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DODGE CITY - Friday’s Class 6A regional track and field championship was as much about redemption as it was trying to qualify as many competitors as possible to race this week at the Kansas State Track and Field Championships in Wichita.
Holcomb High School’s Luke Thyne drives his ball off the No. 10 tee box to begin his round Tuesday during Day One of the Class… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
TOPEKA - There is always a reality check when the Garden City High School girls’ swimming team heads to the Class 6A state swimming meet to cap off the spring season.
SCOTT CITY – The Holcomb High School boys’ track and field team came away with a narrow victory May 22 over Lakin in a Class 3A regional meet at Scott City on their quest to repeat as the state champion.
HILL CITY – Sublette High School’s Ashton Koehn led the boys’ track and field team with a first place finish in the high jump May 22 at a Class 2A regional meet at Hill City. He leaped 6-0 for the win which ws the lone title for area teams.
ANDALE - Ulysses and Hugoton High Schools traveled to Andale on May 22 to compete in a Class 4A regional track and field meet.
As we close the chapter on the 2024-25 academic year at Garden City Community College, I want to take a moment to reflect on the many accomplishments, milestones, and ongoing progress that have defined this past year.