Sports

The 2021-22 season was a long and tough one for the Central City High School girls’ basketball team as they waited 15 games to pickup their first and only victory of the season. This season the team came in with a new mindset as they looked to show improvement from last year.

There are plenty of reasons for Bison wrestling fans to be excited coming into a new season. A hard-working group has begun their journey towards self-improvement ahead of district weekend in February and they are off to a solid start.

Through the opening week of the season, it has been mixed results for High Plains Community on the hardwood. The Lady Storm are off to a great start with a pair of wins while the Storm boys are still searching for that first win after a pair of tough losses.

There has been no shortage of wrestling success over the years at High Plains Community and the current crop of Storm wrestlers hit the mat last week looking to get off to a fast start to the 2022-23 season with the hopes of continuing a tradition of success.

The Nebraska Christian wrestling team made their return to action this past Saturday at the Harvard Wrestling Invitational to kick off what they hope is a 2022-23 wrestling season with plenty of success.

Last Thursday and Friday the Nebraska Christian Eagles took to the basketball court to begin their journey in the 2022-23 basketball season.

The year was 1947 and the big news in the sports world that year was that Jackie Robinson took to the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers becoming the first African-American to play Major League Baseball.

When the curtains closed on the 2021-22 Bison wrestling season there was plenty to be excited about.

Fire up some Bob Dylan on the jukebox because the times they are-a changin’. For over fifty years women have been working to make their mark on high school sports in Nebraska and at Central City High School the winter sports season will provide even more opportunity for the Lady Bison.

Last Wednesday students and faculty were able to get their first peak inside the Bison Athletic Dome and in doing so it left many Bison students, faculty and alums in disbelief.