Sports

The High Plains Community football team had picked up momentum with two wins in a row before losing a close battle against Nebraska Lutheran. Last Friday they looked to get back on track as they played their final home game of the season against a familiar opponent, the Palmer Tigers.

With a youthful and inexperienced roster, the Central City High School girls’ golf team looked to take their shot all season long as they continued to keep improving as the season went along.

With a youthful and inexperienced roster, the Central City High School girls’ golf team looked to take their shot all season long as they continued to keep improving as the season went along.

As we move down the stretch the 2022 volleyball season will begin to heat up as teams look to hit their stride late in the season before the regular season comes to a completion.

It has been a season to remember for the Central City High School softball team. Twenty-two wins, a nineteen-game winning streak, a Lou-Platte Conference Championship and most recently a sub-district championship.

They say that close only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades, and just like a grenade it was a late touchdown that shattered the hearts of Central City fans all across Bison Stadium on Friday night.

Brick by brick has been the motto of the Central City High School volleyball team this season and those bricks are beginning to pay off as the team has doubled their win total from a season ago.

Just like a race horse exploding out of the gates, the Nebraska Christian Eagles found themselves racking up points at a blistering pace following a fast start on Friday afternoon against Pleasanton.

You couldn’t have asked for a much better start than the one that the High Plains Community football team found on Friday night in Clarks. However, in football it isn’t how you start, it’s how you finish.

The Nebraska Christian volleyball team came into the season with plenty of unanswered questions as they looked to replace a talented senior class from a season ago.