Friday night football, folks! Where teenagers become heroes, the stands are packed with anxious parents trying not to yell too much, and the snack bar runs out of nachos by halftime. It was a night of wild plays, near-misses, and moments that’ll have us talking for a while.
Friday night means one thing in Nebraska—high school football. Fans from across the area will gather under the lights to watch their favorite teams compete in three pivotal matchups.
In an exciting season opener on Friday night, the High Plains Storm delivered a powerful performance, defeating the Nebraska Christian Eagles 50-14 in Central City. Both teams entered the game with high hopes, but it was the Storm’s explosive offense and stifling defense that set the pace early on.
This past week was packed with action across several sports for Central City, Nebraska Christian, and High Plains athletes. The Central City Bison and Nebraska Christian Eagles kicked off their cross country season at the St. Paul Invitational.
Well, well, well, Bison Nation, if you weren’t in Ord last night, you missed a good ol’ fashioned Bison beatdown. Central City rolled into town, left the bus running, and lit up the scoreboard like it was a 4th of July firework show—final score: 48-20.
Central City Girls Golf Team Starts Season Strong at Valley View Country Club The Central City Girls Golf Team opened their season last week at the Valley View Country Club, participating in the annual three-person scramble on Thursday.
Central City Softball keeps the momentum rolling with back-toback wins The Central City Bison softball team had a thrilling week on the diamond, securing two hard-fought victories that showcased both their resilience and firepower.
As the sun rises on the 2024 high school softball season, the Central City Bison are charging onto the field with renewed vigor and ambition. Last year's stellar 33-5 record is a tough act to follow, but the Bison are no strangers to high expectations.