Buffalo boys’ swim team tops WAC schools at meets
BY GCHS ATHLETICS The Garden City High School’s boys’ swimming team concluded its pre-holiday schedule with a pair of meets — first traveling to Hutchinson… Login to continue reading Login…
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GCHS girls’ wrestling takes fourth at tough Fracas meet
BY GCHS ATHLETICS GRAND ISLAND, Neb. – The Garden City High School’s girls’ wrestling team sewed up their December pre-holiday schedule on Saturday by finishing… Login to continue reading Login…
Injury, illness limit GCHS boys’ wrestling at Fracas
BY GCHS ATHLETICS GRAND ISLAND, Neb. – Despite a series of illnesses and several injuries that limited mat time, the Garden City Buffaloes still managed… Login to continue reading Login…
GCHS boys’ swimming host WAC quad meet
Garden City High School’s Alan Roman comes up for a breath and makes a stroke in the breaststroke portion of a 200-yard IM heat race… Login to continue reading Login…
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Garden City High School’s Myah Korf, right, drives the lane for a first half basket past Brooklyn Robbins of Lamar, Colo., Dec. 9 during a… Login to continue reading Login…
Buffalo boys’ wrestling takes second at Lewis-Palmer meet
BY GCHS ATHLETICS MONUMENT, Colo. – Garden City High School senior Sebastian Lopez and junior Braydon Pacheco brought home individual titles Saturday at the 43rd… Login to continue reading Login…
GCHS girls’ wrestling finishes as runner-up at Great Bend
BY GCHS ATHLETICS GREAT BEND – The GCHS girls’ wrestling team continues its chase of rival Dodge City, but the gap between the season opening… Login to continue reading Login…
Buffalo boys finish 3-0 in Clarion Inn Roundball Classic
BY GCHS ATHLETICS From an opening weekend of three losses in three games at the Coronado, Colo. Cougar Tipoff to the Clarion Inn Roundball Classic… Login to continue reading Login…
Cold shooting costly for GCHS girls in loss to Lamar
BY GCHS ATHLETICS After winning five games to begin the 2023-24 season, Garden City High School girls’ basketball coach Jacob Miller was all too aware… Login to continue reading Login…