CSC Men's Basketball Head Coach Shane Paben with a season preview as the Eagles get ready for tip off in mid-November!

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🏀🔊PODCAST: CSC Sports Journal: Men's Basketball Head Coach Shane Paben

🏐 | Nebraska High School Volleyball Playoff Scoreboard UPDATE

🏐&nbsp;B-8 Subdistrict at Sidney

F| #1 Sidney def, #4 Gering, 25-16, 23-25, 25-20, 13-25, 15-12 (3-2)

F| #2 Alliance vs #3 Scottsbluff 23-25, 25-21, 25-13, 25-22 (3-1)

B-8: Finals:&nbsp;&nbsp;Sidney vs. Scottsbluff - Wednesday, 6:00

🏐&nbsp;C1-12 Subdistrict - at Chase County HS

F|&nbsp; #4 Ogallala def.&nbsp;#5 Chadron,&nbsp;24-26, 23-25, 25-15, 25-18, 15-8 (3-2)

F| #2 Mitchell def. #3 Hershey, 25-14, 25-18, 25-20 (3-0)

F| #1 Chase County def Ogallala, 25-19, 25-20, 18-25, 16-25, 15-11 (3-2)

◼ C1-12 Finals:&nbsp;Chase County def. Mitchell,&nbsp; 23-25, 25-17, 25-18, 20-25, 15-9 (3-2) C1-12 Champion: Chase County

🏐&nbsp;C2-12 Subdistrict - at Bayard HS

F| #1 Bayard&nbsp; over&nbsp;#4 Morrill,&nbsp;25-13, 25-8, 25-17 (3-0)

F| #2 Gordon/Rushville def.&nbsp; #3 Hemingford, #3 25-16, 25-22, 25-18

F|&nbsp;C2-12 Finals: Bayard def, Gordon/Rushville,&nbsp;25-16, 25-19, 25-18 (3-0).&nbsp;C2-11 Champion: Bayard

🏐&nbsp;C2-11 Subdistrict - at Bridgeport HS

F| #1 Bridgeport over #4 Kimball, 25-7, 25-17, 25-15 (3-0)

F| #2 Perkins County over #3 Sutherland,&nbsp;25-15, 19-25, 25-19, 22-25, 15-10 (3-2)

F|&nbsp;C2-11 Finals Monday: Bridgeport def Perkins County,&nbsp;25-16, 22-25, 25-14, 25-23 (3-1) C2-11 Champion: Bridgeport

🏐&nbsp;D2-12 Subdistrict - at Hay Springs HS

F|#4 Minatare def.#5 Banner County 25-9, 25-17, 25-13 (3-0)

F| #2 Sioux County def. #3 Crawford, 25-20, 23-25, 25-9, 25-19

F|#4 Minatare def. #1 Hay Springs, 11-25, 25-22, 25-22, 18-25, 15-12 (3-2)

F|&nbsp;◼ D2-12 Finals:&nbsp; Sioux County def. Minatare,25-10, 25-20, 25-22 (3-0). D2-12 Champion: Sioux County

🏐 D2-11 Subdistrict - at Garden County HS

F| #5 Potter-Dix def. #4 Creek Valley 25-14, 25-15, 25-20 (3-0)

F| #2 South Platte def. #3 Leyton 23-25, 25-21, 25-10, 25-22 (3-1)

F| #1 Garden County def.&nbsp; Potter-Dix,&nbsp;23-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25-14 (3-1)

F| ◼ D2-11 Finals:&nbsp; &nbsp;South Platte def. Garden County, 3-2. D2-11 Champion: South Platte

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 </figure>🏐 | Nebraska High School Volleyball Playoff Scoreboard UPDATEUpdated: Tuesday, 9:15 PM🏐&nbsp;B-8 Subdistrict at SidneyF| #1 Sidney def, #4 Gering, 25-16, 23-25, 25-20, 13-25, 15-12 (3-2)F| #2 Alliance vs #3 Scottsbluff 23-25, 25-21, 25-13, 25-22 (3-1)B-8: Finals:&nbsp;&nbsp;Sidney vs. Scottsbluff - Wednesday, 6:00🏐&nbsp;C1-12 Subdistrict - at Chase County HSF|&nbsp; #4 Ogallala def.&nbsp;#5 Chadron,&nbsp;24-26, 23-25, 25-15, 25-18, 15-8 (3-2)F| #2 Mitchell def. #3 Hershey, 25-14, 25-18, 25-20 (3-0)F| #1 Chase County def Ogallala, 25-19, 25-20, 18-25, 16-25, 15-11 (3-2)◼ C1-12 Finals:&nbsp;Chase County def. Mitchell,&nbsp; 23-25, 25-17, 25-18, 20-25, 15-9 (3-2) C1-12 Champion: Chase County🏐&nbsp;C2-12 Subdistrict - at Bayard HSF| #1 Bayard&nbsp; over&nbsp;#4 Morrill,&nbsp;25-13, 25-8, 25-17 (3-0)F| #2 Gordon/Rushville def.&nbsp; #3 Hemingford, #3 25-16, 25-22, 25-18F|&nbsp;C2-12 Finals: Bayard def, Gordon/Rushville,&nbsp;25-16, 25-19, 25-18 (3-0).&nbsp;C2-11 Champion: Bayard🏐&nbsp;C2-11 Subdistrict - at Bridgeport HSF| #1 Bridgeport over #4 Kimball, 25-7, 25-17, 25-15 (3-0)F| #2 Perkins County over #3 Sutherland,&nbsp;25-15, 19-25, 25-19, 22-25, 15-10 (3-2)F|&nbsp;C2-11 Finals Monday: Bridgeport def Perkins County,&nbsp;25-16, 22-25, 25-14, 25-23 (3-1) C2-11 Champion: Bridgeport🏐&nbsp;D2-12 Subdistrict - at Hay Springs HSF|#4 Minatare def.#5 Banner County 25-9, 25-17, 25-13 (3-0)F| #2 Sioux County def. #3 Crawford, 25-20, 23-25, 25-9, 25-19F|#4 Minatare def. #1 Hay Springs, 11-25, 25-22, 25-22, 18-25, 15-12 (3-2)F|&nbsp;◼ D2-12 Finals:&nbsp; Sioux County def. Minatare,25-10, 25-20, 25-22 (3-0). D2-12 Champion: Sioux County🏐 D2-11 Subdistrict - at Garden County HSF| #5 Potter-Dix def. #4 Creek Valley 25-14, 25-15, 25-20 (3-0)F| #2 South Platte def. #3 Leyton 23-25, 25-21, 25-10, 25-22 (3-1)F| #1 Garden County def.&nbsp; Potter-Dix,&nbsp;23-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25-14 (3-1)F| ◼ D2-11 Finals:&nbsp; &nbsp;South Platte def. Garden County, 3-2. D2-11 Champion: South Platte

🏐 | Nebraska High School Volleyball Playoff Scoreboard - TUESDAY UPDATE

Coach Long breaks down the 60-7 win over Fort Lewis, shares the story behind a big punt return TD, and looks ahead to the showdown at Colorado Mines this weekend!

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🔊 PODCAST: Jay Long Show: October 26, 2021

The Chadron Cardinal Volleyball team took the title Saturday at the Alliance Pilfold Volleyball Invitational.&nbsp; The 8 team tournament was played at both Alliance High School and Alliance Middle School.&nbsp; Teams competed in 2-4 team pools.&nbsp; Teams competing this year were, Alliance, North Platte, Oelrichs SD and Yuma Co in Pool A,&nbsp; and Chadron, Hill City SD, Lakota Tech SD and Sidney in Pool B.&nbsp; Pool play scores, determined the final pairings for the Championship and Consolations matches.

Pool A:&nbsp; Alliance over Oelrichs&nbsp; 25-6, 25-5.&nbsp; &nbsp; Yuma over North Platte 25-16, 25-20.&nbsp; &nbsp;Alliance over Yuma 25-11, 25-9.&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte over Oelrichs 25-12, 25-7.&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte over Alliance 18-25, 25-13, 25-18.&nbsp; Yuma over Oelrichs 25-13, 25-15.&nbsp;

Pool B:&nbsp; Chadron over Hill City 25-22, 25-19.&nbsp; Sidney over Lakota Tech 25-9, 25 16.&nbsp; Hill City over Lakota Tech 26-24, 25-9.&nbsp; Chadron over Sidney 23-25, 25-15, 25-23.&nbsp; &nbsp;Sidney over Hill City 25-27, 25-15, 25-23.&nbsp; Chadron over Lakota Tech 25-20, 25-10.

Following Pool play final standings in Pool A...via the tie breaker of sets won and points allowed.&nbsp; 1-Alliance. 2-Yuma. 3-North Platte. 4-Oelrichs.

Pool B. 1-Chadron. 2-Sidney. 3-Hill City. 4- Lakota Tech.

4 vs 4: Lakota Tech over Oelrichs 25-8, 25-7

3 vs 3: Hill City over North Platte 25-21, 20-25, 25-12

1 vs 1: Chadron over Alliance 25-21, 25-20

In Nebraska Subdistrict play begins Monday, Oct. 25. Chadron will compete in the C1-12 subdistrict at Chase County High School.&nbsp; Alliance and Sidney will compete in the B-8 subdistrict at Sidney beginning Tuesday.&nbsp; North Platte will compete in the A-1 subdistrict.&nbsp; Brackets may be seen at nsaahome.org.

The Chadron Cardinal Volleyball team took the title Saturday at the Alliance Pilfold Volleyball Invitational.&nbsp; The 8 team tournament was played at both Alliance High School and Alliance Middle School.&nbsp; Teams competed in 2-4 team pools.&nbsp; Teams competing this year were, Alliance, North Platte, Oelrichs SD and Yuma Co in Pool A,&nbsp; and Chadron, Hill City SD, Lakota Tech SD and Sidney in Pool B.&nbsp; Pool play scores, determined the final pairings for the Championship and Consolations matches.Pool A:&nbsp; Alliance over Oelrichs&nbsp; 25-6, 25-5.&nbsp; &nbsp; Yuma over North Platte 25-16, 25-20.&nbsp; &nbsp;Alliance over Yuma 25-11, 25-9.&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte over Oelrichs 25-12, 25-7.&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte over Alliance 18-25, 25-13, 25-18.&nbsp; Yuma over Oelrichs 25-13, 25-15.&nbsp;Pool B:&nbsp; Chadron over Hill City 25-22, 25-19.&nbsp; Sidney over Lakota Tech 25-9, 25 16.&nbsp; Hill City over Lakota Tech 26-24, 25-9.&nbsp; Chadron over Sidney 23-25, 25-15, 25-23.&nbsp; &nbsp;Sidney over Hill City 25-27, 25-15, 25-23.&nbsp; Chadron over Lakota Tech 25-20, 25-10.Following Pool play final standings in Pool A...via the tie breaker of sets won and points allowed.&nbsp; 1-Alliance. 2-Yuma. 3-North Platte. 4-Oelrichs.Pool B. 1-Chadron. 2-Sidney. 3-Hill City. 4- Lakota Tech.Championship Round:4 vs 4: Lakota Tech over Oelrichs 25-8, 25-73 vs 3: Hill City over North Platte 25-21, 20-25, 25-122 vs 2: Sidney over Yuma 25-17, 25-201 vs 1: Chadron over Alliance 25-21, 25-20In Nebraska Subdistrict play begins Monday, Oct. 25. Chadron will compete in the C1-12 subdistrict at Chase County High School.&nbsp; Alliance and Sidney will compete in the B-8 subdistrict at Sidney beginning Tuesday.&nbsp; North Platte will compete in the A-1 subdistrict.&nbsp; Brackets may be seen at nsaahome.org.

