Don’t you dare put an asterisk next to Kaitlyn Hanna’s repeat Class A state golf championship.
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West Point-Beemer played to a runner-up finish to Columbus Scotus in the Class C-2 district in Oakland on Tuesday but still has plenty of firepower to compete in the Class C state girls golf meet at Lake Maloney Golf Course in North Platte next week.
The Class C girls golf team championship is wide open. Last year’s co-champion, Ogallala, has everyone back, but the Indians were bumped up to Class B for 2019.
Judging by scores from each of the four Class A golf districts, three of the 12 teams qualifying for the state tournament at the Norfolk Country Club seem to be in a league of their own.
NORTH PLATTE – Paige Peters of Thurston-Cuming County and Cassidy Ulrich of Hartington Cedar Catholic became familiar opponents by the end of the Class C state golf meet.
NORTH PLATTE — The final hole summed up the day best for Norfolk Catholic’s Chelsey Reifert at the Class C state golf meet at Lake Maloney Golf Course here.
With a simple putt, four years of emotion flooded down the cheeks of Elkhorn South senior Megan Whittaker.
Allison Temple didn’t have the start or finish she wanted, but there were plenty of good strokes in between to remain in contention at the Class A girls state golf tournament.
NORTH PLATTE — West Point-Beemer junior Lacie Fox, after trailing by one after the first day, won the Class C girls golf tournament Tuesday by four strokes.
NORFOLK — Nia Station enjoys when her competitors perform at the highest level.
NORTH PLATTE — Freshman Kenzey Kanno of Mitchell surprised the field on day one of the Class C state golf tournament here, shooting a 6-over-par 78 to take the lead at Lake Maloney Golf Course.
Nia Station tries her best to maintain a level head on the golf course. She also likes to keep her swing consistent.
WAYNE – West Point-Beemer parlayed a first-place finish by junior Lacie Fox into a team title in the C-3 district golf tournament here today at Wayne Country Club. Norfolk Catholic was the runner-up as the Cadets and Knights will find their way to the Class C State Girls Golf Championships n…
  LINCOLN – Norfolk’s Allison Temple shot an 85 to qualify for the Class A State Girls Golf Tournament, placing fourth at the District A1 Golf Tournament Monday at Mahoney Golf Course in Lincoln.
COLUMBUS – Boone Central’s Melissa Kyncl finished fourth, West Pont-Beemer Lacie Fox placed sixth and Atkinson West Holt’s Mackenzie Hale came in 10th in the Class C Nebraska Girl’s State Golf Tournament here at Quail Run Golf Course on Tuesday.
Norfolk’s Mady Buettner saved her best for last.
NORFOLK – The Norfolk girls golf team had a goal of finishing in the upper half of this year’s Class A state tournament.
COLUMBUS – Mother Nature and the field couldn’t keep Norfolk Catholic senior Ashlen Pospisil and West Point-Beemer freshman Lacie Fox from medals at the Class C Girls’ State Golf Tournament held here Tuesday at Quail Run Golf Course.
NORFOLK – When the going got tough, Grand Island got going.
Norfolk High’s entrant in the 2013 Nebraska State Golf Tournament is Sami Bruening, a junior who qualified for state in her first year of varsity action.
Lacie Fox from West Point-Beemer and Melissa Kyncl from Boone Central/Newman Grove are looking to keep the momentum generated with Class C District golf titles as they prepare for next week’s Class C state golf meet at Quail Run Golf Course in Columbus.
When Ashlen Pospisil was introduced to golf — way back when she was just 4 or 5 — by her father, Todd, she began a journey that will take another big step at the Class C Nebraska State Golf Tournament on Monday and Tuesday at the Quail Run Golf Course in Columbus.
Since they were in eighth grade, this year's Norfolk High girls golf team had the dream of becoming state champions one day.
Some teams fold under the pressure while other relish it.
Norfolk High's first round of golf at the Class A girls state golf tournament was suitable for framing.
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WEST POINT – Transition baskets, rebounding and clutch 3-point shooting were the key ingredients in Class C No. 4 West Point Guardian Angels Central Catholic's 60-52 victory over visiting Battle Creek on Tuesday.
With University of Texas coach Shaka Smart in attendance …
With University of Texas coach Shaka Smart in attendance …
WEST POINT - Tough full-court defense, rebounding and 3-p…
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