Lady Bulldogs take consolation championship of Golden City Tournament

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The 2019-2020 Liberal Lady Bulldogs pose with the consolation championship trophy from the Golden City Tournament. They are, front row, from left, Cailee Lake, Taylor Ray, Arianna Forst, Skylie Neal; second row, from left, Kierstyn Larson, Gracie Bott, Ragan Spurling, Jenna Perry, Jesse Dingman; third row, from left, Shelbi Braker, manager Jack Goodell; back row, from left, coach Kelly Short, Rachel Buss, Michaela Barthelme, Kaylee Wallace, head coach Brandi Goodell.


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