Sports

Eagles, Storm head into postseason action this week

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The 2022-23 basketball season is quickly coming to an end and Tuesday both area boys and girls took a step in determining the fate of how their season would end. For both High Plains Community and Nebraska Christian girls basketball teams the day was an opportunity to hit the court and look to extend their season while the boys Sub-District brackets were announced.
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Ryan's Rundown: A look inside the C-3 District

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Now is the calm before the storm as soon the Bison Activity Dome will be full of drama and excitement as the C-3 District gets kicked off at 4:00 pm. Wrestlers will look to set themselves up for a solid push on Saturday with action beginning at 9:00 am. With schools from Centennial, Central City, Crofton/Bloomfield, Cross County/Osceola, Doniphan-Trumbull, Fairbury, Hastings St.

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Area girls wrestlers give it their all in tough district to wrap up 2022-23 season

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Girls wrestling in Nebraska is still new and only in the second sanctioned season by the NSAA. With that comes some kinks to be worked out and unfortunately the Central City Bison and the High Plains Community Storm girls wrestling teams experienced that firsthand this past weekend as the competed in the District-1 wrestling meet in Freemont.
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Bison battle to Lou-Platte Conference runner-up

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Heading into the Lou-Platte Conference Basketball Tournament it looked like the Central City Bison and the Doniphan-Trumbull Cardinals were on a collision course for what would be a highly anticipated rematch between the two squads that have not beaten by any other teams this season. In their one head-to-head matchup this season it was the Cardinals who were victorious and the Bison were looking to avenge that early season loss.
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Local wrestlers prepare for districts

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Here we are, after months of early mornings and late nights, the 2022-23 wresting season will soon come to an end for the majority of wrestlers across the state. Only the top four wrestlers in each weight class this Friday and Saturday will see their season continue as we enter into district competitions. For most it will be heartbreak, but for some it will be a moment of pure joy as they punch their ticket to the NSAA State Wrestling Championships.