Discoverers Still Kicking In Big 10 Wrestling Title Race
Columbus wrestlers remain alive at the Big 10 Conference championships in Kearney as four Discoverers sit top seeds and others survive opening rounds. Semifinals scheduled for 1 pm with consolation rounds through 9:30 am today at Kearney Junior High.
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Kearney
Columbus
Discoverers
Mike Sackett
Rudy Glur
Craig Person
Randy Griffith
Sackett
Joel Larocca
Fremont
Scott Stansberry
Scottsbluff
Lanny Neese
Grand Island
Kearney Junior High
Neumann blitzes Scotus 71 59 on Shamrocks home court
Neumann handed Scotus Central Catholic a third straight loss 71 to 59 at Memorial Hall. Neumann built and maintained a double digit lead, hitting fast breaks and key free throws as Scotus shot 35 percent and missed 25 close shots. Scotus top scorers were Chris Hoffman and Jim Feehan with 14 and 10. Neumann’s Mike Carroll led with 16.
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Scotus
Whips Shamrocks
Scotus Central Catholic
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Cavaliers
Memorial Hall
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Jim Bartek
Meduna
Dave Spicka
Glenn Jansa
Chris Hoffman
Jim Feehan
Aang St. Cecilia
Young Cavaliers
Monarchs hold off Discoverers for 58 43 win
Papillion Monarchs edged Columbus Discoverers 58 to 43 after trailed early. Larry Fry led Monarchs with 11 points while Jim Rorabaugh and Braithwait each scored 10 for Columbus. Braithwait converted 6 7 center note highlighted.
Monarchs defeat Columbus as Papillion climbs to 11-2
Forward forward-forward player forward totals and rebounds help Papillion secure a win as Wagner adds five rebounds and Rathe notes pressure and speed from the Monarch press. Monarch jayvees beat Columbus reserves 74-56. Columbus seeks second win at Millard after a 1-12 season start.
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Columbus
Millard
Schuyler Warriors edge Crete in overtime thriller
Schuyler Warriors beat Central 10 foe Crete 75 to 73 in overtime Friday. Jeff Wachal tied the game late and teamed with Rolland Brandl for overtime points. Krejci led Schuyler with 18, Brandl 16, Wachal 14, Dolliver 13. Dolliver had 11 rebounds. Crete top scorers: Morton 25, Heusinkvelt 13, Rocke 12, Cassenbaum 10. Schuyler improves to 11-2 before Tekamah visit.
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Warriors
Crete
Jeff Wachal
Rolland Brandl
Jeff Krejci
Warrior
Brandl
Wachal
Dennis Dolliver
Dolliver
Zane Morton
Lloyd Heusinkvelt
Jeff Rocke
Darold Cassenbaum
Tekamah
Cardinals
Stromsburg Vikings Top David City 81 63 In Nonconference
Stromsburg pulled away to an 81 63 victory over David City as four Stromsburg players hit double figures led by Steve Nordberg with 23 points. Nordberg Dahlin Johnson and Baker each reached 18 as Stromsburg shot 55 percent while David City hit 48 percent. Nordberg and Dahlin paced the Vikings in scoring with 23 and 18 respectively. David City was led by Russ Svoboda and Kim Grubaugh with 16 each and Mark Chaney with 14. Stromsburg improves to 9 5 while David City drops to 1 13 and Stromsburg hosts St Edward next. David City travels to Northwest next Friday. Final scores 81 63.
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Joe Dahlkoetter
Nets
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Bob Braithwait
Gary Becher
Braithwait
Tom Szynskie
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Rathe
Larry Fry
Mark Speer
Jim Rorabaugh
Cageres
Stromsburg
David City
Vikings
Steve Nordberg
Scott Dahlin
Alan Johnson
Craig Baker
Russ Svoboda
Kim Grubaugh
Mark Chaney
St. Edward
Grand Island Northwest
Stanton Tops Seeded District C-9 Girls Tournament
Stanton is the top seed in the District C-9 girls basketball tournament at Platte College February 15 17 and 18. The seven team field includes Leigh vs Tilden Elkhorn Valley and Dodge vs Howells in opening games with Madison facing Battle Creek. Semifinals February 17 decide the finals Friday at 7 30 p.m. Marge Burkett is tourney director.
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Platte College
Mustang Gals
Leigh
Tilden Elkhorn Valley
Dodge
Howells
Madison
Battle Creek
Marge Burkett
Karpowitz Knocks Off Opponent in Lincoln Dual Loss
Colorado routed Nebraska 37-5 in Lincoln with Bill Karpowitz the sole Nebraska winner, beating Pat Ariki 4-1 at 142 pounds. Pat Arthur earned Nebraska’s other two points by tying Jim Sandgeroth 5-5 at 141 pounds as the Huskers slid to 5-6 in duals and set a home date with Wyoming.
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University of Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks
Paul Potter
Dennis Forrest
Jim Sackett
Sackett
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Colorado
Nebraska
Bill Karpowicz
Pat Ariki
Pat Arthur
Jim Sandgeroth
Husker Matmen
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