Dodge City men’s golf team wrapped up KJCCC action competing at the Jayhawk Championships in Wichita at Sand Creek Station golf course and took second at the tournament to finish second overall in the KJCCC.
Dodge City baseball opened a big KJCCC series with Seward County on Thursday at home and would battle with the Saints but ultimately dropped a pair of contests falling 5-2 and 14-11. The losses send the Conquistadors to 24-22 on the season and 14-8 in KJCCC action, while also snapping a five-game win streak on the season and a four-game win streak against Seward.
The Dodge City track and field team took part in the shortened Jack Bowman Invitational at Great Bend April 14. The girls finished 11 events and the boys 10 events when lightning forced the cancellation of the remainder of the meet.
The Dodge City High School boys golf team finished third at the Bob Blazer Invitational at the Smoky Hill Country Club on Monday, April 17. The Red Demons shot a 334, 33 strokes behind first place Manhattan.
Austin Schulte thinks big, dreams bigger and expects only his best in life and the athletic field. It’s that mantra and confidence that will take the Dodge City High senior where he wants to get to and beyond.
Dodge City traveled to Hays for a Western Athletic Conference doubleheader Tuesday, April 18 but was unable to secure a victory over the Indians. In game one Dodge City took an early lead as Hays fell behind by two runs, Hays scored eight in the third and four in the fourth for a run rule 12-2 victory after five innings.
Dan Snyder has an agreement in principle to sell the Washington Commanders to a group led by Josh Harris and Mitchell Rales that includes Magic Johnson for a North American professional sports team record $6.05 billion.
Excitement is at an all-time high following one of the most successful athletic seasons in recent memory, and Wildcat fans will soon get the opportunity to see their favorite student-athletes and coaches as the department has announced its 2023 Kansas Strong Catbacker Tour dates and stops.
Aria Pearce made a name for herself in the summer of 2022 with her high marks in races as a seventh grader. Still not in high school, Pearce is doing it again, this time competing against college athletes at the 2023 KU relays.
Kansas fell to No. 8 Texas 10-0 in five innings in Austin on Saturday April 15, tying the series at one a piece.