Girls soccer compete against Garden City Buffalos

Madighan Norris, Features/Entertainment Editor|May 1, 2023

On Monday, April 17th, the lady Indians battled against the Garden City Buffalos resulting in a 4-1 win.

Junior Arely Maldonado scored three goals, and freshman Kinsley Knewll scored one.

Then, on Thursday, April 20th, the girls competed against the Liberal Redskins, winning 6-0.

Sophomore Daniella Willeford scored two goals, freshman Karlee Crispin scored two, freshman Kinslee Knewll scored one, and freshman Sienna Lummus scored one.

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