally.
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Larks fall short in Sublette title bid at 2A state
Sublette earns runner-up as Lange praises her team after hard fought semifinals at Busch-Gross Coliseum. Lehning notes Sacred Heart dominance and the Sublette crowd cheers the second-place finish amid tough runs and standout opponents.
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