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Frustrated Busters drop home finale to Hutch
Brad Nading/Telegram — Garden City Community College's Chase Beiberle, right, moves past Hutchinson's Adam Specht on a run as Specht goes for the ball Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
No matter what the Garden City Community College football team did Saturday, frustration ran supreme among a group that lost its grip and fell 17-0 to Hutchinson at Memorial Stadium..more.
Busters Shake off fiesty Conquistadors
Brad Nading/Telegram - Garden City Community College quarterback Eugene Smith stretches the ball across the goal line for a touchdown as Dodge City's Kevin Dix and Josh Bradshaw tackle him Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
Statistics sometimes can fool you when you look at football games. Scoreboards never do.
And that's exactly what happened here Saturday night at Memorial Stadium when the Garden City Broncbusters defeated Dodge City for the 30th consecutive
time, 53-34...more.
Busters ride tough "D" to win
HIGHLAND -- A stingy defense vaulted Garden City Community College to a 37-10 victory Saturday at Highland.
The Broncbusters' front four were relentless in pressuring Highland's Corey Ward, sacking the freshman quarterback eight times and forcing three interceptions. Two of the three thefts were snagged by defensive back Dontrell Johnson. .more.
Aslin to Busters: not to overlook Scotties
Just like any head coach, Lucas Aslin is always going to make sure his team is aware of anything that could knock them off course.
It goes with the job.
It's also reason enough why, during his meeting with his Garden City Community College football team last Sunday evening, he mentioned that it was important they don't take Highland lightly. No one around the Broncbuster football program would know that better than defensive coordinator Jacob Cox. In 2006, Cox was a defensive assistant coach at Butler County, undefeated and on its way to a chance at the national championship game. The Grizzlies stumbled on the final game of the regular season, losing to Highland 43-29. All hopes of a national championship were doused for Butler..more.
Getting it done: Busters hold of Coffeyville in overtime
From where Darrell Young was he could tell by watching Coffeyville Community College quarterback Nick Hardesty that he was going to throw in his direction. So the only thing the Garden City safety knew was that he needed to make a play. ..more.
Former teamates meet for reunion to honor coach
It all started two years ago when Bill Perry decided it was time to do a search.
A member of the Garden City Community College football team in 1959-60, Perry began looking for former teammates from his days in Garden City when he played running back and end. Through hours of Internet searches and phone calls, Perry started to find teammates. Some he ran into by chance meeting like Darrell Bryant, who lives in Cimarron and Bob Pfannenstiel from Dodge City. Perry, who lives in Leavenworth and coaches football at the high school, was hoping to one day be able to set
up a reunion..more.
Busters to call on backups
Take a look at the Garden City Community College injury list and it may appear as though the Bronbusters are being held together by tape and bandages, especially on the defensive side...more.
GCCC notebook: Racette named KJCCC defensive Player of Week
Garden City Community College freshman linebacker Aaron Racette was named the Jayhawk Conference Defensive Player of the week after the Broncbusters 23-15 win at Independence on Saturday. Racette shares the honor with Butler's Jonathan Massoquoi. ...more....
Busters snare first conference win
INDEPENDENCE — Garden City Commmunity College went into the Jayhawk Conference clash at Independence looking for its first conference win. Building a huge lead through three quarters, the Broncbusters did just that, hanging on for a 23-15 victory...more....
Busters ready to move forward after loss to Fort Scott
Two games into the Jayhawk Conference schedule and the Garden City Community College Broncbusters are in a spot no team wants to be in. Last.
One look at the Broncbusters conference schedule after two games though, starting against last year's one and two finishers in the overall standing, won't leave many teams smiling either to see Butler and Fort Scott as the first two conference games on the schedule. It is what it is, and no one on the Garden City (2-2, 0-2) side will complain, especially now that there's still plenty of football to be played...more....
Fort Scott continues its dominance over Busters
FORT SCOTT -- Garden City Community College played another of the nation's best teams down to the wire. But, yet again, the 14th-ranked Broncbusters came up just short as they dropped a 31-24 Jayhawk Conference verdict to No. 12 Fort Scott at Frary Field here Saturday afternoon...more....
Busters Sophomores have extra incentive at Fort Scott
It didn't take much for Garden City Community College running back Ryan Smith to admit how much Saturday's Jayhawk Conference battle at Fort Scott means to him and his sophomore teammates. .more....
Broncbusters rush past Air Force Prep
The Broncbusters took it for what it was Saturday night at Memorial Stadium -- a win.
At the same time, Garden City Community College second-year head coach Lucas Aslin couldn't help but point out what didn't go right in its 30-7 victory against Air Force Prep..more....
Busters ground Air Force Prep 30-7
Garden City Community College didn’t need to worry about a quick strike offense this week. And with the way Saturday night’s non-conference game at Memorial Stadium started, it was a good thing. The Broncbusters turned the ball over on their first two possessions on an interception into the end zone and a Cameron Kenney fumble at the Air Force Prep 6-yard line. But with the defense clamping down on a potent Husky offense, the Buster offense was able to find enough steam to run away for a 30-7 win.more....
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