Holcomb suffers rare two losses to end season start
Holcomb and Garden City met in a Tuesday triad with Holcomb losing twice to Lamar Colorado and Garden City, then dropping a tight three set decision to Holcomb. Garden City earned its third win of the season with a comeback victory in the final match.
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Erin Collins
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Jennica Kilwein
Buffalo
Renae Berry
Kersten Schmitz
Tiffany
Lady Buffs
Carrie Moser
Megan Frazier
Bell
Moser
Frazier
Busters' defense evolves yet remains effective
Garden City Community College’s Broacbusters show a new makeup on defense while keeping a bend-but-don’t-break style. Tim Schaffner lauds improved trust and late stops as the unit clamps down after halftime. Harris shines in 28-9 win over Air Force Prep with 139 passing yards and a rushing TD.
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Devin Thomas
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Memorial Stadium
GCCC Focuses On Start Of Third Quarter
Coach Bob Larson emphasizes opening period as GCCC slogs through two games with only ten offensive plays. Details continue on page B4.
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Carnahan Leads GCHS to Second at Goddard Tennis Meet
Garden City High School girls tennis, with Amy Carnahan winning No 2 singles, finished tied for second at a Goddard tournament featuring Maize and Wichita Collegiate. Coach Krug praised the team's competitive showing and noted improvements through tough matches against top programs.
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Ulrika Hinson
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Jessica McMillan
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Briggermary Roberts
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Pugh
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Meyer
Kraft
O'Grady
Special teams a boon to Jayhawks
Lawrence AP Greg Heaggans nearly fumbled the opening kickoff but recovered to return it 100 yards for Kansas and set a school single game kickoff return record with 195 yards in a 44 24 win over Southwest Missouri State. Coach Mangino praised the turn of momentum and the blocking.
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Vermeil sticks with Green despite rough start
Kansas City coach Dick Vermeil again backed quarterback Trent Green after a 23-16 loss to Jacksonville. Green, who ended last season with a low rating, threw two interceptions and missed open receivers as KC dropped to 75.3 in passer rating, while Vermeil urged consistent improvement for a playoff-caliber team.
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