Defense lets Rockies down big time in loss to Phillies

By: KALEB CENTER CSC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 25, 2022 –&nbsp;The Chadron State College softball team split its final two home games with Colorado School of Mines on Monday, after postponing its series from Saturday and Sunday due to weather and field conditions. The Eagles won 6-1 in the morning game, getting a complete game from senior pitcher&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8046">Tia Kohl</a>. Kohl came back in the second inning of the afternoon game, to pitch a scoreless remainder of game two, but the Eagles were unable to recover offensively, dropping game two 8-0 in five innings. Seniors Kohl,&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8050">Allie Mason</a>, and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8054">Gabby Russell</a>&nbsp;were honored between games in a Senior Day ceremony. CSC got five of its six runs by smashing the ball over the outfield wall in game one. Sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8047">Mackenzi Kroll</a>&nbsp;homered for three runs as the cleanup batter in the first inning, bringing in freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8065">Aliyah Rothstein</a>, who reached on an error, and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8053">Sloane Quijas</a>, who walked. Among the three runs were both the go-ahead and the game-winner. In the second, Mines freshman Lexie Semeyn and sophomore Sara Larson strung together back-to-back doubles for the visitors' only run of the game. CSC matched the Mines run in the bottom of the second, and later, in the fifth, junior&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8055">Addison Spears</a>&nbsp;homered to bring in Mason for the Eagles' fifth and sixth runs. Kohl improved to 6-14 as a result of her win, while freshman Cassidy Chvatal dropped to 4-9. In game two, the Orediggers put across six runs in the first inning and two more in the second, giving them just enough offense to put the game away in five innings. All eight runs came on RBI singles. Junior Grace Gonzales led her team batting 2-for-3 with one run scored and three RBI. After entering in the second, Kohl held the Orediggers to two base hits in three and one-third innings, after Mines had amassed its lead, and she did not give up a run. Russell fell to 2-7 in the loss, while the complete game shutout was credited to Sadriena Rodriguez. The teams were unable to play a scheduled game three, as a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference by-law prevents a game from beginning after 3 p.m. on the last day of a series. Game two ended at approximately 3:15 p.m. CSC remained ninth in the RMAC standings at 10-22 in the league, and 11-33 overall. Mines fell to 15-27 (15-17 RMAC) and lost one place to sit seventh entering the final weekend of the season. Chadron State faces league co-leader Colorado Mesa University on Friday and Saturday in two doubleheaders to end the regular season.&nbsp;&nbsp;

By: KALEB CENTER CSC SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 25, 2022 –&nbsp;The Chadron State College softball team split its final two home games with Colorado School of Mines on Monday, after postponing its series from Saturday and Sunday due to weather and field conditions. The Eagles won 6-1 in the morning game, getting a complete game from senior pitcher&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8046">Tia Kohl</a>. Kohl came back in the second inning of the afternoon game, to pitch a scoreless remainder of game two, but the Eagles were unable to recover offensively, dropping game two 8-0 in five innings. Seniors Kohl,&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8050">Allie Mason</a>, and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8054">Gabby Russell</a>&nbsp;were honored between games in a Senior Day ceremony. CSC got five of its six runs by smashing the ball over the outfield wall in game one. Sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8047">Mackenzi Kroll</a>&nbsp;homered for three runs as the cleanup batter in the first inning, bringing in freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8065">Aliyah Rothstein</a>, who reached on an error, and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8053">Sloane Quijas</a>, who walked. Among the three runs were both the go-ahead and the game-winner. In the second, Mines freshman Lexie Semeyn and sophomore Sara Larson strung together back-to-back doubles for the visitors' only run of the game. CSC matched the Mines run in the bottom of the second, and later, in the fifth, junior&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8055">Addison Spears</a>&nbsp;homered to bring in Mason for the Eagles' fifth and sixth runs. Kohl improved to 6-14 as a result of her win, while freshman Cassidy Chvatal dropped to 4-9. In game two, the Orediggers put across six runs in the first inning and two more in the second, giving them just enough offense to put the game away in five innings. All eight runs came on RBI singles. Junior Grace Gonzales led her team batting 2-for-3 with one run scored and three RBI. After entering in the second, Kohl held the Orediggers to two base hits in three and one-third innings, after Mines had amassed its lead, and she did not give up a run. Russell fell to 2-7 in the loss, while the complete game shutout was credited to Sadriena Rodriguez. The teams were unable to play a scheduled game three, as a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference by-law prevents a game from beginning after 3 p.m. on the last day of a series. Game two ended at approximately 3:15 p.m. CSC remained ninth in the RMAC standings at 10-22 in the league, and 11-33 overall. Mines fell to 15-27 (15-17 RMAC) and lost one place to sit seventh entering the final weekend of the season. Chadron State faces league co-leader Colorado Mesa University on Friday and Saturday in two doubleheaders to end the regular season.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Eagles split with Orediggers to close out home softball schedule

Due to the forecast of wet, cold and windy weather on Saturday, the Western Conference Jr. High Track &amp; Field Meet scheduled to be held in Alliance, has been cancelled.&nbsp; The event will not be rescheduled.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>Due to the forecast of wet, cold and windy weather on Saturday, the Western Conference Jr. High Track &amp; Field Meet scheduled to be held in Alliance, has been cancelled.&nbsp; The event will not be rescheduled.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Western Conference Jr. High Track & Field Meet Cancelled

Eagle football Head Coach Jay Long visits with Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins about the team's progress in spring practice, and previews the upcoming spring football game.

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CSC SJ PODCAST: 🏈 HC Jay Long Breaks Down Spring Football & Previews Friday’s Game

BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information Director

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. -- April 19, 2022 --&nbsp;The annual Chadron State College Spring Football Game, originally scheduled for Saturday, April 23, will now be held this Friday, April 22, due to an unfavorable weather forecast for Saturday. Friday is expected to be much warmer with a chance of showers. The kickoff time is set for 5 p.m.

