Irish Shine In 100-54 Victory Over Lorenzo
The Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy Irish crushed Lorenzo Antelope 100-54 at Jo Youth Center last Saturday. Jim Sterling led with 16 points in the final stretch to reach triple digits, while Steve Schwartz poured in 30 and Matt Herbert 23 as the Irish broke 100 for the first time this season in Clauss D action. Larry Schmitt and Jack Peetz contributed on defense and rebounds as Sidney strengthened to 4-1 in regular season and tournament play.
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Lodgepole Panthers Router 80 Venango 55 Victory at Home
Lodgepole Panthers routed Venango 80 to 55 on Saturday in Lodgepole. Behrends led with 17 points, Huff 16, Kehl 15, Miller 14, Tremain 13 as five Panthers reached double figures. Venango’s Goldie Harrs had 19. Lodgepole reserves beat Venango 40-26. Venango girls won volleyball.
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Gurley Secures Sixth Victory on Friday Night
Gurley achieved its sixth win in a Friday night game led by standout performances from key players. The win reinforces Gurley's strong season pace and boosts team morale ahead of upcoming matchups.
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Ottoson Nets 43 as Potter Routs Harrisburg 76 56
Potter Coyotes overwhelm Harrisburg Wildcats 76 56 to move to 4 2 in regular play and 6 2 including tournament action. Bob Ottoson scores 43 of Potter s 76 with 16 field goals and 11 of 12 free throws. Bill Pile leads Wildcats with 20 points as Potter deploys strong defense and 25 points off turnovers.
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Gering edges Sidney 69-60 to open league play
Sidney High rallies and leads in the first half but Gering's experience prevails. Jerry Lewis scores 26 for the Bulldogs as the Redmen shoot 50 percent and capitalize at the line to pull away late. Sidney’s John Seidel nets 20 and Myron Funk adds key free throws in a hard fought defeat.
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Gurley Pirates Remain Undefeated County Leaders
Gurley remains the county's sole undefeated team with a 56-31 win over Melbeta extending their season record to 7-0 after an 88-52 victory over Bushnell the night prior. Randy Rohde led Gurley with 16 points while John Ficken Scher and Rick Ludeman added 15 and 13 respectively. Melbeta's Labestrew topped the opponents with 10 points. Gurley b-squad won 39-35 as Melbeta claimed volleyball frames two of three.
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Dalton Blasted by Lyman in Friday basketball clash
The Dalton Tigers fell 71 48 to Lyman Friday night in a Minuteman matchup in Lyman. Lyman shot 50 percent, led by Dennis Schmitz with 22 points, while Dalton’s Nolan Berry scored 19 and Steve Allen 15. Dalton trailed after the second quarter and never recovered.
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Bluffs Bearcats and Cubs hand Maroon grapplers first loss
Scottsbluff defeated Sidney 24-14 to hand the Maroons their first dual loss of the season, moving to 7-0 while Sidney slips to 6-1. Bluffs reserves beat Sidney 30-16 as Phil Kurz and Rich Slocum remained undefeated with11 straight wins. Slocum pinned Kawaguchi in 3:33 for his 10th pin in 11 matches and a 33-match winning streak.
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