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The Liberal Redskins baseball team moved to 4-4 after dropping a pair of Western Athletic Conference road games to Garden City Tuesday.
Liberal had a strong pitching performance from Kye Morris in Game 1 but could not provide run support in a 3-1 loss.
Morris threw six innings and allowed three runs on nine hits and two walks while striking out eight.
Despite only allowing three runs, the Redskins couldn’t get production from the offense and only managed to score one run on four hits.
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The Lady Redskin swim team traveled to Hutchinson for the Hutch Invitational and turned in a strong performance from both veterans and new swimmers.
The team’s depth in the relays and a number of personal record swims helped secure a third-place finish overall out of six teams. Sophomore Jyzelle Juarez led the team, contributing to the 400-yard freestyle relay third-place finish, while also placing fourth in the 50 freestyle, fourth in the 200 medley relay, and sixth in the 100 butterfly. The meet highlighted the team’s depth and improvement across the board, particularly in sprint events and relays, with multiple athletes posting significant time drops. The Lady Redskins continue to trend in the right direction as the season progresses.
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The Lady Redskin soccer team picked up a 4-0 win over Wichita Classical in the first round of the Titan Classic Tuesday, moving their record to 1-1.
The team came out strong, scoring three goals in the first half and adding one more in the second.
With solid defense and great ball movement, Lady Red controlled the game to earn the shutout.
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The Lady Redskins opened the season at home with a pair of wins before dropping a pair on the road in Kingman.
The Lady Redskins started the year with a double header against Ashland/South Central, and after a close start the Lady Redskins broke open late for a 10-4 win.
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The Seward County baseball team bounced back from two losses on Thursday and earned a doubleheader sweep of the Garden City Broncbusters on Sunday afternoon at Brent Gould Field.
The Saints (17-21, 9-3 KJCCC) and Broncbusters (13-20, 6-10) each earned two wins at home in the series.
Prior to first pitch the Saints held a dedication ceremony as the press box at Brent Gould Field was officially named the Steve Helm press box. There was a cookout prior to the game, and the team, as well as Helm's family, accepted a signed ball from the team on the field.
Read more: Seward sweeps double header to split series with Garden City

