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Lady Red golf competes at Bishop Caroll

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September 30 2026
The Lady Redskin gofl tema partiicpated in the Bishiop Carroll Open Monday. Here are the results of what Coach Bert Luallen said featured soem fo the best teams in Kansas:
TEAM SCORES:
1.  Kapaun Mt. Carmel - 310 (#1 in the State!)
2.  Bishop Carroll - 333 (#6 in the State)
3.  St. Mary's Colgan - 367 (#18 in the State)
4.  Goddard - Eisenhower - 406
5.  Maize - 421
6.  Liberal - 450
7.  Campus - 464
8.  Valley Center - 477
Other schools in attendance but did not have enough players to have a team score:
Wichita East
Wichita Southeast
Wichita North
Wichita Trinity
Maize South
INDIVIDUAL SCORES: (A total of 63 golfers in the field.)
1.  Ximena Sarinana - KMC - 68 (-4) [#3 in the State)
2.  Alina Lam - WSE - 75 [ #10 in the State]
T3.  Alexis Ross - BC - 78
T3.  Remi Hartley - KMC - 78 [#16 in the State]
T5.  Danielle Yaghmour - SMC - 79
T5.  Reese Christenson - KMC - 79 [#14 in the State]
7.  Kinsley Montgomery - BC - 81
T8.  Avery Hamilton - KMC - 85
T8.  Emma Nguyen - KMC - 85
T10.  Kaitlyn Snook - BC - 86
T10.  Aubrey Hardtarfer - GDE - 86
T29.  Ella Carr - LIB - 106 (Career Best Score)
36.  Rylie Friess - LIB - 108
T37.  Scarlett Carr - LIB - 109
T56.  Valeria Gandara Vega - LIB - 127
59.  Jyzelle Juarez -  LIB - 134
T61.  Aniya Stegman - LIB - 138
 
LHS JV returns to action Thursday at the WAC JV Tournament at Buffalo Dunes at 3 p.m. - 9 holes. Varsity will be back in action on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at Great Bend for a 1 p.m. start.

No. 4 Turpin cruises past Canton, 52-6

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September 29 2026

JASON EPP

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TURPIN, Okla.--The Turpin Cardinals cruised to their third straight mercy-rule win with a 52-6 victory over the Canton Bulldogs in their home opener.

The Cardinal offense cranked out 500 yards despite ending the game less than two minutes into the fourth quarter. The Turpin offense averaged just shy of 18 yards per play. Quarterback Cesar Quintana completed 12 of 14 passes for 366 yards and 5 touchdowns. Quintana has thrown for a combined 11 touchdowns in the last two games while completing 92 percent of his passes over that same span.

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AUDIO INTERVIEW — Ariel Gaytan winning field goal

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September 26 2026

 

Landry Fitzgerald breaks free up the middle for a touchdown run Friday night against Dodge City. L&T photo/Earl Watt

HOMECOMING HEROES — Redskins rally for 17-14 win

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September 26 2026

By EARL WATT

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With the Homecoming game slipping away from the Redskins in the fourth quarter, Landry Fitzgerald flipped the script and ignited the Redskin fans with a 40-yard interception return for a touchdown, and a late Ariel Gaytan field goal followed by Max Holman blocking a Dodge City field goal with no time on the clock led to a dramatic come-from-behind 17-14 Redskin win.
After a bend-but-don’t-break effort by the Angry Red defense stopped Red Demon quarterback Reis Ochs on fourth down at the Liberal 5 yard line on the first drive of the game, the Redskins debuted the wildcat, and in tow plays moved the ball to midfield with a 20-yard run  Holman followed by a 23-yard run from Landry Fitzgerald.
Liberal didn’t score, but the field flip led to Liberal forcing the Red Demons to work deep in its own territory which eventually led to a short punt, and the Redskins took possession at the Red Demon 44 yard line midway through the second quarter.

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Lady Saints, Barton play to 0-0 stalemate, move to 4-4-1

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September 25 2026

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Despite holding a decisive edge in shots, Seward County could not find the breakthrough it needed and settled for a 0-0 draw against the Barton Cougars on Wednesday evening at Redskin Field.

The Lady Saints (4-4-1, 1-3-1 KJCCC) earned a point in the conference standings with the draw. Barton moved to 2-0-6 overall and 0-0-5 in league play.

Read more: Lady Saints, Barton play to 0-0 stalemate, move to 4-4-1

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