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SENIOR CENTER PITCHDon French won high in four tables of Senior Center Pitch on Aug.
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Broncbusters fall to Navarro in home opener
In the nine months leading up to his Garden City Community College debut, Head Coach, Kiyoshi Harris preached discipline and defense.
Revamped Buffalo football looks for bigger goals
As Brian Hill enters the mid-point of his second decade as head football coach of the Garden City High School Buffaloes, he sees his 2024 team as one with an opportunity to move into a stronger position both in the Western Athletic Conference and in the Class 6A playoffs.Coming off a 5-4 overall record and 2-2 mark in the WAC, Hill welcomes back a solid core of starters from that squad.The opener for the Buffs, at home on Friday at 7 p.m.
GCCC men fall to Cowley County
Garden City Community College’s Nicolas Muniz leaps in front of Cowley County’s Andre Ecker to steal a pass Saturday at Broncbuster Stadium. Watching the play… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Broncbuster women fall to Tigers
Garden City Community College’s Emma Casenave, left, moves the ball upfield to a teammate past a pair of Cowley County defenders Saturday at Broncbuster Stadium.… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Buffaloes go 2-3 at Hutchinson in volleyball round-robin
HUTCHINSON - There are a multitude of reasons why Garden City High School volleyball coach Trista Bailey enjoys opening each fall campaign with a trip to Hutchinson.
GCHS boys’ soccer drops first match of classic
WICHITA - Despite out-shooting Hutchinson’s Salthawks by an 11-3 margin in Monday’s opening season match at the Wichita South Titan Classic, the Garden City Buffaloes’ boys’ soccer team fell short by a 2-1 margin at South’s Stadium.
Experience abounds for GCHS cross country teams
Every season during her two-plus decades of being the head girls’ and boys’ cross country coach, Garden City High School’s Krista Linenberger looks forward to the start of the fall campaign.Now entering her 22nd year at the program’s helm, and 26th overall (four years as an assistant to Randy Sleep), Linenberger eagerly awaits Thursday’s opening meet at Great Bend’s Lake Barton (9 a.m.
Fruits and vegetables can provide health benefits
September is a special month dedicated to promoting the health benefits and enjoyment of fruits and vegetables.
ASKING ERIC: Father-in-law’s partner makes visits unbearable
Dear Eric: My father-in-law is in a relationship with a person that makes staying at his home during a visit an awful experience for me, my husband and our kids.