The NSAA has just released the locations and pairings for the Girls Golf District tournaments for October 1 and 2. North Platte will host the A-4 district at Lake Maloney Golf Course. Gothenburg is also a host site, as they host the C-4 district.
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The NSAA has just released the locations and pairings for the Girls Golf District tournaments for October 1 and 2. North Platte will host the A-4 district at Lake Maloney Golf Course. Gothenburg is also a host site, as they host the C-4 district.
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All of Gothenburg’s fall teams are finding success so far! The softball team is ranked and aiming for a return trip to state, the volleyball team is 5-2 and playing everybody tough, and the football team is 2-1. Hear what they’ve been up to, and what lies ahead, in this week’s Gothenburg Swede sports update!
The North Platte Bulldogs once again could not recover from a slow start in a 56-28 loss to Lincoln East at Bauer Field. The Bulldogs fell behind 21-0 in the first quarter and trailed 49-14 at the half in the one-sided defeat. Jack Kenny caught two long touchdowns and Shane Mauch passed for two scores, and Tyson Chromy rushed for a touchdown to give the North Platte offense some life, but the defense was unable to stop the Spartans attack. North Platte drops to 0-3 with the loss. They’re at Bellevue East next Friday.
This 60-yard catch and run by Jack Kenny is tonight’s Play of the Game: 5 – Kenny 60 yard catch and run
After two weeks of defensive excellence, it was the offense’s time to shine for St. Pat’s. They scored 33 points in the first half and 34 in the second, routing Bayard 67-12. Though the shutout streak for the Irish came to an end, they still flexed their muscle on both sides of the ball in improving to 3-0. Next up for the Irish – a trip to Ravenna.
The Hershey Panthers dropped to 1-1 on the season with a 14-6 loss at Southern Valley. They’ll host Perkins County next Friday night.
Maxwell couldn’t keep up with high-scoring Elm Creek in a 45-28 loss in Maxwell. The defeat is the second in a row for the Wildcats and drops them to 1-2. The Wildcats have a bye this week.
Sutherland played on Thursday night, and were beaten by Southwest 52-14. The Sailors did score their first points of the season in the loss. They are 0-2 and host Arapahoe next Friday.
Other scores of local interest:
Amherst 34, Brady 14
Paxton 74, Wallace 22
Broken Bow 15, Gothenburg 14
Gibbon 13, Ogallala 7
Chase County 48, Sidney (B) 8
Cozad 77, Mitchell 26
Perkins County 34, Holyoke (Colorado) 12
Overton 28, South Loup 14
SMC 14, Mullen 6
Anselmo-Merna 52, Sandhills/Thedford 0
Medicine Valley 55, Eustis-Farnam 12
Elwood 41, Hayes Center 34
Medicine Valley 55, Eustis-Farnam 12
Arthur County 30, Cody-Kilgore 12
Minatare 42, Maywood 31
It’s been a super start to the season for Swede athlete. The fifth-ranked Swede softball team is red-hot, the Lady Swede volleyball squad is unbeaten, and the boys on the gridiron have looked dominant in starting 2-0. Hear what lies ahead for the Swedes as they look to keep the good times rolling in this week’s Gothenburg Swede sports update!
The Swedes are off and running this fall sports season. Their football team got a big win at Ogallala to start their campaign – how did they engineer the victory? The Lady Swede volleyball team got going last night, and the Swede softballers are dominating the competition so far. Hear all about it in this week’s Gothenburg Swede sports update!
New season, new seniors, same old St. Patrick’s Irish. A devastating defensive performance led the Irish to a 28-0 victory over Kimball in their season opener. St. Pat’s eased to the win with several new faces getting their first starting opportunities.
This round belongs to the Wildcats. Maxwell defeated Brady 28-16 in their rivalry matchup in Maxwell. That makes it two straight wins for the Wildcats and two out of three since the rivalry was renewed after a brief hiatus.
The Wallace Wildcats did not kindly welcome South Platte back to eight-man football. It was a total rout in Wallace as the Wildcats hammered the visitors 68-6. For one night at least, Wallace’s offense lived up to it’s high-powered potential and made for a fun night for the home crowd.
The Swedes jumped out in front early and held on late for a 17-12 victory at Ogallala. That makes it two straight wins for the Swedes over the Indians, following their quadruple-OT win in the playoffs last year. Though Gothenburg doesn’t have much returning experience this year, their new players appear to have settled in nicely.
Other scores of area interest:
Arthur County 49, Maywood 14
Overton 42, SMC 0
Paxton 56, Hayes Center 6
South Loup 32, Anselmo-Merna 12
Stuart 24, Sandhills/Thedford 6
Matthew Jensen’s buzzer-beating three-pointer lifted the St. Patrick’s Irish to their second straight C2-11 subdistrict championship last night. The Irish knocked off Southern Valley 48-45 to advance to a district final against Perkins County. The Irish were one of three Lincoln County squads to win subdistrict titles last night. In the C1-11 subdistrict final, Hershey raced past Gothenburg 59-44 to earn a rematch of last year’s C1-6 district final with Kimball. In the D2-9 subdistrict final, Brady eased to a 71-57 victory over Anselmo-Merna and will take on Hayes Center in their district final. The Sutherland Sailors fell short in the D1-12 district final, falling to Paxton 59-44. Subdistrict finals in Class C1 and C2 are played on Monday, with the D1 and D2 finals on Tuesday.
Boys basketball subdistrict finals in the C and D classes are played statewide tonight, with four Lincoln County teams looking to advance one step closer to the state tournament. In the C1-11 subdistrict final in Lexington, Hershey plays Gothenburg in a rematch of the season opener for both teams, a Swede victory. Q-Country 107.3 has the action, with pregame coverage at 6:45 and the tipoff at 7. The C2-11 subdistrict final in Holdrege sees the St. Patrick’s Irish in search of a second straight subdistrict title talking on Southern Valley. Hear it live on ESPN Radio 1410, with a 6:45 pregame show and a 7 PM tip. In the D1-12 subdistrict final, Sutherland hopes for the upset as they take on third-ranked Paxton at the McGahan Activities Center at St. Patrick’s High School. And in the D2-9 subdistrict final in Cozad, Brady faces Anselmo-Merna.
Four Lincoln County boys basketball teams are moving on to subdistrict finals after last night’s semifinal action across the state in the C and D classes. The St. Patrick’s Irish routed Alma 62-35 in the C2-11 subdistrict semifinal in Holdrege to move on to a matchup with Southern Valley. In the C1-11 subdistrict, Hershey defeated Ogallala 60-45 and will play Gothenburg in their subdistrict title game in Lexington. Sutherland defeated Maxwell 69-45 in a SPVA clash in the D1-12 semifinal in Bayard, and now look ahead to a game against third ranked Paxton. And seventh-ranked Brady eased to a 69-33 win over Eustis-Farnam in the D2-9 semifinals to set up a matchup with Anselmo-Merna in Cozad. Subdistrict finals are played on Thursday night.