Sport

HARTINGTON – This year’s Class C2 State Tournament field features plenty of big shooters.

VERMILLION, S.D. – Three Hartington swimmers advanced to the championships during the South Dakota 12-and-under State A Championship last weekend.

LINCOLN – Join the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in a virtual discussion on fisheries management during meetings March 18-21.

HARTINGTON – If the statistics for the eight teams that advanced to this week’s Class D2 State Tournament can be believed, defense will determine the 2024 D2 state champion.

WYNOT – Wynot’s Lady Blue Devils will be making their 16th trip, dating back to 2004, to the Nebraska Girls Basketball Championships, opening the tournament as the No. 3 seed in Class D2 and taking on the No. 6 seed, Plainview at 7:45 p.m., Feb. 28, at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar Catholic Trojans learned the hard way Thursday that you can never relax.

L&C Conference losing two more teams; Ponca to join MidState

AINSWORTH –The Wynot Blue Devil boys basketball team earned a lopsided 74-34 District championship game win over Hay Springs here Monday.

District Title Performance

Headed to State

LINCOLN – Nebraska Public Media will provide live coverage of championship basketball games played at Pinnacle Bank Arena the next two Saturdays.

Three Hartington swimmers adanced to the championships during the S.D. 12-andunder State A Championship last weekend.

WALTHILL – The Wynot Blue Devils and the Hartington Newcastle Wildcats battled in the opening round of their SubDistrict played Tuesday night.

HARTINGTON – Even though Riley Sudbeck’s high school football career is over, he still wants to keep playing.

HARTINGTON – Three brothers have played a big part in the evolution of the Cedar Catholic wrestling program’s continued rise to the upper echelon of the sport.

HARTINGTON – Cedar Catholic welcomed a very hot Norfolk Catholic Knight basketball team to the Monsignor Werner Activities Center Friday for a Class C2 Top 10 showdown.

RANDOLPH – After beating a very good Laurel-Concord-Coleridge team in its last outing, Hartington-Newcastle lost its final regular season contest, 49-44 to Osmond-Randolph on the road Feb. 16 before heading into SubDistrict action this week.

CROFTON – The Cedar Catholic Lady Trojans turned away Ponca in the opening round of the C2-8 Sub-District Tournament here Feb. 13, 55-36 then took on unbeaten Crofton in the finals and fell by a 54-34 tally to end the 2023-24 campaign with an 11-14 record.