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Seward County men’s soccer was unable to find an equalizer Saturday afternoon, falling 1-0 to Garden City in windy conditions at Redskin Field.

The loss drops the Saints to 6-7-1 overall and 0-6-1 in KJCCC play, while the Broncbusters improved to 9-2-3 overall and 4-2-1 in conference action.

Garden City scored the match’s lone goal with less than three minutes remaining in the first half and made it stand for the remainder of the contest.

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Seward County Community College women’s soccer battled Garden City to a 1-1 draw Saturday afternoon at Redskin Field in windy conditions with gusts reaching 30 mph.

The Lady Saints (4-7-3, 1-6-3 KJCCC) played with the wind at their backs during the first half and controlled much of the action, outshooting the Broncbusters 7-1 over the opening 45 minutes. Despite the advantage, Seward was unable to break through and the match remained scoreless at halftime.

Garden City (7-6-3, 1-6-3 KJCCC) struck first in the 71st minute when Lillian Scott found the back of the net off an assist from Olivia Forsyth.

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The LHS Girls Golf Team closed out their regular season with the WAC/Garden City Invitational Tournaments at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course with mixed results.

The Carr sisters, junior Scarlett and freshman Ella, continued their steady play on the season with scores of 111 and 115, respectively. Scarlett finished 15th, overall, while Ella finished in a tie for 17th.

On the JV side, steady play resulted in the LHS JV finishing 3rd. Sophomore Estefany Mejia, in her first year of playing golf, recorded a career best score of 60 for 9 holes on the tough Buffalo Dunes Course.

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The Eisenhower Warrior cross country team concluded their season at MSWAC Saturday.

Coach Murillo and Coach Jordan were very proud of the runners because 26 out of the 28 runners ran their personal best at the last race of the season.

The Warriors had two runners that placed in the top 10.

In the mile race Naomi Villafana placed fifth, and Emily Corral capped off her middle school career as the MSWAC champion for the eighth grade girls.