CSC senior quarterback Dalton Holst gives us thoughts on a bunch of topics involving the Eagles and the excitement to be playing spring football in 2021.

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🎥| Video: Chadron State QB Dalton Holst balances spring ball and student teaching

Chadron State football is getting ready for the fall season with its annual spring football session, and it's also getting ready to face another school - Northern Colorado on Saturday in Greeley for a spring scrimmage.&nbsp;

 Here's a photo album from Monday's practice showcasing the Eagles working out at different positions.

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 </figure>By: Dave Collins, Sports DirectorChadron State football is getting ready for the fall season with its annual spring football session, and it's also getting ready to face another school - Northern Colorado on Saturday in Greeley for a spring scrimmage.&nbsp; Here's a photo album from Monday's practice showcasing the Eagles working out at different positions.<figure>
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 <figcaption>Running Back Elijah Myles is back in Chadron for spring and ready to rejoin the backfield in the fall with a heavy workload of carries.&nbsp; Myles is one of the top rushers in the RMAC and was not a participant in the fall-shortened season during the pandemic.&nbsp;</figcaption>
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📸| CSC Football Spring Practice Monday - Photo Album

DENVER (AP) — Major League Baseball plans to relocate the All-Star Game to Coors Field in Denver after pulling this year’s Midsummer Classic from Atlanta over objections to sweeping changes to Georgia’s voting laws, according to a person familiar with the decision. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Monday night because MLB hadn’t announced the move yet. The commissioner’s office was expected to declare Tuesday that the Colorado Rockies will host the game. ESPN was first to report the decision. MLB pulled the July 13 game from Truist Park in Atlanta in response to Georgia voting rules that Republican Gov. Brian Kemp quickly signed into law March 25. Critics have condemned the changes as being too restrictive.

DENVER (AP) — Major League Baseball plans to relocate the All-Star Game to Coors Field in Denver after pulling this year’s Midsummer Classic from Atlanta over objections to sweeping changes to Georgia’s voting laws, according to a person familiar with the decision. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Monday night because MLB hadn’t announced the move yet. The commissioner’s office was expected to declare Tuesday that the Colorado Rockies will host the game. ESPN was first to report the decision. MLB pulled the July 13 game from Truist Park in Atlanta in response to Georgia voting rules that Republican Gov. Brian Kemp quickly signed into law March 25. Critics have condemned the changes as being too restrictive.

MLB expected to announce Denver as new All-Star Game host this summer

LINCOLN, Neb.&nbsp;- The Nebraska volleyball team was selected as the No. 5 overall seed for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon and will be one of 48 teams to compete in&nbsp;the NCAA Tournament at the CHI Health Center Omaha from April 14-24.&nbsp;

The Huskers, making their 39th straight NCAA Tournament appearance, will open the tournament on Thursday, April 15 at 2:30 p.m. against the winner of the Texas State-Utah Valley&nbsp;first-round match that takes place on Wednesday, April 14. The top 16 seeds received a first-round bye. Nebraska's region includes No. 4 seed Texas, No. 12 seed Baylor and No. 13 seed Penn State. The Huskers are on the left half of the bracket that also includes No. 1 national seed Wisconsin, No. 8 Florida and No. 9 Ohio State. The top two national seeds on the other side of the bracket are No. 2 Kentucky and No. 3 Minnesota.

Nebraska, which has been to four NCAA Semifinals in the last five years and won National Championships in 2015 and 2017, finished the regular season 14-2 and in third place in the Big Ten Conference. The Huskers played 16 of their 22 scheduled regular-season matches, as six were canceled due to COVID-19 issues for opposing teams.&nbsp; The first-round bye will be the Huskers' first automatic advancement to the second round since 1997 when the tournament featured 56 teams. In 1998 the field was expanded to 68 teams. The Big Red will await the winner of Texas State-Utah Valley, who will play on Wednesday, April 14 at 2:30 p.m. Texas State played 38 matches - more than any team in the country - spread out over both the fall and spring&nbsp;and posted a 30-8 record. The Bobcats won the Sun Belt Conference Tournament in November for the third year in a row. Texas State is coming off a 3-1 win at No. 9 Baylor on April 1. Utah Valley is making its first tournament appearance after winning the WAC Conference Tournament on Saturday with a 3-0 sweep over New Mexico State. Utah Valley posted a 14-5 overall record this spring. The Wolverines went 12-4 in the WAC.&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: NU Athletic CommunicationsLINCOLN, Neb.&nbsp;- The Nebraska volleyball team was selected as the No. 5 overall seed for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon and will be one of 48 teams to compete in&nbsp;the NCAA Tournament at the CHI Health Center Omaha from April 14-24.&nbsp;The Huskers, making their 39th straight NCAA Tournament appearance, will open the tournament on Thursday, April 15 at 2:30 p.m. against the winner of the Texas State-Utah Valley&nbsp;first-round match that takes place on Wednesday, April 14. The top 16 seeds received a first-round bye. Nebraska's region includes No. 4 seed Texas, No. 12 seed Baylor and No. 13 seed Penn State. The Huskers are on the left half of the bracket that also includes No. 1 national seed Wisconsin, No. 8 Florida and No. 9 Ohio State. The top two national seeds on the other side of the bracket are No. 2 Kentucky and No. 3 Minnesota.Nebraska, which has been to four NCAA Semifinals in the last five years and won National Championships in 2015 and 2017, finished the regular season 14-2 and in third place in the Big Ten Conference. The Huskers played 16 of their 22 scheduled regular-season matches, as six were canceled due to COVID-19 issues for opposing teams.&nbsp; The first-round bye will be the Huskers' first automatic advancement to the second round since 1997 when the tournament featured 56 teams. In 1998 the field was expanded to 68 teams. The Big Red will await the winner of Texas State-Utah Valley, who will play on Wednesday, April 14 at 2:30 p.m. Texas State played 38 matches - more than any team in the country - spread out over both the fall and spring&nbsp;and posted a 30-8 record. The Bobcats won the Sun Belt Conference Tournament in November for the third year in a row. Texas State is coming off a 3-1 win at No. 9 Baylor on April 1. Utah Valley is making its first tournament appearance after winning the WAC Conference Tournament on Saturday with a 3-0 sweep over New Mexico State. Utah Valley posted a 14-5 overall record this spring. The Wolverines went 12-4 in the WAC.&nbsp;

Huskers earn #5 national seed for NCAA volleyball tournament

DENVER (AP) — Julio Urías got off to a strong start after a fine finish in last year’s World Series, pitching into the eighth inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 4-2.  Urías gave up one run and three hits in the longest start of his career. The 24-year-old left-hander struck out six and walked one in his season debut. He needed just 77 pitches to get through seven innings and exited after Ryan McMahon singled to lead off the eighth. Urías capped off the Game 6 clincher against Tampa Bay in the World Series last year with 2 1/3 hitless innings.

DENVER (AP) — Julio Urías got off to a strong start after a fine finish in last year’s World Series, pitching into the eighth inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 4-2. Urías gave up one run and three hits in the longest start of his career. The 24-year-old left-hander struck out six and walked one in his season debut. He needed just 77 pitches to get through seven innings and exited after Ryan McMahon singled to lead off the eighth. Urías capped off the Game 6 clincher against Tampa Bay in the World Series last year with 2 1/3 hitless innings.

