DCHS swimming team takes 3rd
The DCHS Swimming team placed third in Hays recently. This meet consisted of some tough teams like Junction City and WAC opponents.
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Bucklin loses to South Gray
South Gray, known for its high-octane offense, led 18-9 after the first quarter, however, Bucklin outscored South Gray, 18-6, in the third quarter. Brent Penner finished with 29 points and 10 rebounds. Both teams shot 46% from the field, per Bucklin’s box score. The Rebels finished with 16 turnovers, one more than Bucklin. South Gray senior Brady Deges delivered 14 points and five rebounds. Scott Price finished with 32 points on 11 of 20 shooting for Bucklin. He is at 994 career points and should clear 1,000 on Tuesday. Deges has cleared 920 career points.
Spearville beats Ingalls
The Spearville Lancers faced the Ingalls Bulldogs in a key league matchup. The game was one sided as the Lancers won 52-28.
TOC: Red Demons lose a close one to Campus
Mark Shelton/Dodge City Globe The semifinal matchup between the Dodge City Red Demons and the Campus Colts, did not go the way the Red Demons… Login to continue reading Login…
2022 SPIAA Basketball tournament bracket
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TOC: Red Demons improve to 11-0
Mark Shelton/Dodge City Globe The Dodge City Red Demons made a strong statement with a 76-46 win over Wichita East in the first round of… Login to continue reading Login…
DCCC: Men’s Basketball Falls In Road Tilt With Cowley
Mike Smith/Dodge City CC Athletics Wednesday marked the start of the second time through the KJCCC schedule and the Dodge City men’s basketball hit the… Login to continue reading Login…
DCCC: Women’s Basketball Tops Cowley In Overtime On the Road
Mike Smith/ Dodge City CC Athletics After a tough close loss on Saturday the Dodge City women’s basketball team went to battle on the road… Login to continue reading Login…
DCHS wrestling: Boys rebound with win over Hays
Hopefully last week’s loss to Garden City can serve as a wakeup call to the Red Demons boys wrestling team. Its latest matchup was a good indication of getting back on the right track. The Red Demons came out firing against a much improved Hays team then years prior.
DCHS wrestling: Red Demons compete at Elite Tournament, Mendez Named Outstanding Wrestler
The Dodge City Red Demons boys wrestling continue to improve since losing a dual to Garden City a couple weeks ago. “We needed a wakeup call and I think Garden City did that for us,” coach Tate Lowe said.