Lady Raiders topple Southeast Community College at Fairbury
Platte College Lady Raiders pulled out a 53 37 victory in a rough, physical clash at Southeast Community College in Fairbury. Ann Hamling led Platte with 17 points as Mary Colwell battled bigger opponents and Betty Sebmitt delivered a confidence-building performance. Chris Taylor spearheaded Fairbury with 25 points, while Platte improved shooting to 34 percent after intermission and showcased a strong fast break and rebounding. The win boosts Platte toward their home opener next Friday against Central Tech.
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Muhle's 21 spark Scotus victory over GI Central Catholic
Scotus Shamrocks beat Grand Island Central Catholic 69 to 40 as Muhle hit 10 of 13 from the floor and added a free throw. Leavell led Oklahoma City with 32 points in an 84-25 win over Nebraska Omaha. UNO freshman Jim Gregory had 18 in a 21-point loss. Scotus shot over 59 percent, had 13 turnovers but 12 steals, with Van Lent scoring 10 and Hroza 9.
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Columbus High downs Lincoln Southeast in dual meet sweep
CHS Discoverers beat Lincoln Southeast 44-15 in a two night coliseum clash after a 41-15 victory at Ralston. Randy Griffith and Mike Rambour starred, Rambour in his first varsity match, while Southeast moved a wrestler to a lower class. The team eyes Grand Island next, with junior varsity also strong at 24-0.
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Mike Sackett
John Tremain
John Justice
Kirk McAndrew
Don Rive
Hod Carstensen
Hrant Arment
Grand Island
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Aailiestadt
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Nhark Wenger
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Jan Tremain
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CHS Nips Norfolk Panthers 65 64 In Tight Finish
Columbus High fell 65 64 after Norfolk opened the fourth with an 8 0 run. Bob Braithwaite led CHS with 11 first quarter points, while Norfolk capitalized at the line and balanced scoring. CHS hosts Hastings with girls at 2 p.m. and boys games to follow.
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Platte hosts Western in key NCCAC showdown at Field House
Platte College hosts Nebraska Western tonight at 7:53 p.m. in a crucial NCCAC game. Platte is 2-4 overall, 2-2 in conference, while Western stands 5-3 with a 2-4 conference mark. Coach Rich McGill emphasizes team progress and aims for a big home crowd after recent road trips and a 59-52 win over McCook Community College.
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Ror Brillhart
McGill
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Dayton
Ohio
Buard Rich Holden
Yura
Colo
Stan Crews
Aurora
Calo
Nebraska
Mario Avery
Dean
Scotts Bluff
McGillis
Kevin Ohnoutk
Jerry Davis
Tony Bolte
Scot Keagle
Steve Nordberg
Joel Bender
Bender
Steve Heimann
Rally lifts Fullerton over Genoa in late rally
Fullerton Warriors rallied in the final period to beat Genoa Orioles 147 as Genoa led most of the game. Pat Larsen scored 20 points and made two late free throws to seal the win after three costly turnovers. Tom Gdowski added 14 for Fullerton while Genoa’s Torm Gxapla had 20 and Rob Anderson 12.
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Torm Gxapla
Rob Anderson
Randy Coleman
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Pallerton
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Husker Bowl Facts Preview Liberty Bowl Trip to Memphis
The Nebraska Huskers head to Memphis on December 19 to meet North Carolina in the Liberty Bowl, marking their ninth straight postseason appearance and sixth bowl berth. Nebraska has an eight bowl victory run and a history across Rose, Orange, Cotton, Sugar, Sun, Gotham, Fiesta, and Bluebonnet bowls. Home attendance averaged 76,151 with 533,054 total. upcoming schedule features California, Hawaii, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Alabama.
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