Dodgers top Rockies Sunday to take series

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 2, 2021 –&nbsp;Chadron State College softball lost a nail-biter in game one of Friday's doubleheader in Chadron against MSU Denver, and lost game two in five innings due to the run rule, in the first day of a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference series. "It's nice to see the ladies come in and compete," said CSC Head Softball Coach&nbsp;Kaley Ness. "They never gave up, and our hitters had trust in the hitters around them that they're going to also get on base. One person didn't have to carry the weight of the team. Instead, everyone took responsibility for their own bats." In game one, the two teams battled back and forth to a 3-3 tie through four innings, before the Roadrunners pulled away in the fifth and sixth to make it 8-3. However, CSC got two runs back in the bottom of the sixth and MSU Denver led 9-5 headed into the bottom of the seventh. There,&nbsp;Angelica Maples&nbsp;hit a leadoff double, and&nbsp;Ali Conder&nbsp;got her first career base hit by doubling home Maples. Both players entered the game as pinch-hitters for their only at-bats. Ellie Owens,&nbsp;Samantha Conradie, and&nbsp;Bailey Marvel&nbsp;strung together singles to make it 9-8 with two outs, and runners at first and second, but Roadrunners pitcher Destinee Lopez got the final out in the batter's box with a strikeout. Starting pitcher Darby McGhee claimed the win, pitching six and two-thirds innings to improve to 6-2. Lopez earned her third save by entering the game with the potential tying run on base and the winning run at the plate. Tia Kohl&nbsp;was the pitcher of record for the Eagles, falling to 3-7. The latter game in the doubleheader went 9-0 in the Roadrunners' favor. They received five walks, one CSC error, and scored one run on a passed ball, and they only needed six base hits to end the game in five innings, after reaching their final score in four. The scoring began on a Mackenzie Jamieson triple to right field in the first inning, and the Roadrunners' leading batter, Shelby Robb, capped it off in the fourth with her second homer of the day, good for the final three runs. This time, Lopez pitched a complete game, allowing only two base hits and striking out five in five innings. Peyton Propp&nbsp;dropped to 3-7 in the loss for CSC. Chadron State fell to 7-15 (7-11 RMAC), while MSU Denver improved to 11-5 (10-4 RMAC). Another doubleheader is set for 11 a.m. Saturday. The park is once again closed Saturday, however spectators are welcome to observe from beyond the fence, as many did Friday, for no charge.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 2, 2021 –&nbsp;Chadron State College softball lost a nail-biter in game one of Friday's doubleheader in Chadron against MSU Denver, and lost game two in five innings due to the run rule, in the first day of a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference series. "It's nice to see the ladies come in and compete," said CSC Head Softball Coach&nbsp;Kaley Ness. "They never gave up, and our hitters had trust in the hitters around them that they're going to also get on base. One person didn't have to carry the weight of the team. Instead, everyone took responsibility for their own bats." In game one, the two teams battled back and forth to a 3-3 tie through four innings, before the Roadrunners pulled away in the fifth and sixth to make it 8-3. However, CSC got two runs back in the bottom of the sixth and MSU Denver led 9-5 headed into the bottom of the seventh. There,&nbsp;Angelica Maples&nbsp;hit a leadoff double, and&nbsp;Ali Conder&nbsp;got her first career base hit by doubling home Maples. Both players entered the game as pinch-hitters for their only at-bats. Ellie Owens,&nbsp;Samantha Conradie, and&nbsp;Bailey Marvel&nbsp;strung together singles to make it 9-8 with two outs, and runners at first and second, but Roadrunners pitcher Destinee Lopez got the final out in the batter's box with a strikeout. Starting pitcher Darby McGhee claimed the win, pitching six and two-thirds innings to improve to 6-2. Lopez earned her third save by entering the game with the potential tying run on base and the winning run at the plate. Tia Kohl&nbsp;was the pitcher of record for the Eagles, falling to 3-7. The latter game in the doubleheader went 9-0 in the Roadrunners' favor. They received five walks, one CSC error, and scored one run on a passed ball, and they only needed six base hits to end the game in five innings, after reaching their final score in four. The scoring began on a Mackenzie Jamieson triple to right field in the first inning, and the Roadrunners' leading batter, Shelby Robb, capped it off in the fourth with her second homer of the day, good for the final three runs. This time, Lopez pitched a complete game, allowing only two base hits and striking out five in five innings. Peyton Propp&nbsp;dropped to 3-7 in the loss for CSC. Chadron State fell to 7-15 (7-11 RMAC), while MSU Denver improved to 11-5 (10-4 RMAC). Another doubleheader is set for 11 a.m. Saturday. The park is once again closed Saturday, however spectators are welcome to observe from beyond the fence, as many did Friday, for no charge.&nbsp;&nbsp;

🥎|Roadrunners get by CSC in Friday doubleheader

Rockies knock off World Series champs on Opening Day

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles County sheriff says detectives have determined what caused Tiger Woods to crash his SUV last month in Southern California but declined to release details, citing unspecified privacy concerns for the golf star. 

Woods suffered serious injuries in the Feb. 23 crash just outside Los Angeles. He is in Florida recovering from multiple surgeries. 

Sheriff Alex Villanueva on Wednesday said detectives have determined what caused the collision but claimed investigators need permission from Woods to release information about the crash. Woods previously named his yacht “Privacy.” 

 A police expert refuted Villanueva's privacy claims.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles County sheriff says detectives have determined what caused Tiger Woods to crash his SUV last month in Southern California but declined to release details, citing unspecified privacy concerns for the golf star. Woods suffered serious injuries in the Feb. 23 crash just outside Los Angeles. He is in Florida recovering from multiple surgeries. Sheriff Alex Villanueva on Wednesday said detectives have determined what caused the collision but claimed investigators need permission from Woods to release information about the crash. Woods previously named his yacht “Privacy.” A police expert refuted Villanueva's privacy claims.

Cause of Tiger Woods crash found, officials won't reveal it

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🎙 CSC Sports Journal: Softball Coach Kaley Ness & MSU-Denver Series Preview

&nbsp; LAS VEGAS, N.M. -- March 28, 2021 --&nbsp;The Chadron State College softball team persevered&nbsp;in two extra-inning Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference games on Sunday, downing New Mexico Highlands University 5-4 and 4-0 to capture the series victory in Las Vegas, 3-1. "Our pitchers did a great job getting ahead in the count, as well as limiting the number of batters we put on base," said CSC Head Softball Coach&nbsp;Kaley Ness. "By doing so, they kept us in the game and gave our hitters extra opportunities to score runs. We're proud of the team, and we look forward to working hard to get better this week in preparation for our games this upcoming weekend." CSC's No. 1 pitcher&nbsp;Tia Kohl&nbsp;improved to 3-5 on the season with a complete nine-inning game in the third contest of the series Sunday morning. She had two of her three strikeouts in extra innings, holding NMHU without a hit in the final three frames, to finish with a .250 opponent batting average and a 3.11 earned runs average for the day. Highlands jumped on the board first, in its first at-bat, with an RBI double by Carlee Gonzalez. Micah Stouffer&nbsp;answered for the Eagles in the top of the second, hitting a solo homer with one out to even the score at 1-1. It was three and one half innings before NMHU broke the tie, getting three of its nine base hits in the bottom of the fifth including an RBI single by Samantha Gamboa to go ahead 2-1. CSC again answered the bell with a three-run sixth inning, taking a 4-2 lead. The Eagles got four walks and singles from&nbsp;Gabby Russell&nbsp;and&nbsp;Addison Spears, with the latter batting in the go-ahead RBI. New Mexico Highlands evened things up with a sixth-inning homer by Brooklynn&nbsp;DeLozier, good for two more scores. Things remained knotted 4-4 until an unearned ninth-inning, game-winning run represented by&nbsp;Bailey Marvel&nbsp;on a fielding error by the Cowgirls. Gamboa fell to 0-3 in the pitching circle with the seven and two-thirds inning decision, in which she exited in the sixth and re-entered in the seventh to allow the leadoff single to Marvel. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4553">Peyton Propp</a>&nbsp;twirled an eight-inning two-hitter in the late game. She advanced her record to 3-6 by fanning eight NMHU batters and walking only two, going the distance for a complete game shutout. CSC left runners on base in each of the first six innings, yet the game remained scoreless headed into the top of the eighth. There, the Eagles went on a hitting spree, getting one walk and five singles from&nbsp;Ellie Owens, Spears,&nbsp;Mackenzi Kroll,&nbsp;Samantha Conradie, and&nbsp;Sloane Quijas. Ahead 4-0, Propp struck out the final batter in the bottom of the ninth to punctuate the win. Nathalie Blattmann received the loss for the Cowgirls, falling to 3-6. Both of Highlands' base hits in the game were swatted by Tamia Yellowman. Quijas and Conradie led the Eagles in the batter's box on Sunday, both going 3-for-7. For the series, Kroll and Stouffer took top billing for the Eagles. While each player homered twice, Kroll hit 4-for-10 with six RBI, three runs scored, and two walks while Stouffer was 5-for-16 with one walk. CSC improved to 7-13 (7-9 RMAC) over the weekend, while NMHU fell to 5-15, all in league play. The Eagles are back at home on Friday, hosting MSU Denver, which is riding an eight-game winning streak. That series is set to conclude on Saturday.

