Boys basketball beats Dodge to clinch league title

Corey Musil, Sports Editor|March 2, 2022

On February 22nd the Hays High boys beat Dodge City, 59-43, to win their third straight Western Athletic Conference title.

senior Jace Linenberger led the way with 26 points and 16 rebounds with senior Carson Kieffer also putting in 15 points. Plus, Kieffer now holds the record for most assists in Hays High history, passing the former record holder Marcus Watts.

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