Double Q Country radio will carry the live broadcast. After an injury-bugged round of spring drills, about 55 players are expected to participate. The Eagles are particularly banged-up along the lines, where they have nine players available on offense, and seven on defense. All six quarterbacks, however, along with all four running backs, and most of the wide receivers, should be available for offensive coordinator&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=517">Micah Smith</a>. For defensive coordinator&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=513">Clint Sasse</a>, most positions should be at least two deep on Friday. The spring game format will begin with stretches at 4:30 p.m., followed by some position group work. At 5 p.m. the live football action will begin, with 10 minute quarters and a running clock. The clock will only stop for special teams. In between quarters, there will be skill challenges among members of the team. Following the first quarter will be a punt, pass, and kick competition. At halftime, the wide receivers and defensive backs will attempt pass rush drills. The third quarter will be followed by linemen fielding punts. Finally, after the live action ends, the linemen will go out for passes in one-one-one drills. Admission to the spring game is free. Concessions will be sold in the concourse.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information Director&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. -- April 19, 2022 --&nbsp;The annual Chadron State College Spring Football Game, originally scheduled for Saturday, April 23, will now be held this Friday, April 22, due to an unfavorable weather forecast for Saturday. Friday is expected to be much warmer with a chance of showers. The kickoff time is set for 5 p.m.Double Q Country radio will carry the live broadcast. After an injury-bugged round of spring drills, about 55 players are expected to participate. The Eagles are particularly banged-up along the lines, where they have nine players available on offense, and seven on defense. All six quarterbacks, however, along with all four running backs, and most of the wide receivers, should be available for offensive coordinator&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=517">Micah Smith</a>. For defensive coordinator&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=513">Clint Sasse</a>, most positions should be at least two deep on Friday. The spring game format will begin with stretches at 4:30 p.m., followed by some position group work. At 5 p.m. the live football action will begin, with 10 minute quarters and a running clock. The clock will only stop for special teams. In between quarters, there will be skill challenges among members of the team. Following the first quarter will be a punt, pass, and kick competition. At halftime, the wide receivers and defensive backs will attempt pass rush drills. The third quarter will be followed by linemen fielding punts. Finally, after the live action ends, the linemen will go out for passes in one-one-one drills. Admission to the spring game is free. Concessions will be sold in the concourse.&nbsp;&nbsp;

CSC Spring Game moved to Friday evening

DENVER (AP) — Chad Kuhl pitched six scoreless innings during his home debut with the Rockies before leaving with a tight right hip flexor and right hamstring, and Charlie Blackmon hit a go-ahead home run to lead Colorado over the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1. Kuhl allowed a pair of singles, struck out four and walked one, throwing 42 of 68 pitches for strikes. He went to the mound to warm up for the seventh but didn’t start the inning. Alex Colome allowed a two-out walk in a hitless ninth for his first Rockies save.

DENVER (AP) — Chad Kuhl pitched six scoreless innings during his home debut with the Rockies before leaving with a tight right hip flexor and right hamstring, and Charlie Blackmon hit a go-ahead home run to lead Colorado over the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1. Kuhl allowed a pair of singles, struck out four and walked one, throwing 42 of 68 pitches for strikes. He went to the mound to warm up for the seventh but didn’t start the inning. Alex Colome allowed a two-out walk in a hitless ninth for his first Rockies save.

Rockies beat Phillies ace Nola 4-1 to open series

Curry scores 34 off bench, Warriors take 2-0 series lead over Denver

Estabon Bozemon will graduate from CSC this spring and he joined Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins for the Road Show to talk about his track season, overcoming the adversity of two major knee injuries, balancing life as a two-sport student-athlete, his leadership in The Big Event, and his efforts in furthering social justice awareness in his hometown of Los Angeles and in Chadron.  The show was held April 13, 2022.

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🔊PODCAST: CSC Sports Road Show - LIVE with Estabon Bozeman!

DENVER (AP) — Alan Trejo hit a three-run homer in his second at-bat this season, and the Colorado Rockies overcame a tough start by Germán Márquez to beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5. C.J. Cron also went deep and Kris Bryant had two hits against his former team. Trejo didn’t play in Colorado’s first six games but came through in his 2022 debut. His home run off Marcus Stroman (0-1) in the fourth turned a 3-2 deficit into a 5-3 lead. Márquez allowed four runs and 10 hits in 4 1/3 innings. Ty Blach (1-0) followed with 1 2/3 scoreless innings.

DENVER (AP) — Alan Trejo hit a three-run homer in his second at-bat this season, and the Colorado Rockies overcame a tough start by Germán Márquez to beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5. C.J. Cron also went deep and Kris Bryant had two hits against his former team. Trejo didn’t play in Colorado’s first six games but came through in his 2022 debut. His home run off Marcus Stroman (0-1) in the fourth turned a 3-2 deficit into a 5-3 lead. Márquez allowed four runs and 10 hits in 4 1/3 innings. Ty Blach (1-0) followed with 1 2/3 scoreless innings.

