Sports

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.

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.

It has been a basketball season full of success for the Eagles of Nebraska Christian, 28 of them to be exact coming from the teams that call the Nebraska Christian campus home.

The Central City High School girls basketball team has shown great promise at times this season and as we enter into the final month on the schedule they are looking to finish strong to keep building for the future.

As the 2022-23 high school basketball season continues to move at a rapid pace teams are looking to finish strong in the final games of the regular season. At High Plains Community that meant action at home last Friday as they played host to East Butler in a girls/boys doubleheader.

ELEMENTARY Thur., Feb. 9: Breakfast: Hash browns with cheese, sausage patty, chatsnax crackers, applesauce.

The calendar on the wall now officially reads February meaning that through the dark days of the cold winter days, high school sports will be a bright light at the end of a cold winter tunnel.

Sometimes in the Nebraska winter, Mother Nature stops you dead in your tracks and sends you looking for an alternative course of action. That is the scenario that the Central City High School wrestling team found themselves in as the Ainsworth wrestling meet was canceled due to weather.

Last Thursday in a battle of the Eagles it was heartbreak for the Eagles of Nebraska Christian as both the boys and girls squads felt the agony of defeat in dramatic fashion.