Buffs and Demons clash in Hatchet Game opener
Garden City Buffaloes, facing Dodge City Red Demons in a 6A District 8 showdown, eye momentum to start the season. Mireles vows conservative early play to guard the ball as both teams enter 0-0 in district play, with the winner gaining district advantage and playoff implications.
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Mireles
Red Demons
Garden City
Great Bend
Buffaloes
Josh Okoth
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Maize
GCHS Football Statistics Highlight Key Tacklers and Plays
N Hands leads tackles with 41 and QB sacks at 3. J Pfannenstiel 21 tackles with one 2 point conversion. Interceptions feature C Pfannenstiel Heinz and Hands. Several players listed for tackles for loss with multiple yardage deductions. team has no TDs and a safety noted as team.
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M. Doering
J. Car C. Craig
J. Pfannenstiel
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Heinz
J. Hands
T. Jones
M. Setzer
J. Carr
D. Reed
K. Bangle
A Gonzalez
E Thomas
Z. Marquez
J. Lamb
J. Reich
Schlappe shines in singles for high school tennis team
Schlappe embraced singles play, winning two titles in Colby and Great Bend as she nears state. Krug notes her late-blooming game, while Schlappe admits doubt about qualifying but now joins top peers like Wells and Krug in regional talk. She faces a tough first round against regional runner-up contenders.
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Hutchinson
Wichita
Krug
Schlappe
Colby
Great Bend
Sarah Krug
Wells
Buffs face tough state tennis trek led by hungry squad
Garden City's Krug lines up Brooke Schlappe Brittany Osborne and doubles pair Stephanie Kozol Amy Carnahan for a Class 6A state bid. Carnahan returns to state with Kozol seeking upsets as Osborne, a freshman, aims to test top regional champions. The Buffaloes focus on effort over results and representing their community.
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Garden City
Krug
Brooke Schlappe
Brittany Osborne
Stephanie Kozol
Amy Carnahan
Carnahan
Schlappe
Kozol
Dodge City
Liz Russell
Kristen Niehas
Tiger tennis contenders eye repeat title with tight seed outlook
Anderson and Eutley, defending state champions with only one loss, expect a top seed as Independence rivals Jenny Beurskens and Molly Brown pose the major threat in 4A. Beurskens, half of last year’s Class 5A runner-up squad, looms as a key challenger, while possible first round opponents include Smoky Valley, Spring Hill, and Independence entrants. Veronica Bansemer of Tiger singles is also in contention after a strong regional finish, and Scott City’s doubles team faces tough seeded foes in 3-2-1A action.
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Jenny Beurskens
Molly Brown
Anderson
Eutley
Beurskens
Smoky Valley
Katie Swenson
Jessica Chambers
Spring Hill
Sierra Healy
Shelley Koon
Shannon Beurskens
Natalie Brockway
Butley
Tigers
Pratt
Veronica Bansemer
Scott City
Bansemer
Chapman
Jenna Murphy
Parsons
Ashton Lawrence
Veronica
Kristin Campbell
Lindsey Shellenberger
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McCormack
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Oakleaf
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Bobby Lorg
Cimarron
Greeley County
Hesston
Winter Burns
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Lyons
Sally Ebright
Claflin
Brandy Frisbee
Equtieeiartion
Trista Moritz
Tricia Sloan
Laura Matthesen
Aressa Burgess
Ellinwood
Lindsey Stickney
Kristin Birzer
Katherine Healy
Jessica Elkouri
Wichita Collegiate
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