LIBERAL - Prior to the start of the 2025 high school bowling season, Garden City Head Coach Kip Nichols knew his boys’ team would be heavily favored to capture its sixth consecutive Western Athletic Conference title.
MAIZE - It was the final preparation and tune-up for the Garden City Buffaloes’ boys’ swimming team, and despite not scoring any top five finishes, the Maize South Invitational on Friday (Feb. 7) proved to be a good one for the GCHS squad.
The final decision on who the better team is will likely be determined at the end of February and the first day of March when the Class 6A state girls’ wrestling tournament concludes at AdventHealth Sports Park in Overland Park.
It really wasn’t a question of whether or not the Garden City Buffaloes’ boys’ wrestling team would win the final Western Athletic Conference dual match of the season against rival Dodge City.
There hasn’t been many times in the 50-year history of girls’ basketball between Garden City and rival Dodge City where the final result turned into a monumental blowout.
The Garden City High School boys’ basketball team has certainly seen its share of roller-coaster performances during the 2024-25 season.
From the first day of his being the head coach of the Garden City High School wrestling program, Paul Lappin has stressed one thing, and one thing only, to his girls’ and boys’ teams.
The wait was more than the weight in gold for senior Brayden Hill, who for much of his high school career, played a back-up role first to Sebastian Lopez and then missed most of his junior year due to injury and illness.
WICHITA - Garden City’s senior-laden boys’ bowling team has always believed they have the potential to compete for a state championship this season.
Garden City residents can show their affection for friends and loved ones with a singing valentine from the Garden City High School Vocal Jazz Choir.