Chadron wins Pilfold Volleyball Invite

Chadron Public Schools will dismiss early this Friday, Oct. 29. The CPS Administration issued the follow media release:

Chadron Public Schools:“Chadron Cardinals will be hosting first round playoff game on October 29, 2021. Game time is 2:00pm. The district will have an early dismissal at 12:00 pm to allow time for students to dismiss, clear the area safely and allow for fan parking. Come out and support the Cardinals. The game is a NSAA event. Passes will not be accepted.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Chadron Schools to dismiss early Friday for Playoff Game

🏈 | Nebraska High School Football Scoreboard

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Chadron State women's basketball head coach Janet Raymer joins Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins for their annual season preview as official practices open this week!

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🔊 PODCAST: CSC Women's Basketball Coach Janet Raymer 

Football Head Coach Jay Long discusses the win over Adams State, provides team updates and an early look at the game this week against Fort Lewis.

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🔊 PODCAST: Jay Long Show, October 19, 2021

Post Podcast Fall Sports Wrap up

&nbsp; ALAMOSA, Colo. -- October 16, 2021 --&nbsp;Chadron State quarterback&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6739">Dalton Holst</a>&nbsp;threw four touchdown passes and also ran for a career-high 70 yards to picking up several crucial first downs Saturday afternoon when the Eagles built a large lead and made it stand up for 45-35 win over Adams State at Alamosa, Colo. Now 3-3 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and 3-4 for the season, the Eagles were ahead 36-7 late in the first half before the Grizzlies, who started slowly, but eventually made some big plays that narrowed the final margin. The stats illustrate much the Eagles dominated. They finished with 33 first downs compared to 15 for Adams State, out-yarded the Grizzlies 523 to 289 and ran 75 plays, 22 more than the hosts.&nbsp; CSC also converted on eight of its 12 third-down situations. It's understandable why the Grizzlies' offense struggled early. Their top three quarterbacks could not play because of COVID protocol. &nbsp;The replacement was Brad Smith, a senior tight end who apparently had not played the position previously, at least since he joined the Grizzlies as a transfer. &nbsp;&nbsp; Smith eventually settled into the position and played admirably. &nbsp;He completed 12 of 21 passes for three touchdowns and also broke loose for 70-yard touchdown in the third quarter. But Chadron State scored early and often, and the lead was too much for the Grizzlies to overcome. &nbsp;&nbsp; After&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6759">Chad Mikelson</a>&nbsp;returned the opening kickoff 44 yards, the Eagles scored on their fourth play from scrimmage when Holst connected with&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6728">Montel Gladney</a>&nbsp;on a 22-yard pass. Chadron State scored again in the opening quarter on a 12-yard toss to&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6788">Cole Thurness</a>&nbsp;and went ahead 22-0 early in the second frame on Thurness's two-yard run to cap a 75-yard drive. Holst, who completed 16 of 27 passes for 248 yards, also hooked up with freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6817">Jamal Browder</a>&nbsp;on a 54-yard touchdown in the second quarter and hit Mikelson, who made an over-the-shoulder grab, with a 16-yard strike in the end zone in the third frame. The Eagles also scored in the second quarter on an 18-yard run by sophomore tailback&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6718">Jeydon Cox</a>, the game's leading rusher with 18 carries to 122 yards. The Grizzlies posted their first touchdown early in the second quarter when, Bryce Hampton, who played on both sides of the ball, made a one-handed interception of a Holst pass the took it 25 yards to the goal line. Hampton also caught three of Smith's passes for 78 yards, including touchdowns of 27 yards just before halftime and a 51-yarder midway in the fourth quarter to wrap up the scoring. &nbsp; Adams State's other TD was on a seven-yard pass to Quintio Garrett early in the final period. After the Grizzlies closed the gap to 10 points, they never got the ball again, as the Eagles maintained possession during a 12-play drive that used up the final 7 ½ minutes. CSC Coach&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=503">Jay Long</a>&nbsp;said Adams State was a tough place to play when he was the Eagles' center in the late 1990s, and said its still true.&nbsp; The last two times the Eagles visited Alamosa, they lost 31-30 and 65-62 heart-breakers.&nbsp; "I'm proud of our guys for finding a way to win today," he added. Chadron State will host the Fort Lewis Skyhawks this coming Saturday.&nbsp; Kickoff will be at noon.&nbsp;&nbsp;

By: Con Marshall, CSC Sports Information&nbsp; ALAMOSA, Colo. -- October 16, 2021 --&nbsp;Chadron State quarterback&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6739">Dalton Holst</a>&nbsp;threw four touchdown passes and also ran for a career-high 70 yards to picking up several crucial first downs Saturday afternoon when the Eagles built a large lead and made it stand up for 45-35 win over Adams State at Alamosa, Colo. Now 3-3 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and 3-4 for the season, the Eagles were ahead 36-7 late in the first half before the Grizzlies, who started slowly, but eventually made some big plays that narrowed the final margin. The stats illustrate much the Eagles dominated. They finished with 33 first downs compared to 15 for Adams State, out-yarded the Grizzlies 523 to 289 and ran 75 plays, 22 more than the hosts.&nbsp; CSC also converted on eight of its 12 third-down situations. It's understandable why the Grizzlies' offense struggled early. Their top three quarterbacks could not play because of COVID protocol. &nbsp;The replacement was Brad Smith, a senior tight end who apparently had not played the position previously, at least since he joined the Grizzlies as a transfer. &nbsp;&nbsp; Smith eventually settled into the position and played admirably. &nbsp;He completed 12 of 21 passes for three touchdowns and also broke loose for 70-yard touchdown in the third quarter. But Chadron State scored early and often, and the lead was too much for the Grizzlies to overcome. &nbsp;&nbsp; After&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6759">Chad Mikelson</a>&nbsp;returned the opening kickoff 44 yards, the Eagles scored on their fourth play from scrimmage when Holst connected with&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6728">Montel Gladney</a>&nbsp;on a 22-yard pass. Chadron State scored again in the opening quarter on a 12-yard toss to&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6788">Cole Thurness</a>&nbsp;and went ahead 22-0 early in the second frame on Thurness's two-yard run to cap a 75-yard drive. Holst, who completed 16 of 27 passes for 248 yards, also hooked up with freshman&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6817">Jamal Browder</a>&nbsp;on a 54-yard touchdown in the second quarter and hit Mikelson, who made an over-the-shoulder grab, with a 16-yard strike in the end zone in the third frame. The Eagles also scored in the second quarter on an 18-yard run by sophomore tailback&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6718">Jeydon Cox</a>, the game's leading rusher with 18 carries to 122 yards. The Grizzlies posted their first touchdown early in the second quarter when, Bryce Hampton, who played on both sides of the ball, made a one-handed interception of a Holst pass the took it 25 yards to the goal line. Hampton also caught three of Smith's passes for 78 yards, including touchdowns of 27 yards just before halftime and a 51-yarder midway in the fourth quarter to wrap up the scoring. &nbsp; Adams State's other TD was on a seven-yard pass to Quintio Garrett early in the final period. After the Grizzlies closed the gap to 10 points, they never got the ball again, as the Eagles maintained possession during a 12-play drive that used up the final 7 ½ minutes. CSC Coach&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=503">Jay Long</a>&nbsp;said Adams State was a tough place to play when he was the Eagles' center in the late 1990s, and said its still true.&nbsp; The last two times the Eagles visited Alamosa, they lost 31-30 and 65-62 heart-breakers.&nbsp; "I'm proud of our guys for finding a way to win today," he added. Chadron State will host the Fort Lewis Skyhawks this coming Saturday.&nbsp; Kickoff will be at noon.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Chadron State rolls over Adams State with huge start, 45-35

F|&nbsp;Mitchell 28, Gering 26 (OT)

F|&nbsp;Chase County 36, Bridgeport 33

F|&nbsp;Gordon-Rushville 42, Valentine 7

F| Leyton 36, Garden County 22 (Thursday)

F|&nbsp;Hemingford 1, Kimball 0 (Forfeit)

F|&nbsp;Potter-Dix 85, Banner County 6

F|&nbsp;Cody-Kilgore 53, Crawford 6

F|&nbsp;Creek Valley 44, South Platte 42 (Thursday)

F|&nbsp;Hay Springs 56, Sioux County 7

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🏈 | High School Football Week 8 Scoreboard

Bayard def. Hemingford, 25-12, 25-11, 26-24

Mitchell def. Bridgeport, 25-14, 16-25, 25-22, 25-20

Rapid City Christian, S.D. def. Gordon/Rushville, 25-21, 25-18, 25-18

Scottsbluff def. Gering, 23-25, 25-19, 25-19, 24-26, 15-11

Sioux County def. Hay Springs, 25-19, 25-14, 25-17

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Panhandle Volleyball & Football scores--Oct. 14

🏐 | Western Nebraska Prep Volleyball Scores - Thursday, October 14

F| Bayard def. Hemingford, 25-12, 25-11, 26-24 (3-0)

F|&nbsp;Mitchell def. Bridgeport, 25-14, 16-25, 25-22, 25-20 (3-1)

F|&nbsp;Rapid City Christian, SD def. Gordon-Rushville, 25-21, 25-18, 25-18 (3-0)

F|&nbsp;Scottsbluff def. Gering, 23-25, 25-19, 25-19, 24-26, 15-11 (3-2)

F|&nbsp;Sioux County def. Hay Springs, 25-19, 25-14, 25-17 (3-0)

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 </figure>By: Dave Collins, Sports Director🏐 | Western Nebraska Prep Volleyball Scores - Thursday, October 14F| Bayard def. Hemingford, 25-12, 25-11, 26-24 (3-0)F|&nbsp;Mitchell def. Bridgeport, 25-14, 16-25, 25-22, 25-20 (3-1)F|&nbsp;Rapid City Christian, SD def. Gordon-Rushville, 25-21, 25-18, 25-18 (3-0)F|&nbsp;Scottsbluff def. Gering, 23-25, 25-19, 25-19, 24-26, 15-11 (3-2)F|&nbsp;Sioux County def. Hay Springs, 25-19, 25-14, 25-17 (3-0)

Panhandle teams competed in District Cross Country meets on Thursday, Oct. 14.&nbsp; The Class B-4 and Class C-5 District meets were held at the Crandell Creek Golf Coourse in Ogallala. The Class D-6 meet was held at Courthouse and Jail Rock Golf course in Bridgeport.&nbsp; The Top 3 Teams and Top 15 Individuals qualify for the State Cross Country Championships in Kearney, Oct. 22.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Madison&nbsp;Seiler&nbsp;(11)Gering 18:57.60&nbsp; 2. Samantha&nbsp;Rodewald&nbsp;(11) McCook 19:04.18&nbsp; 3. Shailee&nbsp;Patton&nbsp;(12 Gering&nbsp; 20:01.81&nbsp;&nbsp;4. Kaylee&nbsp;Charbonneau&nbsp;(11) Scottsbluff 20:06.14&nbsp;&nbsp;5.&nbsp; Kayla&nbsp;Barrios&nbsp;(12)Lexington 20:06.51&nbsp; 6.&nbsp; Sienna&nbsp;Dutton&nbsp;(10) McCook 20:08.48&nbsp; &nbsp;7.&nbsp;Evelyn&nbsp;Keller&nbsp;(9) Northwest 20:13.18&nbsp; 8.&nbsp;Kennadi&nbsp;Ureste&nbsp;(12) Lexington 20:15.05&nbsp; 9.&nbsp; Alexis&nbsp;Lilienthal&nbsp;(11)Northwest 20:21.95&nbsp; 10.&nbsp; Neelie&nbsp;Dorsey&nbsp;(11) Northwest 20:25.61&nbsp; 11.&nbsp; Madeline&nbsp;Armstrong&nbsp;(10)Lexington 20:28.17&nbsp; 12.&nbsp; Mikayla&nbsp;Seebohm&nbsp;(12) Alliance 20:44.82&nbsp; 13.&nbsp; Kelyn&nbsp;Henry&nbsp; Perlich&nbsp;(10)Hastings 20:46.88&nbsp; &nbsp;14.&nbsp; Reagan&nbsp;Shoemaker&nbsp;(12) Hastings 20:48.21&nbsp; &nbsp;15.&nbsp; Hannah&nbsp;Rugroden&nbsp;(9)Scottsbluff 20:48.46 Team Scores: 1.Gering, 37 Coach:&nbsp;Rick Marez

