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Contestants included:Taylor Schnitzler (1st place), Hilarie Negus (1st place), Josey Root (2nd place), Madison Howe (1st place), Jordan Lynch (1st place), JT Kosmicki (2nd place), Bronx Cox (1st place), Mason Schreiber (2nd place), Dawson Purvis (1st place), Huck Wagner

In a thrilling day of wrestling at the NSAA State Dual Championships in Kearney, the Central City High School wrestling team, known as the Bison, showcased resilience and skill to clinch a fifth-place finish in Class C. Despite an initial setback, the team rebounded with determination, defeating...

The Central City Bison boys’ basketball team navigated through a series of highs and lows in the recent Lou-Platte Conference basketball tournament, culminating in a robust finish and a return to their winning ways in regular season play.

In the world of high school wrestling, the NSAA girl’s subdistrict meets are a crucial step for athletes aiming to extend their season into the district competitions and beyond.

In a remarkable turnaround, the Nebraska Christian Eagles boys basketball team, under the guidance of Head Coach Andy Perdew, broke through to victory this past weekend with impressive wins against Riverside and Burwell.

At the recent Crusader Invitational, Nebraska Christian’s wrestling team showcased their skill and determination, with standout performances paving the way for the upcoming District D-2 Championships.

The Central City Bison girls’ basketball team faced a challenging start to the Lou-Platte Conference Tournament with a tough upset loss to St. Paul. Despite the setback, the Bison quickly regrouped, demonstrating remarkable resilience and teamwork.

The annual Crossroads Conference wrestling meet brought with it plenty of excitement as High Plains Community secured a third place team finsih. One of the biggest moments of the day came from Gage Friesen who notched his 100th career victory. Friesen finished runnerup along with Caleb Sharman.

Following an impressive victory at the Ainsworth Invite, the Central City Bison wrestling team is turning its focus to the 2024 NSAA State Dual Championships. The Bison, seeded sixth, have their sights set on a strong showing this Saturday in Kearney to cap off an outstanding dual season.