The clubs were swinging well to open the spring season for the Dodge City men’s golf team as they competed in the first Jayhawk Match of the spring that was hosted at Colbert Hills golf course in Manhattan and the Conquistador won the event.
To win a championship is a tough task to repeat and successfully defend that championship that’s another level and the Dodge City cheer squad did just that as they laid claim to the Region VI Championships for the second straight year.
The Dodge City women’s golf team dominated the first Jayhawk Match of the spring season as they opened their spring season at home at Mariah Hills golf course in Dodge City. The ladies posted a two-round score of 620 to take first place by 44-strokes over Barton who placed second as a team.
Back on the road again on Monday for the Doge City softball team as they traveled to Great Bend for a KJCCC doubleheader with Barton. The Conquistadors battled in a pair of low-scoring affairs but came out on the wrong side falling 5-2 and 1-0.
Bucklin Red Aces softball team remained undefeated as they beat Elkhart Monday night. The Red Aces one the first game 14-10 and won the second game 21-13 to end the night 4-0 on the season.
The Bucklin Red Aces baseball team split a doubleheader with Elkhart as the Red Aces won the first game 4-0 but lost the second game 5-6. In the first game Nate Bowman threw a shutout to lead Bucklin Monday. The pitcher lasted seven innings, allowing two hits and zero runs while striking out 13. Hayden Ogorzolka had a dinger in the sixth inning for Bucklin and racked up eight hits in the game. Izaiah Pearce and Ogorzolka all managed multiple hits for Bucklin. Ogorzolka and Pearce each collected two hits to lead Bucklin.
Dear Amy: A couple of years ago one of my brothers, who has had a checkered past, fathered a child that he hasn’t acknowledged to our parents. That same brother told me that our other brother is involved in drugs.
About five years ago while I was substitute teaching and finishing up my philosophy degree, I suddenly got this feeling that my heart was going to break out of my chest. I started sweating and was cold at the same time.
Several fees and tuition increases were made by the Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees on Tuesday going towards the 2022-23 school year. The first fee discussed was that of the DCCC CDL program.
The word on the street is that it’s a witch’s store. But really, The Robbins Nest is owned and operated by Erin and Mike Robbins, a substitute teacher and a lieutenant in the Dodge City Police Department.