Trejo's blast sends Rockies to win over Cubs

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 15, 2022 –&nbsp;The Chadron State College softball team completed a series sweep of Black Hills State University on Friday, winning 2-0 and 11-4 at CSC Softball Field in Chadron. The four-game series was played in Chadron, however BHSU served as the home team for competition purposes, having moved its home series to Chadron in order to avoid freezing temperatures and wind. The temperatures in Chadron on Friday weren't much better, but the doubleheader was begun, due to RMAC rules, just after 2 p.m., when the wind chill reached 25 degrees. The Eagles continue to stymie the Yellow Jackets in the history of the two teams, with a 40-8 advantage going to Chadron State. CSC senior pitcher&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8046">Tia Kohl</a>&nbsp;finished off an impressive week in the circle, notching her third win of the week and first save of the year to improve to 5-14 for the year. She allowed only two base hits and one walk in a complete game shutout in game three of the series, before pitching two perfect innings to add a save in the series finale. Kohl has a 4.16 ERA over her last 10 appearances. Thanks to Kohl's dominant pitching performance, the first inning homer by sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8045">Jessie Henchenski</a>&nbsp;proved all the offense the Eagles needed in game three. CSC tacked on a bookend run in the seventh when sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8047">Mackenzi Kroll</a>&nbsp;roped a pitch down the left field line for a double, and junior&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8055">Addison Spears</a>&nbsp;singled up the middle to bring Kroll in for a score. BHSU's Crystal Amaral went start to end in the circle, dropping to 5-12 with the loss. Later in the afternoon, the two teams squeezed in a game four, thanks to special permission from the RMAC office. Kroll put the Eagles on top 2-0 with a two-RBI double in the first inning, and CSC never trailed again in the game. Sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8053">Sloane Quijas</a>&nbsp;gave the Eagles the winning runs with a two-run dinger in the second, and CSC cruised to victory, never leading by fewer than three runs in an 11-4 final. Kroll was 3-for-4 in game four, and 4-for-7 in total on Friday, with two RBI and one run scored. Quijas also batted two runs in and scored two. Spears and freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8067">Amaya Ruiz</a>&nbsp;also added two RBI apiece. Senior&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8054">Gabby Russell</a>&nbsp;collected the pitching win for CSC, going four and one-third innings with only one earned run assessed. She improved to 2-6. For BHSU, Shayla Tuschen, a sophomore, pitched all but one out, receiving the loss to fall to 5-9. Chadron State improved from 11th&nbsp;in the RMAC standings to ninth with the four wins, passing Black Hills State, which is now in 10th. Also, in Thursday's game two of the series, true freshman outfielder&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8065">Aliyah Rothstein</a>&nbsp;became the single-season record-holder for stolen bases, improving to 21 thefts on the season. She surpassed Courtney Lecher's 20 steals in the 2016 season. The Eagles host Colorado School of Mines next week in the home finale series. Senior Day is scheduled for Sunday, April 24. The Orediggers hang in the balance for the sixth and final RMAC Playoffs spot at 15-15 in league play, after a 1-1 day at home on Friday against Regis University. That series concludes on Saturday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information Director&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 15, 2022 –&nbsp;The Chadron State College softball team completed a series sweep of Black Hills State University on Friday, winning 2-0 and 11-4 at CSC Softball Field in Chadron. The four-game series was played in Chadron, however BHSU served as the home team for competition purposes, having moved its home series to Chadron in order to avoid freezing temperatures and wind. The temperatures in Chadron on Friday weren't much better, but the doubleheader was begun, due to RMAC rules, just after 2 p.m., when the wind chill reached 25 degrees. The Eagles continue to stymie the Yellow Jackets in the history of the two teams, with a 40-8 advantage going to Chadron State. CSC senior pitcher&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8046">Tia Kohl</a>&nbsp;finished off an impressive week in the circle, notching her third win of the week and first save of the year to improve to 5-14 for the year. She allowed only two base hits and one walk in a complete game shutout in game three of the series, before pitching two perfect innings to add a save in the series finale. Kohl has a 4.16 ERA over her last 10 appearances. Thanks to Kohl's dominant pitching performance, the first inning homer by sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8045">Jessie Henchenski</a>&nbsp;proved all the offense the Eagles needed in game three. CSC tacked on a bookend run in the seventh when sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8047">Mackenzi Kroll</a>&nbsp;roped a pitch down the left field line for a double, and junior&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8055">Addison Spears</a>&nbsp;singled up the middle to bring Kroll in for a score. BHSU's Crystal Amaral went start to end in the circle, dropping to 5-12 with the loss. Later in the afternoon, the two teams squeezed in a game four, thanks to special permission from the RMAC office. Kroll put the Eagles on top 2-0 with a two-RBI double in the first inning, and CSC never trailed again in the game. Sophomore&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8053">Sloane Quijas</a>&nbsp;gave the Eagles the winning runs with a two-run dinger in the second, and CSC cruised to victory, never leading by fewer than three runs in an 11-4 final. Kroll was 3-for-4 in game four, and 4-for-7 in total on Friday, with two RBI and one run scored. Quijas also batted two runs in and scored two. Spears and freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8067">Amaya Ruiz</a>&nbsp;also added two RBI apiece. Senior&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8054">Gabby Russell</a>&nbsp;collected the pitching win for CSC, going four and one-third innings with only one earned run assessed. She improved to 2-6. For BHSU, Shayla Tuschen, a sophomore, pitched all but one out, receiving the loss to fall to 5-9. Chadron State improved from 11th&nbsp;in the RMAC standings to ninth with the four wins, passing Black Hills State, which is now in 10th. Also, in Thursday's game two of the series, true freshman outfielder&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8065">Aliyah Rothstein</a>&nbsp;became the single-season record-holder for stolen bases, improving to 21 thefts on the season. She surpassed Courtney Lecher's 20 steals in the 2016 season. The Eagles host Colorado School of Mines next week in the home finale series. Senior Day is scheduled for Sunday, April 24. The Orediggers hang in the balance for the sixth and final RMAC Playoffs spot at 15-15 in league play, after a 1-1 day at home on Friday against Regis University. That series concludes on Saturday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

