Syracuse girls stumble at Lakin Invitational
The Syracuse Lady Bulldogs dropped to 0-1-1A in a tight Lakin Invitational at Louck's Municipal Golf Course, losing 390-391 to Goodland. Jazz Weis led Goodland with an 84 while Syracuse placed four players in the top 10, led by Stephanie Geven with a 96.
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Emporia
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Madison Brown
Louck’s Municipal Golf Course
Wells and Weaver lead Syracuse cross country win
Wells and Weaver powered the team at Syracuse with a closing surge as Elkhart’s Seph Iman trailed by 18 seconds. Martin noted high hopes for a state title and each runner emphasized packing tactics and steady miles. Lakin’s girls seized the team crown four points ahead of Ulysses with Ruiz and Castillo among top finishers.
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Busters to host Hutchinson after tough stretch
GCCC Busters were roughed by the Grizzlies as coach Tatum plans a reset week to rest and sharpen focus. He notes players wore down during Air Force week and says the team will use the bye to shorten practices and regain energy before the Oct. 15 home game against No. 11 Hutchinson at Memorial Stadium.
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Lady Busters Clinch Win After Busy Week Of Play
Garden City soccer team ends a taxing stretch of four games in seven days with a 2-2 record and a season high in goals. Coach Thornberry notes growing confidence offensively, as 14 goals in five games show progress, and players look forward to rest before a 5 p.m. Saturday match against Allen County Community College at Memorial Stadium.
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Garden City Girls volleyball advances with comeback win and Dig Pink Night
GCHS volleyball fought through a draining five matches to beat Collegiate for third place after losing to Maize South. Coach Stecki praised the players for their toughness and emotion during the day. They will host a Dig Pink Senior Night quadrangular at The Garden with Ulysses Scott City and Dodge City, starting at 4 p.m.
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GCCCXC men top at Rocky Mountain Shootout in Boulder
Garden City Community College led by Amos Bowen won the Non Division I 8k with 34 points at the Rocky Mountain Shootout hosted by the University of Colorado. Chris Zirkle and Leandro Santillan also placed in the top 10 as the Lady Busters finished eighth overall with 202 points.
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Kevin Siersema
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Ryan McCracken
Christian Perez
Luis
Busch wins at Dover in tight Chase race
Kurt Busch drives past Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards at Dover International Speedway to claim his 24th Cup win and regain momentum in the Sprint Cup Chase. Johnson slips after late restarts while Edwards remains in the title hunt as Harvick leads the standings.
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