The Central City Bison are set to embark on the 2023/24 boys’ basketball season, following an impressive 24-4 record last year and a state tournament appearance.
The Nebraska Christian Eagles, guided by Head CoachAndy Perdew in his sixth year, are set to embark on the 2023/24 boys’ basketball season with renewed vigor and an infusion of young talent.
The Central City Lady Bison basketball team, under the seasoned guidance of 18-year head coach Dan Negus, gears up for a promising 2023/24 season with a blend of experienced seniors and eager underclassmen ready to make their mark on the court.
As the fall sports season is now behind us, the Central City cross country team has much to celebrate. Under the guidance of Coach Breann Thorberg, the team has achieved significant milestones, marking this year as a stepping stone for the program’s bright future.
Have you ever wanted to try something new? Hello, I am Kaydence Dettman, a female wrestler. I started wrestling in my 6th grade year with one of my friends. Soon after we started, I fell in love, but it wasn’t always love. Trust me, I went through a good amount of nerves and fear.
In heartfelt ceremonies brimming with excitement and school spirit, Central City High School’s own Jerzie Schindler and Nebraska Christian’s Ali Bruning took a leap towards their collegiate dreams, signing with the University of Nebraska-Kearney.
In heartfelt ceremonies brimming with excitement and school spirit, Central City High School’s own Jerzie Schindler and Nebraska Christian’s Ali Bruning took a leap towards their collegiate dreams, signing with the University of Nebraska-Kearney.
A night of nostalgia and celebration unfolded at Buena Vista University (BVU) on Friday, October 13, as the university hosted its prestigious Athletics Hall of Fame banquet. Among the luminaries inducted was none other than Clarks’ very own basketball maestro, Jason Evers, a 1996 alumnus of BVU.
The Nebraska Christian volleyball team’s impressive journey this season came to an end last Saturday. The Eagles faced off against the formidable Mustangs of Sumner-Eddyville-Miller (SEM) in a district final matchup, with hopes of securing a ticket to the state volleyball tournament.
In an electrifying display of skill and teamwork, the Nebraska Christian volleyball team stamped their ticket to the district final after clinching the D1-4 subdistrict title this week. The team, showcasing their prowess and determination, first overcame Heartland on Monday night.