Sports

Body It was another exciting week of sports action here in our local coverage area and this week we bring you photos to tell the story. Friday night the Bison football squad captured their first win of the season as they defeated Holdrege 21-14 on the road.

Body In the annual showdown of local teams it was again the Nebraska Christian Eagles who emerged victorious in their battle with High Plains, but both schools came together to have a prayer after the contest.

Body In an impressive display of skill and determination, the Central City softball team has stamped its authority on Class C softball, bringing its season record to an enviable 13-1.

Body The Nebraska Christian volleyball team is setting the standard high this season with an exceptional run so far, boasting a 7-1 record. They have been blazing through opponents, with their only loss coming against Class C’s Adams Central in a tough-fought 2-0 defeat.

Body The Central City volleyball team, despite displaying grit and tenacity, faced tough losses in their recent outings. This Tuesday night, the team fell to Wood River in three straight sets.

Body In one of the most electrifying games of the season, Central City Bison suffered a gut-wrenching 26-22 loss to the Cozad Haymakers last Friday. The game was a roller coaster from start to finish, with the final 90 seconds experiencing a jaw-dropping three lead changes.

Body It was an electrifying day on the hills as both the Central City boys and girls cross country teams claimed third place in a fiercely contested meet featuring powerhouses Nebraska Christian and Kearney Catholic.

Body In a tough outing last Thursday, the High Plains Storm faced off against Central Valley, enduring a 52-6 loss that proved challenging but also revealing.

Body The Friday night showdown between the Nebraska Christian Eagles and the Heartland Huskies ended with a final score of 34-19 in favor of Heartland.

Body Big time plays and big time moments were witnessed this past week. Left to right: Courtney Carlstrom is a stud to watch and it was obvious on Monday night. Oliver Herman (2) just makes plays. Eagles volleyball head coach Amy Schreiber recorded her 100th win this week.