Madison&nbsp;Seiler (11), 18:57.60 Shailee&nbsp;Patton (12), 20:01.81 Jadyn&nbsp;Scott (11), 20:50.22 Jenna&nbsp;Davis (10), 21:15.48 Allison&nbsp;Herbel (9), 22:17.17 Alison&nbsp;Bradford (10), 22:18.02

2.Lexington, 44 Coach:&nbsp;Sam Jilka

Kayla&nbsp;Barrios (12), 20:06.51 Kennadi&nbsp;Ureste (12), 20:15.05 Madeline&nbsp;Armstrong (10), 20:28.17 Susana&nbsp;Calmo (10), 21:24.45 Yovana&nbsp;Contreras (9), 21:24.93 Yarely&nbsp;Simental-Salcido (9), 21:47.21

3.Northwest, 50 Coach:&nbsp;Joel Hope

Evelyn&nbsp;Keller (9), 20:13.18 Alexis&nbsp;Lilienthal (11), 20:21.95 Neelie&nbsp;Dorsey (11), 20:25.61 Leah&nbsp;Carlson (9), 21:58.08 Olivia&nbsp;Chapman (9), 22:06. Sydney&nbsp;Fisher (12), 22:18.44 4.Scottsbluff, 54&nbsp; &nbsp; 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;McCook, 63&nbsp; &nbsp; 6.Hastings, 67

District B-4: Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Oscar&nbsp;Aguado-Mendez&nbsp;(11)Lexington 16:34.07 2.&nbsp; Jayden&nbsp;Ureste&nbsp;(11)Lexington 16:36.16&nbsp; 3.&nbsp; Miguel&nbsp;Cruz-Mendoza&nbsp;(10) Lexington 16:37.70&nbsp; 4.&nbsp; Caden&nbsp;Keller&nbsp;(11)Northwest 16:41.39&nbsp; 5.&nbsp; Ian&nbsp;Salazar-Molina&nbsp;(10)Lexington 16:45.14&nbsp; 6.&nbsp; Eli&nbsp;Marez&nbsp;(11)Gering 16:48.61&nbsp; 7.&nbsp; Hans&nbsp;Bastron&nbsp;(10)Scottsbluff 16:52.46&nbsp; 8.&nbsp; Lazaro&nbsp;Adame-Lopez&nbsp;(10)Lexington 16:57.85&nbsp; 9.&nbsp; Garrett&nbsp;Converse&nbsp;(12)Lexington 17:04.93&nbsp; 10.&nbsp; James&nbsp;Adams&nbsp;(10)Scottsbluff 17:07.77&nbsp; 11.&nbsp; Nathan&nbsp;Seiler&nbsp;(9)Gering 17:08.04&nbsp; 12.&nbsp; Benjamin&nbsp;Sutherland&nbsp;(11)Northwest 17:08.89&nbsp; 13.&nbsp; Austin&nbsp;Carrera&nbsp;(9)Hastings 17:10.08&nbsp; 14.&nbsp; Evan&nbsp;Struss&nbsp;(10)Hastings 17:14.59&nbsp; &nbsp;15.&nbsp;Bryce&nbsp;Carrillo&nbsp;(9) Gering17:15.18 Team Scores: 1.Lexington, 11&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Sam Jilka

Oscar&nbsp;Aguado-Mendez (11), 16:34.07 Jayden&nbsp;Ureste (11), 16:36.16 Miguel&nbsp;Cruz-Mendoza (10), 16:37.70 Ian&nbsp;Salazar-Molina (10), 16:45.14 Lazaro&nbsp;Adame-Lopez (10), 16:57.85 Garrett&nbsp;Converse (12), 17:04.93

2.Gering, 54&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Rick Marez&nbsp;

Eli&nbsp;Marez (11), 16:48.61 Nathan&nbsp;Seiler (9), 17:08.04 Bryce&nbsp;Carrillo (9), 17:15.18 Aiden&nbsp;Narvais (10), 17:54.86 Aiden&nbsp;Bell (9), 18:09.25 Lucas&nbsp;Moravec (12), 18:44.25 3.Northwest, 54&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Joel Hope

Caden&nbsp;Keller (11), 16:41.39 Benjamin&nbsp;Sutherland (11), 17:08.89 Bishop&nbsp;Placke (12), 17:39.56 Kian&nbsp;Botts (11), 17:49.39 Owen&nbsp;Bjerke (11), 18:14.80 Charles&nbsp;Hurley (12), 18:31.63 4.Scottsbluff, 56&nbsp; &nbsp;5.&nbsp;Hastings, 77&nbsp; &nbsp;6.McCook, 94&nbsp; &nbsp;7.Alliance, 133

Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Lindee&nbsp;Henning&nbsp;(10) Ogallala18:54.34 2.&nbsp;Talissa&nbsp;Tanquary&nbsp;(10)Sidney19:40.00 3.&nbsp;Mallory&nbsp;Applegate&nbsp;(11) Cozad19:44.56 4.&nbsp;Makinley&nbsp;Fuller&nbsp;(11) Chadron 19:53.90 5.&nbsp;Lauren&nbsp;Henning&nbsp;(10) Ogallala20:01.93 6.&nbsp;Lydia&nbsp;Peters&nbsp;(12) Sidney 20:21.21 7.&nbsp;MaKinley&nbsp;Tobey&nbsp;(10)Broken Bow 20:28.74 8.&nbsp;Karyn&nbsp;Burkholder&nbsp;(11) Cozad 20:37.34 9.&nbsp;Grace&nbsp;Pyle&nbsp;(10)Chadron 20:44.17 10.&nbsp;Jenju&nbsp;Peters&nbsp;(10)Sidney 20:47.62 11.&nbsp;Jordan&nbsp;Jablonski&nbsp;(12) Chase County 21:00.18&nbsp; 12.&nbsp;Gracie&nbsp;Hackel&nbsp;(9)Broken Bow 21:10.33 13.&nbsp;Rheo&nbsp;Dykstra&nbsp;(11) Sidney21:15.00&nbsp; 14.&nbsp;MaKenzie&nbsp;Long&nbsp;(12) Valentine 21:17.70&nbsp; &nbsp; 15.&nbsp;Lillian&nbsp;Golden&nbsp;(11)Mitchell&nbsp; 21:18.44 Team Scores: 1.Sidney, 31&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Donna Wiedeburg

Talissa&nbsp;Tanquary (10), 19:40.00 Lydia&nbsp;Peters (12), 20:21.21 Jenju&nbsp;Peters (10), 20:47.62 Rheo&nbsp;Dykstra (11), 21:15.00 Erika&nbsp;Meakins (12), 23:10.28 Ileana&nbsp;Neufeld-Ponce (9), 23:27.94 2.Chadron, 47&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Willie Uhing

Makinley&nbsp;Fuller (11), 19:53.90 Grace&nbsp;Pyle (10), 20:44.17 Leila&nbsp;Tewahade (12), 21:37.19 Emma&nbsp;Witte (11), 21:42.81 Aspen&nbsp;Graves (11), 22:56.56 Aliyah&nbsp;Mills (12), 23:42.01 3.Broken Bow, 55&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Jason Daffer

MaKinley&nbsp;Tobey (10), 20:28.74 Gracie&nbsp;Hackel (9), 21:10.33 Cassidy&nbsp;Schweitzer (10), 21:42.50 Anna&nbsp;Lindstrom (12), 21:44.47 Chelsea&nbsp;Royle (12), 22:47.97 Kacee&nbsp;Evans (9), 27:06.38 4.Ogallala, 62&nbsp; 5.Mitchell, 89&nbsp; 6.Chase County, 102&nbsp; 7.Cozad, 103&nbsp; 8.Gothenburg, 105&nbsp; 9.&nbsp;Alma/Southern Valley, 134

Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Daniel&nbsp;Bashtovoi&nbsp;(12)Sidney 16:27.21 2.&nbsp;Cameron&nbsp;Brauer&nbsp;(12) Sidney 16:42.90 3.&nbsp;Ethan&nbsp;Olsen&nbsp;(10) Gothenburg16:49.41 4.&nbsp;Mitchell&nbsp;Deer&nbsp;(12) Sidney 17:04.48 5.&nbsp;Yahriel&nbsp;Gaeta&nbsp;(9)Gothenburg 17:19.68 6.&nbsp;Noah&nbsp;Osmond&nbsp;(11)Broken Bow 17:19.98 7.&nbsp;Easton&nbsp;Anderson&nbsp;(11)Mitchell 17:25.79 8.&nbsp;Nikolas&nbsp;Clement&nbsp;(10) Holdrege 17:27.239.&nbsp;Daine&nbsp;Wardyn&nbsp;(12)Broken Bow 17:27.57 10.&nbsp;Treyson&nbsp;Johnstone&nbsp;(12) Sidney 17:28.69 11.&nbsp;Treyton&nbsp;Hurlburt&nbsp;(11) Broken Bow 17:29.19&nbsp; 12.&nbsp;Jesse&nbsp;Gallian&nbsp;(10)Broken Bow 17:31.42 13.&nbsp;Caiden&nbsp;Castillo&nbsp;(11)Ogallala 17:37.12 14.&nbsp;Gavin&nbsp;Sloan&nbsp;(11)Chadron 17:38.42&nbsp; &nbsp;15.&nbsp;Justin&nbsp;Golus&nbsp;(11)Holdrege&nbsp; 17:38.79 Team Scores: 1.Sidney, 15&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Donna Wiedeburg

Daniel&nbsp;Bashtovoi (12), 16:27.21 Cameron&nbsp;Brauer (12), 16:42.90 Mitchell&nbsp;Deer (12), 17:04.48 Treyson&nbsp;Johnstone (12), 17:28.69 Noah&nbsp;Canas (9), 18:03.88 Jashawn&nbsp;Davenport (9), 18:32.31 2.Broken Bow, 35&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Jason Daffer

Noah&nbsp;Osmond (11), 17:19.98 Daine&nbsp;Wardyn (12), 17:27.57 Treyton&nbsp;Hurlburt (11), 17:29.19 Jesse&nbsp;Gallian (10), 17:31.42 Zane&nbsp;Eggleston (11), 18:01.05 Coy&nbsp;Wardyn (9), 18:57.74 3.Gothenburg, 52&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Tony Neels

Ethan&nbsp;Olsen (10), 16:49.41 Yahriel&nbsp;Gaeta (9), 17:19.68 Nathan&nbsp;Sager (10), 17:49.77 Parker&nbsp;Graves (10), 18:37.73 Alec&nbsp;Winney (9), 18:43.29 Lukan&nbsp;Most (12), 19:47.34 4.Holdrege, 62&nbsp; 5.Chadron, 92&nbsp; 6.Ogallala, 110&nbsp; 7.Hershey, 144&nbsp; 8.Cozad, 158&nbsp; 9.Chase County, 159&nbsp; 10.Alma/Southern Valley, 178&nbsp; 11.Valentine, 187

Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Peyton&nbsp;Paxton&nbsp;(9) Mullen20:35.90 2.&nbsp;Autumn&nbsp;Edwards&nbsp;(9)Morrill 20:55.19 3.&nbsp;Callie&nbsp;Coble&nbsp;(12)Mullen 20:56.00 4.&nbsp;Axi&nbsp;Benish&nbsp;(11) Leyton 21:32.62 5.&nbsp;Mariah&nbsp;Gardner&nbsp;(12)Wallace 21:36.93 6.&nbsp;Story&nbsp;Rasby&nbsp;(9)Sutherland 21:42.18 7.&nbsp;Cecilia&nbsp;Barron&nbsp;(9)Morrill21:45.25 8.&nbsp;Aurora &nbsp;Hinman&nbsp;(9)Hemingford 21:45.92 9.&nbsp;Madison&nbsp;Ribble&nbsp;(9)Bridgeport 21:53.59 10.&nbsp;Paityn&nbsp;Homan&nbsp;(12)Crawford 21:58.21 11.&nbsp;Ashley&nbsp;Robertson&nbsp;(9)Wallace 22:02.75 12.&nbsp;Chantel&nbsp;Malson&nbsp;(12)Kimball 22:09.55 13.&nbsp;Chayse&nbsp;Keith&nbsp;(10)Hitchcock County 22:18.93&nbsp; 14.&nbsp;Tyrah&nbsp;American Horse&nbsp;(10)Gordon-Rushville 22:19.50&nbsp; 15.&nbsp;Meredith&nbsp;Gloy&nbsp;(11)Perkins County&nbsp; 22:38.16 Team Scores: 1.Morrill, 20&nbsp; &nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Ashley Gompert

Autumn&nbsp;Edwards (9), 20:55.19 Cecilia&nbsp;Barron (9), 21:45.25 Jessica&nbsp;Wilkinson (12), 23:09.26 Justine&nbsp;Wilkinson (9), 25:50.29

2.&nbsp;Wallace, 22&nbsp; &nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Madisen Messersmith

Mariah&nbsp;Gardner (12), 21:36.93 Ashley&nbsp;Robertson (9), 22:02.75 Ryleigh&nbsp;Hanson (9), 22:57.14 Dajana&nbsp;Garrison (10), 27:21.40 3.Sutherland, 31&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Patti O

Story&nbsp;Rasby (9), 21:42.18 McKenna&nbsp;Bliss (11), 22:53.62 Cydnie&nbsp;Wilson (11), 23:23.66 Anna&nbsp;Peterka (11), 23:54.84 Cloee&nbsp;Petersen (11), 26:15.37 4.&nbsp;Hemingford, 35&nbsp; &nbsp;5.&nbsp;Bridgeport, 39&nbsp; &nbsp;6.&nbsp;Perkins County, 50&nbsp; 7.&nbsp;Gordon-Rushville, 63&nbsp; &nbsp;8.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bayard, 71&nbsp; &nbsp;9.&nbsp;&nbsp;Hitchcock County, 75

Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Damin&nbsp;Luedke&nbsp;(12) Paxton17:05.65 2.&nbsp;Trevor&nbsp;Kuncl&nbsp;(12) Mullen 17:05.68 3.&nbsp;Colton&nbsp;Pouk&nbsp;(12) Perkins County 17:38.54 4.&nbsp;Zeke&nbsp;Christiansen&nbsp;(10)Garden County 17:50.86 5.&nbsp;Mason&nbsp;McGreer&nbsp;(9)Perkins County 17:51.15 6.&nbsp;Gabriel&nbsp;Tretter&nbsp;(11) Leyton 17:51.18 7.&nbsp;Matthew&nbsp;Bruns&nbsp;(12)Sutherland 18:12.46&nbsp; 8.&nbsp;Luke&nbsp;Ott&nbsp;(11) Morrill 18:13.25 9.&nbsp;Jackson&nbsp;Sinsel&nbsp;(12)Sutherland 18:25.17 10.&nbsp;Zane&nbsp;Hinman&nbsp;(11)Hemingford 18:27.68&nbsp; 11.&nbsp;Nate&nbsp;Billey&nbsp;(11) Garden County 18:31.30 12.&nbsp;Zachary&nbsp;Araujo&nbsp;(10)Bayard 18:54.46&nbsp; 13.&nbsp;Elijah&nbsp;Conley&nbsp;(11)Bridgeport&nbsp; 19:08.93 14.&nbsp;Creel&nbsp;Weber&nbsp;(11)Hemingford 19:23.57&nbsp; 15.&nbsp;Dustin&nbsp;Brien&nbsp;(10)Hay Springs&nbsp; 19:31.86 Team Scores: 1.Perkins County, 25&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Seth Burge

Colton&nbsp;Pouk (12), 17:38.54 Mason&nbsp;McGreer (9), 17:51.15 Brock&nbsp;Tines (9), 20:23.32 Brient&nbsp;Wood (11), 22:13.75 Parker&nbsp;Tille (9), 22:16.84

2.Sutherland, 31&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Patti O

Matthew&nbsp;Bruns (12), 18:12.46 Jackson&nbsp;Sinsel (12), 18:25.17 Jon&nbsp;Peterka (12), 20:22.21 Harmon&nbsp;Johnsen (11), 20:47.70 Hoyt&nbsp;Dancer (11), 23:51.57 3.Hemingford, 41&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Jayme Clark

Zane&nbsp;Hinman (11), 18:27.68 Creel&nbsp;Weber (11), 19:23.57 Boady&nbsp;Hunter (9), 20:43.57 Braden&nbsp;Christopherson (12), 20:53.94 Drew&nbsp;Varner (10), 22:31.37 4.&nbsp;Bayard, 43&nbsp; 5.&nbsp;Paxton, 45&nbsp; 6.&nbsp;Garden County, 45&nbsp; &nbsp;7.&nbsp;Leyton, 57&nbsp; 8.&nbsp;Hitchcock County, 73&nbsp; 9.&nbsp;Bridgeport, 77&nbsp; 10.&nbsp;Creek Valley, 82&nbsp; 11.&nbsp;Kimball, 89&nbsp; &nbsp;12.&nbsp;Dundy County Stratton, 119