🥎 Chadron State wins two more over Black Hills Friday

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 14, 2022 –&nbsp;Four different Chadron State College softball players homered on Thursday and 10 hit safely, at least once, as the Eagles downed Black Hills State University in a "home" game for the Yellow Jackets in Chadron. CSC improved to 8-32, and 7-21 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play, while BHSU fell to 10-22 (8-22 RMAC). The games were moved to Chadron from Spearfish, South Dakota this week because of freezing temperatures and wind. The same factors hampered the start of the games, scheduled for a noon start on Thursday, which did not begin until around 1:20 p.m. when the wind chill rose to 25 degrees in Chadron. Both were high scoring games, and the Eagles had to come from behind in both contests. CSC homered four times in game one, including the go-ahead and game-winning runs, to outpace BHSU 8-4 in game one. The second game was back-and-forth with 35 total base hits and five errors, before CSC decided it 14-12 in the seventh inning. CSC fell behind 2-0 in the first inning of the earlier game, with the Yellow Jackets loading the bases and scoring on a passed ball and a walk, batting in the bottom of the inning. The Eagles tied it in the second on RBI singles from&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8067">Amaya Ruiz</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8058">Chloe Brown</a>. Then they went ahead 4-2 when&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8045">Jessie Henchenski</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8047">Mackenzi Kroll</a>&nbsp;hit the first two homers of the day in the third. Ruiz's leadoff solo homer in the fourth proved to be the eventual game winning run, putting CSC up 5-2, and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8055">Addison Spears</a>&nbsp;made it 6-4 in the sixth with another solo shot, prompting a pitching change for the Yellow Jackets. In the seventh, the Eagles added two insurance runs on an RBI single by&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8050">Allie Mason</a>&nbsp;and a fielding error by the BHSU defense. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8046">Tia Kohl</a>&nbsp;improved in the circle to 3-14 on the season, recording seven strikeouts in four and a third innings.&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8054">Gabby Russell</a>&nbsp;picked up the first save of the season for the CSC staff. BHSU's Crystal Amaral was assessed the loss to fall to 5-11. Later, the scoreboard lit up to the tune of 26 runs. Someone hit safely for either team in six of seven innings, and CSC batted through the order in the fourth, coming one batter short in three other innings. Every CSC batter who made a plate appearance had at least one base hit. They all reached base safely at least twice as well, other than&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8056">Micah Stouffer</a>&nbsp;who had one pinch hit appearance for a two-RBI double. The lead shifted from 2-0 in the top of the first, to 4-2 in the bottom of the same inning. It went back to 7-6 CSC in the top of the fourth, and 10-7 in the bottom. BHSU led 12-10 entering the seventh inning when CSC plated four on four hits, a pair of passed balls, a BHSU error, and a wild pitch. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8065">Aliyah Rothstein</a>&nbsp;represented the tying run, after she singled, advanced to third on a Henchenski double, and scored on a wild pitch. The go-ahead came on a bizarre dropped infield pop-up where Henchenski took advantage and scored from third. Mason, who batted 4-for-5 on the day with four RBI and a walk, tacked on the Eagles' 14th&nbsp;run with an RBI single. CSC went through four different pitchers in the game, including the pitching debut of freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8060">Paige Edwards</a>, who was effective for one and two-thirds innings in the middle of the game. Kohl allowed only two hits in the final two decisive innings to earn her fourth win of the year. Breanne Henricksen received the loss for the Yellow Jackets, falling to 0-3. The two teams will attempt to line up and resume the four game series with another doubleheader beginning at 11 a.m. on Friday, or whenever the temperature allows.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information Director&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. – April 14, 2022 –&nbsp;Four different Chadron State College softball players homered on Thursday and 10 hit safely, at least once, as the Eagles downed Black Hills State University in a "home" game for the Yellow Jackets in Chadron. CSC improved to 8-32, and 7-21 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play, while BHSU fell to 10-22 (8-22 RMAC). The games were moved to Chadron from Spearfish, South Dakota this week because of freezing temperatures and wind. The same factors hampered the start of the games, scheduled for a noon start on Thursday, which did not begin until around 1:20 p.m. when the wind chill rose to 25 degrees in Chadron. Both were high scoring games, and the Eagles had to come from behind in both contests. CSC homered four times in game one, including the go-ahead and game-winning runs, to outpace BHSU 8-4 in game one. The second game was back-and-forth with 35 total base hits and five errors, before CSC decided it 14-12 in the seventh inning. CSC fell behind 2-0 in the first inning of the earlier game, with the Yellow Jackets loading the bases and scoring on a passed ball and a walk, batting in the bottom of the inning. The Eagles tied it in the second on RBI singles from&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8067">Amaya Ruiz</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8058">Chloe Brown</a>. Then they went ahead 4-2 when&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8045">Jessie Henchenski</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8047">Mackenzi Kroll</a>&nbsp;hit the first two homers of the day in the third. Ruiz's leadoff solo homer in the fourth proved to be the eventual game winning run, putting CSC up 5-2, and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8055">Addison Spears</a>&nbsp;made it 6-4 in the sixth with another solo shot, prompting a pitching change for the Yellow Jackets. In the seventh, the Eagles added two insurance runs on an RBI single by&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8050">Allie Mason</a>&nbsp;and a fielding error by the BHSU defense. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8046">Tia Kohl</a>&nbsp;improved in the circle to 3-14 on the season, recording seven strikeouts in four and a third innings.&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8054">Gabby Russell</a>&nbsp;picked up the first save of the season for the CSC staff. BHSU's Crystal Amaral was assessed the loss to fall to 5-11. Later, the scoreboard lit up to the tune of 26 runs. Someone hit safely for either team in six of seven innings, and CSC batted through the order in the fourth, coming one batter short in three other innings. Every CSC batter who made a plate appearance had at least one base hit. They all reached base safely at least twice as well, other than&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8056">Micah Stouffer</a>&nbsp;who had one pinch hit appearance for a two-RBI double. The lead shifted from 2-0 in the top of the first, to 4-2 in the bottom of the same inning. It went back to 7-6 CSC in the top of the fourth, and 10-7 in the bottom. BHSU led 12-10 entering the seventh inning when CSC plated four on four hits, a pair of passed balls, a BHSU error, and a wild pitch. <a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8065">Aliyah Rothstein</a>&nbsp;represented the tying run, after she singled, advanced to third on a Henchenski double, and scored on a wild pitch. The go-ahead came on a bizarre dropped infield pop-up where Henchenski took advantage and scored from third. Mason, who batted 4-for-5 on the day with four RBI and a walk, tacked on the Eagles' 14th&nbsp;run with an RBI single. CSC went through four different pitchers in the game, including the pitching debut of freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=8060">Paige Edwards</a>, who was effective for one and two-thirds innings in the middle of the game. Kohl allowed only two hits in the final two decisive innings to earn her fourth win of the year. Breanne Henricksen received the loss for the Yellow Jackets, falling to 0-3. The two teams will attempt to line up and resume the four game series with another doubleheader beginning at 11 a.m. on Friday, or whenever the temperature allows.&nbsp;&nbsp;

🥎 Eagles sweep BHSU in Thursday's series opener

DENVER (AP) — Seiya Suzuki stayed hot with an RBI double in a three-run first inning, Frank Schwindel homered and drove in two, and the Chicago Cubs beat the Colorado Rockies 5-2. Suzuki extended his hitting streak to six games since joining the majors from Japan and drove in his 10th run when the Cubs collected five straight hits against Kyle Freeland. Kris Bryant went 2 for 5 as the Rockies had their four-game winning streak snapped in the opener of Bryant’s second series against his former team. Bryant was traded by the Cubs to San Francisco last season and signed with the Rockies after the lockout.

DENVER (AP) — Seiya Suzuki stayed hot with an RBI double in a three-run first inning, Frank Schwindel homered and drove in two, and the Chicago Cubs beat the Colorado Rockies 5-2. Suzuki extended his hitting streak to six games since joining the majors from Japan and drove in his 10th run when the Cubs collected five straight hits against Kyle Freeland. Kris Bryant went 2 for 5 as the Rockies had their four-game winning streak snapped in the opener of Bryant’s second series against his former team. Bryant was traded by the Cubs to San Francisco last season and signed with the Rockies after the lockout.

Cubs new star leads win over Rockies in series opener

CSC Volleyball is having a busy spring preparing for the fall season.  Head Coach Jennifer Stadler gives a detailed update on the team's progress, scrimmages, roster changes and volleyball philosophy as she goes through her first true "offseason" in three years...Hosted by Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins at The Ridge in Chadron on April 13, 2022.

<div><iframe title="CSC Sports Road Show: LIVE with Volleyball HC Jennifer Stadler" allowtransparency="true" height="150" width="100%" style="border: none; min-width: min(100%, 430px);" scrolling="no" data-name="pb-iframe-player" src="https://www.podbean.com/player-v2/?i=948da-11fe1fb-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=0&fonts=Arial&skin=1b1b1b&font-color=auto&logo_link=episode_page&btn-skin=7"></iframe></div>CSC Volleyball is having a busy spring preparing for the fall season. Head Coach Jennifer Stadler gives a detailed update on the team's progress, scrimmages, roster changes and volleyball philosophy as she goes through her first true "offseason" in three years...Hosted by Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins at The Ridge in Chadron on April 13, 2022.<figure>
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🏐🔊 PODCAST: CSC Sports Road Show LIVE with Volleyball HC Jennifer Stadler

Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins breaks down the Eagle offense and spring football practice with Micah Smith LIVE at The Ridge on Wednesday, April 13, 2022.

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🏈🔊 CSC Sports Road Show LIVE with Offensive Coordinator Micah Smith

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Kris Bryant got his first two RBIs in a Colorado uniform and the Rockies stretched their winning streak to four games with a 4-1 win over the Texas Rangers. Bryant had a go-ahead RBI double in the third inning, and added a sacrifice fly in the seventh Tuesday night. The four-time All-Star is five games into a $182 million, seven-year contract. Charlie Blackmon had two hits and an RBI for the Rockies. New Texas shortstop Corey Seager was robbed of what would have been his first homer. Center fielder Randal Grichuk made a leaping catch at the wall with two on to end the fifth inning.

