HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats surprised Newcastle 14-6 in a wild one here Friday. The story of the game was good special team play by us, and exceptional defense. “This was a strange game in a lot of ways. Had you told me we could not run the ball well, and that Newcastle would throw the ball 50 times, I
PONCA — A few inches made all the difference Friday as Cedar Catholic earned a nail-biting 18-14 win over the Ponca Indians. Cedar gave up two big plays Friday night and came inches away from two more. Jonathon Becker made a game-saving tackle of Ponca punt returner Justin Blatchford — a tackle the speedy Ponca senior was just inches away
ATKINSON – The Cedar Catholic girls golf team took fourth place in the Atkinson West Holt girls golf tourney here Thursday. Rebecca Dreesen led the Cedar team with a seventh-place finish. This report will be updated when more information becomes available
HARTINGTON The Cedar Catholic Lady Trojans dropped the volleyball season opener Thursday night in a triangular with Elkhorn Valley and Battle Creek. The Lady Trojans lost the first set 25-21 against Elkhorn Valley. Cedar jumped out to a big 5-0 lead in the second set, but the Lady Falcons refused to go away, eventually knotting up the game, and then
HARTINGTON — Over 70 Hartington area residents packed the Governor’s Mansion Sunday to help the Nebraska landmark celebrate its 50th anniversary. Gov. Dave Heineman and First Lady Sally Ganem stood at the front door of the Georgian Colonial-style mansion and greeted area residents as they entered Sunday. The private ceremony was organized as a joint effort by the Hartington Chamber
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic has some big shoes to fill if it wants to have another successful season and reach the playoffs for the ninth straight time. The Trojans graduated 22 seniors last year. Cedar only has one full-time starter and two part-time starters returning this year. Junior Kyle Kramer, who started in the defensive secondary last year, will guide
WYNOT — Wynot High School Coach Ron Rolfes is faced with a difficult task this year. Rolfes must replace all but one starter on defense. The Blue Devil team will have to rely on a lot of young kids to step up if the Trojans are to have any success, Rolfes said. Returning letter winners for Wynot are: Tyler Koch,
HARTINGTON — The 2007 high school football season will kick off Friday night here when the Hartington High School Wildcats host D-2 powerhouse Newcastle in the season-opener. Hartington opened last season against the Red Raiders, as well, dropping a 26-13 contest on the road. The Wildcats are hoping to avenge that loss and keep things rolling after completing an impressive
By Deanna Anderson Cedar County news WYNOT — Wynot’s Centennial Celebration starts first thing Sunday morning, Sept. 2 with a Men’s Softball Tournament. According to Centennial Chairman John Eskins there are 12 teams entered. The tournament was organized by Lee Heimes. A pancake breakfast will be ready by 9 a.m. at the Parish Hall. A noon parade, which Jay Heimes
By Deanna Anderson Cedar County News BELDEN — When Devin Stapelman arrived back on U.S. soil, he felt some culture shock. He had left behind a different world — one filled with camels, desert sands, 130 degree temperatures, soldiers and a war. Stapelman has just finished a nine-month deployment to Iraq. Before flying home, he was in Kuwait for approximately
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