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 </figure>By: Kaleb Center, CSC Sports Information&nbsp; LAS VEGAS, N.M. -- March 28, 2021 --&nbsp;The Chadron State College softball team persevered&nbsp;in two extra-inning Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference games on Sunday, downing New Mexico Highlands University 5-4 and 4-0 to capture the series victory in Las Vegas, 3-1. "Our pitchers did a great job getting ahead in the count, as well as limiting the number of batters we put on base," said CSC Head Softball Coach&nbsp;Kaley Ness. "By doing so, they kept us in the game and gave our hitters extra opportunities to score runs. We're proud of the team, and we look forward to working hard to get better this week in preparation for our games this upcoming weekend." CSC's No. 1 pitcher&nbsp;Tia Kohl&nbsp;improved to 3-5 on the season with a complete nine-inning game in the third contest of the series Sunday morning. She had two of her three strikeouts in extra innings, holding NMHU without a hit in the final three frames, to finish with a .250 opponent batting average and a 3.11 earned runs average for the day. Highlands jumped on the board first, in its first at-bat, with an RBI double by Carlee Gonzalez. Micah Stouffer&nbsp;answered for the Eagles in the top of the second, hitting a solo homer with one out to even the score at 1-1. It was three and one half innings before NMHU broke the tie, getting three of its nine base hits in the bottom of the fifth including an RBI single by Samantha Gamboa to go ahead 2-1. CSC again answered the bell with a three-run sixth inning, taking a 4-2 lead. The Eagles got four walks and singles from&nbsp;Gabby Russell&nbsp;and&nbsp;Addison Spears, with the latter batting in the go-ahead RBI. New Mexico Highlands evened things up with a sixth-inning homer by Brooklynn&nbsp;DeLozier, good for two more scores. Things remained knotted 4-4 until an unearned ninth-inning, game-winning run represented by&nbsp;Bailey Marvel&nbsp;on a fielding error by the Cowgirls. Gamboa fell to 0-3 in the pitching circle with the seven and two-thirds inning decision, in which she exited in the sixth and re-entered in the seventh to allow the leadoff single to Marvel. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4553">Peyton Propp</a>&nbsp;twirled an eight-inning two-hitter in the late game. She advanced her record to 3-6 by fanning eight NMHU batters and walking only two, going the distance for a complete game shutout. CSC left runners on base in each of the first six innings, yet the game remained scoreless headed into the top of the eighth. There, the Eagles went on a hitting spree, getting one walk and five singles from&nbsp;Ellie Owens, Spears,&nbsp;Mackenzi Kroll,&nbsp;Samantha Conradie, and&nbsp;Sloane Quijas. Ahead 4-0, Propp struck out the final batter in the bottom of the ninth to punctuate the win. Nathalie Blattmann received the loss for the Cowgirls, falling to 3-6. Both of Highlands' base hits in the game were swatted by Tamia Yellowman. Quijas and Conradie led the Eagles in the batter's box on Sunday, both going 3-for-7. For the series, Kroll and Stouffer took top billing for the Eagles. While each player homered twice, Kroll hit 4-for-10 with six RBI, three runs scored, and two walks while Stouffer was 5-for-16 with one walk. CSC improved to 7-13 (7-9 RMAC) over the weekend, while NMHU fell to 5-15, all in league play. The Eagles are back at home on Friday, hosting MSU Denver, which is riding an eight-game winning streak. That series is set to conclude on Saturday.

🥎|Chadron State softball takes series at NM Highlands with extra-innings wins

1.	12, Caydince Groth		12.84 Cheyenne South

4.	12, Bella Rickertsen		13.23 Gothenburg

3.	9, Lauren (Fia) Rasmussen		14.42 Chadron

4.	12, Bella Rickertsen		28.88 Gothenburg

2.	11, Darby Downham		1:05.66 Cheyenne South

4.	12, Paige Guille		1:06.29Cheyenne South

4.	9, Caylee Mueller		3:20.33 Cheyenne South

2.	10, Samantha Rodewald		12:38.14 McCook

1.	10,&nbsp; Aspen Graves		14:30.66 Chadron

300m Hurdles&nbsp; Division I

1.	12, Caydince Groth		48.21 Cheyenne South

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 </figure>By: Dave Collins, Sports DirectorSidney Invitational Track MeetMarch 27, 2021100 Meters Division I1.	12, Caydince Groth		12.84 Cheyenne South2.	10, Sophia Plugge		13.14 Ogallala3.	10, Kodi Johnson		13.20 Laramie4.	12, Bella Rickertsen		13.23 Gothenburg5.	10, Kynlee Strauser		13.24 Gothenburg6.	12, Logan Holly		13.43 Sidney100 Meters Division II1.	9, Briana Pires		14.17 Laramie2.	9, Hannah Devlin		14.28 Gothenburg3.	9, Lauren (Fia) Rasmussen		14.42 Chadron4.	11, Bailey Craven		14.49 Laramie5.	9, Kinley Richardson		14.55 Chadron6.	10, Alisyn Swinney		14.60 Chadron200 Meters1.	11, Makayla Kirchner		27.60 Ogallala2.	10, Sophia Plugge		28.31 Ogallala3.	10, Kodi Johnson		28.60 Laramie4.	12, Bella Rickertsen		28.88 Gothenburg5.	12, Taylor Trumper		28.90 Ogallala6.	12, Logan Holly		29.14 Sidney200 Meters Division II1.	9, Jaelynne Clarke		29.02 Alliance2.	9, Briana Pires		30.50 Laramie3.	10, Celeste Whitwer		31.09 Alliance4.	9, Kinley Richardson		31.29 Chadron5.	10, Alisyn Swinney		31.65 Chadron6.	9, Ashlyn Richeson		32.27 Gothenburg400 Meters1.	10, Shawna Wilkinson		1:02.79 McCook2.	11, Darby Downham		1:05.66 Cheyenne South3.	12, Libby Berryhill		1:06.06 Laramie4.	12, Paige Guille		1:06.29Cheyenne South5.	12, Dianna Kollars		1:07.52 Alliance6.	9, Addie Forry		1:07.9 Laramie400 Meters Division II1.	9, Ava Weyers		1:06.5 Gothenburg2.	9, Eideann Tuttle		1:09.54 Ogallala3.	10, Braelyn Fowler		1:10.7 Laramie4.	10, Celeste Whitwer		1:13.17 Alliance5.	