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Kris Bryant got his first two RBIs in a Colorado uniform and the Rockies stretched their winning streak to four games with a 4-1 win over the Texas Rangers. Bryant had a go-ahead RBI double in the third inning, and added a sacrifice fly in the seventh Tuesday night. The four-time All-Star is five games into a $182 million, seven-year contract. Charlie Blackmon had two hits and an RBI for the Rockies. New Texas shortstop Corey Seager was robbed of what would have been his first homer. Center fielder Randal Grichuk made a leaping catch at the wall with two on to end the fifth inning.

Rockies take care of Texas again, move to 4-1 in early season

&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. -- April 12, 2022 --&nbsp;A Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference softball series, which was scheduled for Thursday, April 14 and Friday, April 15, between Chadron State College and Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota, has been moved to Chadron due to freezing temperatures and high winds forecast for Spearfish. Per RMAC by-laws, the "feels like" temperature must be 25 degrees or above in order to begin a softball game. Therefore, CSC will host the games at CSC Softball Field on Thursday and Friday, instead of BHSU. Black Hills State will remain the "home" team for game management purposes. The Yellow Jackets are 10-20 (8-20 RMAC) and occupy ninth place in the league standings, while CSC is 6-32 (5-21) and in 11th place. Black Hills features several strong batters in the lineup, ranking them fifth in the conference with a team average of .306. Seniors Lizzy Johnson, an outfielder, and Crystal Amaral, a utility pitcher, as well as freshmen Fallyn Marshall, a shortstop, and outfielder Tyler Whitlock, all have batting averages over .350.Amaral leads the team with 27 RBI and eight home runs, while Johnson has a team-high 22 runs scored. In the bullpen, the Yellow Jackets have the ninth-best ERA in the league, one spot behind CSC. Amaral leads the three regular pitchers in most statistical categories, with an ERA of 4.89, an opponent batting average of .301, and 70 strikeouts on the season. BHSU's No. 2 is sophomore Shayla Tuschen. Both starters are credited with five wins apiece. The Yellow Jackets are coached by first-year skipper Aubrey Voboril, a graduate of Peru State College. BHSU is coming off a 0-4 series against RMAC co-leader Colorado Mesa in Grand Junction, during which the Yellow Jackets scored only two runs on 10 base hits. The doubleheaders this week are scheduled for noon on Thursday and 11 a.m. on Friday, with Saturday a potential make-up day.&nbsp;&nbsp;

BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information Director&nbsp; CHADRON, Neb. -- April 12, 2022 --&nbsp;A Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference softball series, which was scheduled for Thursday, April 14 and Friday, April 15, between Chadron State College and Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota, has been moved to Chadron due to freezing temperatures and high winds forecast for Spearfish. Per RMAC by-laws, the "feels like" temperature must be 25 degrees or above in order to begin a softball game. Therefore, CSC will host the games at CSC Softball Field on Thursday and Friday, instead of BHSU. Black Hills State will remain the "home" team for game management purposes. The Yellow Jackets are 10-20 (8-20 RMAC) and occupy ninth place in the league standings, while CSC is 6-32 (5-21) and in 11th place. Black Hills features several strong batters in the lineup, ranking them fifth in the conference with a team average of .306. Seniors Lizzy Johnson, an outfielder, and Crystal Amaral, a utility pitcher, as well as freshmen Fallyn Marshall, a shortstop, and outfielder Tyler Whitlock, all have batting averages over .350.Amaral leads the team with 27 RBI and eight home runs, while Johnson has a team-high 22 runs scored. In the bullpen, the Yellow Jackets have the ninth-best ERA in the league, one spot behind CSC. Amaral leads the three regular pitchers in most statistical categories, with an ERA of 4.89, an opponent batting average of .301, and 70 strikeouts on the season. BHSU's No. 2 is sophomore Shayla Tuschen. Both starters are credited with five wins apiece. The Yellow Jackets are coached by first-year skipper Aubrey Voboril, a graduate of Peru State College. BHSU is coming off a 0-4 series against RMAC co-leader Colorado Mesa in Grand Junction, during which the Yellow Jackets scored only two runs on 10 base hits. The doubleheaders this week are scheduled for noon on Thursday and 11 a.m. on Friday, with Saturday a potential make-up day.&nbsp;&nbsp;

CSC softball moved from Spearfish to Chadron

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5.	11	Ellis Livingston		11.76 Gordon-Rushville	

6.	11	Slade Hopkins		11.81 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

1.	12	Kyland Fuller		23.00 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

4.	11	Slade Hopkins		23.83 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

2.	12	Kyland Fuller		50.77 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

3.	11	Jace Freeseman		52.15 Gordon-Rushville	

4.	10	Myles Wilson		4:55.90 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

