FROM OUR FILES BEAVER CITY

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25 Years Ago February 22, 1996 Jamie Stagemeyer placed 4th at 135 pounds in Class D at the State Wrestling Tournament in Lincoln. The Beaver City Thrift Shop has made a pledge of $1,000 to the Beaver City Swimming Pool Fund in memory of the late Joan Teeter Hardin.

FROM OUR FILES OXFORD

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90 Years Ago February 19, 2021 Authorities in Oxford launched a campaign against auto speeders and reckless drivers. Carl Watson purchased the implement business of C.A.

Roughriders finish Class D State Runner-Up

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Individual results for Southwest at the State Meet were as follows: D120 - Carter VanPelt (26-19) place is unknown and scored 3.o team points; Champ. Round 1- Dayton Gipe (Sandhills Valley) 39-1 won by tech fall over Carter VanPelt (Southwest) 26-19 (TF-1.5 2:14 (16-0)); Cons.
Roughriders finish Class D State Runner-Up

Southwest finishes State Runner-Up

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OMAHA - Southwest Wrestling Coach Jay Helberg said he wasn’t caught up watching the team standings as his eight wrestlers took the mat at the Class D State Tournament in Omaha last week. But at one point in the meet, a coaching friend came up to him and asked him how the Roughriders were doing.
Southwest finishes State Runner-Up

Schutz claims State Championship

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OMAHA - Leading up to the Class D State Wrestling Championships, Hi-Line senior Conner Schutz had been absolutely dominant on the mat. With a spotless 29-0 record, he had pinned all but two opponents and hadn’t been pushed even three minutes deep into a single match.
Hi-Line’s Cornier Schutz pinned his way to a State Championship at 170 pounds last week.

Soaring Through the End of Regular Season

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The Southern Valley Eagles (15-4) took on the Axtell Wildcats (8-12) in their last regular season game on Friday night. The Eagles defeated the Wildcats 51 to 31 on the Wildcat’s home court.
Pictured right is Southern Valley’s Clayton Berry taking off on a dunk. Pictured far right is the Eagles’ Isaak McPhillarny driving into the paint for a score.

Hi-Line boys’ season ends at Subdistricts

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ELM CREEK - The HiLine boys basketball team saw its season come to an end Monday at the Subdistrict Tournament. The fifth-seeded Bulls were able to score, but couldn’t get enough stops to contend with fourth-seeded Axtell as the Wildcats outscored Hi-Line in every quarter and left with a 76-56 victory.
Hi-Line’s Zoey Evans pulls up for a jumpshot against South Lou at the Subdistrict Tournament last Wednesday. The Bulls saw their season end with a 53-36 loss to the Bobcats. Scoring and statistical information were not available.