Lodgepole volleyball remains unbeaten despite jersey mix up
Lodgepole girls beat Oshkosh after an early 13-15 loss, despite two players fined for wrong jerseys. They won 15-4 and 15-1 with Tami Kreider scoring 14 and Rita Zalesky 10 as coach Brent Stoll praised improved sets and strong spikes. Junior varsity improved to 2-2.
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Lodgepole Girls
Oshkosh
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Rita Zalesky
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Chappell Buffaloes fall to Sutherland in three sets
Sutherland defeated Chappell Buffaloes in three sets 15-8 8-15 13-15. JoAnn Stevens praised the comeback and spike accuracy while Karen Hughes led Chappell with 11 points and Dacia Peters had nine. The Chappell JV remained unbeaten with a 15-4 5-15 15-4 win.
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Chappell
Dacia Peters
Barb Johnson
Sandy Bennett
Buffaloes
Chadron Aims to Break 26-Game Funk vs Kearney State Saturday
Chadron State aims for its first win over Kearney State since 1948 as the Eagles travel to Kearney for a 7:30 p.m. showdown. Both teams enter at 2-1 and 0-2, respectively, with Kearney hoping slotback Jeff Bolin plays after a back injury. The Eagles plan to mix pass and run to control the ball and end the skid.
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Minot State College
Western Conference action highlights Friday matchups
Western Conference teams in action on Friday include the Alliance vs Sidney contest while Gordon faces Valentine and Gering meets Scottsbluff. Chadron rests this weekend as Mitchell hosts North Platte Valley. records show Chadron at 2-0 overall and 3-0 league. Pittsburgh rookie Robin Cole underwent surgery for a fractured right forearm and is expected to miss four weeks.
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Potter and Gurley fall early in Kimball tourney
In Kimball Invitational, Potter High and Gurley High volleyball teams suffered early defeats. Gering defeated Potter 15 11 15 8 in the first round before going on to win the tournament.
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Dix, Dalton in tourney semi finals showdown set
In Melbeta tourney the Dix and Dalton girls reach semi finals with Bayard and Minatare in the other bracket. Dix beat Melbeta 15-6 15-8 and Dalton beat Bushnell. Bayard topped Lyman 15-11 15-5 and Minatare defeated Mitchell.
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Potter Trap Club Meat Shoot Set at Old Rodeo Grounds
The Potter Trap Club hosts a Sunday meat shoot at the Old Rodeo grounds west of town. It begins at 2 00 p m and runs under lights into the evening. Meats include turkey ham and bacon and it starts a nine event series every other weekend from Sept 25 to Dec 18.
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Nebraska Game and Parks reports fair to good grouse hunting
Nebraska Game and Parks biologists report grouse numbers up slightly in the southern Sandhills and parts of the north with dove populations dropping and the season shortened. Fishing activity is tapering with reports of perch and walleye catches across Panhandle to Sandhills reservoirs and lakes.
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Ford visits Lincoln as Huskers host former president
Gerald Ford toured Memorial Stadium with Nebraska players and lectured at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. He praised gridiron life, autographed a football, and recalled Nebraska's 31 24 upset over Alabama as I back Berns received Ford’s praise for his winning touchdown effort.
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Berns
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Hunter Safety Class for 12 to 16 at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
A free hunter safety class for boys and girls ages 12 to 16 will run 6 30 to 9 00 p m on September 28 at the 4H building in Cheyenne County Fairgrounds. Participation is required for those who wish to hunt in Nebraska this season. The course is sponsored by the Nebraska Game Fish and Parks Dept and conducted by Roy Bauer Sidney Chief of Police and Officer Frank Kenzy Sidney Police Dept. Adults and younger children are encouraged to attend. The program teaches safe firearm handling and emphasizes that guns do not kill by themselves.
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Chadron State players pace early small college leaders
Chadron State College stars top Nebraska small college rankings with Brad Fults leading in passing and total offense. Bill Ryan and Ron Washington top pass receptions, while Mark Sholtz anchors kick returns and a record 98 yard kickoff score. The CSC offense averages 372.3 yards per game, behind Midland College at 350.
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