Queen City

By Randy Grider
randy@casscountynow.com

Zane Howard, a 2013 Queen City graduate, wrapped up one of his best baseball seasons since enrolling at Central Christian College in McPherson, Kan.
This year Howard was the Tigers’ offensive leader. He started all 53 games for the Tigers hitting .352 with 63 hits including 14 doubles, one triple and 11 homers.
The talented junior also led the team in runs batted in, with 54. Defensively he had 154 putouts, 82 assists and 10 errors.
Howard was a big reason why the baseball team doubled their win total from the year before, with 18 wins this season.
His amazing play notched him a spot on the Association of Independent Institutions Conference (A.I.I.C.) All-Conference team as a First Team Second Baseman, and the Howard J. Krober Award (men’s most outstanding athlete award) at the Second Annual Toby Awards Show.

By Tim Emmons
temmons@casscountynow.com

Queen City’s baseball squad had their share of ups and downs in a tough district this year, but held together and snuck into the playoffs.
When the 16-3A All-District list was released last week nine Bulldogs had earned warranted accolades.
Junior Robert Hill was named a First Team Pitcher and senior teammate Dakota Carver was named a First Team Catcher.
Senior Mason Austin earned Second Team Pitcher honors, junior Kyle Parker Second Team Third Base honors and senior Tracy Craig Second Team Outfield honors.
Seniors Curtis Griggs and Blaken Underwood received Designated Hitter and Utility honors respectively and junior player Jaeger Jaynes and freshman Easton Fincher wrapped up Honorable Mention awards.

Milton Bryant, 40, lives in Atlanta but was born and raised in Domino. He graduated from Queen City High School in 1995 and has worked for QC ISD for the past 20 years. He is married to Schemica Bryant, and has two children: Mar’Kavion and Monehsa who both attend Atlanta High School.

Kilgore is in his last semester at Queen City High School. He is very active on campus with involvements in many activities. Read more in our e-edition:

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Queen City’s track program traveled to Brahma Stadium on the campus of Paul Pewitt High School on April 14, to take part in the district track meet, and a few varsity members punched tickets to the regional round.Read more in our e-edition:

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