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On and off the court, Jaz Shelley is a star for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) basketball team. Jaz earned first-team All-Big Ten honors for her electric play. She earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for her work in the classroom. She’s beloved with fans and teammates alike.
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Get your eyes checked

If you ever played baseball, you may have been told to “keep your eye on the ball.” When batting, a baseball player is taught to watch the ball the entire time from when it leaves the pitcher’s hand to when, hopefully, their bat smacks the ball for a hit.
Get your eyes checked

Making a meal with what’s on hand

Struggling to make meals with what you have on hand? Whether you’re wanting to make a favorite recipe but are missing some ingredients, or you’re tired of buying ingredients you only use once, these examples can help spark your imagination.
Making a meal with what’s on hand

Cambridge’s season ends with playoff loss at Perkins County

GRANT - The Cambridge football team had worked to establish itself as a physical, running-first squad over the last half of the season. Hitting the road for Perkins County Thursday in its Class D1 State Playoffs opener, the Trojans found someone who was able to do that better than they could.
Cambridge’s Hunter Perks and Jayden Ruf combine on a tackle.

Hi-Line stunned by Summerland rally

EUSTIS - The third-seeded Hi-Line football team did a lot of the things a higher seed is supposed to do in taking down a lower-seeded, firstround opponent. The Bulls jumped on the visting Summerland Bobcats in the first half and enjoyed a 32-14 lead at the break.
The Bulls’ Ryker Evans reaches for the end zone on a touchdown run.

Cambridge downs Overton in 5

OVERTON - Could we see that again? The top two teams in Class D2, both in the State ratings and the NSAA point standings, squared off in the Subditrict D2-7 Title match Tuesday and it did not disappoint.
Cambridge’s Jalen Kent stuffs an Overton attack.

Raiders upend Wallace, fall in finals

WALLACE - After a busy and exhilirating night Monday, the Medicine Valley volleyball team saw its season come to a close Tuesday in the subdistrict finals against Wauneta-Palisade.
Medicine Valley’s Sienna Houghtelling (above) and Stella Heapy (below).