Sidney Red Raiders Narrow Losses to Top-Rated Opponents
Sidney Red Raiders pushed state ranked Holdrege and Lexington to the wire, losing 66-65 and 59-56. Haupt led with 29 points against Holdrege, while Hodges scored 32 for Lexington. Sidney balances strong tight games with a 10-7 season record and district hopes.
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Mustangs Fall to Arapahoe Junior College 97 75
WNTC on their Sidney campus lost 97 75 to Arapahoe Junior College of Littleton Colorado after leading 45 39 at the break. Kent Brandenburg 21 points Doug Shields 15 Dan Kantor 12 Rich Ingram 11 Willard Simms 8 Bob Hilpert 6 Doug Marquette 2. Coach Gary Foster announced sidelining of 64 Scott Dibler with an ankle injury for the season.
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Sleep needs for high school basketball players rise
The Nebraska Medical Association urges athletes to target eight to nine hours of sleep nightly for peak performance. It notes sleep and nutrition are key, with many coaches recommending nine hours for athletes to maintain top condition.
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Potter Loses Back-to-Back Games Over Weekend
Potter Coyotes fell 61 55 to Lyman on Friday and 68 49 to Harrisburg on Saturday. Jett Enevoldsen led Potter with 16 points against Lyman while Thurston added 12. Saturday Thurston and Bruce Larson each scored 13 as Harrisburg built a 35 20 halftime lead and outscored Potter 15 11 in the third.
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Dalton Tigers Split Weekend Basketball Doubles
Dalton split two games this weekend. They lost 90 57 to Dix Friday with Lyle Kurth scoring 18 and Bob Noonan 15. Saturday they beat Lewellen in double overtime 86 76 after leading 44 32 at halftime, Kurth scoring 29, Noonan 20, Deaver 20, while Lewellen’s Santero poured 38.
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