Girls soccer beats Great Bend for first win of the season

Corey Musil, Sports Editor|March 28, 2022

The Hays High girls soccer team played their first game of the season on March 24 against Great Bend.

It was an impressive showing for the Indians, as they won the game 6-0 with freshman Daniella Willeford, and senior Madelyn Martin scoring two goals, Katie Dinkel and Kamree Leiker scoring one goal as well.

The next games for Hays High will be in a McPherson tournament taking place next week.

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