12, Keressa Ojeda		1:20.58 Alliance6.	9, Abbey Baumgarten		1:20.64 Chadron800 Meters1.	9, Addie Forry		2:36.70 Laramie2.	10, Madison Seiler		2:37.07 Gering3.	10, Shawna Wilkinson		2:39.99 McCook4.	12, Layne Burnett		2:41.24 Burns5.	9, Kyndall Carnahan		2:45.90 Chadron6.	10, Tayden Kirchner		2:46.27 Ogallala800 Meters Division II1.	11, Karalyn Stevens		3:04.01 Sidney2.	9, Kyra Skiles		3:07.46 Ogallala3.	10, Madison Herbel		3:13.46 Gering4.	9, Caylee Mueller		3:20.33 Cheyenne South5.	10, Sandra Hixon		3:28.20 McCook6.	9, Abigail Nielson		3:28.56McCook1600 Meters1.	10, Madison Seiler		5:41.76 Gering2.	9, Talissa Tanquary		5:41.78 Sidney3.	12, Morgan Jaggers		5:46.42 Sidney4.	9, Lindee Henning		5:49.41 Ogallala5.	10, Samantha Rodewald		5:57.54 McCook6.	11, Ilysa Soule		6:05.48 Laramie1600 Meters Division II1.	10, Madison Herbel		6:48.71 Gering2.	9, Maddie Armstrong		6:51.24 Ogallala3.	12, Nia Meyer		6:53.10 Chadron4.	10, Aspen Graves		7:01.08 Chadron5.	10, Maddie Bogus		7:19.16 Gothenburg6.	9, Kylie Backus		7:21.16 Gering3200 Meters1.	11, Emma Gonzales		12:22.05 Burns2.	10, Samantha Rodewald		12:38.14 McCook3.	9, Lindee Henning		12:55.30 Ogallala4.	11, Ilysa Soule		13:16.59 Laramie5.	9, Lauren Henning		13:55.97 Ogallala6.	11, Kieran Burns		14:00.43 Laramie3200 Meters Division II1.	10,&nbsp; Aspen Graves		14:30.66 Chadron<figure>
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 </figure>100m Hurdles1.	12, Taylor Gardner		16.43 Laramie2.	9, Chloe Ahrens		17.55 Sidney3.	11, Emma Dutton		17.60 McCook4.	11, Rylee Ward		17.80 Burns5.	11, Ainsley M Taylor		18.64 McCook6.	12, Jaden Gipfert		18.75 Burns100m Hurdles Division II1.	9, Naila Ford		19.52 Ogallala2.	9, Logan Hilbers		19.68 Gothenburg3.	9, Lake McClure		21.16 Ogallala4.	9, Brooklyn Subjeck		21.50 Sidney5.	11, Kristin Rasmussen		21.62 Chadron6.	9, Payton Jehorek		22.13 Ogallala300m Hurdles&nbsp; Division I1.	12, Caydince Groth		48.21 Cheyenne South2.	9, Chloe Ahrens		50.54 Sidney3.	11, Emma Dutton		50.94 McCook4.	10, Emily Gardner		54.41 Laramie5.	11, Ainsley M Taylor		55.72 McCook6.	11, Macala Hood		57.20 Alliance300m Hurdles&nbsp; Division II1.	9, Logan Hilbers		56.83 Gothenburg2.	9, Maci Rutledge		59.06 Chadron3.	9, Brooklyn Subjeck		59.15 Sidney4.	9, Naila Ford		1:00.82 Ogallala5.	11, Kristin Rasmussen		1:03.01 Chadron6.	12, Mia Pearce		1:03.70 Laramie4x100 Relay1. 52.38 Ogallala2. 53.06 Cheyenne South3. 54.69 Gothenburg4. 56.21 Laramie5. 56.70 McCook6. 56.97 Alliance4x100 Relay Division II&nbsp;1. 59.25 Alliance2. 1:02.39 Sidney3. 1:04.68 Ogallala4x400 Relay1. 4:27.85 McCook2. 4:29.63a	Ogallala3. 4:31.52 Gothenburg4. 4:32.49 Sidney5. 4:37.23 Laramie6. 4:37.83 Chadron4x400 Relay Division II1. 4:56.34 Gothenburg4x800 Relay1. 10:48.81 Sidney2. 10:53.33 McCook3. 11:02.81 Burns4. 11:27.28 Ogallala5. 11:38.35 Alliance6.&nbsp;11:49.71 Chadron4x800 Relay Division II1. 12:32.33 Ogallala<figure>
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 </figure>Shot Put1. 12, Karly Sylvester 39' 10" Sidney2.	11, Sierra H Kotschwar		37' 8 McCook3.	12, Reagan Biesecker		35' 7 Sidney4.	12, Annica Harm		34' 1 Gothenburg5.	10, Addi Wyatt		33' 8 Gothenburg6.	12, Olivia Knapp		33' 3 AllianceShot Put Division II1.	10, Brittni Kinne		33' 8 McCook2.	9, Korina [Kori] Rippen		28' 8 McCook3.	10, Reese Riddle		27' 6	Sidney4.	11, Carly Jensen		26' 1 Gothenburg5.	12, Courtney Berol		25' 11 Ogallala6.	11, Grace VanBorkum		25' 7 OgallalaDiscus1.	12, Karly Sylvester		122' 9 Sidney2.	11, Sierra H Kotschwar		99' 4	McCook3.	9, Madison Smith		96' 10	Gothenburg4.	12, Delanie Namuth		93' 6	Sidney5.	10, Lainey Schmidt		92' 5 McCook6.	11, Gabby Caskey		91' 3 OgallalaDiscus&nbsp; Division II1.	9, Alexis Hanson		87' 2 McCook2.	9, Addisyn Streeter		76' 0	Gothenburg3.	10, Adrian Russell-Graves		70' 6 Ogallala4.	11, Kendall Miller		69' 1 McCook5.	11, Carly Jensen		65' 1	Gothenburg6.	10, Kara Waskowiak		65' 0 GothenburgHigh Jump1.	12, Milan Coggins		5' 2 Ogallala2.	11, Tatum Bailey		5' 0 Chadron3.	9, Karsyn Leeling		5' 0 Sidney4.	9, Marlee Ervin		5' 0	Ogallala5.	11, Gracen Tuttle		4' 8	Ogallala5.	9, Grace Pyle		4' 8 Chadron5.	12, Jane Sylvestre		4' 8 LaramieHigh Jump Division II1.	9, Madison Smith		4' 4 Gothenburg2.	10, Ellarey Harm		4' 4 Gothenburg3.	9, Felicia Kastner		4' 2 Cheyenne South4.	11, Graci C Nelson		4' 0 McCookPole Vault1.	12, Chiara Richeson		9' 0 Gothenburg2.	11, Brynna Ross		8' 6 Sidney3.	11, Mischa Yurista		8' 0 Laramie3.	12, Victoria Mannel		8' 0 Gering3.	9, Karsyn Leeling		8' 0	Sidney3.	9, Ashlyn Richeson		8' 0 GothenburgPole Vault Division II1.	9, Hannah Crow		8' 6 McCook2.	10, Gracelyn Muggli		6' 6 Gering3.	10, Emaleigh Rosse		6' 0 Gothenburg3.	9, Clara Evert		6' 0 Gothenburg5.	10, Emily Coakley		6' 0 Gering6.	10, Delaney McDonnell		5' 0 BurnsLong Jump1.	12, Milan Coggins		16' 6.75 Ogallala2.	12, Taylor Gardner		16' 1 Laramie3.	9, Chloe Ahrens		15' 5 Sidney4.	11, Leyton Schnell		15' 4.25 Alliance5.	12, Logan Holly		15' 4 Sidney6.	10, Kenna Montes		15' 3.75 AllianceLong Jump Division II1.	9, Grace Wilhelmson		13' 10 McCook2.	12, Jane Sylvestre		13' 6 Laramie3.	12, Kaitlyn Schulze		13' 3 Alliance4.	9, Addisyn Muhr		12' 8 Alliance5.	12, Mia Pearce		12' 6 Laramie6.	9, Lake McClure		12' 4 Ogallala6.	9, Alivia Long		12' 4 ChadronTriple Jump1.	12, Taylor Gardner		34' 0 Laramie2.	12, Jordan Hughes		32' 10.25 Ogallala3.	11, Tatum Bailey		32' 8.75 Chadron4.	12, Milan Coggins		31' 11 Ogallala5.	9, Jaelynne Clarke		31' 3.5 Alliance6.	10, Jayrah Ngoi		31' 2.5 ChadronTriple Jump Division II1.	10, Emily Gardner		32' 3 Laramie2.	12, Mia Pearce		28' 1 Laramie3.	10, Dezyrae Hausmann		26' 6 Alliance4.	9, Shelby Clark		22' 0 Burns5.	10, Sydney Hunt		18' 5 Burns

