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PIERCE — For the third-straight season, Crofton will take on West Point Guardian Angels Central Catholic in the Mid-State Conference girls basketball tournament championship game.
In Thursday's semifinals, Crofton came back to defeat Hartington Cedar Catholic 55-50, while GACC dispatched Pierce 41-29.
Check norfolkdailynews.com later or the next day's print or ePaper for more.
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The Norfolk High girls soccer team held up against Lincoln Southwest’s relentless pressure for almost 60 minutes on Tuesday.
Two members of this year’s Norfolk High boys golf team qualified for state competition last season as individuals but, because of competition for varsity spots among the entire roster, the Panthers’ success will definitely be team-oriented.
The Northeast Community College baseball team welcomed Iowa Lakes Community College to Veterans Memorial Field on Wednesday for a single nine-inning contest. The Hawks were able to protect their home turf as they downed the Lakers 14-4 in seven innings via the 10-run mercy rule.
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An 87-second span made all the difference for Class A preseason No. 3-rated Lincoln East against Norfolk High on Monday.
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