WICHITA - It was the performance necessary to qualify for the all-important Class 6A state bowling tournament, and nobody was happier than veteran head coach Kip Nichols after watching his boys’ team capture the top spot in a competitive field, his senior top bowler KJ Burns claim an individual gold, and two girls qualify individually.
Area high school boys’ wrestling teams hit the mats over the weekend, competing in regional tournaments around the state for a chance to advance to state tournaments on Friday and Saturday.
Garden City Community College’s softball team took full advantage of mother nature in its home opener.
LIBERAL - It wasn’t the way the Garden City High School girls’ basketball team wanted its regular season to end.
Paul Lappin has always said that the prize that means the most to the Garden City High School wrestling team is the one on the final Saturday of each season.
There was never any doubt on Friday that the Garden City High School boys’ bowling team was the 2025 Western Athletic Conference champions.
HAYS - When the Garden City Buffaloes’ boys’ basketball team headed home Thursday night after a 31-point road victory over rival Dodge City, GCHS head coach Luke Swedberg hoped that it would create momentum for another back-to-back road battle 24 hours later.
HAYS - The road trip to Hays on Friday had a couple of goals in mind for the Garden City High School girls’ basketball team.
The Garden City Community College men’s basketball team picked up a road win at Concordia over Cloud County on Thursday, but then fell to Cowley County at home on Saturday.
The Garden City Community College women’s basketball team came up empty in the win column last week as they dropped a contest at Concordia against Cloud County on Thursday, then turnovers proved costly on Saturday at home in a loss to Cowley County.