’Cats’ Rasmussen, Baker both earn bronze medals

Body Bringing home a gold medal from the NSAA State Wrestling Championships went a long way in helping lift the Wildcat wrestling team’s spirits last week, but that individual title wasn’t the only piece of hardware the Blue and Gold toted home to Howard County.
LAYNE BAKER attempts to put Minden’s Harrison Reed on his back during the quarterfinal round of the NSAA State Wrestling championships in Omaha on Thursday. The Wildcat beat the Whippet 10-3. Photos by Michael Happ

Class D: Cougars, Tigers roll early in Omaha

Body The Central Valley Cougars started the first session of the NSAA State Wrestling Championships sitting in the top three in Class DOn Thursday morning at the CHI Health Center in Omaha, Central Valley amassed forty team points to finish the morning sitting in third.
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Body of St. Paul basketball joined together for a good cause this season, and their efforts were celebrated last Tuesday night.
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Centurions survive Rebels in thriller

Body The Centura boys’ basketball team was hungry to win their final conference matchup of the regular season last Friday night. So hungry that, when it was announced that pretzels were selling for just a dollar at the concession stand, the Centurions went to work on the court.
	Centurions survive Rebels in thriller

SIX WILDCATS PUNCH TICKETS

Body St. Paul wrestlers overcome obstacles, earn team title at District C-4 meet A spate of winter weather made Saturday a day of tough sledding on the roads in central Nebraska, and the going wasn’t much easier inside the confines of Cope Coliseum at Kearney Catholic High School.
ST. PAUL’S LAYNE BAKER needed just two minutes to pin Lukas Altwine Adams of Gibbon in the semifinals of the District C-4 Tournament at Kearney Catholic on Saturday. Baker ended up being one of the Wildcats’ three district champions last week. Photos by Michael Happ

SIMONS TO MAKE RETURN TRIP TO OMAHA

Body In mid-February, the mantra on the wrestling mat is simple: Win, and get in. That is exactly the mentality that propelled Centura’s Kolten Simons over the weekend when he joined the rest of the Centurions’ lineup at the District D-1 Tournament at Malcolm High School.
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