Sidney Invitational Track Meet - Girls Results

2.	10, Lleyton Valdez		11.62 Cheyenne South

2.	10, Matthew Rivera		12.20 Cheyenne South

1.	10, Lleyton Valdez		24.81 Cheyenne South

1.	11, Jakub Randles		25.09 Cheyenne South

6.	11, Gamo Simental		56.25 Cheyenne South

3.	11, Clayton Tanner		1:01.96 Cheyenne South

5.	11, Fletcher Mothershed		1:05.22 Cheyenne South

2.	12, William Anderson		2:10.13 Gothenburg

4.	9, Brayden Andersen		2:28.86 Cheyenne South

4.	12, William Anderson		5:04.23 Gothenburg

5.	12, Kaleb Gissendanner		5:06.02 Cheyenne South

3200 Meters Division II&nbsp;

3.	10, Gage Andersen		12:07.40 Gothenburg

By: Dave Collins, Sports DirectorSidney InvitationalMarch 27, 2021 Boys Results 100 Meters1.	9, Luke Holly		11.56Sidney2.	10, Lleyton Valdez		11.62 Cheyenne South3.	11, Quail Perkins		11.83 Laramie4.	11, Cameron Zink		11.85 Ogallala5.	12, Devin Hughes		11.89 Alliance6.	10, Kaden Jernigan		11.94 McCook100 Meters Division II1.	11, Chayton Bynes		11.83 Chadron2.	10, Matthew Rivera		12.20 Cheyenne South3.	10, Cameron Leeling		12.42 Sidney4.	12, Bryce Parvin		12.48 Laramie5.	10, Tra Rossell		12.53 Gothenburg6.	10, Bradd Collins		12.62 Chadron200 Meters1.	10, Lleyton Valdez		24.81 Cheyenne South2.	12, Devin Hughes		25.32 Alliance3.	10, Wes Geiken		25.36 Gothenburg4.	9, Isak Doty		25.46a= Sidney5.	12, Brandon Span		25.47=	Creek Valley6.	11, Jackson Russell		25.52 Sidney200 Meters Division II1.	11, Jakub Randles		25.09 Cheyenne South2.	10, Alex Messinger		26.01 McCook3.	10, Bradd Collins		26.20 Chadron4.	9, Adyn Meyer		26.40 McCook5.	10, Dylan Hough		27.12 Chadron6.	9, Hayden Bennet		27.13 Gering400 Meters Division I1.	11, Mitchell Deer		52.64 Sidney2.	9, Tanner Gartner		55.08 Gering3.	11, Will Mcrae		55.15 Laramie4.	12, Devin Hughes		55.57 Alliance5.	11, Treyson Johnstone		55.71 Sidney6.	11, Gamo Simental		56.25 Cheyenne South400 Meters Division II1.	9, Bodie Livingston		1:00.00 Laramie2.	10, Cameron Leeling		1:00.09 Sidney3.	11, Clayton Tanner		1:01.96 Cheyenne South4.	9, Bert Trevino		1:02.82 Alliance5.	11, Fletcher Mothershed		1:05.22 Cheyenne South6.	10, Angel Gomez		1:05.55 Ogallala800 Meters1.	11, Daniel Bashtovoi		2:09.39 Sidney2.	12, William Anderson		2:10.13 Gothenburg3.	10, Weston Walgren		2:16.34 McCook4.	11, Meyer Smith		2:19.03 Laramie5.	11, Carter Ryan		2:19.62 Chadron6.	11, Russell King		2:19.98 Laramie800 Meters Division II1.	12, Tristan Fraley		2:20.51 Laramie2.	11, Cameron Burns		2:22.13 Laramie3.	10, Eli Marez		2:26.40 Gering4.	9, Brayden Andersen		2:28.86 Cheyenne South5.	10, Isaiah Urman		2:30.31 Gothenburg6.	9, Aiden Narvais		2:32.17 Gering<figure>
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 </figure>Shot Put1.	12, Torrington Ford		50' 6.5 McCook2.	12, Wade Pollock		49' 4 Burns3.	11, Isaiah Martinez		43' 9 Alliance4.	11, Cody Hall		43' 4 Chadron5.	11, Jarek Anderson		41' 4 Chadron6.	12, Kaden Vogl		39' 9 OgallalaShot Put&nbsp; Division II&nbsp;1.	11, Jesse Stolley		38' 2 Chadron2.	11, Bo Edmond		35' 3	Ogallala2.	9, McGuire Rolls		35' 3 Sidney4.	11, Connor Uhrig		33' 6 Sidney5.	11, Greyson Guy		33' 3	Ogallala6.	10, Jose Flores		33' 1 BurnsDiscus1.	12, Isaiah Stoddard		133' 1	McCook2.	12, Wade Pollock		129' 8 Burns3.	11, Isaiah Martinez		127' 7 Alliance4.	12, Kaden Vogl		121' 1	Ogallala5.	12, Dylan Paschall		119' 8	McCook6.	12, Isaiah Wiemers		112' 5	McCookDiscus - Division II1.	12, Colton Donason		101' 7	Ogallala2.	10, Henry Kennell		97' 5 Chadron3.	9, Zachary Aguallo		93' 7 Gering4.	12, Kaidin Mondle		89' 3 Cheyenne South5.	9, Mitchell Moravec		85' 7 Gering6.	11, Ryan Fogg		84' 10 BurnsHigh Jump1.	11, Sawyer Dickman		6' 4 Sidney2.	12, Mark Arp		6' 2 McCook3.	10, Jacob Dowse		6' 0	Sidney4.	9, John Rose		5' 10 Laramie5.	12, Ty Stevens		5' 8	McCook6.	10, Carson Bair		5' 6 Alliance6.	11, Cody Hape		5' 6 Burns6.	10	Adam Dugger		5' 6	McCook6.	12, Trent Davis		5' 6 Gering6.	9, Jackton Rezac		5' 6 Ogallala6.	9, Luke Holly		5' 6	SidneyHigh Jump Division II1.	10, Cameron Leeling		5' 8 Sidney2.	11, Tre Canas		5' 6 Sidney3.	10, Alex Messinger		5' 4 McCook4.	9, Evan Mai		5' 2 McCook4.	10, Matthew Rivera		5' 2 Cheyenne South5.	9, Trey Stevens		5' 2 Gothenburg7.	10	Micah Schneider		5' 2	SidneyPole Vault1.	12, Aidan Morris		13' 6 Laramie2.	11, Branson McDonald		12' 6 McCook3.	12, Talyn Campbell		12' 6 McCook4.	12, Keegan Grant		12' 0 Alliance5.	10, Kaleb Hessler		11' 0 Gering6.	11, Conor Manlove		10' 6 BurnsPole Vault Division II1.	10, Hayden Norgaard		9' 0 McCook2.	9, Brett Fraker		8' 6 McCook3.	9, Luke Uhlir		8' 6 Sidney4.	9, DeDrick Nichols		8' 6 Burns5.	9, Ethan Norris		8' 0 Burns6.	12, Justin Christensen		8' 0 OgallalaLong Jump1.	10, Mahlon Morris		20' 7.75 Laramie2.	10, Cameron Leeling		19' 9.25 Sidney3.	12, Garrett Dodd		19' 6.75 Laramie4.	12, Kameron Meixner		18' 11.75 McCook5.	12, Travis Judd		18' 7 Laramie6.	12, Dylan Beaumont		18' 1.75 McCookLong Jump Division II1.	12, Ty Stevens		19' 2 McCook2.	11, Brendon Gillen		18' 8 McCook3.	9, Adyn Meyer		17' 11 McCook4.	12, Bryce Parvin		17' 3 Laramie5.	10, Austin Roelle		17' 1 Sidney6.	9, Tyler Spotted Elk		15' 7 ChadronTriple Jump1.	10, Mahlon Morris		41' 5 Laramie2.	10, Adam Dugger		40' 11.5	McCook3.	11, Sawyer Dickman		40' 6	Sidney4.	11, Chayton Bynes		40' 2 Chadron5.	12, Travis Judd		40' 1.75 Laramie6.	12, Garrett Dodd		38' 10.25 LaramieTriple Jump Division II1.	9, Brett Fraker		36' 11 McCook2.	10, Austin Roelle		34' 6	Sidney3.	11, James Neel		34' 2 McCook4.	12, Damien Beatson		33' 8	Sidney5.	11, Max Daherty		33' 4 Ogallala6.	10, Noah Baar		33' 0 Ogallala

Sidney Invitational Track Meet - Boys Results

4.	10, Maddy Saul		14.08 Lingle-Fort Laramie

6.	9, Alyssa Wondercheck		14.53 Torrington

3.	10, Maddy Saul		29.29 Lingle-Fort Laramie

5.	10, Layla Robinson		30.01 Cheyenne East

4.	12, Emma Jacobsen		1:05.86 Cheyenne East

4.	12, Jayla Brehmer		1:05.86 Gordon-Rushville

6.	12, Jamisyn Howard		1:08.06 Scottsbluff

1. 10, Sydney Morrell		2:22.20 Cheyenne Central

3.	9, Sydni Sawyer		2:30.79 Cheyenne Central

4.	9, Emma Hofmeister		2:30.96 Cheyenne Central

6.	9, Haley Johnson		2:45.32 Gordon-Rushville

1.	10, Sydney Morrell		5:26.97 Cheyenne Central

2.	9, Sydni Sawyer		5:34.19 Cheyenne Central

3.	10, Mikaila Trujillo		5:34.78 Cheyenne East

4.	9, Emma Hofmeister		5:41.24 Cheyenne Central

5.	12, Brooke Holzworth		5:46.15 Scottsbluff

6.	9, Natalie Speckner		6:03.38 Lingle-Fort Laramie

1.	12, Brooke Holzworth		12:10.9 Scottsbluff

2.	10, Zarah Blaesi		12:39.18 North Platte

3.	9, Gracie Craig		13:28.23 Cheyenne East

4.	10, Emma Smith		14:03.36 Cheyenne East

5.	11, Alexis Hoatson		14:28.41 North Platte

6.	9, Tyrah American Horse		15:01.52 Gordon-Rushville

2.	11, Katie Thomson		16.95a Cheyenne Central

6.	11, M'Lynn Hill		22.96 Lingle-Fort Laramie

1.	9, Bradie Schlabs		50.61 Cheyenne East

4.	11, Alleynah Ronnau		55.56 Cheyenne East

2.	12, Claudia Cobos		34-04.25	North Platte

3.	12, Dakota Lobmeyer		34-03.75 Cheyenne Central

4.	12, Kymber Shallenberger		33-02.75 Scottsbluff

5.	11, Ellie Rankin		31-00.50	North Platte

6.	12, Hailey Marshall		30-04.00 Cheyenne East

4.	9, McKinley Grover		87-04.50 Gordon-Rushville

5.	12, Claudia Cobos		85-06.50	North Platte

6.	12, Kymber Shallenberger		84-04 Scottsbluff

2.	10, Sabrina Harsh		5-02.00 Scottsbluff

4.	10, Kylee Tilford		4-10.00	North Platte

4.	10, Madisyn Baillie		4-10.00 Cheyenne Central

6.	12, Emma Jacobsen		4-10.00 Cheyenne East

1.	10, Sabrina Harsh		16-01.00 Scottsbluff

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Scottsbluff Binfield Invite 2021 - Girls Results

