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November 9, 2022 Student Reactions

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“Right when the garage doors opened and the school walked in seeing the dome for the very first time, hearing everyone’s amazing positive opinions hit me. I couldn’t believe it was real. I am so excited to represent the Bison on the front of my jersey in the dome. I got chills thinking about being chosen to play in our awesome facilities. Our school has grown so much in just the past year and we should all celebrate by coming together and supporting one another. I want to give a huge thank you to everyone that contributed to the breathtaking structure. Thank you Central City.” - Caleigh Botsch, Junior “I thought it was phenomenal. I really wasn’t expecting it to look so advanced. I mean the scoreboard looks beyond gorgeous, we have a whole suite in the gym, Trainer Josh’s room is way more spacious and has an ice bath, the lockers don’t look musty and actuallylookcool,theshowersmakemewanttoshoweratschool, the bathrooms have dividers between stalls and have a smooth grey atmosphere to them, the lighting isn’t dim and really gets you to open your eyes, there are a million seats, and the trophy case looks way more appealing. All in all, it feels more advanced than most colleges! I know everyone keeps saying they feel so blessed by this, but it’s one hundred percent true. Our dome is a serious game-changer!”- Van Fasbender, Junior “When I walked into the Dome I was amazed. I couldn’t believe how good it looked and how well it all came together. I was walking around and imagining playing in the dome and how full it would be on game days. The atmosphere of the Dome is so cool and how we will all be able to compete in the dome. With the amount of time that was put into making it, it is so nice. The dome is definitely a place where everyone at Central City can be successful. I am very grateful for the opportunities we get at Central City.” -Aubrey Garfield, Sophomore
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Eagles soar in win over Titans to advance in Class D-1 football playoffs

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If you are a fan of good ol’ fashion football then Hebron, Nebraska was the place to be last Friday as the Nebraska Christian Eagles came to town looking to pull off an upset over the Thayer Central Titans. It was a battle of epic proportions as both teams came out swinging in a defensive battle.
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Lady Eagles defeat St. Cecilia to return to Lincoln

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What a Saturday afternoon it was for the Nebraska Christian Eagles. Looking to make a return to the NSAA State Volleyball Championships they found themselves in a battle with Hastings St. Cecilia in the D1-8 District final.

The Lady Eagles raced out to a great start and a two-set lead, but St. Cecilia battled back to force a fourth and later a fifth set. With the season on the line veteran players like Reghan Flynn led the way for NC as they were able to pick up the win in five sets (25-22, 25-20, 23-25, 16-25, 15-6) in what was a special environment in the Eagles Nest.