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Lady Bison finish runner-up in holiday action

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For multiple days, Central City hosted some of the fiercest competition in the state as the Runza Holiday Classic brought together basketball teams from across Nebraska. It was a tournament filled with grit, passion, and unforgettable moments. But as the final buzzer sounded, all four local teams—Central City and Nebraska Christian boys and girls—felt the sting of defeat in their final games. Among them, it was the Lady Bison of Central City who came closest to glory, finishing as tournament runners-up in a hard-fought battle for the championship.
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Historic Lady Bison run ends against Minden

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The Central City girls basketball team has been the talk of the community this season, capturing hearts and igniting excitement with their best start in over 30 years. Opening the year with a 4-0 record, the Bison proved they were a team to watch. However, their unbeaten streak came to an end Tuesday night against one of the top teams in the state, Minden, in a game that showed their resilience and growth.

Bison rebound from tough losses with win over Minden

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The Central City Bison boys basketball team experienced the ups and downs of the season this past week, dropping two hard-fought games to Boone Central and Centura before bouncing back with an impressive victory over Minden. The week highlighted the team’s resilience and ability to compete against strong opponents as they improved to 3-2 on the season.
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Nebraska Christian and High Plains battle in girls basketball thriller; Storm boys cruise to victory

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Tuesday night in Polk, the gym was electric as the High Plains Storm hosted the Nebraska Christian Eagles in a highly anticipated non-conference matchup. On the girls’ side, the game lived up to its billing, with both teams delivering a fierce and competitive battle that wasn’t decided until the final moments. Meanwhile, the High Plains boys controlled their game from start to finish, rolling to a dominant victory.

Girls Wrestling Recap

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The Central City Bison and High Plains Storm girls wrestling teams spent the past week competing on two tough stages, with Central City hitting the mats in Aurora on Thursday before both teams took on a stacked field at the Crete Invitational on Saturday. While victories were earned and lessons learned, both squads showcased heart and progress as they continued their seasons.

Winter sports kick off for area athletes

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As the temperatures drop, the action heats up in gyms and wrestling rooms across Central Nebraska. Central City, Nebraska Christian, and High Plains are all off to impressive starts in basketball and wrestling, with student-athletes showcasing their dedication and talent in the early weeks of the winter sports season. Here’s a comprehensive look at how these teams are faring.
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Girls Wrestling

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Winter Sports Are Back

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Winter sports are back and with that the season has brought some new faces and returning stars. Left to right, from top left: The Central City wrestling team has produced some great athletes in the past two decades and beyond. Ace Schweitzer will look to add his name to that list after a perfect start. Truman Ryan has stepped up big for the Bison leading them to a hot start. At High Plains, players like Peyton Hofmann have the team rolling to a perfect start, while Sheridan Falk has been the leader at Nebraska Christian. For the Eagles wrestling team it has been guys like Jonah Green stepping up. The Lady Bison hoops squad and Hope Paup are perfect.