Great Bend vs Dodge City
Friday, October 2 – 7:00PM
Memorial Stadium in Dodge City

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The Dodge City High School football program will host Great Bend this Friday night as the Red Demons meet the Panthers at Memorial Stadium.

• This will be the 93rd meeting all-time between the two schools, dating back to the 1907 season.
• The teams have met in consecutive seasons beginning with the 1942 season, a 37-0 Red Demon victory.
• The Red Demons hold the longest streak in the series at (11) – winning consecutive games from 1984-1994.
• Great Bend was open last week after KMC cancelled due to COVID issues.
• Friday Night will be both Senior Recognition (pre-game) and Homecoming (halftime) for the Red Demons.

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Dodge City at Bishop Carroll
September 25, 2020 at 7:00 PM

Bishop Carroll Family Stadium, Wichita, KS

• The Dodge City High School Red Demons will travel to Wichita this Friday to meet the Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles.
• The Red Demons face the other GWAL private school, Bishop Carroll, after facing Kapaun Mt. Carmel in Week 1. Carroll defeated Kapuan (31-28) in Week 2 before falling to Derby (21-35) last week.
• The teams will meet for the first time since 1977 (a 15-14 Eagle victory in the KSHSAA playoffs).
• This will be the first time the teams have met in the regular season as all three games between the teams have been played in the playoffs, including a 1970 win by the Demons on their way to the State 4A Championship.
• The middle game in the series was a (41-7) Dodge City win in 1973.
• Week 5 will be Homecoming & Senior Night for the Red Demons as they return home to play Great Bend in possibly the last home game of the season.

See Important COVID-19 Information Below

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In the response to COVID-19 and to keep spectators and participants as safe as possible, we will be applying the guidelines below for this fall activities season.  Policies may be changed by the CSO and BCCHS Administration at any time.

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Who is allowed into the game: Each participant parents/guardians, during Friday’s game, will be allowed to purchase two tickets.  This would include players, managers and filmers participating in the football game Friday only.  Students from Dodge City may also buy one ticket.  

Admission: $8.00 – No Passes (See restrictions above)

Where to buy tickets:  Go to https://bit.ly/3mmpreE, which the Athletics home page, from bcchs.org.  

Livestream: BC vs Dodge City football game will be livestreamed on the Bishop Carroll Athletics and Activities YouTube channel.  This livestream will also be tied in with our radio partners, KGSO 93.9FM/1410AM, for commentary.  You can listen to the game on KGSO from the radio and on the TuneIn Radio App.

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Policies and Procedures for Admittance

Masks must be worn when entering and exiting BCCHS Family Stadium, and anytime social distancing cannot be maintained, such as in the concession stand area and restrooms.

You may remove masks when sitting in the stands while maintaining social distancing. 

Spectators will sit behind the benches designated for each school and must socially distance.

Temperatures will be taken at the entrance for all spectators.

At the conclusion of each event, you must exit the facility.  Congregation near entrances, stands and locker rooms are not allowed.

Only essential personnel are allowed on the playing area during each contest.

Friday, September 11—7pm
Redskin Field in Liberal
Admission: $6 Adults, $4 Students

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• The Dodge City High School Red Demons will visit the Liberal High School Redskins this Friday night in an early season WAC matchup.

• This is the 94th meeting in this storied rivalry. The series was not played from 1949-1956, but—excluding those dates—has been played every year since 1919. Dodge City leads the series 52-38-3.

• The Red Demons are 8-2 in the Foster era versus the Redskins. Both teams are looking for their first win of the young season.

• Dodge City and Garden City will play for the Hatchet in Week #3, the earliest the game has been played since the 1964 season.

• Only three 6A West schools are 1-0 after Week 1. Seven 6A West schools have yet to play a game this fall.

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