Sports

Body The High Plains Community Storm are heading into the playoffs with confidence after a dominant 65-14 win over Deshler last Friday night.

Body The Central City Bison cross country team has much to celebrate following a strong performance at last Thursday’s district meet, where three runners qualified for the NSAA State Cross Country Meet.

Body The Nebraska Christian Eagles soared to victory at the Class D-4 District Cross Country Meet last Thursday, qualifying both their boys’ and girls’ teams for the NSAA State Cross Country Meet in Kearney this Friday.

Body The Nebraska Christian Eagles ended their season on a high note, securing a 39-14 victory over the Osceola Bulldogs in their final home conference game.

Body It was a week of hard-fought battles for both Nebraska Christian and High Plains volleyball teams, as their respective journeys through the Goldenrod and Crossroads Conference tournaments came to heartbreaking conclusions.

Body For the first time ever, Central City earned a Lou-Platte Conference volleyball championship, their first in any conference since 2001. Read more in sports.

Body In a season defined by perseverance, determination, and grit, the Central City High School softball team left it all on the field, finishing as district runner-up after a pair of tough losses to Guardian Angels Central Catholic (GACC).

Body The High Plains Storm delivered a powerful performance Friday night, cruising to a 47-20 win over the Lawrence-Nelson Raiders. In a matchup that showcased the Storm’s physical dominance, both the offense and defense came together for a decisive victory in front of the home crowd.

Body Central City sophomore Cyah White Bull wrapped up her state golf tournament performance with a flourish, finishing tied for 25th at the Class C State Golf Tournament held at Lake Maloney Golf Club.

Body Central City put on another clinic Friday night, steamrolling Milford 55-7 and securing their spot at the top of the district standings. With the win, the Bison improved to 6-1 overall and 3-0 in district play, keeping their sights firmly set on a district championship.