Chad Koch makes his way through a huge hole late in Wednesday’s playoff game at Russ Hochstein Field. HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic Trojans defeated Stanton 14-7 in second-round playoff action here Wednesday. Cedar will now travel to Fremont to take on Archbishop Bergan in quarterfinal round action Monday. Defense was the name of the game once again as both
HARTINGTON — Halloween in Hartington will feature football as the Black and Orange Mustangs of Stanton come to Russ Hochstein Field to take on Cedar Catholic. The second-round playoff game is slated to get underway at 6 :30 p.m. Stanton is 7-2 on the year and Cedar is 8-1. The winner will advance to quarterfinal round action on Monday. Cedar
Several area athletes are on the latest football leader board. Here is a look at Class C2 area statistical leaders. C2 Area Rushing Leaders Chad Koch, Cedar Catholic, 256-1366 Jared Beltz, Plainview, 118-875 Pat Campbell, Stanton, 102-787 Nicholas Thies, Randolph 133-740 Darren Forbes, Plainview, 96-750 Justin Hart, Laurel, 89-674 Ian Miner, Wakefield 103-649 Tate Erbst, Stanton, 101-628
RANDOLPH — Ray V. Gubbels, 87, Randolph, died Oct. 26, 2007, at Osmond General Hospital, Osmond. Visitation, with a rosary, was Oct. 28 at St. Frances Catholic Church, Randolph. Funeral Services were Oct. 29 at St. Frances Catholic Church, Randolph, with Rev. John Andrews officiating. Interment was at St. Frances Catholic Cemetery, Randolph, with military rites by Alvin Kessler Post
PHILLIPS — Robert C. Nelson, 74, Phillips, died Oct. 22, 2007, at Bryan LGH East, Lincoln. Visitation was Oct. 26 at Solt Funeral Home, Central City. Funeral services were Oct. 27 at the Monroe Evangelical Free Church, rural Aurora, with Rev. Barry McCormick officiating. Burial was in the Mamre Church Cemetery
RANDOLPH — Ray V. Gubbels, 87, Randolph, died Oct. 26, 2007, at Osmond General Hospital, Osmond. Visitation, with a rosary, was Oct. 28 at St. Frances Catholic Church, Randolph. Funeral Services were Oct. 29 at St. Frances Catholic Church, Randolph, with Rev. John Andrews officiating. Interment was at St. Frances Catholic Cemetery, Randolph, with military rites by Alvin Kessler Post
FALLS CITY — The Falls City Sacred Heart Irish outscored the visiting Coleridge Bulldogs Thursday, 42-8 to knock the Dawgs from the playoffs. Despite rushing for 125 yards as a team, the Bulldogs still came up short in the game. Turnovers were a problem on the day, as Coleridge turned the ball over five times, once on a fumble and
The Lady Bears got off to a quick start Tuesday, thumping Cedar Catholic 25-15 in the opener. The Lady Trojans came back in the next set to earn a 25-23 decision, though. L-C got back on track in the next set, earning the 25-18 win. Cedar again charged back to claim the fourth set in a lopsided 25-16 decision. The
HARTINGTON — 29-6 That was the final score the last time Cedar Catholic and Stanton got together on the football field. It was October, 2005 and Stanton came into Russ Hochstein Field with an undefeated record and as the number-one rated team in Class C2. Cedar Catholic wasn’t intimidated, though. The Trojans did not allow the Mustangs to run over
HARTINGTON — The Hartington Council of the Knights of Columbus celebrated 100 years in style here last weekend. The Knights held a special 5:30 p.m. Mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Church and followed that up with a banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal organization which helps several different charities, which includes
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