3.	11	Elijah Conley		11:52.33 Bridgeport	

110m Hurdles - 39" Varsity - Finals

4.	11	Aydon McDonald		15.97 Gordon-Rushville	

6.	9	Cooper Smith		18.20 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

300m Hurdles - 36" Varsity - Finals

4.	11	Aydon McDonald		43.36 Gordon-Rushville	

4.	11	Boyd Oliver		41' 1.75	Lingle-Fort Laramie	

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS SPORTS DIRECTOR<h2>MITCHELL INVITE</h2>Boys Results1.	Chadron	154.52.	Sidney	1543.	Gering	514.	Lingle-Fort Laramie	485.	Mitchell	45.56.	Gordon-Rushville	257.	Bridgeport	208.	Bayard	159.	Morrill	910.	Hemingford	311.	Crawford	2100 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Luke Holly		11.28 Sidney	2.	10	Isak Doty		11.29 Sidney	3.	12	Sawyer Dickman		11.52 Sidney	4.	12	Tyler Garrett		11.57 Gering	5.	11	Ellis Livingston		11.76 Gordon-Rushville	6.	11	Slade Hopkins		11.81 Lingle-Fort Laramie	200 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Kyland Fuller		23.00 Lingle-Fort Laramie	2.	10	Isak Doty		23.15 Sidney	3.	10	Luke Holly		23.56 Sidney	4.	11	Slade Hopkins		23.83 Lingle-Fort Laramie	5.	12	Jace Phillips		24.04 Bridgeport	6.	11	Xander Provance		24.25 Chadron	400 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Mitchell Deer		50.21 Sidney	2.	12	Kyland Fuller		50.77 Lingle-Fort Laramie	3.	11	Jace Freeseman		52.15 Gordon-Rushville	4.	12	Jace Phillips		53.61 Bridgeport	5.	12	Carmelo Ayala		53.90 Mitchell	6.	12	Treyson Johnstone		54.00 Sidney	800 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Daniel Bashtovoi		2:04.12 Sidney	2.	12	Carmelo Ayala		2:12.34 Mitchell	3.	10	Jackson Howard		2:13.05 Gering	4.	12	Lucas Moravec		2:13.85 Gering	5.	11	Ty Brady		2:17.29 Crawford	6.	9	Aiden Bell		2:17.70 Gering	1600 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Cameron Brauer		4:42.96 Sidney	2.	12	Daniel Bashtovoi		4:45.53 Sidney	3.	12	Carter Ryan		4:55.69 Chadron	4.	10	Myles Wilson		4:55.90 Lingle-Fort Laramie	5.	10	Aiden Narvais		4:59.25 Gering	6.	9	Bryce Carrillo		5:08.27 Gering	3200 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	9	Nathan Seiler		11:14.04 Gering	2.	9	Noah Canas		11:16.23 Sidney	3.	11	Elijah Conley		11:52.33 Bridgeport	4.	11	Gavin Sloan		11:56.31 Chadron	5.	11	Zane Hinman		12:11.18 Hemingford	6.	9	Boady Hunter		12:15.11 Hemingford	110m Hurdles - 39" Varsity - Finals1.	11	Rhett Cullers		15.69 Chadron	2.	11	Xander Provance		15.73 Chadron	3.	12	Garrett Reece		15.88 Chadron	4.	11	Aydon McDonald		15.97 Gordon-Rushville	5.	10	Wyatt Hayward		17.48 Mitchell	6.	9	Cooper Smith		18.20 Lingle-Fort Laramie	300m Hurdles - 36" Varsity - Finals1.	11	Malachi Swallow		41.32 Chadron	2.	12	Garrett Reece		41.82 Chadron	3.	11	Rhett Cullers		42.54 Chadron	4.	11	Aydon McDonald		43.36 Gordon-Rushville	5.	10	Wyatt Hayward		44.35 Mitchell	6.	11	Koleman Kaiser		46.63 Sidney	4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	44.17 Sidney	2.	45.20 Chadron	3.	45.48 Gering	4.	45.77 Gordon-Rushville	5.	47.63 Bridgeport	6.	48.21a	Morrill	4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	3:33.78 Sidney	2.	3:34.69 Chadron	3.	3:39.35 Lingle-Fort Laramie	4.	3:40.45 Mitchell	5.	3:43.10a	Gering	6.	3:44.48 Gordon-Rushville	4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	8:20.98 Sidney	2.	9:03.28 Gering	3.	9:17.95 Chadron	4.	9:47.64 Gordon-Rushville	5.	9:49.47 Mitchell	6.	9:55.53 Lingle-Fort Laramie	Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals1.	12	Cody Hall		46' 10.5	Chadron	2.	12	Jarek Anderson		44' 9.5	Chadron	3.	12	Michael Morgan		41' 6.5	Morrill	4.	11	Boyd Oliver		41' 1.75	Lingle-Fort Laramie	5.	10	Jeremiah Coley		40' 3.75	Mitchell	6.	10	Theron Miller		39' 11 Bayard	Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals1.	10	Jeremiah Coley		130' 7	Mitchell	2.	11	Boyd Oliver		123' 9	Lingle-Fort Laramie	3.	12	Jarek Anderson		117' 9	Chadron	4.	12	Cody Hall		117' 7&nbsp; Chadron	5.	12	Michael Morgan		115' 3	Morrill	6.	11	Maddux Janecek		114' 10	Gering	High Jump Varsity - Finals1.	12	Sawyer Dickman		6' 1	Sidney	2.	12	Chayton Bynes		6' 1	Chadron	3.	11	Cameron Leeling		5' 11	Sidney	4.	11	Caleb Wilkins		5' 9 PR	Bayard	5.	10	Shawn Francescato		5' 7	Mitchell	6.	12	Collin Brennan		5' 7	Chadron	Pole Vault Varsity - Finals1.	11	Bryce Hodsden		12' 6	Mitchell	2.	12	Brayden Shaw		11' 6	Sidney	3.	10	Luke Uhlir		11' 6	Sidney	4.	10	Kolby Houchin		11' 0 PR	Bayard	5.	11	Kaleb Hessler		10' 6	Gering	6.	9	Adriane Garza		10' 0 PR	Mitchell	Long Jump Varsity - Finals1.	12	Chayton Bynes		21' 0	Chadron	2.	11	Cameron Leeling		20' 9.25	Sidney	3.	12	Justus Alcorn		19' 1.25	Chadron	4.	11	Adrian Torres		18' 7.5 Bayard	5.	12	Dawson Dunbar		18' 6&nbsp; Chadron	6.	10	Carter Reisig		18' 4.75 Mitchell	Triple Jump Varsity - Finals1.	12	Chayton Bynes		44' 0	Chadron	2.	12	Justus Alcorn		40' 8&nbsp; Chadron	3.	9	Logan Metz		38' 6.5&nbsp; Bridgeport	4.	10	Jackson Howard		37' 10&nbsp; Gering	5.	11	Adrian Torres		37' 3	Bayard	6.	9	Cooper Smith		37' 1.5 PR	Lingle-Fort Laramie

Boys Results: T&F Mitchell Invite

6.	11	Maddy Saul		28.46 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

1.	12	Skylar Edmund		1:03.05Sioux County	

2.	10	Haley Johnson		2:32.35 Gordon-Rushville	

4.	10	Britney Klein		2:36.66 Sioux County	

2.	10	Tyrah American Horse		5:49.51 Gordon-Rushville	

5.	10	Britney Klein		6:11.06 Sioux County	

4.	12	Madison Petersen		13:50.56Gordon-Rushville	

5.	9	Madison Ribble		13:52.26 Bridgeport	

6.	9	Rylie Barker		14:00.16 Gordon-Rushville	

100m Hurdles - 33" Varsity - Finals

5.	9	Jada Kaufman		18.01 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

6.	11	Emma Walker		18.15 SR	Lingle-Fort Laramie	

300m Hurdles - 30" Varsity - Finals

6.	9	Grace Gibson		53.68 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

1.	10	McKinley Grover		33' 11&nbsp; Gordon-Rushville	

2.	11	Caitlyn Blackstone		32' 10	Mitchell	

4.	12	Hannah Wasserburger		31' 6&nbsp; Crawford	

5.	12	Hayley Blackstone		31' 4.5	Mitchell	

6.	11	Sophie Wess		30' 7.5&nbsp; Chadron	

1.	10	McKinley Grover		117' 11&nbsp; Gordon-Rushville	

4.	10	Izzy Spears		88' 0	Lingle-Fort Laramie	

5.	10	Isabell Gomez		86' 10&nbsp; Hemingford	

6.	11	Caitlyn Blackstone		84' 8 SR	Mitchell	

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T&F Mitchell Invite: Girls Results

DENVER (AP) — C.J. Cron drilled a two-run homer on an afternoon when the whipping wind made flyballs an adventure, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-4 to give Bud Black his 1,000th win as a major league manager. Black becomes the 66th skipper to reach the milestone. He improved to 351-360 with Colorado after going 649-713 with the San Diego Padres. Wind gusts up to 40 mph at Coors Field sent napkins and hot-dog wrappers floating through the stands. The Rockies took two of three for their first home series win over the Dodgers since August 2018.