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 </figure>By: Mike GlesingerPanhandle teams competed in District Cross Country meets on Thursday, Oct. 14.&nbsp; The Class B-4 and Class C-5 District meets were held at the Crandell Creek Golf Coourse in Ogallala. The Class D-6 meet was held at Courthouse and Jail Rock Golf course in Bridgeport.&nbsp; The Top 3 Teams and Top 15 Individuals qualify for the State Cross Country Championships in Kearney, Oct. 22.&nbsp;&nbsp;Results from B-4: GirlsTop 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Madison&nbsp;Seiler&nbsp;(11)Gering 18:57.60&nbsp; 2. Samantha&nbsp;Rodewald&nbsp;(11) McCook 19:04.18&nbsp; 3. Shailee&nbsp;Patton&nbsp;(12 Gering&nbsp; 20:01.81&nbsp;&nbsp;4. Kaylee&nbsp;Charbonneau&nbsp;(11) Scottsbluff 20:06.14&nbsp;&nbsp;5.&nbsp; Kayla&nbsp;Barrios&nbsp;(12)Lexington 20:06.51&nbsp; 6.&nbsp; Sienna&nbsp;Dutton&nbsp;(10) McCook 20:08.48&nbsp; &nbsp;7.&nbsp;Evelyn&nbsp;Keller&nbsp;(9) Northwest 20:13.18&nbsp; 8.&nbsp;Kennadi&nbsp;Ureste&nbsp;(12) Lexington 20:15.05&nbsp; 9.&nbsp; Alexis&nbsp;Lilienthal&nbsp;(11)Northwest 20:21.95&nbsp; 10.&nbsp; Neelie&nbsp;Dorsey&nbsp;(11) Northwest 20:25.61&nbsp; 11.&nbsp; Madeline&nbsp;Armstrong&nbsp;(10)Lexington 20:28.17&nbsp; 12.&nbsp; Mikayla&nbsp;Seebohm&nbsp;(12) Alliance 20:44.82&nbsp; 13.&nbsp; Kelyn&nbsp;Henry&nbsp; Perlich&nbsp;(10)Hastings 20:46.88&nbsp; &nbsp;14.&nbsp; Reagan&nbsp;Shoemaker&nbsp;(12) Hastings 20:48.21&nbsp; &nbsp;15.&nbsp; Hannah&nbsp;Rugroden&nbsp;(9)Scottsbluff 20:48.46 Team Scores: 1.Gering, 37 Coach:&nbsp;Rick Marez Madison&nbsp;Seiler (11), 18:57.60 Shailee&nbsp;Patton (12), 20:01.81 Jadyn&nbsp;Scott (11), 20:50.22 Jenna&nbsp;Davis (10), 21:15.48 Allison&nbsp;Herbel (9), 22:17.17 Alison&nbsp;Bradford (10), 22:18.02 2.Lexington, 44 Coach:&nbsp;Sam Jilka Kayla&nbsp;Barrios (12), 20:06.51 Kennadi&nbsp;Ureste (12), 20:15.05 Madeline&nbsp;Armstrong (10), 20:28.17 Susana&nbsp;Calmo (10), 21:24.45 Yovana&nbsp;Contreras (9), 21:24.93 Yarely&nbsp;Simental-Salcido (9), 21:47.21 3.Northwest, 50 Coach:&nbsp;Joel Hope Evelyn&nbsp;Keller (9), 20:13.18 Alexis&nbsp;Lilienthal (11), 20:21.95 Neelie&nbsp;Dorsey (11), 20:25.61 Leah&nbsp;Carlson (9), 21:58.08 Olivia&nbsp;Chapman (9), 22:06. Sydney&nbsp;Fisher (12), 22:18.44 4.Scottsbluff, 54&nbsp; &nbsp; 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;McCook, 63&nbsp; &nbsp; 6.Hastings, 67B-4 BoysDistrict B-4: Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Oscar&nbsp;Aguado-Mendez&nbsp;(11)Lexington 16:34.07 2.&nbsp; Jayden&nbsp;Ureste&nbsp;(11)Lexington 16:36.16&nbsp; 3.&nbsp; Miguel&nbsp;Cruz-Mendoza&nbsp;(10) Lexington 16:37.70&nbsp; 4.&nbsp; Caden&nbsp;Keller&nbsp;(11)Northwest 16:41.39&nbsp; 5.&nbsp; Ian&nbsp;Salazar-Molina&nbsp;(10)Lexington 16:45.14&nbsp; 6.&nbsp; Eli&nbsp;Marez&nbsp;(11)Gering 16:48.61&nbsp; 7.&nbsp; Hans&nbsp;Bastron&nbsp;(10)Scottsbluff 16:52.46&nbsp; 8.&nbsp; Lazaro&nbsp;Adame-Lopez&nbsp;(10)Lexington 16:57.85&nbsp; 9.&nbsp; Garrett&nbsp;Converse&nbsp;(12)Lexington 17:04.93&nbsp; 10.&nbsp; James&nbsp;Adams&nbsp;(10)Scottsbluff 17:07.77&nbsp; 11.&nbsp; Nathan&nbsp;Seiler&nbsp;(9)Gering 17:08.04&nbsp; 12.&nbsp; Benjamin&nbsp;Sutherland&nbsp;(11)Northwest 17:08.89&nbsp; 13.&nbsp; Austin&nbsp;Carrera&nbsp;(9)Hastings 17:10.08&nbsp; 14.&nbsp; Evan&nbsp;Struss&nbsp;(10)Hastings 17:14.59&nbsp; &nbsp;15.&nbsp;Bryce&nbsp;Carrillo&nbsp;(9) Gering17:15.18 Team Scores: 1.Lexington, 11&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Sam JilkaOscar&nbsp;Aguado-Mendez (11), 16:34.07 Jayden&nbsp;Ureste (11), 16:36.16 Miguel&nbsp;Cruz-Mendoza (10), 16:37.70 Ian&nbsp;Salazar-Molina (10), 16:45.14 Lazaro&nbsp;Adame-Lopez (10), 16:57.85 Garrett&nbsp;Converse (12), 17:04.93 2.Gering, 54&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Rick Marez&nbsp; Eli&nbsp;Marez (11), 16:48.61 Nathan&nbsp;Seiler (9), 17:08.04 Bryce&nbsp;Carrillo (9), 17:15.18 Aiden&nbsp;Narvais (10), 17:54.86 Aiden&nbsp;Bell (9), 18:09.25 Lucas&nbsp;Moravec (12), 18:44.25 3.Northwest, 54&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Joel HopeCaden&nbsp;Keller (11), 16:41.39 Benjamin&nbsp;Sutherland (11), 17:08.89 Bishop&nbsp;Placke (12), 17:39.56 Kian&nbsp;Botts (11), 17:49.39 Owen&nbsp;Bjerke (11), 18:14.80 Charles&nbsp;Hurley (12), 18:31.63 4.Scottsbluff, 56&nbsp; &nbsp;5.&nbsp;Hastings, 77&nbsp; &nbsp;6.McCook, 94&nbsp; &nbsp;7.Alliance, 133 Girls C-5 Results:Top 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Lindee&nbsp;Henning&nbsp;(10) Ogallala18:54.34 2.&nbsp;Talissa&nbsp;Tanquary&nbsp;(10)Sidney19:40.00 3.&nbsp;Mallory&nbsp;Applegate&nbsp;(11) Cozad19:44.56 4.&nbsp;Makinley&nbsp;Fuller&nbsp;(11) Chadron 19:53.90 5.&nbsp;Lauren&nbsp;Henning&nbsp;(10) Ogallala20:01.93 6.&nbsp;Lydia&nbsp;Peters&nbsp;(12) Sidney 20:21.21 7.&nbsp;MaKinley&nbsp;Tobey&nbsp;(10)Broken Bow 20:28.74 8.&nbsp;Karyn&nbsp;Burkholder&nbsp;(11) Cozad 20:37.34 9.&nbsp;Grace&nbsp;Pyle&nbsp;(10)Chadron 20:44.17 10.&nbsp;Jenju&nbsp;Peters&nbsp;(10)Sidney 20:47.62 11.&nbsp;Jordan&nbsp;Jablonski&nbsp;(12) Chase County 21:00.18&nbsp; 12.&nbsp;Gracie&nbsp;Hackel&nbsp;(9)Broken Bow 21:10.33 13.&nbsp;Rheo&nbsp;Dykstra&nbsp;(11) Sidney21:15.00&nbsp; 14.&nbsp;MaKenzie&nbsp;Long&nbsp;(12) Valentine 21:17.70&nbsp; &nbsp; 15.&nbsp;Lillian&nbsp;Golden&nbsp;(11)Mitchell&nbsp; 21:18.44 Team Scores: 1.Sidney, 31&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Donna WiedeburgTalissa&nbsp;Tanquary (10), 19:40.00 Lydia&nbsp;Peters (12), 20:21.21 Jenju&nbsp;Peters (10), 20:47.62 Rheo&nbsp;Dykstra (11), 21:15.00 Erika&nbsp;Meakins (12), 23:10.28 Ileana&nbsp;Neufeld-Ponce (9), 23:27.94 2.Chadron, 47&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Willie UhingMakinley&nbsp;Fuller (11), 19:53.90 Grace&nbsp;Pyle (10), 20:44.17 Leila&nbsp;Tewahade (12), 21:37.19 Emma&nbsp;Witte (11), 21:42.81 Aspen&nbsp;Graves (11), 22:56.56 Aliyah&nbsp;Mills (12), 23:42.01 3.Broken Bow, 55&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Jason Daffer MaKinley&nbsp;Tobey (10), 20:28.74 Gracie&nbsp;Hackel (9), 21:10.33 Cassidy&nbsp;Schweitzer (10), 21:42.50 Anna&nbsp;Lindstrom (12), 21:44.47 Chelsea&nbsp;Royle (12), 22:47.97 Kacee&nbsp;Evans (9), 27:06.38 4.Ogallala, 62&nbsp; 5.Mitchell, 89&nbsp; 6.Chase County, 102&nbsp; 7.Cozad, 103&nbsp; 8.Gothenburg, 105&nbsp; 9.&nbsp;Alma/Southern Valley, 134C-5 BoysTop 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Daniel&nbsp;Bashtovoi&nbsp;(12)Sidney 16:27.21 2.&nbsp;Cameron&nbsp;Brauer&nbsp;(12) Sidney 16:42.90 3.&nbsp;Ethan&nbsp;Olsen&nbsp;(10) Gothenburg16:49.41 4.&nbsp;Mitchell&nbsp;Deer&nbsp;(12) Sidney 17:04.48 5.&nbsp;Yahriel&nbsp;Gaeta&nbsp;(9)Gothenburg 17:19.68 6.&nbsp;Noah&nbsp;Osmond&nbsp;(11)Broken Bow 17:19.98 7.&nbsp;Easton&nbsp;Anderson&nbsp;(11)Mitchell 17:25.79 8.&nbsp;Nikolas&nbsp;Clement&nbsp;(10) Holdrege 17:27.239.&nbsp;Daine&nbsp;Wardyn&nbsp;(12)Broken Bow 17:27.57 10.&nbsp;Treyson&nbsp;Johnstone&nbsp;(12) Sidney 17:28.69 11.&nbsp;Treyton&nbsp;Hurlburt&nbsp;(11) Broken Bow 17:29.19&nbsp; 12.&nbsp;Jesse&nbsp;Gallian&nbsp;(10)Broken Bow 17:31.42 13.&nbsp;Caiden&nbsp;Castillo&nbsp;(11)Ogallala 17:37.12 14.&nbsp;Gavin&nbsp;Sloan&nbsp;(11)Chadron 17:38.42&nbsp; &nbsp;15.&nbsp;Justin&nbsp;Golus&nbsp;(11)Holdrege&nbsp; 17:38.79 Team Scores: 1.Sidney, 15&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Donna WiedeburgDaniel&nbsp;Bashtovoi (12), 16:27.21 Cameron&nbsp;Brauer (12), 16:42.90 Mitchell&nbsp;Deer (12), 17:04.48 Treyson&nbsp;Johnstone (12), 17:28.69 Noah&nbsp;Canas (9), 18:03.88 Jashawn&nbsp;Davenport (9), 18:32.31 2.Broken Bow, 35&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Jason DafferNoah&nbsp;Osmond (11), 17:19.98 Daine&nbsp;Wardyn (12), 17:27.57 Treyton&nbsp;Hurlburt (11), 17:29.19 Jesse&nbsp;Gallian (10), 17:31.42 Zane&nbsp;Eggleston (11), 18:01.05 Coy&nbsp;Wardyn (9), 18:57.74 3.Gothenburg, 52&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Tony NeelsEthan&nbsp;Olsen (10), 16:49.41 Yahriel&nbsp;Gaeta (9), 17:19.68 Nathan&nbsp;Sager (10), 17:49.77 Parker&nbsp;Graves (10), 18:37.73 Alec&nbsp;Winney (9), 18:43.29 Lukan&nbsp;Most (12), 19:47.34 4.Holdrege, 62&nbsp; 5.Chadron, 92&nbsp; 6.Ogallala, 110&nbsp; 7.Hershey, 144&nbsp; 8.Cozad, 158&nbsp; 9.Chase County, 159&nbsp; 10.Alma/Southern Valley, 178&nbsp; 11.Valentine, 187 D-6 GirlsTop 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Peyton&nbsp;Paxton&nbsp;(9) Mullen20:35.90 2.&nbsp;Autumn&nbsp;Edwards&nbsp;(9)Morrill 20:55.19 3.&nbsp;Callie&nbsp;Coble&nbsp;(12)Mullen 20:56.00 4.&nbsp;Axi&nbsp;Benish&nbsp;(11) Leyton 21:32.62 5.&nbsp;Mariah&nbsp;Gardner&nbsp;(12)Wallace 21:36.93 6.&nbsp;Story&nbsp;Rasby&nbsp;(9)Sutherland 21:42.18 7.&nbsp;Cecilia&nbsp;Barron&nbsp;(9)Morrill21:45.25 8.&nbsp;Aurora &nbsp;Hinman&nbsp;(9)Hemingford 21:45.92 9.&nbsp;Madison&nbsp;Ribble&nbsp;(9)Bridgeport 21:53.59 10.&nbsp;Paityn&nbsp;Homan&nbsp;(12)Crawford 21:58.21 11.&nbsp;Ashley&nbsp;Robertson&nbsp;(9)Wallace 22:02.75 12.&nbsp;Chantel&nbsp;Malson&nbsp;(12)Kimball 22:09.55 13.&nbsp;Chayse&nbsp;Keith&nbsp;(10)Hitchcock County 22:18.93&nbsp; 14.&nbsp;Tyrah&nbsp;American Horse&nbsp;(10)Gordon-Rushville 22:19.50&nbsp; 15.&nbsp;Meredith&nbsp;Gloy&nbsp;(11)Perkins County&nbsp; 22:38.16 Team Scores: 1.Morrill, 20&nbsp; &nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Ashley GompertAutumn&nbsp;Edwards (9), 20:55.19 Cecilia&nbsp;Barron (9), 21:45.25 Jessica&nbsp;Wilkinson (12), 23:09.26 Justine&nbsp;Wilkinson (9), 25:50.29 2.&nbsp;Wallace, 22&nbsp; &nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Madisen MessersmithMariah&nbsp;Gardner (12), 21:36.93 Ashley&nbsp;Robertson (9), 22:02.75 Ryleigh&nbsp;Hanson (9), 22:57.14 Dajana&nbsp;Garrison (10), 27:21.40 3.Sutherland, 31&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach:&nbsp;Patti OStory&nbsp;Rasby (9), 21:42.18 McKenna&nbsp;Bliss (11), 22:53.62 Cydnie&nbsp;Wilson (11), 23:23.66 Anna&nbsp;Peterka (11), 23:54.84 Cloee&nbsp;Petersen (11), 26:15.37 4.&nbsp;Hemingford, 35&nbsp; &nbsp;5.&nbsp;Bridgeport, 39&nbsp; &nbsp;6.&nbsp;Perkins County, 50&nbsp; 7.&nbsp;Gordon-Rushville, 63&nbsp; &nbsp;8.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bayard, 71&nbsp; &nbsp;9.&nbsp;&nbsp;Hitchcock County, 75D-6 BoysTop 15 Individuals: 1.&nbsp;Damin&nbsp;Luedke&nbsp;(12) Paxton17:05.65 2.&nbsp;Trevor&nbsp;Kuncl&nbsp;(12) Mullen 17:05.68 3.&nbsp;Colton&nbsp;Pouk&nbsp;(12) Perkins County 17:38.54 4.&nbsp;Zeke&nbsp;Christiansen&nbsp;(10)Garden County 17:50.86 5.&nbsp;Mason&nbsp;McGreer&nbsp;(9)Perkins County 17:51.15 6.&nbsp;Gabriel&nbsp;Tretter&nbsp;(11) Leyton 17:51.18 7.&nbsp;Matthew&nbsp;Bruns&nbsp;(12)Sutherland 18:12.46&nbsp; 8.&nbsp;Luke&nbsp;Ott&nbsp;(11) Morrill 18:13.25 9.&nbsp;Jackson&nbsp;Sinsel&nbsp;(12)Sutherland 18:25.17 10.&nbsp;Zane&nbsp;Hinman&nbsp;(11)Hemingford 18:27.68&nbsp; 11.&nbsp;Nate&nbsp;Billey&nbsp;(11) Garden County 18:31.30 12.&nbsp;Zachary&nbsp;Araujo&nbsp;(10)Bayard 18:54.46&nbsp; 13.&nbsp;Elijah&nbsp;Conley&nbsp;(11)Bridgeport&nbsp; 19:08.93 14.&nbsp;Creel&nbsp;Weber&nbsp;(11)Hemingford 19:23.57&nbsp; 15.&nbsp;Dustin&nbsp;Brien&nbsp;(10)Hay Springs&nbsp; 19:31.86 Team Scores: 1.Perkins County, 25&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Seth Burge Colton&nbsp;Pouk (12), 17:38.54 Mason&nbsp;McGreer (9), 17:51.15 Brock&nbsp;Tines (9), 20:23.32 Brient&nbsp;Wood (11), 22:13.75 Parker&nbsp;Tille (9), 22:16.84 2.Sutherland, 31&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Patti OMatthew&nbsp;Bruns (12), 18:12.46 Jackson&nbsp;Sinsel (12), 18:25.17 Jon&nbsp;Peterka (12), 20:22.21 Harmon&nbsp;Johnsen (11), 20:47.70 Hoyt&nbsp;Dancer (11), 23:51.57 3.Hemingford, 41&nbsp; Coach:&nbsp;Jayme Clark Zane&nbsp;Hinman (11), 18:27.68 Creel&nbsp;Weber (11), 19:23.57 Boady&nbsp;Hunter (9), 20:43.57 Braden&nbsp;Christopherson (12), 20:53.94 Drew&nbsp;Varner (10), 22:31.37 4.&nbsp;Bayard, 43&nbsp; 5.&nbsp;Paxton, 45&nbsp; 6.&nbsp;Garden County, 45&nbsp; &nbsp;7.&nbsp;Leyton, 57&nbsp; 8.&nbsp;Hitchcock County, 73&nbsp; 9.&nbsp;Bridgeport, 77&nbsp; 10.&nbsp;Creek Valley, 82&nbsp; 11.&nbsp;Kimball, 89&nbsp; &nbsp;12.&nbsp;Dundy County Stratton, 119

