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Lukias Higer, left, and Michael Muggli work through some technique as coach Sidney Coach John Ganser observes....
Lane Harvey drives hard to the hoop as Brenner Keane closes in....
Tyler Wintholz drives the hoop against the defense of Cody Frerichs....
Ashley Stafford goes for a layup....
Lukias Higer, in white, does battle with teammate Brenton Christian....
Central Elementary School 4th grader Daniel Johnson sits quietly as Rotary Club member Tom Hyde explains how to use his new dictionary. The Rotary donated more than 100 dictionaries to the 4th graders at Central Elementary School....
Kaelea Hart, Kaela Hart volunteers a word from her new dictionary....
There was a line in an old sitcom--I think it was M*A*S*H*--that went something like this: “Do you have anything to add, General?” “No, although I would like to add that I have nothing to add.” That’s kind of how I feel now. I have nothing to say. I thought I might find something interesting this morning by looking at web sights that say things about today in history. I thought that might loosen some sports memory that I might find interesting to share. It so happens today is one of the most boring days in human history. Certainly it seems to...
Whitney Christian takes the ball to the hoop during basketball practice yesterday at Peetz High School....
Over the roughly 11 weeks of the fall sports season there were plenty of ups and downs, with good days and bad days for all. During that journey, many of our area athletes have shined with brilliant performances that may be long remembered. Week One The fall season began in Peetz where the Bulldogs volleyball team came back from two sets down to win their opening match of the season. Senior Morgan Burns' strong game at the net, with 11 kills and 4 blocks helped lead the charge. Mikenna Curlee...
Senior Mason Low tries to contain the escape move of freshman teammate Michael Dietz....
Morgan Wolff, left, and Brooke Glass go through a defensive drill at the Potter-Dix High School gym....
By virtue of their semifinal wins on Friday the York Dukes will meet the Omaha Skutt Catholic Skyhawks in the final of the Nebraska Class B High School Football Championship next Monday night. The No. 4 Dukes upended the No. 1 Gretna Dragons on their home ground 12-7 after converting a fourth quarter turnover into the winning touchdown. Gretna advanced to the semis with a last-minute score against visiting Sidney the week before. Though York managed only four yards rushing, its quarterback...
The Norris Titans won the Nebraska Class B High School Volleyball Championship on Saturday with a 3-0 win over the Elkhorn South Storm at Grand Island’s Heartland Event Center. Both Norris (30-8) and Elkhorn South (22-14) proved to be giant killers as both made it to the finals from the bottom of the bracket. Elkhorn South qualified at No. 8 and Norris was installed as the No. 6 team. On its way to the final Elkhorn South defeated top seeded Pius X 3-2 and Omaha Skutt Catholic 3-2. Norris made its way to the final by erasing third seeded Waverl...
After ending the Leyton Warriors run at a state championship last week, the second seeded Giltner Hornets went on to win the Class D2 Volleyball State Championship on Saturday at the Heartland Event Center in Grand Island. The Hornets defeated the No. 5 Stuart Broncos 3-0 a day after the Broncos upset No. 1 seed Bertand in five sets. After eliminating the Warriors, Giltner edged No. 6 Sterling in five sets before meeting Stuart in the finals....
Despite another outstanding season the Leyton Warriors were eliminated from the Class D2 state volleyball tournament in straight sets by the Giltner Hornets on Thursday. The second seeded Hornets topped the No. 7 Warriors at Grand Island Central Catholic by set scores of 25-15, 25-13 and 25-17. Undeterred by the travel distance between Dalton and Grand Island, a large group of supporters made the long journey to root on their hometown Warriors. Giltner advances to play No. 6 Sterling on Friday a...
With the Leyton Warriors exit from the state volleyball tournament yesterday morning, the fall sports season for the Sun-Telegraph is now officially over. Now it's on to basketball and wrestling, and good luck to all. There was some exciting playoff action for many of the teams in our area. That the Warriors volleyball team was the last one standing is not a great surprise. It was the third year in a row and the fifth time in the last six years the Warriors have made the big dance. Congrats to...
KOTA sports personality John Clanton interviews Seniors Carly Rushman, left, and Whitney Goeman before they depart for state....
Ever since the Leyton Warriors (30-2) volleyball team lost a 2-1 decision to the Pine Bluffs Hornets on Oct. 12, the champions of Class D2 District 6 have reeled off 10 straight victories without dropping so much as a set. Perhaps the Warriors are peaking at just the right time. After a well-deserved pep rally and send off from Dalton tomorrow at 9 a.m., the Warriors will travel east for the third consecutive year to do battle in the Nebraska D2 State Championships. The seventh seeded Warriors w...
It's hard to know exactly how Class B's top ranked football team in the state viewed the Red Raiders before their quarterfinal playoff game on Friday. But there was no mistaking how the host Gretna Dragons felt afterwards. In an extremely close game that wasn't decided until the final seconds, the top seeded Dragons prevailed over No. 8 Sidney 24-17 to advance to the semi-final round this Friday. Once the game was over Gretna's senior running back and defensive back Travis Agagah rushed over to...
Facing all the challenges of a state-playoff match, the Red Raiders season came to an end at Beatrice on Saturday with a 3-0 loss to the Orange in a sub state pairing. Unlike in past years, district champions no longer earn automatic bids to state. Instead, a system was put in place whereby the top 16 teams - based on season-long power points - would be seeded for preliminary matches. The higher seeds were given home-court advantage. As the ninth seed, Sidney was required to make the long trip...
The Leyton Warriors celebrate their D2-6 district championship Thursday night at Bayard. The Warriors defeated Hay Springs in straight sets to earn their second title in the past three years. They travel to Grand Island to take part in the state tournament next week....
The Coyotes' drive for a berth in the state tournament came up one game short as they fell to the Brady Eagles in the Class D1-6 final at Garden County High School in Oshkosh Thursday night. Though the Coyotes were stopped in three sets, they showed the same brand of tenacity that earned them a sub district title last week by knocking off two higher seeds. Despite the scrap they showed, Brady ended Potter-Dix's season by set scores of 25-17, 25-16 and 25-17. Leading into the District final the...
Students from around the panhandle dressed up in school colors and wild costumes, following their classmates to places like Bayard, Oshkosh and Beatrice, hoping for a berth in the state tournament. Here a contingent from Potter-Dix shows off their finery....
After their 36-26 win over the Blair Bears last Friday at Weymouth Field, the Red Raiders have found themselves in a place they haven't been in 20 years. But how much does that really matter when none of the players on the present team had even been born until after 1993? By virtue of knocking off the ninth seeded Bears, the Raiders earned the right to meet top-seeded Gretna at their place Friday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. CST. The Dragons (10-0) ended 16th seeded Gross Catholic's season last week...