DENVER (AP) — C.J. Cron drilled a two-run homer on an afternoon when the whipping wind made flyballs an adventure, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-4 to give Bud Black his 1,000th win as a major league manager. Black becomes the 66th skipper to reach the milestone. He improved to 351-360 with Colorado after going 649-713 with the San Diego Padres. Wind gusts up to 40 mph at Coors Field sent napkins and hot-dog wrappers floating through the stands. The Rockies took two of three for their first home series win over the Dodgers since August 2018.

Rockies top Dodgers to win season's opening series

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POST PODCAST: Catching Up with SkyView Golf Administrator Jerad Palmer

BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director

There's a trio of Chadron State football freshman that are emerging as leaders and success stories early in their college careers both on and off the field.

BJ Kynard, Jamal Browder and Saxon Wright were all honored with Rising Sophomores awards this week in a special evening event held on campus that recognizes freshman across all academic departments for their achievements.&nbsp;

Kynard is a defensive back from Birmingham, Alabama and was honored with the Resident Hall Citizen of the Year Award, which recognizes a student for service to their dorm floor.&nbsp; One example cited at the banquet was an instance where Kynard helped another student carry a large amount of groceries to her room after the bags ripped.

On the field this spring he's competing for a spot with the defensive backs.&nbsp; He played in eight games, making nine tackles his freshman season last fall.

Saxon Wright was honored with the Student Leader of the Year Award for his zest for life, commitment to CSC and community service.&nbsp; He accumulated over 100 hours of community service projects and is quickly becoming one of the top playmakers on the Chadron State defense.&nbsp; You can learn more and listen to Saxon in my interview with him on this week's <a href="https://panhandlepost.com/posts/752e6d5b-9b9a-4d23-ba69-0e447aaeac35">Chadron State Sports Journal, which can be found on the podcast page.</a>

Browder was nominated for several awards and took home the Excellence in The Advancement of Social Justice Award.&nbsp; Browder hosts group meetings to discuss social justice issues and changes they'd like to see in the community.&nbsp; They also focus on how they can follow in the footsteps of great civil rights leaders and help educate citizens more on their point of view as black men in Chadron.

Browder engages with his football coaches on the team's culture and education regarding those issues and has developed into a stronger leader since arriving from Florida last fall.

On the football field Browder is an electric wide receiver with excellent speed and the ability to break big plays downfield.&nbsp; &nbsp;He averaged over 22 yards per catch in eight games last fall, and scored a pair of touchdowns. He's competing for more snaps in the wide receiver group this spring with the potential to break out for a huge sophomore season in the fall.

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director There's a trio of Chadron State football freshman that are emerging as leaders and success stories early in their college careers both on and off the field.BJ Kynard, Jamal Browder and Saxon Wright were all honored with Rising Sophomores awards this week in a special evening event held on campus that recognizes freshman across all academic departments for their achievements.&nbsp;Kynard is a defensive back from Birmingham, Alabama and was honored with the Resident Hall Citizen of the Year Award, which recognizes a student for service to their dorm floor.&nbsp; One example cited at the banquet was an instance where Kynard helped another student carry a large amount of groceries to her room after the bags ripped.On the field this spring he's competing for a spot with the defensive backs.&nbsp; He played in eight games, making nine tackles his freshman season last fall.Saxon Wright was honored with the Student Leader of the Year Award for his zest for life, commitment to CSC and community service.&nbsp; He accumulated over 100 hours of community service projects and is quickly becoming one of the top playmakers on the Chadron State defense.&nbsp; You can learn more and listen to Saxon in my interview with him on this week's <a href="https://panhandlepost.com/posts/752e6d5b-9b9a-4d23-ba69-0e447aaeac35">Chadron State Sports Journal, which can be found on the podcast page.</a>Browder was nominated for several awards and took home the Excellence in The Advancement of Social Justice Award.&nbsp; Browder hosts group meetings to discuss social justice issues and changes they'd like to see in the community.&nbsp; They also focus on how they can follow in the footsteps of great civil rights leaders and help educate citizens more on their point of view as black men in Chadron.Browder engages with his football coaches on the team's culture and education regarding those issues and has developed into a stronger leader since arriving from Florida last fall.On the football field Browder is an electric wide receiver with excellent speed and the ability to break big plays downfield.&nbsp; &nbsp;He averaged over 22 yards per catch in eight games last fall, and scored a pair of touchdowns. He's competing for more snaps in the wide receiver group this spring with the potential to break out for a huge sophomore season in the fall.

Eagle football players recognized on Rising Sophomores award night

Chadron State freshman Saxon Wright is among a really talented young group of linebackers preparing for next season through spring practice.  He's also the recipient of a Rising Sophomore award for his leadership and community service.  Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins visits with Saxon on this week's show!

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🔊 PODCAST: CSC Sports Journal - Eagle Linebacker & Rising Sophomore Saxon Wright

BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director

ED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2

2.	12	Jordan Jablonski		13.46 Chase County	

3.	12	Makayla Kirchner		1:02.06 Ogallala	

400 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals

5.	10	Eideann Tuttle		68.0&nbsp; Ogallala	

5.	9	Landree McNair		6:00.39 Chase County	

5.	11	Joee Clevenger		17.68 Chase County	

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Girls Results: Ed Moore Invite Track & Field Meet

BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director ED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2