District Cross Country results Oct. 14

By: AHS Supt. of Schools Dr. Troy Unzicker

The Alliance High School Activities Hall of Fame will induct 10 new members during Homecoming week at AHS.&nbsp; The Ceremony will be held Saturday, Oct. 16 at 10 am at the Performing Arts Center at Alliance High School. The event is is open to the public and everyone is welcome to attend.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The ceremony will induct the members of the 2020 and 2021 Classes. Due to the pandemic there was no induction in 2020.&nbsp; There will be displays&nbsp; of awards, pictures, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia from the Class members in the commons area that fans may view and the new inductees will be be available for a meet and greet after the ceremony.

The Activities Hall of Fame is organized as a way of maintaining the rich heritage and tradition of the successful activity programs at Alliance High School. The Hall of Fame will serve as a means of recognizing, preserving, and honoring the athletes, performers, coaches, sponsors, directors, contributors and alumni who made significant contributions to activity programs. The Activities Hall of Fame will help maintain the spirit, pride, and sense of community, as well as serving as a historical account of the great activity traditions of Alliance High School.

Dennis Girard graduated in 1972. He was the 119-pound state champion in 1971 and the 126-pound state champion in 1972. This makes him one of only four wrestling in Alliance history to be a two-time state champion. Dennis is one of only two Alliance wrestlers to have received an “All-American” honor in high school wrestling as well. Dennis was also a team member on the state championship cross country team in 1971. He went on to wrestling for the University of Nebraska.

Tracy Kelly Kearney graduated in 1992. Tracy was an outstanding 10 time letter winner in her career at Alliance High School. In volleyball she capped her career as senior MVP and Co-Captain while earning all-conference honors. In basketball, she was three time all-conference and all-region. Her senior year, she was named to the Star Herald Super 5 team. In track, she excelled in the middle distances. She was a four-time Western Conference champion and three-time district champion in the 800. She medaled in the state meet as a sophomore in the 400. She medaled all four years at the state meet, placing 5th, 3rd, 2nd and 2nd through her career.

Chad Thompson graduated in 1994. He was a three-year starter at wide receiver in football. Chad started on some of the best football teams in Alliance school history. In 1991 he recorded 769 yard receiving. In 1992, the total was 472 yards. In 1993 he capped off his career with 803 yards receiving which was tops in the state that season. He was also chosen to the Omaha World Herald All-Nebraska 2nd team as a receiver that year. He is currently the single season and career receiving leader in Alliance High School history. Chad was an outstanding three-sport athlete that went on to play for the University of Nebraska Kearney.

James “Jamie” Tomlin graduated in 1989. Jamie was an outstanding three sport athlete for Alliance. He earned varsity letters in Cross Country, Basketball and Track. Jamie was a two-time all-state selection in basketball and played on Bulldog teams that went 60-6 over a three-year span and qualified for the state tournament twice, reaching the Class A semifinals in 1988-89. He is Alliance’s all-time leading scorer with 1,439 points and part of the 1988-89 squad that averaged 94.4 points per game, an all-time scoring record in Nebraska. Jamie went on to play at WNCC and later at the University of Nebraska Kearney for Tom Kropp and Jerry Heuser.

Paul Stavropoulos,&nbsp; 1974. Paul was named All-American in wrestling in 1974. He was a two-time state champion and finished his career with a 78-8 career record. His record included a 54-match win streak.

Kayla Friesen Coffee,&nbsp; 2008. Kayla was a three-time conference champion in the pole vault. She was also a two-time district champion. She capped off her career in 2008 with a state championship and a school record jump of 11’ 6”.

Kevin Wilkinson,&nbsp; 1975. Kevin was an impressive three sport athlete for Alliance High School. He won state championships his senior season in the 100, 220 and 880 relay. He still shares the school record in the 200.

Stacy Langemeier Girard 2005.&nbsp; Stacy earned 12 letters in her high school career. She was a four-time state qualifier in cross country and medaled at the state meet her junior and senior years. She was a two-time all-conference basketball player and participated in the Panhandle Prep All-Star game. Stacy was a three-time state qualifier in track. She finished third in the 800 her junior year while setting the school record of 2.18.92. She was state champion her senior season in the 800.

Shelly Langemeier Eisenreich 2003.&nbsp; Shelly was a four-year letter winner in cross country and track. In cross country she was a two-time conference and district champion, and three-time state medalist. In track, she was a two-time conference, best of the west, and district champion. She was state champion her sophomore season in the 3200 meter run and state runner up in the 1600 meter run. Her junior season she recorded state championships in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs, receiving two all class gold medals. She holds the school record in both events.

Jim Kettelhut 1961.&nbsp; Jim was a two-time letter winner in football. He was a three-time letter winner in basketball and was named all big-ten. In track he still holds the 800 record and his time in 1961 was the state record. He was named outstanding male athlete in both 1960 and 1961.

<figure>
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 </figure>By: AHS Supt. of Schools Dr. Troy UnzickerThe Alliance High School Activities Hall of Fame will induct 10 new members during Homecoming week at AHS.&nbsp; The Ceremony will be held Saturday, Oct. 16 at 10 am at the Performing Arts Center at Alliance High School. The event is is open to the public and everyone is welcome to attend.&nbsp;&nbsp;The ceremony will induct the members of the 2020 and 2021 Classes. Due to the pandemic there was no induction in 2020.&nbsp; There will be displays&nbsp; of awards, pictures, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia from the Class members in the commons area that fans may view and the new inductees will be be available for a meet and greet after the ceremony.The Activities Hall of Fame is organized as a way of maintaining the rich heritage and tradition of the successful activity programs at Alliance High School. The Hall of Fame will serve as a means of recognizing, preserving, and honoring the athletes, performers, coaches, sponsors, directors, contributors and alumni who made significant contributions to activity programs. The Activities Hall of Fame will help maintain the spirit, pride, and sense of community, as well as serving as a historical account of the great activity traditions of Alliance High School.CLASS OF 2020Dennis Girard graduated in 1972. He was the 119-pound state champion in 1971 and the 126-pound state champion in 1972. This makes him one of only four wrestling in Alliance history to be a two-time state champion. Dennis is one of only two Alliance wrestlers to have received an “All-American” honor in high school wrestling as well. Dennis was also a team member on the state championship cross country team in 1971. He went on to wrestling for the University of Nebraska.Tracy Kelly Kearney graduated in 1992. Tracy was an outstanding 10 time letter winner in her career at Alliance High School. In volleyball she capped her career as senior MVP and Co-Captain while earning all-conference honors. In basketball, she was three time all-conference and all-region. Her senior year, she was named to the Star Herald Super 5 team. In track, she excelled in the middle distances. She was a four-time Western Conference champion and three-time district champion in the 800. She medaled in the state meet as a sophomore in the 400. She medaled all four years at the state meet, placing 5th, 3rd, 2nd and 2nd through her career.Chad Thompson graduated in 1994. He was a three-year starter at wide receiver in football. Chad started on some of the best football teams in Alliance school history. In 1991 he recorded 769 yard receiving. In 1992, the total was 472 yards. In 1993 he capped off his career with 803 yards receiving which was tops in the state that season. He was also chosen to the Omaha World Herald All-Nebraska 2nd team as a receiver that year. He is currently the single season and career receiving leader in Alliance High School history. Chad was an outstanding three-sport athlete that went on to play for the University of Nebraska Kearney.James “Jamie” Tomlin graduated in 1989. Jamie was an outstanding three sport athlete for Alliance. He earned varsity letters in Cross Country, Basketball and Track. Jamie was a two-time all-state selection in basketball and played on Bulldog teams that went 60-6 over a three-year span and qualified for the state tournament twice, reaching the Class A semifinals in 1988-89. He is Alliance’s all-time leading scorer with 1,439 points and part of the 1988-89 squad that averaged 94.4 points per game, an all-time scoring record in Nebraska. Jamie went on to play at WNCC and later at the University of Nebraska Kearney for Tom Kropp and Jerry Heuser.CLASS OF 2021Paul Stavropoulos,&nbsp; 1974. Paul was named All-American in wrestling in 1974. He was a two-time state champion and finished his career with a 78-8 career record. His record included a 54-match win streak.Kayla Friesen Coffee,&nbsp; 2008. Kayla was a three-time conference champion in the pole vault. She was also a two-time district champion. She capped off her career in 2008 with a state championship and a school record jump of 11’ 6”.Kevin Wilkinson,&nbsp; 1975. Kevin was an impressive three sport athlete for Alliance High School. He won state championships his senior season in the 100, 220 and 880 relay. He still shares the school record in the 200.Stacy Langemeier Girard 2005.&nbsp; Stacy earned 12 letters in her high school career. She was a four-time state qualifier in cross country and medaled at the state meet her junior and senior years. She was a two-time all-conference basketball player and participated in the Panhandle Prep All-Star game. Stacy was a three-time state qualifier in track. She finished third in the 800 her junior year while setting the school record of 2.18.92. She was state champion her senior season in the 800.Shelly Langemeier Eisenreich 2003.&nbsp; Shelly was a four-year letter winner in cross country and track. In cross country she was a two-time conference and district champion, and three-time state medalist. In track, she was a two-time conference, best of the west, and district champion. She was state champion her sophomore season in the 3200 meter run and state runner up in the 1600 meter run. Her junior season she recorded state championships in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs, receiving two all class gold medals. She holds the school record in both events.Jim Kettelhut 1961.&nbsp; Jim was a two-time letter winner in football. He was a three-time letter winner in basketball and was named all big-ten. In track he still holds the 800 record and his time in 1961 was the state record. He was named outstanding male athlete in both 1960 and 1961.

