HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats made it four in a row Monday. Hartingon now boasts a 10-5 record on the year after defeating Winside in first-round action of the Lewis and Clark Conference Tournament. The Wildcats started the winning sreak with a 60-39 win over Bloomfield. The Cats next defeated Plainview 67-50 before handing the Winside Wildats two straight losses.
HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic Lady Trojans won a couple of nail-biters last week. Cedar defeated Ponca Jan. 22 on a Kylie Feilmeier three-pointer with the clock winding down. The Lady Trojans then handed Lutheran High Northeast a 63-57 setback here Thursday. “These close games should give our girls a great deal of confidence,” said Cedar Catholic Coach Terry Kathol.
LINCOLN — Knox County was one of several Nebraska governmental entities to receive Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality grants this week. DEQ Director Mike Linder announced the awarding of $1,614,715 in 68 grants for litter cleanup, recycling, and public education programs and activities. The Knox County grant of $5,279 was awarded to the county Dept. of Roads. The funds will
Wynot — The Coleridge Lady Bulldogs were thrown a huge scare Thursday. It looked like the big upset was going to happen, as Coleridge trailed by 14 points with four minutes left in the fourth quarter. The Lady Bulldogs rallied, though and Kelsey Papenhausen hit a clutch three-pointer at the end of regulation and sent the game into overtime to
Hartington — The Hart-ington Lady Wildcats picked up their fourth win of the season Thursday when they used big second and fourth-quarter scoring runs to down the Winside Lady Wildcats 54-44. Kylie Bakke once again led the Lady Cats, hitting a trio of three pointers on her way to 17 points. Hartington sophomore Megan Goeden had a coming out party
WAUSA — The Lady Vikes picked up back-to-back wins over Bloomfield last week. The Purple Pride defeated the Queen Bees 52-46 in regular season action Jan. 22. The Lady Vikes then handed the Queen Bees a 62-52 setback Saturday in first-round action of the Lewis and Clark Tournament. The two victories gave Wausa a four-game win streak. The local girls
Homer — The Lady Wildcats of Hartington High drew the Lady Knights of Homer High School for their first round opponent in the Lewis and Clark Conference Tournament Saturday night. Homer’s Tricia Hoffman would absolutely scorch the nets for 39 points and lead the home team to a big 68-42 win. Kylie Bakke led the Lady Cats with 13 points
HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats made it three in a row Thursday. Hartingon now boasts a 9-5 record on the year. The Cats take on Winside in first-round action of the Lewis and Clark Conference Tournament Monday. The Wildcats started the winning sreak with a 60-39 win over Bloomfield. The Cats next defeated Plainview 67-50 before handing the Winside Wildats
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic came close last week, but was not able to pull off an upset win. Cedar put a huge scare into West Point Central Catholic Saturday and hung right with heavily favored Wayne for two and a half quarters Friday, before falling 58-46. Earlier in the week, the Trojans dropped a hart-breaking decision to Creighton. The Trojans
WYNOT — Veteran Wynot High School football coach Ron Rolfes has tendered his resignation as head coach of the Blue Devil football program effective at the end of the 2007-2008 school year. Coach Rolfes has held the head coaching job at Wynot for 20 years and has helped severaal atheletes earn All State football honors over the years. He also
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