Archive By Author - Mack McClure
Pratt CC men's basketball coach Rolfs to accept Barton AD post
Pratt Community College men's basketball coach Trevor Rolfs, a former standout athlete at Quivira Heights High School who went on to play basketball at Barton, appears to be coming home.
BOTH SIDES SECOND
Great Bend High School captured second place in both boys and girls divisions on Tuesday during the GBHS Invitational track and field meet at Memorial Stadium.
WESLEYAN INKS LeSHORE
First impressions sometimes make lasting impressions. At least that seemed to be the case for Kansas Wesleyan women's basketball coach Gordon Reimer, who watched Great Bend's Kalie LeShore play for the first time when the Lady Panthers took on top-ranked McPherson in January at the Roundhouse. LeShore scored a season-high 14 points against the talented Bullpups, who went on to take home third place at the Class 5A state tournament in March. "Kansas Wesleyan saw ...
GBHS NOW 8-0
Great Bend High School left-hander Connor Sell nearly pitched a complete game and helped his own cause with his bat.
Kansas State has big voids to fill as spring football drills begin
Spring football practice got under way Wednesday in Manhattan for Kansas State University's football team.
PANTHERS SWEEP ASIDE JC
JUNCTION CITY - Nick Ney's flirtation with a no-hitter lasted deep into Saturday's opening game of a non-conference doubleheader with Junction City High School.
Great Bend opens season with 17-2, 15-0 wins
It wasn't Connor Sell's best stuff, and it wasn't a seven- nor a five-inning no-hitter on Thursday evening at Al Burns Stadium.
REED SIGNS WITH WSU
When Great Bend High School senior Alex Reed suffered a devastating knee injury during Class 5A district football action last fall, one had to wonder if the record-setting sprint wunderkind would ever get back on track.
TENNIS, ANYONE?
Suffice to say, the Great Bend High School boys' tennis team is a work in progress. Only one senior, who is coming out for the first time this spring, is on the Panthers' roster.
PANTHERS RETURN NUCLEUS
Losing only four seniors to graduation, the Great Bend High School Panthers baseball team entertains some high expectations entering the 2011 campaign.
Chris Burley named first-team all-conference
Unlike the other All-Western Athletic Conference selections, the wrestling portion was cut-and-dried.
GBHS: ALL-WAC TRIO
Great Bend High School was well-represented on the All-Western Athletic Conference girls basketball team, with seniors Lexie Brack, Cassidy Tutak and Kalie LeShore garnering first-team honors.
WAC’S BEST
Great Bend High School landed two players on the All-Western Athletic Conference basketball first team - Greg Hildebrand and Dakota Ellis - and two others on the second team in Will Gray and Jace Bowman.
LIONS SHARE
HAYS - One win from playing for a Class 1A-Division II state basketball championship, Otis-Bison High School had its title hopes dashed by Hope in Friday's semifinal round.
O-B PREVAILS IN OT
HAYS - The first state basketball tournament win in Otis-Bison High School history had to be put on hold before it went into the record books.
Articles By Author - Mack McClure
Great Bend entertains Larned today to close regular season
There's still much more to play for.
FINAL FIVE
Qualifying five boys' players for the Class 5A state tennis tournament this weekend is the most ever from Great Bend High School.
BITTERSWEET
GARDEN CITY - Having to share a Western Athletic Conference baseball championship turned out to be bittersweet for the Great Bend High School Panthers.
WITHIN GRASP
To be certain, the Great Bend High School baseball team isn't in the sharing mood right now.
SLUGFEST CITY
HAYS - When the dust finally settled in this Hays Diamond Classic slugfest - after a combined 23 runs, 26 hits, 12 errors and numerous wild pitches and passed balls - Great Bend High School finally got the best of Colby on Friday evening at Larks Park.
Goddard's Nevil silences Great Bend with two-hit shutout
HAYS - In their second game of the Hays Diamond Classic, the Great Bend High School Panthers found themselves struggling to find their hitting stroke.