1.	12, Kymani Sterling		10.91 North Platte

2.	12, Will Monger		11.36 Cheyenne Central

3.	10, Marik Cummings		11.45 Cheyenne East

4.	10, Kolton Tilford		11.60 North Platte

5.	12, Anselmo Camacho		11.70 Scottsbluff

2.	12, Anselmo Camacho		23.38 Scottsbluff

3.	12, Jahmani Sterling		23.53 North Platte

4.	12, Alexander Galindo Longoria		23.82 Scottsbluff

1.	11, Kyland Fuller		54.27 Lingle-Fort Laramie

4.	10, Garret Schlabs		55.46 Cheyenne East

5.	12, Nathan Broomfield		55.53Cheyenne Central

3.	11, Jacob Frentheway		2:08.83 Cheyenne Central

4.	11, Jason Frentheway		2:09.45 Cheyenne Central

5.	12, Jonah San Miguel		2:12.87 North Platte

6.	10, Toren Rohde		2:13.51 Cheyenne Central

1.	11, Tristan Knueppel		4:46.12Cheyenne Central

2.	9, Bridger Brokaw		4:48.22Cheyenne Central

3.	10, William Barrington		4:49.75Cheyenne Central

1.	11, Jacob Frentheway		10:15.18Cheyenne Central

2.	11, Jason Frentheway		10:32.02 Cheyenne Central

3.	12, Jonah San Miguel		10:36.59 North Platte

6.	11, Connor Parks		11:01.86 Cheyenne East

2.	12, Jackson Ceplecha		17.49Scottsbluff

4.	10, Aydon McDonald		19.67 Gordon-Rushville

2.	12, Cole Marks		45.10 Cheyenne Central

3.	10, Aydon McDonald		47.42 Gordon-Rushville

5.	12, Jackson Ceplecha		48.30 Scottsbluff

6.	9, Shawn Basart		50.24 Cheyenne Central

2.	12, Nicholas Maag		46-00.00 Scottsbluff

3.	12, Trey Bower		44-05.00 Cheyenne East

5.	12, Logan Kusler		40-05.00 Cheyenne East

6.	9, Sebastien Boyle		40-03.00 Scottsbluff

2.	12, Nicholas Maag		143-05.50 Scottsbluff

4.	12, Camron Sutherland		119-04 North Platte

3.	12, Ethan Mercer		5-06.00	North Platte

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 </figure>800 Meters1.	10, Evan Caudy		2:06.02 North Platte2.	11, Cameryn Spence		2:07.50 Douglas3.	11, Jacob Frentheway		2:08.83 Cheyenne Central4.	11, Jason Frentheway		2:09.45 Cheyenne Central5.	12, Jonah San Miguel		2:12.87 North Platte6.	10, Toren Rohde		2:13.51 Cheyenne Central1600 Meters1.	11, Tristan Knueppel		4:46.12Cheyenne Central2.	9, Bridger Brokaw		4:48.22Cheyenne Central3.	10, William Barrington		4:49.75Cheyenne Central4.	11, Cameryn Spence		4:52.20 Douglas5.	12, Levi Smith		5:00.52 Cheyenne East6.	9, Rian Teets		5:04.43 North Platte3200 Meters&nbsp;1.	11, Jacob Frentheway		10:15.18Cheyenne Central2.	11, Jason Frentheway		10:32.02 Cheyenne Central3.	12, Jonah San Miguel		10:36.59 North Platte4.	9, Hans Bastron		10:42.28 Scottsbluff5.	11, Weston Cronk		10:53.95 Torrington6.	11, Connor Parks		11:01.86 Cheyenne East110m Hurdles1.	10, Jude Guevera		17.44 Cheyenne East2.	12, Jackson Ceplecha		17.49Scottsbluff3.	11, Kaden Bauersachs		19.07 Douglas4.	10, Aydon McDonald		19.67 Gordon-Rushville5.	12, Ethan Mercer		20.58 North Platte6.	10, Josiah Mobley		21.45 Scottsbluff300m Hurdles1.	12, Cody Pierce		43.48 Torrington2.	12, Cole Marks		45.10 Cheyenne Central3.	10, Aydon McDonald		47.42 Gordon-Rushville4.	12, Ethan Mercer		48.00 North Platte5.	12, Jackson Ceplecha		48.30 Scottsbluff6.	9, Shawn Basart		50.24 Cheyenne Central4x100 Relay1.&nbsp; 43.45 North Platte 2.&nbsp; 45.59 Gordon-Rushville3.&nbsp; 45.68a	Scottsbluff4. 48.49 Douglas4x400 Relay1. 3:41.49 Cheyenne Central2. 3:43.49 Scottsbluff3. 3:48.55 Gordon-Rushville4. 3:49.97 Douglas5. 3:50.73 Lingle-Fort Laramie6. 4:01.33 North Platte4x800 Relay1. 8:48.83 Cheyenne Central2. 8:56.77 North Platte3. 9:15.36 Gordon-Rushville4. 9:29.56 Cheyenne East5. 9:44.59 Scottsbluff6. 10:24.54 Gordon-Rushville<figure>
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Scottsbluff Binfield Invite: Boys Results

By: Brandon Laxson, CSC Sports Information

&nbsp; RAPID CITY, S.D. – 26, Mar. 2021 –&nbsp;The Chadron State College volleyball team (4-10 overall, 3-10 RMAC) lost their final match of the regular season on the road on Friday against the South Dakota School of Mines Hardrockers (5-9 overall, 5-7 RMAC). The match went to five sets, and the Eagles fell 25-19, 24-26, 25-22, 22-25, 4-15. Mines' Shyann Bastian recorded a rare triple-double, leading her team with 16 kills and 23 assists, and adding 20 digs with one block assist in the win. Before going to extra points in the second set, the Eagles repeatedly came back from behind, never allowing their opponent to get more than a four-point lead. After keeping the match neck-and-neck all night, the Hardrockers substantially pulled away from the Eagles in the fifth set to secure the victory. Mines started the fifth set 9-1. For the Eagles,&nbsp;Rhiannon Nez&nbsp;was the only player earning double-digit kills on offense, with 10. She was followed closely behind by&nbsp;Chandler Hageman&nbsp;and&nbsp;Olivia Moten-Schell&nbsp;with eight each.&nbsp;Lexi Hurtado&nbsp;and&nbsp;Amelia Berg&nbsp;each had six kills. The duo of Hageman and Moten-Schell had nine total blocks between them while Hurtado snuck in six block assists. With the loss, CSC is near the bottom of the RMAC standings, with a performance indicator formula to determine which teams qualify for the league's postseason.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Hardrockers end CSC volleyball season in thrilling five-set match

The Alliance Girls Basketball team celebrated their season and presented team awards Thursday night. Coach Heidi Manion summed up the season saying... despite only 1 win and a coaching change, the players continued to work hard and compete and were much improved at the end of the season.&nbsp; Coach Manion said, her coaching goal has always been.. "to see the players leaving the program as better people"... which was the case this year.&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach Manion also thanked assistant coach Dean Bair for his help and gave special thanks to Seniors..Payten Gibson, Olivia Knapp and Keeley Mazanec for being great leaders and teammates.&nbsp; Coach Manion also presented the following team awards, which were voted on by the players.

Team Captains:&nbsp; JV:&nbsp; Macala Hood, Haley Weare.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Payten Gibson and Olivia Knapp

6th Man Award:&nbsp; JV: CeCe Hudson.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Haley Weare

Miss Defense:&nbsp; JV: Addi Muhr.&nbsp; Varsity: Amauri Browning

Miss Hustle: JV: Kenna Montes.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Angie Davis

Most Improved:&nbsp; JV: Addi Muhr.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Amauri Browning, Avah Steggall

Most Valuable Player:&nbsp; JV: Jaelynne Clarke.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Angie Davis, Shelbee Burke

Best Teammate:&nbsp; JV: Kinley Pfeiffer.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Keeley Mazanec

By: Mike GlesingerThe Alliance Girls Basketball team celebrated their season and presented team awards Thursday night. Coach Heidi Manion summed up the season saying... despite only 1 win and a coaching change, the players continued to work hard and compete and were much improved at the end of the season.&nbsp; Coach Manion said, her coaching goal has always been.. "to see the players leaving the program as better people"... which was the case this year.&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach Manion also thanked assistant coach Dean Bair for his help and gave special thanks to Seniors..Payten Gibson, Olivia Knapp and Keeley Mazanec for being great leaders and teammates.&nbsp; Coach Manion also presented the following team awards, which were voted on by the players.Team Captains:&nbsp; JV:&nbsp; Macala Hood, Haley Weare.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Payten Gibson and Olivia Knapp6th Man Award:&nbsp; JV: CeCe Hudson.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Haley WeareMiss Defense:&nbsp; JV: Addi Muhr.&nbsp; Varsity: Amauri BrowningMiss Hustle: JV: Kenna Montes.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Angie DavisMost Improved:&nbsp; JV: Addi Muhr.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Amauri Browning, Avah SteggallMost Valuable Player:&nbsp; JV: Jaelynne Clarke.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Angie Davis, Shelbee BurkeBest Teammate:&nbsp; JV: Kinley Pfeiffer.&nbsp; &nbsp;Varsity: Keeley Mazanec<figure>
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AHS Girls basketball presents team awards

(AP) Colorado Rockies left-hander Kyle Freeland is expected to miss at least a month with a strained pitching shoulder. The Rockies were fearing even worse news after Freeland bent down following a pitch in an exhibition game and grabbed his shoulder. But an MRI revealed nothing more than a strain. He will start the season on the injured list. The candidates to hold his place in the rotation are Chi Chi González, Dereck Rodríguez and Ryan Rolison.

