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HARTINGTON — Hartington Cedar Catholic and Wakefield butted heads here at the Monsignor Wern…
HOWELLS — The No. 4 seeded Howells-Dodge boys took an early 7-0 lead after a Lance Brester layup, followed by a layup and 3-pointer by senior Jacob Tomcak. That run was enough to hold off an attempted comeback by No. 13 Mead, giving the Jaguars a 43-36 win and a trip to the state tournament.
OSMOND — The 17-6 Central Valley Cougars earned the school’s first boys state tournament berth Tuesday night, benefiting from the all-around play of 6-foot-3 senior post player Trevor Cargill to defeat Osmond 53-37 in the D1-7 district final.
The No. 4 seeded Howells-Dodge boys beat No. 13 Mead for the third time this season earning them a trip to state. The Jaguars started the game on a 7-0 run, and that run would be the margin they won by, 43-36. The Raiders threw almost every defense at them including a box-and-one.
OSMOND -- The Central Valley Cougars downed Osmond in a match-up of No. 7 and 10 seeds Monday night behind the 27 points from 6-foot 3 senior postplayer Trevor Cargill.
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HUMPHREY — Despite the frenetic pace established by Humphrey St. Francis that tested Elgin Public/Pope John’s stamina, the Wolfpack persevered during the first half. But the combination of the Flyers’ defensive pressure and transition offense ultimately took its toll in the second half.
HUMPHREY -- The frenetic pace established by the Flyers tested the Elgin Public/Pope John stamina and, although the Wolfpack persevered during the first half, the combination of Humphrey St. Francis's defensive pressure and transition offense ultimately took its toll in the second half.
BANCROFT — Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur appears to be in postseason form.
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LINCOLN — The last girls swim team outside of the Lincoln and Omaha area to finish in the top five at the Nebraska State Swimming and Diving Championships was Hastings High School in 1987.Â
The Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur boys came out on fire from three-point range, propelling them to a 67-49 victory in the C2-7 boys district final over the Centennial Broncos. The win gives BRLD a shot at three-peating as state champions.
WEST POINT — After a two-year absence, Guardian Angels Central Catholic is returning to the state tournament. The Bluejays held off a scrappy Norfolk Catholic team with a 53-42 win in the C2-3 district final on Friday.
HARTINGTON — The No. 3 seed Hartington Cedar Catholic girls were down six points with five minutes to go in the fourth quarter, and it looked as though their state tournament chances were disappearing quickly. But they finished the game on a 13-1 run, winning the Class D1-3 girls district fi…
BATTLE CREEK — The Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur girls came from behind twice in the first half before clinching a return trip to the Nebraska Girls State Basketball Tournament with a double-digit 54-42 defeat of North Central in the Class C2-7 district final.
NORTH BEND — It wasn't easy, but then again, it never is when teams meet for the fourth time in a season.
The No. 3 seeded Hartington Cedar Catholic girls are state-bound after a 36-30 district final win on their home court against No. 14 Summerland. In a game where points were hard to come by, the Trojans found themselves down six points with five minutes to go in the game. But with some physic…
BATTLE CREEK--The Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur girls trailed at the beginning of the first and second quarters and came from behind in both situations to take the lead.
NORTH BEND — Defending Class C1 champion North Bend Central shut down a potent West Point-Beemer attack, including a scoreless stretch of more than eight minutes, as the Tigers punched a return ticket to the state tournament with a 40-29 victory Friday night at Tiger Arena.
WEST POINT - Guardian Angels Central Catholic used relentless full-court pressure defense as its ticket to state as the Bluejays withstood the challenge of a scrappy Norfolk Catholic team, 53-42 in the C2-3 district final on Friday in West Point.
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The 2020-21 wrestling season ended back on Feb. 20 and like every other sport during this season, it wasn’t without a hitch.
HARTINGTON — Hartington Cedar Catholic got downright defensive in the second half, specifically the final eight minutes, as the Trojans turned back Lutheran High Northeast here in the C2-5 subdistrict finals 52-39 — but not without a fight.
PIERCE — Battle Creek needed a good start against top-seeded Pierce in the Class C1-8 subdistrict final, and Payton Frederick provided that with a 3 from the corner followed by another basket on a baseline drive that gave the Braves a 5-0 lead just moments into the game.
PIERCE--Battle Creek's Payton Frederick opened the game with a 3, then added a baseline drive for a 5-0 lead, but the Braves didn't score for the next five minutes--and only managed two free throws as Pierce hustled to a 12-7 first quarter advantage.
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Stadium Talk recently provided a ranking of the best high school football stadiums in every state and Veterans Memorial Football Field in Norfolk took the top spot in Nebraska.
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Northeast and North Central Nebraska’s top two Class C schools are among the favorites to bring home state-championship hardware from the 2021 girls state tournament, which gets underway on Wednesday at venues across Lincoln.
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