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Lady Redskins cruise to 63-33 win over Dodge City

By EARL WATT
• Leader & Times

DODGE CITY — The Lady Redskins finished the regular season with two very different games. After a 68-66 overtime win over Garden City Tuesday, the Lady Redskins jumped out to a 10-0 start to Thursday’s game against Dodge City and cruised to a 63-33 win.

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Saints softball opens conference play with sweep of Pratt

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For the third time in the 2025-26 season, Seward County sophomore guard Avery Marchino has been named the KJCCC Division 1 Women's Basketball Player of the Week.

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Season ends with another competitive loss

By EARL WATT
• Leader & Times


DODGE CITY — James Fieser said the Liberal Redskins would be playing for pride in their last two games of the season after being eliminated from the postseason, and after a blowout loss in Garden City, the Redskins competed to the final possessions with the game on the line against Dodge City in the regular season finale before falling 56-49.

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