(AP) Colorado Rockies left-hander Kyle Freeland is expected to miss at least a month with a strained pitching shoulder. The Rockies were fearing even worse news after Freeland bent down following a pitch in an exhibition game and grabbed his shoulder. But an MRI revealed nothing more than a strain. He will start the season on the injured list. The candidates to hold his place in the rotation are Chi Chi González, Dereck Rodríguez and Ryan Rolison.

Key piece of Rockies pitching rotation to start season on injured list

🎙 CSC Sports Journal: Track-&-Field All-American Naishaun Jernigan

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings have re-signed running back Ameer Abdullah. The move maintains their depth behind two-time Pro Bowl pick Dalvin Cook. Abdullah will return for a fourth season with the Vikings. They first acquired him via waiver claim in 2018 after he was let go by the Detroit Lions. Abdullah has mostly played on special teams for the Vikings, including as a kickoff returner. He has 31 carries for 157 yards and 24 catches for 156 yards and three touchdowns in 39 games for Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings have re-signed running back Ameer Abdullah. The move maintains their depth behind two-time Pro Bowl pick Dalvin Cook. Abdullah will return for a fourth season with the Vikings. They first acquired him via waiver claim in 2018 after he was let go by the Detroit Lions. Abdullah has mostly played on special teams for the Vikings, including as a kickoff returner. He has 31 carries for 157 yards and 24 catches for 156 yards and three touchdowns in 39 games for Minnesota.

Vikings bolster running back group by re-signing former Husker

Discipline, Intensity and Togetherness was the main theme for the Alliance Boys Basketball team for 2020-21.&nbsp; By following those rally words the Bulldogs were able to go 19-6 this season.&nbsp; The players, coaches and families celebrated the year at a team banquet Monday night.&nbsp; 

Head Coach Michael Baker spoke about how the team played together with discipline and intensity all season to accomplish several goals.&nbsp; The Bulldogs were the Western Conference Tournament Champs for the first time in the 17 year history of the event.&nbsp; Also Conference regular season and B-8 Sub District Champions and finished just short of a 3rd straight trip to the State Tournament. The Bulldogs were runner up in a very competitive Holiday Tournament in Broken Bow and were able to win twice in Scottsbluff. Coach Baker said maybe the most satisfying win was the triple overtime thriller in Ogallala.&nbsp; Coach Baker thanked the AHS administration, assistant coaches Matt Whitney and Brandt Banzhaf, Senior managers Caisey Pfeiffer, Karly Wangler and Alex Pfeiffer and the players families for their suport all season, and gave special recognition to this years seniors.....Jaden Kelly, Jaron Matulka, Crayten Cyza, Brantz Halouska, Chase King, Caeson Clarke, Jaxon Bair and Chase Boyer.&nbsp; Coach talked about how they all played their roles and were great role models for the younger players.&nbsp; Coach Baker challenged the younger players to make a commitment to working in the off season and look for thier turn to be team leaders next year.

Coach Baker then presented the following team awards,&nbsp; which were voted on by the players.

Unity Goal Award: Best Example of Discipline, Chase King

Unity Goal Award: Best Example of Intensity, Chase King

Unity Goal Award; Best Example of Togetherness, Crayten Cyza

Varsity Most Improved, Jaron Matulka, Chase Boyer

Varsity Most Valuable Player, Caeson Clarke

Highest Field Goal Percentage, Caeson Clarke, Chase King

Highest Free Throw Percentage, Caeseon Clarke

Highest Three Point Percentage, Caeson Clarke, Kellen Muhr

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 </figure>By: Mike GlesingerDiscipline, Intensity and Togetherness was the main theme for the Alliance Boys Basketball team for 2020-21.&nbsp; By following those rally words the Bulldogs were able to go 19-6 this season.&nbsp; The players, coaches and families celebrated the year at a team banquet Monday night.&nbsp; Head Coach Michael Baker spoke about how the team played together with discipline and intensity all season to accomplish several goals.&nbsp; The Bulldogs were the Western Conference Tournament Champs for the first time in the 17 year history of the event.&nbsp; Also Conference regular season and B-8 Sub District Champions and finished just short of a 3rd straight trip to the State Tournament. The Bulldogs were runner up in a very competitive Holiday Tournament in Broken Bow and were able to win twice in Scottsbluff. Coach Baker said maybe the most satisfying win was the triple overtime thriller in Ogallala.&nbsp; Coach Baker thanked the AHS administration, assistant coaches Matt Whitney and Brandt Banzhaf, Senior managers Caisey Pfeiffer, Karly Wangler and Alex Pfeiffer and the players families for their suport all season, and gave special recognition to this years seniors.....Jaden Kelly, Jaron Matulka, Crayten Cyza, Brantz Halouska, Chase King, Caeson Clarke, Jaxon Bair and Chase Boyer.&nbsp; Coach talked about how they all played their roles and were great role models for the younger players.&nbsp; Coach Baker challenged the younger players to make a commitment to working in the off season and look for thier turn to be team leaders next year.Coach Baker then presented the following team awards,&nbsp; which were voted on by the players.Unity Goal Award: Best Example of Discipline, Chase KingUnity Goal Award: Best Example of Intensity, Chase KingUnity Goal Award; Best Example of Togetherness, Crayten CyzaBest Defensive Player, Chase KingVarsity Most Improved, Jaron Matulka, Chase BoyerVarsity Most Valuable Player, Caeson ClarkeJV Best Defensive Player, Nic WaldronJV Most Improved, Kysen WalkerJV Most Valuable, Nic WaldronTeam Leaders:&nbsp;Top Rebounder, Caseson ClarkeAssist Leader, Chase KingSteals Leader, Caeson ClarkeMost Charges Taken, Chase KingHighest Field Goal Percentage, Caeson Clarke, Chase KingHighest Free Throw Percentage, Caeseon ClarkeHighest Three Point Percentage, Caeson Clarke, Kellen Muhr<figure>
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AHS Boys Basketball team awards presented

A former western Nebraska basketball star is headed back west to finish his college career.&nbsp; Dru Kuxhausen announced on his Twitter feed that he will be transferring to the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley.

Kuxhausen starred at Scottsbluff High School and went on to compete for one season at Chadron State, as well as a season at Western Nebraska Community College before heading south to McNeese State in Louisiana for two seasons.&nbsp; Because of the pandemic he'll have one final year of eligibility left to compete for UNC.

Kuxhausen joins a Bears team that has two of his former college head coaches on staff, including Houston Reed from his time at CSC.

By: Dave Collins, Sports DirectorA former western Nebraska basketball star is headed back west to finish his college career.&nbsp; Dru Kuxhausen announced on his Twitter feed that he will be transferring to the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley.<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🙏 <a href="https://t.co/n5Zhr2d0J1">pic.twitter.com/n5Zhr2d0J1</a>&mdash; Dru Kuxhausen (@dkux3) <a href="https://twitter.com/dkux3/status/1374136352435011590?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 22, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Kuxhausen starred at Scottsbluff High School and went on to compete for one season at Chadron State, as well as a season at Western Nebraska Community College before heading south to McNeese State in Louisiana for two seasons.&nbsp; Because of the pandemic he'll have one final year of eligibility left to compete for UNC.Kuxhausen joins a Bears team that has two of his former college head coaches on staff, including Houston Reed from his time at CSC.

Kuxhausen announces transfer to Colorado college to finish basketball career

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Marcus Zegarowski scored 20 points to help Creighton beat Ohio 72-58 in the NCAA Tournament. That secured the program’s first trip to the round of 16 in 47 years. Damien Jefferson added 15 points for the Bluejays, the fifth seed in the West Region. They'll next face No. 1 overall seed Gonzaga in the the Sweet 16. Creighton hadn't reached a regional semifinal since 1974. Dwight Wilson III scored 12 points to lead Ohio. The 13th-seeded Bobcats shot 32% and made 7 of 30 3-pointers after their upset of 2019 champion Virginia in the first round.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Marcus Zegarowski scored 20 points to help Creighton beat Ohio 72-58 in the NCAA Tournament. That secured the program’s first trip to the round of 16 in 47 years. Damien Jefferson added 15 points for the Bluejays, the fifth seed in the West Region. They'll next face No. 1 overall seed Gonzaga in the the Sweet 16. Creighton hadn't reached a regional semifinal since 1974. Dwight Wilson III scored 12 points to lead Ohio. The 13th-seeded Bobcats shot 32% and made 7 of 30 3-pointers after their upset of 2019 champion Virginia in the first round.

Creighton reaches first Sweet 16 in school history

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Elgin Baylor, the Lakers' 11-time NBA All-Star, has died. The Lakers said Monday that Baylor died of natural causes in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter by his side. 

