GCHS boys’ tennis will have new lineup
Negron tops list of returners for Buffalo squad BY GCHS ATHLETICS In his three previous seasons as head coach of the Garden City High School… Login to continue reading Login…
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GCHS girls’ swimming has optimistic outlook
BY GCHS ATHLETICS Gone are four-year swimming standouts Avery Meng and Payton Tull, lost to graduation, but head Garden City High School girls’ swimming coach… Login to continue reading Login…
Distance runners to play big role for Buffalo track teams
Hill welcomes nearly 150 athletes to GCHS track BY GCHS ATHLETICS One of the major tasks facing Brian Hill and his coaching staff for track… Login to continue reading Login…
GCHS baseball opens season with routs of North
BY GCHS ATHLETICS WICHITA – It was a celebratory mood for the Garden City High School baseball team on its three-plus hour bus ride home… Login to continue reading Login…
Buffalo softball opens with sweep of North
Whitehurst throws pair of shutouts BY GCHS ATHLETICS WICHITA – While Trina Mai knows the opening doubleheader sweep on Friday at Wichita North was a… Login to continue reading Login…
Buffaloes begin season on the diamond
Ortiz takes reins of GCHS baseball program BY GCHS ATHLETICS When one attends a Garden City High School baseball game this spring, don’t be surprised… Login to continue reading Login…
GCHS softball looks to continue winning ways
Five returning starters to provide keys to 2024 season BY GCHS ATHLETICS While the Garden City High School softball team returns five starters from a… Login to continue reading Login…
GCHS drama to present play
The Garden City High School drama department will present “Bethel Park Falls,” by Jason Pizarrello, at 7 p.m.
GCHS prom set for Saturday
The Garden City High School Junior-Senior prom will be held Saturday, March 23, in the GCHS practice gymnasium, 2720 Buffalo Way Blvd.
GCHS thespians participate in Arts Advocacy Day
TOPEKA - Garden City High School thespians went to the State Capital to engage with their legislators about the essential nature of theatre education and its impact on students, communities, and Kansas itself on March 5.