Beavers blank Hugoton 25-0 in 4A bi district clash
Scott City remains undefeated at home and improves to 9-1 after a 25-0 win over Hugoton. Hugoton managed just 75 yards total offense, with Michael Radnor and the Beavers' defense controlling the game and forcing sacks. Nick Speer, Chase Frank, and Kale Kattle contributed touchdowns sealing the victory.
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Scott City
Hugoton
Scott City Beavers
Eagles
Michael Radnor
Joshua Lewis
Radnor
Lewis
Jarrell Medina
Bill Arnold
Beavers
Chase Frank
Brennan Cook
Brigan Peterson
Ingalls Tops Weskan in OT Bi-District Thriller
Ingalls and Weskan opened with a tight battle as the Bulldogs erased a 28-8 halftime deficit to force OT. In a 48-46 overtime win, Wes Steimel scored five touchdowns including a 5-yardOT run to lift Ingalls, with seniors showing heart in a dramatic 8-man bi-district clash.
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Ingalls
Ingalls-Weskan
Bulldogs
Wes Steimel
Steimel
Lakin Broncs fall to Oakley 30 23 in bi district clash
Oakley s 65 yard opening third quarter drive set the tone as the Plainsmen held Lakin to no first downs in the third. Brice Bernbeck produced 110 rushing yards for Lakin with two touchdowns and a late onside kick surge nearly completing a dramatic rally before time expired.
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Lakin
Lakin Broncs
Broncs
Oakley
Brice Bernbeck
Drew Siruta
Cody Sattler
Plainsmen
Randall Rath
Bernbeck
Kyle Schiffelbein
T.J. Meyer
Carren Collins
Jason McGlynn
Bobby Dennis
Kerry Lacock
Collins
Lakin High School
Aaron Kaufmann
Stanton County Routs Wichita County 33 8 in Bi District Football
Stanton County built second half surge behind Albert Garcia who rushed for 186 yards and three touchdowns to overcome Wichita County 33 8 after trailing 8 6 at halftime. Coach Lasman credited seniors on the line for the decisive win. Garcia broke the tie with a 76 yard TD early in the third and the Trojans pulled away.
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Johnson’ City
Stanton County
Trojans
Wichita County
Indians
Albert Garcia
Steve Lasman
Lasman
Garcia
Garden City Broacbusters land two first and three second teams
Garden City had two first team and three second team picks on the All Jayhawk Conference list. Cullen Homolka made first team at fullback while Corey Reddick earned defensive back honors. Coach Bob Larson praised the honors as representative of his team's effort despite a tougher season. Williams, West, and Tatum earned second team honors with Tatum also an honorable mention as return specialist.
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Garden City
Broacbuster
Bob Larson
Cullen Homolka
Corey Reddick
Larson
Homolka
Cullen
Cedrick Williams
Reddick
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Ryan Schnable
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Brady Wheeler
Weskan
Lee Ingalls
Brett Riggs Riggs
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Lee Lakin
Clayton Grusing
Telegram
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the Garden City Telegram
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Kay Jay Harris
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