With a silky-smooth jumper and fluid athleticism, Baylor played a major role in revolutionizing basketball from a ground-bound sport into an aerial show. He was the first NBA player to surpass 70 points in a game. 

Lakers great Jerry West called him "one of the most spectacular shooters the world has ever seen." Baylor's second career as a personnel executive with the Los Angeles Clippers was much less successful. 

<figure>
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 </figure>LOS ANGELES (AP) — Elgin Baylor, the Lakers' 11-time NBA All-Star, has died. The Lakers said Monday that Baylor died of natural causes in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter by his side. With a silky-smooth jumper and fluid athleticism, Baylor played a major role in revolutionizing basketball from a ground-bound sport into an aerial show. He was the first NBA player to surpass 70 points in a game. Lakers great Jerry West called him "one of the most spectacular shooters the world has ever seen." Baylor's second career as a personnel executive with the Los Angeles Clippers was much less successful. Elgin Baylor was 86 years old.

Lakers Hall of Famer Elgin Baylor dies at 86

Chadron State College athletic department mourns the passing of Curtis Deines of Chadron, CSC class of 1991. Thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time. The Class of 2012 Hall of Famer died tragically in an accident near Kearney, Nebraska, early Friday morning. A rare four-year starter at center, he was reported to have never missed a practice or a game because of an injury or illness. He came to CSC from Torrington, Wyoming. No funeral arrangements have been announced.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: CSC AthleticsChadron State College athletic department mourns the passing of Curtis Deines of Chadron, CSC class of 1991. Thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time. The Class of 2012 Hall of Famer died tragically in an accident near Kearney, Nebraska, early Friday morning. A rare four-year starter at center, he was reported to have never missed a practice or a game because of an injury or illness. He came to CSC from Torrington, Wyoming. No funeral arrangements have been announced.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Chadron State football hall of fame center dies in car accident

&nbsp; LINCOLN, Neb.&nbsp;- The No. 5 Nebraska volleyball team swept Iowa for the second time this week with a 25-14, 25-20, 25-13 win on Saturday night at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Nebraska (12-2) hit a season-best .397 and held Iowa to .013 hitting, the best offensive and defensive performances by the Huskers this season. It was also Iowa's lowest hitting percentage of the season.&nbsp; Jazz Sweet&nbsp;had a season-high 12 kills on .733 hitting to go with three blocks to lead the Huskers.&nbsp;Lexi Sun&nbsp;also added 12 kills on .526 hitting with six digs and three blocks.&nbsp;Lauren Stivrins&nbsp;racked up six kills and two blocks, while&nbsp;Callie Schwarzenbach&nbsp;had four kills on five swings (.800) to go with a match-high five blocks.&nbsp; Nicklin Hames&nbsp;set 31 assists and had a pair of aces and seven digs.&nbsp;Kenzie Knuckles&nbsp;had a match-high eight digs.&nbsp; Nebraska had decisive advantages in kills (40-22), assists (39-21), blocks (8-5) and digs (31-18). Head Coach&nbsp;John Cook&nbsp;won his 600th career match at Nebraska, giving him a 600-83 (.878) record in 21 years as Nebraska's head coach.&nbsp; Iowa (3-13) had no player with more than five kills for the match. Amiya Jones and Edina Schmidt both totaled five on the night.&nbsp; Set 1:&nbsp;Iowa jumped out to a 4-0 lead with a pair of blocks, but the Huskers answered with a 4-0 run of their own to tie the score. Iowa reclaimed a 6-4 lead before the Big Red reeled off seven of the next eight points to go up 11-7. Sun had two kills and combined with Schwarzenbach for a block. Sun and Sweet then added back-to-back kills to help NU go up 14-8, and a kill by Kubik preceded a block by Stivrins and Sweet that put the Huskers up 17-9. The Huskers pulled away with four of the final five points to win 25-14. Schwarzenbach had a kill and block with Sweet, who also added another kill. Nebraska outhit Iowa .444 to -.077 in the set.&nbsp; Set 2:&nbsp;Sun had a solo block and a kill, Hames served another ace, and Sweet had two kills and a block with Schwarzenbach as the Huskers built a 10-4 lead. Schwarzenbach had a block with Sweet and a kill to help Nebraska go up 13-5 and force an Iowa timeout. The Hawkeyes inched back into the set, however, pulling within 19-17. Sweet terminated again and Knuckles served an ace, but the Hawkeyes recorded the next two points to cut it to two again, 21-19. After a timeout, Sweet connected from the right side for her eighth kill, and Stivrins tooled a block before&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=41721">Madi Kubik</a>&nbsp;and Sun closed out a 25-20 win with kills. It was another dominant defensive performance for the Huskers, as they held Iowa to .037 hitting for the set while attacking at a .231 clip themselves.&nbsp; Set 3:&nbsp;Sweet, Sun and Schwarzenbach posted kills to spark the Huskers to a 5-1 early advantage. Leading 9-5, the Big Red went on a 5-0 run to make it 14-5. Sun had two kills and Stivrins served an ace before Hames notched a kill. Sun produced another pair of kills, and Sweet and Kubik joined in as the Huskers increased their lead to 12 at 21-9. The Huskers finished off the sweep, 25-13, via Sun's 12th kill of the match. NU hit .533 in the final set and held Iowa to .087.&nbsp; Up Next:&nbsp;The Huskers play at Michigan next Thursday.

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 </figure>By: NU Athletic Communications&nbsp; LINCOLN, Neb.&nbsp;- The No. 5 Nebraska volleyball team swept Iowa for the second time this week with a 25-14, 25-20, 25-13 win on Saturday night at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Nebraska (12-2) hit a season-best .397 and held Iowa to .013 hitting, the best offensive and defensive performances by the Huskers this season. It was also Iowa's lowest hitting percentage of the season.&nbsp; Jazz Sweet&nbsp;had a season-high 12 kills on .733 hitting to go with three blocks to lead the Huskers.&nbsp;Lexi Sun&nbsp;also added 12 kills on .526 hitting with six digs and three blocks.&nbsp;Lauren Stivrins&nbsp;racked up six kills and two blocks, while&nbsp;Callie Schwarzenbach&nbsp;had four kills on five swings (.800) to go with a match-high five blocks.&nbsp; Nicklin Hames&nbsp;set 31 assists and had a pair of aces and seven digs.&nbsp;Kenzie Knuckles&nbsp;had a match-high eight digs.&nbsp; Nebraska had decisive advantages in kills (40-22), assists (39-21), blocks (8-5) and digs (31-18). Head Coach&nbsp;John Cook&nbsp;won his 600th career match at Nebraska, giving him a 600-83 (.878) record in 21 years as Nebraska's head coach.&nbsp; Iowa (3-13) had no player with more than five kills for the match. Amiya Jones and Edina Schmidt both totaled five on the night.&nbsp; Set 1:&nbsp;Iowa jumped out to a 4-0 lead with a pair of blocks, but the Huskers answered with a 4-0 run of their own to tie the score. Iowa reclaimed a 6-4 lead before the Big Red reeled off seven of the next eight points to go up 11-7. Sun had two kills and combined with Schwarzenbach for a block. Sun and Sweet then added back-to-back kills to help NU go up 14-8, and a kill by Kubik preceded a block by Stivrins and Sweet that put the Huskers up 17-9. The Huskers pulled away with four of the final five points to win 25-14. Schwarzenbach had a kill and block with Sweet, who also added another kill. Nebraska outhit Iowa .444 to -.077 in the set.&nbsp; Set 2:&nbsp;Sun had a solo block and a kill, Hames served another ace, and Sweet had two kills and a block with Schwarzenbach as the Huskers built a 10-4 lead. Schwarzenbach had a block with Sweet and a kill to help Nebraska go up 13-5 and force an Iowa timeout. The Hawkeyes inched back into the set, however, pulling within 19-17. Sweet terminated again and Knuckles served an ace, but the Hawkeyes recorded the next two points to cut it to two again, 21-19. After a timeout, Sweet connected from the right side for her eighth kill, and Stivrins tooled a block before&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=41721">Madi Kubik</a>&nbsp;and Sun closed out a 25-20 win with kills. It was another dominant defensive performance for the Huskers, as they held Iowa to .037 hitting for the set while attacking at a .231 clip themselves.&nbsp; Set 3:&nbsp;Sweet, Sun and Schwarzenbach posted kills to spark the Huskers to a 5-1 early advantage. Leading 9-5, the Big Red went on a 5-0 run to make it 14-5. Sun had two kills and Stivrins served an ace before Hames notched a kill. Sun produced another pair of kills, and Sweet and Kubik joined in as the Huskers increased their lead to 12 at 21-9. The Huskers finished off the sweep, 25-13, via Sun's 12th kill of the match. NU hit .533 in the final set and held Iowa to .087.&nbsp; Up Next:&nbsp;The Huskers play at Michigan next Thursday.