Soft slate sinks K State in loss to Oklahoma
Kansas State Wildcats fell 41 to 31 to Oklahoma amid criticism of a weak non conference schedule. The piece argues the team lacks preparation for big games and suggests expanding the schedule, with Indiana State and Iowa noted as steps toward stronger competition. Brad Hallier, sports writer, can be reached at hallier gctelegram com.
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Big district showdown as Beavers meet Tigers in Scott City
The Scott City Beavers and Ulysses Tigers clash Friday night in Scott City for a likely 4A district 16 title and a possible playoff berth. Both teams enter 5-2 with 1-0 in district as coach Bill Arnold and Jason Kenny stress the rivalry's stakes and past history.
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Broncbusters cruise past Grizzlies with limited lineup
Garden City Broncbusters beat Butler County 15-7 15-7 15-5 in women’s volleyball as stars Andrea Boykins and Kelsie Kroeker sat with back injuries. Coach Jeff Sanders praised the team’s effort and execution, noting late- game finishing improvements and a focus on slides and plays.
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Garden City volleyball powers past Grizzlies in sweep
Garden City cruised to a straight-set win over the Grizzlies as Rebecca Achziger led with 16 kills on 21 swings. Caitlin Guthmiller and Krueger added key blocks and attacks while Shawna Tiffin dished 43 assists. The team prepared for the conference sub regional in Pratt with several players banged up and potential returns.
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Buffs seek early lead vs Eagles after loss to Hutchinson
Maize travels to Garden City as the Eagles 0-1 in Class 6A District 8 attempt a rebound. Garden City coach James Mireles plans to emphasize the run to set up the pass after a 54-18 win over Dodge City, while Maize focuses on shoring up a defense that yielded 460 rushing yards to Hutchinson led by DeAngelo Green.
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Just win drives No 1 Garden City Broacbusters dominance
Garden City Broacbusters extended their lead in the Jayhawk Conference with a 55-8 win over Independence as Muhammad Abdulqaadir shattered the Red Raven single game rushing record with 381 yards against Fort Scott. Coach Bob Larson praised efficiency, noting a running clock in the fourth quarter while Corey Jenkins topped the game with 160 rushing yards. The squad’s defense and offense posted strong metrics, as Garden City remains unscored upon in the first quarter and averages high yardage per rush and per pass.
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Jenkins fuels rout with 301 yards in blowout win
Jenkins accounts for 301 yards in the No. 1 Broadcasts game against Independence as a sophomore from Columbia rushes for 160 yards and a TD on 13 carries and throws for 141 yards with two TDs. He leads with 628 rushing yards this season and a 7.0 yard average, while he has 707 passing yards and seven TDs on 38 completions of 75 attempts.
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