AHS Activities Hall of Fame to induct 10 new members

Chadron State Wrestling Coach Brett Hunter discusses several topics with Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins including this year's schedule, wrestlers to watch, a unique freshman class, collaborating with the new women's program and becoming a half-marathon runner! 

 The show was taped live at the Ridge on October 6, 2021.

<div><iframe title="CSC Sports Road Show: Wrestling Coach Brett Hunter LIVE" 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=pfvq7-1102fd3-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=0&fonts=Arial&skin=1&font-color=auto&btn-skin=7"></iframe></div>Chadron State Wrestling Coach Brett Hunter discusses several topics with Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins including this year's schedule, wrestlers to watch, a unique freshman class, collaborating with the new women's program and becoming a half-marathon runner! The show was taped live at the Ridge on October 6, 2021.

🔊 PODCAST: CSC Sports Road Show - Wrestling Coach Brett Hunter Live at The Ridge

🏐 | High School Volleyball Scoreboard - Tuesday, October 12

Alliance def. Scottsbluff, 25-20, 25-19 (2-0)

Chadron def. Sidney, 25-20, 25-19, 25-21 (3-0)

Creek Valley def. Peetz, CO, 25-0, 25-0 (2-0) FORFEIT

Garden County def. Paxton, 25-19, 25-14, 25-11 (3-0)

Hay Springs def. Morrill, 25-15, 25-13 (2-0)

Hyannis def. Hay Springs, 25-22, 25-13 (2-0)

Hyannis def. Morrill, 25-13, 18-25, 25-23 (2-1)

Mitchell def. Alliance, 25-17, 25-21 (2-0)

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 </figure>🏐 | High School Volleyball Scoreboard - Tuesday, October 12Alliance def. Scottsbluff, 25-20, 25-19 (2-0)Chadron def. Sidney, 25-20, 25-19, 25-21 (3-0)Creek Valley def. Peetz, CO, 25-0, 25-0 (2-0) FORFEITGarden County def. Paxton, 25-19, 25-14, 25-11 (3-0)Hay Springs def. Morrill, 25-15, 25-13 (2-0)Hyannis def. Hay Springs, 25-22, 25-13 (2-0)Hyannis def. Morrill, 25-13, 18-25, 25-23 (2-1)Mitchell def. Alliance, 25-17, 25-21 (2-0)

Head Coach Jay Long and Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins break down the key plays and performers in the CSU-Pueblo game, and look ahead to this week's match-up at Adams State!

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🔊 Jay Long Show Podcast: 10-12-21

Bridgewater's two 4th quarter TD throws not enough in loss at Steelers 27-19

By:&nbsp;Zach Carattini, CSC Sports Information

CHADRON, Neb. -- October 8, 2021 --&nbsp;The Chadron&nbsp;State College volleyball team&nbsp;(3-11, 1-6 RMAC)&nbsp;came up short Friday night in a 3-1 loss to the New Mexico Highlands Cowgirls&nbsp;(7-10, 3-4 RMAC)&nbsp;in a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference clash.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Eagles came out strong in the first two sets. In a 26-24&nbsp;set one&nbsp;loss&nbsp;that featured eight tie scores and five lead changes, the&nbsp;Eagles&nbsp;earned nine kills and only 7 errors.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In&nbsp;a&nbsp;25-14&nbsp;set two&nbsp;win, the Eagles dominated on the offensive and defensive side of the ball. They had 14 kills and one error out of 28 total attempts, giving them a season best hit percentage of&nbsp;.464.&nbsp;Outside hitter&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7893">Amber Harvey</a>&nbsp;was responsible for five kills and zero errors in that set.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Highlands retaliated in sets three and four, winning 25-23 and 25-14.&nbsp;In set three, there were five tie scores and two lead changes. Though both teams had&nbsp;hit percentages of less than .150, CSC was unable to close out as the Cowgirls snuck away with the set win.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Chadron's offensive leader was outside hitter&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7885">Olivia Moten-Schell</a>, who had her best game of the season. She came up with season-highs of 14 kills and 17 total points.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Numerous Eagles came up with multiple blocks&nbsp;on&nbsp;the night. They were&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7894">Aiyana Fujiyama</a>&nbsp;(one block solo, four block assists),&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7892">Audrey Bennett</a>&nbsp;(one block solo, three block assists),&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7890">Micaiah Vrbka</a>&nbsp;(one block solo, three block assists), and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7893">Amber Harvey</a>&nbsp;(three block assists).&nbsp;&nbsp;

"[I] thought we came out really strong and stuck to our game plan," said Head Volleyball Coach&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=522">Jennifer Stadler</a>. "We got a little timid down the stretch and started making too many errors. We have to play a cleaner match on our side of the court."&nbsp;

The Eagles will return Saturday&nbsp;evening to host Adams State (7-9, 3-4 RMAC) for their Homecoming match.

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 </figure>By:&nbsp;Zach Carattini, CSC Sports InformationCHADRON, Neb. -- October 8, 2021 --&nbsp;The Chadron&nbsp;State College volleyball team&nbsp;(3-11, 1-6 RMAC)&nbsp;came up short Friday night in a 3-1 loss to the New Mexico Highlands Cowgirls&nbsp;(7-10, 3-4 RMAC)&nbsp;in a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference clash.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Eagles came out strong in the first two sets. In a 26-24&nbsp;set one&nbsp;loss&nbsp;that featured eight tie scores and five lead changes, the&nbsp;Eagles&nbsp;earned nine kills and only 7 errors.&nbsp;&nbsp;In&nbsp;a&nbsp;25-14&nbsp;set two&nbsp;win, the Eagles dominated on the offensive and defensive side of the ball. They had 14 kills and one error out of 28 total attempts, giving them a season best hit percentage of&nbsp;.464.&nbsp;Outside hitter&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7893">Amber Harvey</a>&nbsp;was responsible for five kills and zero errors in that set.&nbsp;&nbsp;Highlands retaliated in sets three and four, winning 25-23 and 25-14.&nbsp;In set three, there were five tie scores and two lead changes. Though both teams had&nbsp;hit percentages of less than .150, CSC was unable to close out as the Cowgirls snuck away with the set win.&nbsp;&nbsp;Chadron's offensive leader was outside hitter&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7885">Olivia Moten-Schell</a>, who had her best game of the season. She came up with season-highs of 14 kills and 17 total points.&nbsp;&nbsp;Numerous Eagles came up with multiple blocks&nbsp;on&nbsp;the night. They were&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7894">Aiyana Fujiyama</a>&nbsp;(one block solo, four block assists),&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7892">Audrey Bennett</a>&nbsp;(one block solo, three block assists),&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7890">Micaiah Vrbka</a>&nbsp;(one block solo, three block assists), and&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7893">Amber Harvey</a>&nbsp;(three block assists).&nbsp;&nbsp;"[I] thought we came out really strong and stuck to our game plan," said Head Volleyball Coach&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=522">Jennifer Stadler</a>. "We got a little timid down the stretch and started making too many errors. We have to play a cleaner match on our side of the court."&nbsp;The Eagles will return Saturday&nbsp;evening to host Adams State (7-9, 3-4 RMAC) for their Homecoming match.

CSC drops competitive match with NM Highlands in four sets

🏈 | Western Nebraska High School Football Scoreboard - Week 7

F| North Platte St. Patrick's 43, Gordon-Rushville 3

F| Bayard 72, Hemingford 2 (Thursday)

F| South Platte 70, Banner County 13 (Thursday)

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 </figure>By: Dave Collins, Sports Director🏈 | Western Nebraska High School Football Scoreboard - Week 7F| Chadron 41, Alliance 6F| Scottsbluff 49, Lexington 7F| McCook 28, Gering 9F| Gothenburg 38, Sidney 6F| Mitchell 27, Ogallala 6F| North Platte St. Patrick's 43, Gordon-Rushville 3F| Bridgeport 21, Valentine 20F| Bayard 72, Hemingford 2 (Thursday)◼ Garden County at Morrill - 7:00F| Hyannis 2, Kimball 0 (Forfeit)F| Mullen 42, Leyton 14F| South Platte 70, Banner County 13 (Thursday)◼ Sioux County at Crawford - 7:00F| Arthur County 72, Creek Valley 22F| Potter-Dix 51, Hay Springs 12F| Cody-Kilgore 97, Minatare 0