4.	11	Dawson Mollendor		11.70 Chase County	

5.	12	Ryan Bernhardt		54.74 Chase County	

6.	11	Stephen Murray		55.89 Chase County	

6.	11	Mathew Finken		56.1&nbsp; Ogallala	

800 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals

6.	9	Gavin Anderson		2:26.8&nbsp; Ogallala	

6.	10	Parker Catlin		2:27.9&nbsp; Ogallala	

6.	11	Cedric Knudsen		2:29.1&nbsp; Ogallala	

3.	10	Benjamin Cassatt-Reina		11:22.75 Alliance	

5.	9	Trevin Moreno		11:35.18 Chase County	

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director ED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2BOYS TEAM SCORES1.	Sidney	1442.	Chadron	893.	Gothenburg	694.	Cozad	575.	Ogallala	476.	Chase County	357.	Mitchell	328.	Alliance	22100 Meters Varsity1.	10	Luke Holly		11.51 Sidney	2.	12	Sawyer Dickman		11.66 Sidney	3.	11	Alex Werner		11.69 Cozad	4.	11	Dawson Mollendor		11.70 Chase County	5.	11	Hayden Umble		11.90 Mitchell	6.	11	Cord Chytka		11.95 Cozad	200 Meters Varsity1.	10	Isak Doty		23.14 Sidney	2.	11	Wes Geiken		23.23 Gothenburg	3.	11	Cash Chytka		23.35 Cozad	4.	12	Brayden Wilkinson		23.65 Cozad	5.	11	Alex Werner		23.74 Cozad	6.	12	Jackson Russell		23.96 Sidney	400 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Mitchell Deer		50.68 Sidney	2.	11	Caiden Castillo		53.11 Ogallala	3.	12	Treyson Johnstone		53.37 Sidney	4.	12	Carmelo Ayala		53.56 Mitchell	5.	12	Ryan Bernhardt		54.74 Chase County	6.	11	Stephen Murray		55.89 Chase County	400 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals12	Colby Rogers		54.77&nbsp; Cozad	6.	11	Caiden Castillo		55.2	Ogallala	12	Aaron Sandoval		55.27&nbsp; Cozad	12	Brayden Wilkinson		55.68&nbsp; Cozad	6.	11	Mathew Finken		56.1&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	11	Jeron Gager		56.2&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	9	Kaode Brewer		57.8&nbsp; Ogallala	800 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Daniel Bashtovoi		2:04.89 Sidney	2.	12	Carter Ryan		2:09.02 Chadron	3.	9	Yahriel Gaeta		2:10.37a Gothenburg	4.	12	Aaron Sandoval		2:10.77 Cozad	5.	12	Carmelo Ayala		2:12.32 Mitchell	6.	10	Aiden Hancock		2:13.60 Alliance	800 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals6.	9	Gavin Anderson		2:26.8&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	10	Parker Catlin		2:27.9&nbsp; Ogallala	12	Dalton Haggart		2:28.08&nbsp; Cozad	6.	11	Cedric Knudsen		2:29.1&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	11	Evan Jones		2:30.1&nbsp; Ogallala	1600 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Cameron Brauer		4:40.11 Sidney	2.	12	Daniel Bashtovoi		4:52.20 Sidney	3.	10	Parker Graves		4:59.53 Gothenburg	4.	10	Ethan Olsen		5:10.37 Gothenburg	5.	12	Carter Ryan		5:13.59 Chadron	6.	11	Gavin Sloan		5:15.29 Chadron	3200 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Ethan Olsen		10:53.77 Gothenburg	2.	9	Noah Canas		11:22.13 Sidney	3.	10	Benjamin Cassatt-Reina		11:22.75 Alliance	4.	9	Lorenzo Levario		11:32.54 Cozad	5.	9	Trevin Moreno		11:35.18 Chase County	6.	11	Abel Flores		11:42.99 Gothenburg	110m Hurdles - 39" Varsity - Finals1.	11	Rhett Cullers		15.41 Chadron	2.	12	Cameron Zink		15.45 Ogallala	3.	12	Garrett Reece		15.89 Chadron	4.	10	Easton Fries		15.89 Chase County	5.	10	Jayden Curtis		16.29 Ogallala	6.	12	Cameron Bush		16.47 Ogallala	300m Hurdles - 36" Varsity - Finals1.	12	Cameron Zink		40.87 Ogallala	2.	11	Malachi Swallow		41.30 Chadron	3.	12	Garrett Reece		42.57 Chadron	4.	10	Easton Fries		42.87 Chase County	5.	11	Rhett Cullers		42.96 Chadron	6.	10	Jayden Curtis		44.51 Ogallala	4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals1. 44.76 Sidney	2. 45.34 Gothenburg	3.	45.79 Ogallala	4.	45.84 Mitchell	5.47.48 Alliance	4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	3:34.80 Sidney	2.	3:35.74 Gothenburg	3.	3:35.86 Chadron	4.	3:41.44 Chase County	5.	3:44.69 Cozad	6.	3:45.51 Ogallala	4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	8:17.01 Sidney	2.	8:58.55 Gothenburg	3.	9:01.96 Alliance	4.	9:07.14 Chase County	5.	9:42.24 Chadron	6.	9:54.94 Ogallala<figure>
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 </figure>Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals1.	12	Isaiah Martinez		48' 11.75&nbsp; Alliance	2.	12	Cody Hall		47' 10.25&nbsp; Chadron	3.	12	Kyren Graves		46' 9.5&nbsp; Ogallala	4.	12	Jarek Anderson		46' 0&nbsp; Chadron	5.	11	Jaden Cervantes		45' 10.25	Cozad	6.	10	Jaret Peterson		42' 9	Chase County	Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals1.	11	Jaden Vollenweider		137' 2	Cozad	2.	10	Jeremiah Coley		131' 4&nbsp; Mitchell	3.	10	Jaret Peterson		130' 3&nbsp; Chase County	4.	12	Isaiah Martinez		127' 3	Alliance	5.	12	Kyren Graves		127' 3	Ogallala	6.	10	Harry Caskey		125' 10&nbsp; Ogallala	High Jump Varsity - Finals1.	12	Sawyer Dickman		6' 3	Sidney	2.	12	Chayton Bynes		6' 1&nbsp; Chadron	3.	10	Monty Brooks-Follmer		6' 1&nbsp; Cozad	4.	11	Cameron Leeling		5' 11&nbsp; Sidney	5.	11	Cash Chytka		5' 9&nbsp; Cozad	6.	10	Easton Fries		5' 9&nbsp; Chase County	Pole Vault Varsity - Finals1.	11	Bryce Hodsden		12' 9&nbsp; Mitchell	2.	12	Brayden Shaw		12' 3&nbsp; Sidney	3.	11	Jake Burge		11' 9&nbsp; Gothenburg	4.	10	Mason Wallin		11' 3&nbsp; Chase County	4.	10	Luke Uhlir		11' 3	Sidney	6.	10	Wyatt Hosick		10' 3 PR	Cozad	Long Jump Varsity - Finals1.	12	Chayton Bynes		22' 2.75&nbsp; Chadron	2.	11	Cameron Leeling		20' 11.25&nbsp; Sidney	3.	11	Jeron Gager		19' 8.75&nbsp; Ogallala	4.	12	Justus Alcorn		19' 6	Chadron	5.	11	Owen Grant		19' 2&nbsp; Alliance	6.	11	Cash Chytka		19' 0.75	Cozad	Triple Jump Varsity - Finals1.	12	Chayton Bynes		44' 5&nbsp; Chadron	2.	11	Cord Chytka		41' 0&nbsp; Cozad	3.	12	Justus Alcorn		40' 1.5&nbsp; Chadron	4.	11	Zach Harbur		39' 1	Gothenburg	5.	9	Aiden Hoehn		38' 3.75&nbsp; Mitchell	6.	10	Jonah Amill		38' 1.5	Alliance