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2022 Garden City Cross Country Team: Junior Mara Fuchs, Sophomore Jade Kemp, Freshman Sadie Fuchs, Freshman Emy Schwartz, Freshman Presley Jost. Not pictured Senior Barbara Wittrein.

2022 Garden City Cross Country Team: Junior Mara Fuchs, Sophomore Jade Kemp, Freshman Sadie Fuchs, Freshman Emy Schwartz, Freshman Presley Jost. Not pictured Senior Barbara Wittrein.

2022 Garden City Cross Country Team

2022 Garden City Cross Country Team: Junior Mara Fuchs, Sophomore Jade Kemp, Freshman Sadie Fuchs, Freshman Emy Schwartz, Freshman Presley Jost. Not pictured Senior Barbara Wittrein.
Who advances to the state playoffs?

Who advances to the state playoffs?

Who advances to the state playoffs?

TEXAS - It seems like every year the Texas University Interscholastic League changes some aspect on how many teams are eligible for the state playoffs. Over the years, Texas has been divided into six different conferences with each conference being subdivided into two divisions.
2022 Garden City Cheerleaders - Back Row: Kara Roberts, Mara Fuchs, Briana Halfmann, Emy Schwartz Front Row: Rylee Wood, Lacy Seidenberger, Shelby Braden

2022 Garden City Cheerleaders - Back Row: Kara Roberts, Mara Fuchs, Briana Halfmann, Emy Schwartz Front Row: Rylee Wood, Lacy Seidenberger, Shelby Braden

Bearkats set to open season with Valley following second preseason scrimmage

GARDEN CITY With another scrimmage under their belts, the Garden City Bearkats understand what needs to be done to get better. “Against Highland I thought we looked really good,” said Garden City coach Jeff Jones.
Stanton’s 8U Lonestar softball team

Stanton’s 8U Lonestar softball team

Stanton’s 8U Lonestar softball team

Stanton’s 8U Lonestar softball team competed in its first tournament in Pecos last weekend. The team had multiple double digit victories and played very well. Two of the girls were selected by the umpires to receive MVP Awards, Michaela and Avery.
Bearkats look sharp against Ira

Bearkats look sharp against Ira

Bearkats look sharp against Ira

IRA – The No. 5 Garden City Bearkats saw their first action of the year with a scrimmage against the Ira Bulldogs last week. Garden City found their way into the endzone seven times while Ira managed to cross the goal line twice.
Stanton plans to be most physical team

Stanton plans to be most physical team

Stanton plans to be most physical team

SLATON – It was an exciting week for the Stanton Buffaloes as the team saw its first live action of the new season with a scrimmage against Slaton last week.
Grady has first scrimmage of year

Grady has first scrimmage of year

Grady has first scrimmage of year

LOOP – The Grady Wildcats took the field in Loop last week for the first scrimmage of the season. “The scrimmage went well,” said Grady coach Jourmain Matta. “We saw a lot of things that we need to improve on and that's what we'll do this week as we prepare for our next scrimmage.
Junior Buffs quarterback dominate skills challenge

Junior Buffs quarterback dominate skills challenge

Junior Buffs quarterback dominate skills challenge

9/10 vs Odessa Panthers 9/17 vs Greenwood Outlaws 9/24 @ Snyder Tigers 10/1 vs Howard County Hawks 10/8 vs Big Spring Steers 10/15 @ WTX Rangers (Greenwood) 10/22 BYE Freshman - 11:30 a.m. Junior Varsity - 1 p.m. Varsity - 2:30 p.m. Flag - 10 a.m.
No. 5 Bearkats are ready to roll

No. 5 Bearkats are ready to roll

No. 5 Bearkats are ready to roll

GARDEN CITY – Disappointment can very easily be turned around and used to drive a team to success. For the No. 5 Garden City Bearkats, the disappointing end last season in the first round of the playoffs can be a huge factor in a long playoff run this year.
Stanton physicality is key to success

Stanton physicality is key to success

Stanton physicality is key to success

STANTON – It’s that time of year again, when everyone is discussing what type of season their high school football teams will have.