While the Garden City High School girls’ tennis team didn’t come away with any individual or doubles titles on Saturday at their own GCHS Invitational, they still performed well enough to take third in the team standings.
HAYS - Garden City High School’s football team had hoped that the momentum it gained from a miraculous rally the week before in a 39-28 triumph over Wichita Heights would carry over to its Western Athletic Conference opener at powerhouse Hays on Friday night.
WICHITA - Garden City High School’s volleyball team continued its strong performance on Thursday by completing a three-match sweep at the Wichita Heights Quadrangular.
HESSTON - Garden City High School’s girls’ golf team stepped out of their usual tournament schedule on Friday by playing in the Buhler Invitational at Hesston Golf Course.
If the Hays Indians are the fourth best team in the Western Athletic Conference, it speaks volumes about how tough the Class 5-6A conference is.
For some unexplained reason, the Garden City High School volleyball team has somehow struggled at their rare home matches this season. At least that’s how the Buffs’ head coach Trista Bailey sees it.
MCPHERSON - The Doug Gayer McPherson Invitational tennis tournament was scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday but didn’t start until 1:30 p.m. due to rain.
Daniel Monarrez, left, and Adalie Garcia are the new fall homecoming king and queen, respectively, at Garden City High School. The pair were crowned during… Login to continue reading Login…
Hollywood’s movie script writers couldn’t have done any more to make Friday night’s 2025 homecoming football game more dramatic than what the Garden City High School managed to accomplish on their own.