DCCC: Women’s basketball gets back to action with road win over Pratt
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Athletes of the Week
This week we have 3 Athletes of the Week. All 3 of the athletes made the 8-man all-star team and will play again this summer.
DCHS tops Guymon, makes history
The No. 4 Red Demons improved to 9-0 with a 78-26 victory over Guymon.
DCHS earns 70-40 win over Guymon
The No. 8 Dodge City Lady Demons improved to 8-1 on the season with a 70-40 win over the Guymon Tigers. The Lady Demons were on fire with every single player that scored for Dodge, finishing in double figures.
Price scores 29 as Bucklin beats Satanta
Bucklin Red Aces are now 6-3 on the year with a 77-66 win over Satanta. Bucklin’s leading scorer on the night was Scott Price with 29 points.
Spearville falls 69-46 to Ness City
The Spearville Lancers fell to 3-5 after a tough loss to Ness City 69-46. Coach Applegate said, “The boys played hard and never quit.
DCHS comes in 6th at Hutchinson meet
The Dodge City Red Demons swim team traveled to Hutchinson to participate in a meet that fractured some of the best swimming programs in the state. At the end of the day, the Red Demons finished 6 out of 7 teams.
DCCC gets back in win column
Dodge City men’s basketball returned to the win column on Monday night in a rescheduled game against the Seward County Saints as the Conquistadors won 63-35. It was the defense that propelled the Conqs to the victory at home and moved the Conqs to 14-2 on the season and 9-1 in KJCCC action.
Local athletes commit to college athletics
A few of Dodge City High School student-athletes are going to continue their academic and athletic careers at the college level. Manny Aguilar committed to play football at Fort Hays State University.
Wildlife Math; Count the Tracks and Divide by Four
Several years ago when I began trapping beavers, one particular bend in a stream taught me a valuable lesson about wildlife sign. It was along a rutted dirt road somewhere between the middle of nowhere and the end of the line where an old bridge spanned the stream as it meandered through a sand hills pasture thick with cedars.