Two area high schools open 1976 football seasons
Sidney High hosts Ogallala in a season opener as first year coach Dick Boness hopes to spark a turnaround. Lyman, favored to win the MAC, hosts St. Patricks in a league opener at 7:30 at Weymouth Field with St. Pat's fielding an inexperienced lineup.
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Eagles Open Season At Home Versus Northwest Missouri
Chadron State to host Northwest Missouri State in Nebraska kickoff at 1 30 p m. CSC seeks depth at several spots as quarterback John Burns works back from a dislocated shoulder. Burns targets include Dale Drakota Bill Ryan and Duane Fritz with Brad Fults as backup QB.
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Gurley Pirates Open Volleyball Season With Win Over Chappell
Gurley Pirates defeated Chappell in straight sets 15-3 and 15-7 to begin the volleyball season. Valerie Scnuiacuce and Marla Deaver led Gurley with nine points each, while Chappell’s Beth Richards had five. Junior varsity also played, Gurley taking the first game 15-7 before Chappell won two straight. Gurley faces Potter next Tuesday in a highly anticipated matchup.
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Potter comeback seals win over Dix Panthers
In a Minuteman Activities Conference volleyball match Potter recovered from a 1-0 deficit to defeat the Dix Panthers. The rally featured a strong offense and key plays by Potter to secure the victory.
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Chappell Buffaloes Open Season At Home Friday
Chappell Buffaloes host Beaver City to begin the season with coach Dennis Van Winkle aiming for improved defense after last year’s 54-point average against. Beaver City, an 8-man team after dropping from 11, faces a taller obstacle with eight players on the field.
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