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Bison wrestlers shine at conference

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The Central City Bison wrestling teams put forth a strong effort at Saturday’s Lou-Platte Conference Championships, showcasing grit and determination across the board. While the boys narrowly missed out on the team title—falling just half a point behind rival St. Paul—their individual performances demonstrated the depth and potential of this squad. On the girls’ side, a small but resilient roster brought home two medals, continuing to battle through adversity in a challenging season.

Storm grapplers continue to impress

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The High Plains Community wrestling team put forth a strong showing this past Saturday at the Neligh-Oakdale Invite, with standout performances highlighting the day as the Storm gear up for a critical stretch of the season. February looms large, bringing with it the promise of district competition and the ultimate goal: punching a ticket to the NSAA State Wrestling Meet in Omaha.
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Keeping it 100

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Saturday was a big day of wrestling for the Central City Bison as they competed well against tough competition at Grand Island Northwest. The day was also one of milestones as Riley Lavene secured his 100th win. Soon after, Bryce Kunz notched his 100th career pin and in the next dual, Dylan Lovejoy secured his 100th career win. Central City will see action Thursday inside the Bison Dome for a girls and boys dual.
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Bison finish runner-up, Lovejoy leads the way

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The 57th annual Central City Wrestling Invite proved to be a showcase of grit and determination, as the host Bison battled their way to a runner-up finish in a tightly contested team race. The storied event, steeped in tradition, delivered its usual drama, with Central City coming up just short of the team title, edged by Minden in the final match of the day.

Manstedt Invite expands legacy with three-day showcase

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The Norm Manstedt Invitational delivered three days of intense competition at its new venue, the Columbus Fieldhouse, honoring the legendary coach with a wrestling spectacle that celebrated skill, determination, and sportsmanship. The tournament, which featured both girls and boys divisions, highlighted the growth and inclusivity of the sport while maintaining the high standard of excellence associated with Manstedt’s legacy.