WAUSA — The Hartington golf team finished in fourth place in the Lewis and Clark Conference Tournament April 30 at the Rolling Hills Golf Course. Bancroft-Rosalie won the Conference title with a 351, while Ponca finished with a 359 to earn runner-up honors
WINSIDE — The Lewis and Clark Conference is expanding. When the Northeast Nebraska Activities Conference began falling apart through the winter months, it came as no surprise when Laurel-Concord/Coleridge High School and others went searching for a new conference home. Last Wednesday, the Lewis and Clark Conference voted on four applications for membership to the conference: LCC, Creighton, Plainview, and
HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats breezed past the competition to win both the boys and girls divisions at the Lewis & Clark Conference Track Meet here Saturday. The Hartington boys easily outdistanced runner-up Wakefield to earn their second straight conference track title. “Winning the conference meet in back to back years is a great accomplishment,” Coach Blair Kalin said. “The
HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic golf team claimed the title at Pierce and took third at the Hartington Invitational during action last week. Despite the third-place finish, Cedar Catholic Coach Mike Johnson was pleased with the team’s effort
NORFOLK — Several Hartington area athletes fared well at the elite Norfolk Classic Track Meet last week. Hartington’s Michaela Dendinger set a new HPS school record enroute to the Classic gold medal. She threw the discus 133-10 to earn the title. Her throw is the best in the state so far this year. Dendinger also took fifth in the shot
PIERCE — Despite a wet, cold and windy day, the Cedar Catholic girls claimed top honors Thursday here in the Tom Martin Memorial Bluejay Invitational. Cedar claimed four gold medals and racked up 128 points to edge Norfolk Catholic by 13 points. “It was exciting to see our girls win this meet. There are some great schools there so you
LAUREL — When Crofton left the Northeast Nebraska Activities Conference for the Mid States Conference the school’s administration could not have known that the move would generate a chain reaction and change the face of high school activities conferences in northeast Nebraska. After Crofton made their move to the MidStates official last year, the NENAC was left to search for
NORFOLK — The Cedar Catholic golf team won the MidStates Conference golf tournament here Saturday with a record-tying performance and Cedar junior Dalton Lammers walked away from the event as the conference medalist. The victory capped a very busy week for the Cedar golfers. Cedar’s varsity team competed at Pierce, O’Neill and Norfolk, while the Cedar JV team competed at
HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats roared out to two more invitational wins last week. The Hartington boys team outdistanced Stanton to earn the Hartington Invitational team title here Tuesday. Hartington then won the Wausa Invitational. “I was very happy with the performances we had. We won two meets last week and have really progressed as a team,” said Coach Blair
LAUREL — The Hartington boys’ golf team competed at a traingular in Ponca and at the Laurel Invitational last week. Cedar Catholic won the 19-team invitational, while Hartington finished tenth. Ethan Steiner paced the Wildcat golfers at both events. He carded a 44 at Ponca and a 48 at the Laurel meet
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