Soccer finishes regular season strong

Corey Musil, Sports Editor|May 16, 2022

he Hays High girls beat their cross-town rival, Thomas More Prep., 4-0 on Tuesday, May 10.

Then the girls had another home game on Friday, May 13, as they took on the Buffaloes from Garden City, where the lady Indians came away with a 3-0 victory.

The next game will be the regional game on Tuesday, May 17.

Boys soccer season ends with 10 wins

junior Brantlee Staab and senior Landen Clark prepare to take a free kick.

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