By: Kaleb Center, CSC Sports Information Director

&nbsp; Seven former Chadron State athletes will be inducted into the college's Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 23 following the Eagles' football game with Fort Lewis College.&nbsp; The game will kick off at noon while the Hall of Fame dinner and induction program will begin at 6 o'clock in the Student Center. The inductees are four football players, two volleyball players and a men's basketball player. The football players are Rob Evans and Austin Forster, both Gordon High School graduates, Marvin Jackson of Cheyenne and Aaron Turner of Golden, Colo.&nbsp; The volleyball players are Kelly Kraus Randall of Littleton, Colo., and Alysia Wardyn Clark, a graduate of St. Paul, Neb., High.&nbsp; The basketball honoree is Elijah Collins of Aurora, Ill.&nbsp; Evans and Forster were high school teammates who starred on different sides of the ball for the Eagles.&nbsp; Evans was a four-year starter at defensive tackle who never missed any significant playing time because of injuries. Forster was a star punt returner and tailback, who had the misfortune of breaking his collarbone twice during his college career. Evans capped his career in 2003 by being voted the Eagles' outstanding defensive player, was unanimous all-conference, was placed on the Omaha World-Herald's all-state college team, was an Academic All-American and graduated summa cum laude.&nbsp; He is now a lawyer in Laramie, Wyo.&nbsp; His brother, Chris, was a defensive end and was inducted into the CSC Hall of Fame in 2017.&nbsp; As a senior at Gordon in 1998, when he participated in 189 tackles, including 24 for minus yards, Rob earned Class C-1 all-state honors and played in the Shrine Game. He also was a two-time Class C 215-pound state champion wrestler while finishing his career with a 63-0 record. He and his wife Teresa have three sons.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; With four seniors at running back in 1999, his first year at Chadron State, Forster specialized in returning punts. He returned 45, still the most in CSC annals, averaging 11.8 yards and was voted the RMAC's all-conference punt returner.&nbsp; He took over at tailback as a sophomore, rushed for 1,077 yards and had 1,812 all-purpose yards, the most in school history at the time, and was first-team all-conference.&nbsp; He missed all but one game in 2001 because of injuries, but concluded his career in 2003 with 2,795 yards rushing, 407 yards receiving and 920 on punt returns. He still ranks fourth in CSC all-purpose yards with 4,185. Forester scored five touchdowns in a game twice.&nbsp; He also was the CSC Ivy Day King in 2002. As a senior at Gordon in 1997, he led the entire state in rushing with 1,970 yards, had 3,083 all-purpose yards, scored 32 touchdowns and participated in 130 tackles. His time of 10.7 seconds in the 100 meters as a senior in 1998 tied the fastest ever in the area. He is a rancher and has a water well business in the Gordon area. He and his wife Darcie have three boys and a girl. Jackson played cornerback and was the first Chadron State athlete to earn first-team Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference honors four times.&nbsp; He also was an All-West Region choice three times and a consensus All-American as a junior and senior in 2002 and '03. He has the Eagles' career pass interception record with 22 and returned four of them for touchdowns. He also averaged 29 yards on 35 kickoff returns, two of which he took 93 and 83 yards for TDs. In addition, Jackson broke up 45 passes and forced nine fumbles.&nbsp; He played in two all-star games following his senior season in 2004. He was inducted into the RMAC Hall of Fame in 2017.&nbsp; Marvin owns a business in his hometown of Cheyenne that specializes in basement and window restoration. He and partner, Carrie, have a girl and two boys. Turner was the Eagles' placekicker in 1999 and 2000 after sharing the duties with a senior in 1998. During his career, he made 28 of 38 field goals, for 73.7 percent, second best all-time, and 84 of 90 extra points for 93.3 percent, third all-time.&nbsp; His 57-yard field goal in his final home game in 2000 is the longest in school history.&nbsp; He also booted a 52-yarder that season as well as a 48-yarder in the Division II playoff game vs. Cal State Davis and put 64 of his 108 kickoffs in the end zone. In addition, Turner kicked a 20-yard field goal late in the game that allowed the West to tie the score in the Cactus Bowl in January 2001.&nbsp; He was Second-Team all-RMAC as a junior and First-Team as well as Second-Team West Regional as a senior. He also was a three-year basketball letterman, including the 1999-2000 team that had a 19-8 record. He owns an insurance business in his hometown. He and his wife, Kyle, have three daughters.&nbsp;&nbsp; Kelly Kraus Randle and her identical twin sister, Shelly Kraus, came to Chadron State from Pomona High in the Denver area. An all-star setter, Shelly was inducted in to the CSC Hall of Fame in 2019; now Kelly is receiving the honor, too. Kelly always exceeded expectations.&nbsp; The write-up in the program for her final home match said: "There may not be a better 5-foot-7 hitter in the country. She's all over the court making great plays." Throughout her career she was among the Eagles' leaders in kills, digs and ace serves.&nbsp; She had a particularly outstanding season as a junior in 2003, when she led the Eagles with 382 kills, led the RMAC with 578 digs and was named the Eagles' MVP. She was honorable mention all-conference twice and graduated with honors.&nbsp; She taught math for 12 years and has coached volleyball 17 years. She and her husband, L.D. Randle, have two boys.&nbsp; Bolstered by a 33-inch vertical jump, Alysia Wardyn Clark is remembered as an outstanding middle hitter/blocker for the Eagles. She had 402 blocks in 402 games, led the Eagles in kills as both a junior and a senior and ended her career in 2005 with 1,097 kills. She had the team's best hitting percentage among front row players all four years.&nbsp; Her .284 attack percentage as a junior in 2004 is the Eagles' best since 2000.&nbsp; She was voted the team's MVP as both a junior and a senior and was placed on two all-tournament teams her senior season. After graduating from CSC in 2006, Alysia earned a doctorate in physical therapy. She works in that capacity at the York Hospital. She and her husband, Dustin Clark, farm near McCool Junction, Neb., and have five kids.&nbsp; Elijah Collins was a hard-working, 6-foot-5 center who had an excellent career with the CSC basketball team. He played in 107 games, tallied 1,319 points and grabbed 636 rebounds, giving him career averages of 12 ½ points and six rebounds.&nbsp; He shot at least 60 percent from the field each season and finished with a 61.9 field goal percentage, the second highest for a four-year player. He shared the RMAC's Freshman of the Year Award in 2001-02 and also received all-star recognition each of the remaining years from both the conference and the Omaha World-Herald.&nbsp;&nbsp; He is certified in five medical specialties and is a medical records analyst for hospitals and out-patient clinics in the Chicago area.&nbsp; He and his wife, Jan, moved into a new home at Oswego, Ill., this month.&nbsp; They have two daughters. The Hall of Fame dinner and induction program are open to the public. Tickets are $20 for adults and must be purchased in advance via&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chadroneagles.com/tickets">www.chadroneagles.com/tickets</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: Kaleb Center, CSC Sports Information Director&nbsp; Seven former Chadron State athletes will be inducted into the college's Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 23 following the Eagles' football game with Fort Lewis College.&nbsp; The game will kick off at noon while the Hall of Fame dinner and induction program will begin at 6 o'clock in the Student Center. The inductees are four football players, two volleyball players and a men's basketball player. The football players are Rob Evans and Austin Forster, both Gordon High School graduates, Marvin Jackson of Cheyenne and Aaron Turner of Golden, Colo.&nbsp; The volleyball players are Kelly Kraus Randall of Littleton, Colo., and Alysia Wardyn Clark, a graduate of St. Paul, Neb., High.&nbsp; The basketball honoree is Elijah Collins of Aurora, Ill.&nbsp; Evans and Forster were high school teammates who starred on different sides of the ball for the Eagles.&nbsp; Evans was a four-year starter at defensive tackle who never missed any significant playing time because of injuries. Forster was a star punt returner and tailback, who had the misfortune of breaking his collarbone twice during his college career. Evans capped his career in 2003 by being voted the Eagles' outstanding defensive player, was unanimous all-conference, was placed on the Omaha World-Herald's all-state college team, was an Academic All-American and graduated summa cum laude.&nbsp; He is now a lawyer in Laramie, Wyo.&nbsp; His brother, Chris, was a defensive end and was inducted into the CSC Hall of Fame in 2017.&nbsp; As a senior at Gordon in 1998, when he participated in 189 tackles, including 24 for minus yards, Rob earned Class C-1 all-state honors and played in the Shrine Game. He also was a two-time Class C 215-pound state champion wrestler while finishing his career with a 63-0 record. He and his wife Teresa have three sons.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; With four seniors at running back in 1999, his first year at Chadron State, Forster specialized in returning punts. He returned 45, still the most in CSC annals, averaging 11.8 yards and was voted the RMAC's all-conference punt returner.&nbsp; He took over at tailback as a sophomore, rushed for 1,077 yards and had 1,812 all-purpose yards, the most in school history at the time, and was first-team all-conference.&nbsp; He missed all but one game in 2001 because of injuries, but concluded his career in 2003 with 2,795 yards rushing, 407 yards receiving and 920 on punt returns. He still ranks fourth in CSC all-purpose yards with 4,185. Forester scored five touchdowns in a game twice.&nbsp; He also was the CSC Ivy Day King in 2002. As a senior at Gordon in 1997, he led the entire state in rushing with 1,970 yards, had 3,083 all-purpose yards, scored 32 touchdowns and participated in 130 tackles. His time of 10.7 seconds in the 100 meters as a senior in 1998 tied the fastest ever in the area. He is a rancher and has a water well business in the Gordon area. He and his wife Darcie have three boys and a girl. Jackson played cornerback and was the first Chadron State athlete to earn first-team Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference honors four times.&nbsp; He also was an All-West Region choice three times and a consensus All-American as a junior and senior in 2002 and '03. He has the Eagles' career pass interception record with 22 and returned four of them for touchdowns. He also averaged 29 yards on 35 kickoff returns, two of which he took 93 and 83 yards for TDs. In addition, Jackson broke up 45 passes and forced nine fumbles.&nbsp; He played in two all-star games following his senior season in 2004. He was inducted into the RMAC Hall of Fame in 2017.&nbsp; Marvin owns a business in his hometown of Cheyenne that specializes in basement and window restoration. He and partner, Carrie, have a girl and two boys. Turner was the Eagles' placekicker in 1999 and 2000 after sharing the duties with a senior in 1998. During his career, he made 28 of 38 field goals, for 73.7 percent, second best all-time, and 84 of 90 extra points for 93.3 percent, third all-time.&nbsp; His 57-yard field goal in his final home game in 2000 is the longest in school history.&nbsp; He also booted a 52-yarder that season as well as a 48-yarder in the Division II playoff game vs. Cal State Davis and put 64 of his 108 kickoffs in the end zone. In addition, Turner kicked a 20-yard field goal late in the game that allowed the West to tie the score in the Cactus Bowl in January 2001.&nbsp; He was Second-Team all-RMAC as a junior and First-Team as well as Second-Team West Regional as a senior. He also was a three-year basketball letterman, including the 1999-2000 team that had a 19-8 record. He owns an insurance business in his hometown. He and his wife, Kyle, have three daughters.&nbsp;&nbsp; Kelly Kraus Randle and her identical twin sister, Shelly Kraus, came to Chadron State from Pomona High in the Denver area. An all-star setter, Shelly was inducted in to the CSC Hall of Fame in 2019; now Kelly is receiving the honor, too. Kelly always exceeded expectations.&nbsp; The write-up in the program for her final home match said: "There may not be a better 5-foot-7 hitter in the country. She's all over the court making great plays." Throughout her career she was among the Eagles' leaders in kills, digs and ace serves.&nbsp; She had a particularly outstanding season as a junior in 2003, when she led the Eagles with 382 kills, led the RMAC with 578 digs and was named the Eagles' MVP. She was honorable mention all-conference twice and graduated with honors.&nbsp; She taught math for 12 years and has coached volleyball 17 years. She and her husband, L.D. Randle, have two boys.&nbsp; Bolstered by a 33-inch vertical jump, Alysia Wardyn Clark is remembered as an outstanding middle hitter/blocker for the Eagles. She had 402 blocks in 402 games, led the Eagles in kills as both a junior and a senior and ended her career in 2005 with 1,097 kills. She had the team's best hitting percentage among front row players all four years.&nbsp; Her .284 attack percentage as a junior in 2004 is the Eagles' best since 2000.&nbsp; She was voted the team's MVP as both a junior and a senior and was placed on two all-tournament teams her senior season. After graduating from CSC in 2006, Alysia earned a doctorate in physical therapy. She works in that capacity at the York Hospital. She and her husband, Dustin Clark, farm near McCool Junction, Neb., and have five kids.&nbsp; Elijah Collins was a hard-working, 6-foot-5 center who had an excellent career with the CSC basketball team. He played in 107 games, tallied 1,319 points and grabbed 636 rebounds, giving him career averages of 12 ½ points and six rebounds.&nbsp; He shot at least 60 percent from the field each season and finished with a 61.9 field goal percentage, the second highest for a four-year player. He shared the RMAC's Freshman of the Year Award in 2001-02 and also received all-star recognition each of the remaining years from both the conference and the Omaha World-Herald.&nbsp;&nbsp; He is certified in five medical specialties and is a medical records analyst for hospitals and out-patient clinics in the Chicago area.&nbsp; He and his wife, Jan, moved into a new home at Oswego, Ill., this month.&nbsp; They have two daughters. The Hall of Fame dinner and induction program are open to the public. Tickets are $20 for adults and must be purchased in advance via&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chadroneagles.com/tickets">www.chadroneagles.com/tickets</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Seven to be inducted into CSC Athletics Hall of Fame

One of CSC's biggest playmakers on defense is a transfer who came to The Rock when his college football program was shut down.  Meet Jeremiah Makahununiu, linebacker and wildlife management major at CSC!

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🔊 PODCAST: CSC Sports Journal with Jeremiah Makahununiu

Head Coach Jay Long breaks down the 46-16 win at New Mexico Highlands and takes fans inside the program with Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins on their weekly program.

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🔊 PODCAST: Jay Long Show - October 5, 2021

🥎| B-10 Sub-District Softball Scoreboard

Gering moves into the district finals

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 </figure>🥎| B-10 Sub-District Softball ScoreboardMonday#1 Scottsbluff 12, #4 Alliance 2#2 Gering 12, #3 Chadron 0Finals: Gering 13, Scottsbluff 4Gering moves into the district finals