After gathering some intel during a pair of cautions late in the 360 Sprints “A” feature, race leader Jason Martin knew that the tires of his primary competition were not in good condition.

The Northeast Community College women's soccer team is four wins away from a national championship.

The Norfolk American Legion Juniors 16-and-under team came out flat and paid the price in what was an ugly day at Veterans Memorial Field. They lost both games of a doubleheader to Grand Island Five Points, the first 8-0 and the second 9-1 on Tuesday afternoon.

Saturday night’s IMCA Hobby Stocks race is one that Anthony Bruhn will never forget.

Over the past few years, the Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur Wolverines have made noise at volleyball, football and basketball games around Nebraska.

It took two years for track and field to return to Northeast Nebraska.

KEARNEY — Rockney Peck was finally able to do what he had been working for since his freshman year, winning the NSAA Class C boys golf individual championship with a two-day score of 148 on Wednesday at Kearney Country Club.

It's been an up and down season for Norfolk's Isaac Heimes, but he was able to put an exclamation point on his high school career, as he tied for fourth place at the Class A boys state golf tournament on Wednesday.

Northeast and North Central Nebraska girl athletes wrapped up another great season by performing well at the state high school track and field championships at Omaha Burke.

If a “team win” is a victory in which most, if not all, of the team members contribute to the team’s success, then the Northeast Community College women’s soccer team’s 2-1 win over Hawkeye Community College is a perfect example of the term.

Although the Malvern Bank Super Late Model cars were the main event at Off Road Speedway on Saturday night, the large crowd also enjoyed a night of entertainment provided by the other three divisions.

At this time last year, golf athletes were getting ready to graduate without a chance to compete, let alone have a state tournament.

After a missed golf season because of the coronavirus pandemic, this year’s Class C boys golf tournament looks to be a beauty as defending state champion Grand Island Central Catholic returns along with Hartington Cedar Catholic, Battle Creek, West Holt, Valentine and Oakland-Craig.

On the outside looking in, North Platte St. Patrick’s appears to be the team to walk away with the Nebraska Class D golf hardware this spring.

Pierce qualified for the state Class B golf tournament in Columbus at the Elks Country Club with a second-place showing in the district tournament behind Elkhorn Mount Michael Benedictine after a scorecard tiebreaker in the district meet.