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Cougars get second consecutive shutout

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The Barton Community College men’s soccer team got its second straight shutout as the Cougars scored a 2-0 conference victory Tuesday over Kansas City Kansas Community College at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex.  The Cougars scored one in each half improving to 2-2-2 on the season and 2-0-1 in conference play while dropping the Blue Devils to 0-2-0 on both the season and conference.  Barton will step out of conference play this Friday as the Cougars host the junior varsity from Tabor College in 4:00 p.m. kickoff at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex.

Jiro Barriga Toyama scored his first goal as a Cougar as the freshman gave Barton the lead on a spectacular volley from outside the 18′ that rocketed past the keeper into the top right of the net with 18:25 to play in the first half.

Fellow freshman Renan Souza put the game on ice with 5:23 to play in the game stealing a pass near the midfield racing headwind past the defense.  Blasting a shot saved by the KCK keeper, Sousa settled the rebound to score his first goal as a Cougar finding the lower inside post.

For the game Barton outshot KCK 16-8 and 8-6 on frame.  Goalkeeper Austin Kail, who had a spectacular week last week, recorded six saves in the contest including three acrobatic rejections in the second half keeping KCK off the scoreboard and preserving Barton’s one goal lead.

Statewide festival to choose from two towns

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The Kansas Sampler Foundation will visit the cities of El Dorado and Winfield on September 22 in the final step of selecting the host for the 2016 and 2017 Kansas Sampler Festival.

Committees from both cities have already been successful with a preliminary and final application. Foundation director Marci Penner said, “The final application is rigorous and takes a great deal of time and effort to complete. We believe that the application and interview process makes it clear which city is most ready to host the festival and should give confidence to that city that they are ready to host. The city not chosen is often first in line for the next round. It’s a competition.”

 

The celebratory event of what there is to see and do in Kansas is held the first full weekend of each May. In 2014, more than 11,500 people attended the two-day festival in Wamego and more than 140 communities represented what there is to see, do, hear, taste, buy, and learn in Kansas. Wamego will host the 26th annual festival one more time in 2015 on May 2-3.

 

Two staff members and several Foundation board members will come to El Dorado and Winfield on September 22 for an interview and a site visit. The next festival host will be announced the following day.

Lady Cougars get offensive in 7-0 rout of KCK

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If the Barton Community College women’s soccer team gave any indication of struggling offensively this season, Tuesday the Lady Cougars looked like an offensive juggernaut in a 7-0 rout of Kansas City Kansas Community College at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex.  Scoring five first half goals against a 20 mph south wind, the Lady Cougars finished with thirty shots forcing the Blue Devil keeper into eleven saves on the day.  The victory evens Barton’s season mark at 2-2-2 and conference record to 1-1-1 while dropping KCK to 0-2 in both conference and season record.

Dodge City freshman Scarlett Real had a break out game scoring four of the Lady Cougars’ first five goals.  Real turned a KCK miscue into a one-on-one situation with the Blue Devil keeper sending a left foot shot to the near post just four minutes into the contest.

Aliya Marshall quickly buried KCK into a two goal deficit just a moment later finishing off a great midfield turn and pass by Danielle Borelli to left foot drive the ball to the upper left corner.

Millie York help set up Real for her second goal of the day with 37:15 remaining after York sent a deep forward ball into the wind.  Outmaneuvering the Blue Devil defense Real beat the keeper high to the far post giving Barton a 3-0 lead.

Missing an attempt for a hat-trick, Real took advantage of her next opportunity blasting a Maria Rodriguez pass to the far post.  Entering the Barton record books at the 33:03 mark of the first half, Real buried a Lisa Lagos pass to tie for the twelfth spot on the most goals scored in a game along with nine other former Lady Cougars.

Putting up eleven shots with ten on goal against the first half wind, the Lady Cougars put up nineteen second half shots with eight coming within frame.

Two of the eight came from midfielder Maria Munoz who connected on both her shots to give Barton added cushion in the lead.  Stealing a KCK pass to the midfield, the 5’1″ freshman from Topeka dribbled in and launched from outside the 18′ off the fingertips of the Blue Devil keeper to the far post.  Three minutes later York got her second assist of the day feeding Munoz who dribbled past three defenders into the 18′ finding the top 90 far post.

Barton will step out of conference action on Saturday traveling to El Dorado, Kansas, as the Lady Cougars will take on No. 13 ranked Tyler Junior College at 1:00 p.m. for its biggest test of the season.

The Final Mount Hope Market will be September 25, 2014!!

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The Mount Hope Farmer’s Market at the Mount Hope City Park is held on Thursdays, from 5-7 p.m. The market will be held every week through September 25th.

 

cover photo – Justin Sewell