Area Schools at State Wrestling
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Lourdes girls’ top WW, fall to Freeman at subs
After an opening round win over Weeping Water, the Lourdes girls’ basketball team saw their season come to an end in a loss to Freeman at the C2-1 subdistrict tournament at Adams on Feb.
Pioneer boys’ drop games to Conestoga, Gross
The Nebraska City boys’ basketball team fell in games against Conestoga and Omaha Gross last week.After falling behind 17-7 after one quarter at Conestoga, the Pioneers battled back with a 18-13 third quarter to trail by just four points entering the final period before ultimately falling by seven points, 68-61.Keston Holman hit for 21 points to lead the Pioneer effort while Kalan Fritch had 11.
Vasser makes finals for NCHS
Freshman phenom Makayla Vasser competes for the Nebraska City girls’ wrestling team during the championship finals at the NSAA State Wrestling Championships at the CHI Center in Omaha on Saturday.
Senior Knights
The Lourdes girls’ and boys’ basketball team honored their senior players during recent home action against Hamburg.
FC posts best in fourth quarter, nips NC girls’ team
Kensie Briley and Tarryn Godsey each had 12 points, but Omaha Mercy was able to post their best quarter in the fourth quarter on the way to a 44-43 win on Thursday, Feb.
Pioneer boys’ team battles RC, Malcolm
Raymond Central held off a Nebraska City challenge in the fourth quarter and edged the Pioneer boys’ basketball team by the final of 64-61 on Tuesday, Feb.
Area Wrestlers at State
GIRLSNebraska City105-Addisyn Walters170-Makayla VasserConestoga130-Kyler Zimmerman140-Morgan Hensch145-Maggie Fiene155-Gabrielle LandonAuburn190-Gretchen PaschalJohnson County Central100-Jocelyn Prado105-Alejandra Reyes110-Haylee TrewWeeping Water125-Libby SuttonLouisville105-Payton Thiele170-Catalina JonesPalmyra235-Evelyn Bryan-Aldrich BOYSNebraska City106-Oscar Gonzalez132-Gabe Hartman144-Drew WeddleSyracuse-Dunbar-Avoca106-Brock Goebel113-Carter Wander120-Tristan Sisco138-Kaden Knake150-Tieran Cox165-Cy Petersen190-Brody BrandtPlattsmouth113-Mylus Robison120-Odin Anschutz138-Logan Wooten150-Brenden Ging175-Logan Betts190-Wesley Vick215-Caleb Adkins285-Orion ParkeConestoga144-Collin Dufault157-James KansteinerAuburn106-Ayden Smith215-Logan Rowell285-Owen RowellJohnson County Central106-Erik Prado132-Levi Boardman165-Terry TrewLouisville106-Peyton WelshWeeping Water106-Holden Essary126-Caelen Wipf175-Brennan Demike190-Brayden Harms215-Jeremiah Keene
Knight girls’ team sweeps three foes
Last week saw the Lourdes girls’ basketball team earn home wins over a pair of Iowa foes, Sidney and Hamburg, before going on the road for a win over Brownell-Talbot.Jenna Box scored 19 points to lead the Knights in a 47-31 win over Sidney.
Knights pick up home wins, fall to B-T
After scoring home wins over Sidney and Hamburg from Iowa, the Lourdes boys’ basketball team took it on the chin in a highly competitive game at Omaha Brownell-Talbot.Lourdes established a 16-point lead over Sidney by halftime and went on for a 45-42 win.Scoring for the Knights were Trevor Tesarek, 17; Miles Poppleton, 11; Nolan Beccard, 10; Brady Schnitzer, three; Robert Honeysuckle, three; and Blue Oggs, one.Scoring for the Knights in a 67-20 win over Hamburg were Miles Poppleton, 15; Nolan Beccard, 11; Trevor Tesarek, 10; Gabe Baxa, seven; Jayger Haag, five; Brady Schnitzer, four; Ben Chance, four; Blue Oggs, four; Sage McLaren, three; Robert Honeysuckle, two; and Oscar Krog, two.Brownell-Talbot topped the Knights, 47-37.Counting the results from last week, the Knights’ record moved to 8-11.