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Sanz picks up only win for Barton women at Cowley
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MIKE Marzolf
Updated: Apr 14, 2016, 5:00 AM
Published: Apr 13, 2016, 3:51 PM

The Barton women’s tennis team knew it had its hands full heading to take on Cowley Tuesday.
The Tigers were ranked No. 9 in the country and had knocked off No. 4 Seward County twice this year.  Cowley showed why it’s ranked so high with an 8-1 win over Barton in Arkansas City.
The Cougars were able to pull out a win at No. 1 singles, where Daniela Sanz handed Sarah Frendo her first loss in conference play. Sanz pulled the out with a 4-6, 6-3, 10-3 triumph.
“The lone bright spot of the day was Dani’s thrilling three-set win over Cowley’s number one player,” Coach Lyle Stickney said. “She was undefeated in conference play going into the match”.
Sanz and Idah Longwe nearly pulled out a win at No. 1 doubles as well. The duo lost 8-5 to Frendo and Eva Forneiron.
Other than that, there wasn’t much success against the Tigers.
Juliana Seabra and Karli Beck lost 8-1 at No. 2 doubles as did Baylee Reade and McKenna Hammeke. Seabra and Beck lost to Sara Petric and Andjela Radovic while Reade and Hammeke lost to Stormi Tipton and Burna Chaves.
Longwe lost 6-2, 6-1 at No. 3 singles to Petric. Beck lost No. 4 singles, 6-0, 6-2 to Radovic and Reade lost No. 5 to Chaves, 6-1, 6-0. Seabra and Hammeke lost 6-0, 6-0 at No. 2 and No. 6.
The Cougars will be off until the Region VI Championships April 23-24. Those will take place in Liberal.
First-place Cougars complete 4-game sweep
Barton baseball
Published: Apr 7, 2025, 3:13 PM
First-place Cougars sweep Colby COLBY — The Barton Cougars solidified first place with a 4-game sweep of Colby Sunday 9-4 and 8-6 in 10 innings. The Cougars (25-8, 16-4 Jayhawk) lead Cloud County (26-11, 15-5 Jayhawk) by one game. COUGARS 9, COLBY 4 (G1) — Barton's Ayden Hadley homered, doubled and singled and drove home five runs. Wyatt Yetter doubled home a run. The Cougars' defense converted a pair of double plays. Bartlett 3-run homer followed McCormick's RBI single for a 4-0 lead. Hadley and Yetter delivered RBI doubles in a 3-run fifth inning for 7-0 lead. Colby ripped a 2-run fifth-inning homer and added two sixth-inning runs after a trio of walks. Barton's Owen Pote (5-2) earned the pitching victory. COUGARS 8, COLBY 6 (G2) — The Cougars parlayed four walks and a hit batter for a pair of 10th-inning runs. Hunter Alvord and Hadley drew bases-loaded walks for an 8-6 lead. Hadley's third-inning double scored Alvord. Colby tied it 1-1 after three innings. Four Colby singles led to a 3-1 lead. Alvord's fifth-inning homer made it 3-2. Kyle Graves' RBI single and Tate Blasi's RBI bases-loaded fifth-inning walk handed the Cougars a 4-3 lead. Colby's 2-run seventh-inning homer handed the Trojans a 5-4 lead. The Cougars led 6-5 after Hadley's scored on an error after he doubled home pinch-runner Cooper Tabor. Colby ripped a homer for a 6-6 tie. Cougar reliever Landon Haines (3-0) struck out five batters in 32/3 innings. Barton 040 230 0 — 9 Colby 000 022 0 — 4 Pote, McCarthy (6), Golden and Hadley. W—Pote, 5-2. 2B—BC—Hadley, Yetter 2; C—Thatcher. HR—BC—Hadley (7) Barton 001 012 002 2 x— 8 Colby 001 200 201 0 — 6 Minaker, Haines (7) and Hadley. W—Haines, 3-0. 2B—BC—Hadley 2, Walker. HR—BC—Alvord (8) JAYHAWK WEST Barton 16-4 25-8 Cloud 15-5 26-11 Colby 10-6 22-15 Butler 11-7 19-14 Hutchinson 8-8 26-11 Dodge City 8-12 22-15 Garden City 5-11 16-18 Pratt 3-13 10-28 Seward 2-12 15-22 4-3—Barton 7-19, Colby 0-0; Hutchinson 2-5, Cloud 1-13; Dodge City 12-14, Garden City 11-3; Neosho 11-6, Pratt 4-5 4-5—Butler 7-12, Seward 4-0; Pratt 5-6, Neosho 4-2 4-6—Barton 9-8, Colby 4-6; Cloud 5-16, Hutchinson 2-4; Pratt at Neosho 4-7—Seward at Butler 4-8—Barton at McPherson JV; Cloud at SE, Neb.; Neosho at Butler; Garden City at McCook, Neb. 4-10—Barton at Garden City; Cloud at Highland; Seward at Colby; Hutchinson at Butler; Dodge City at Pratt
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