ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Colorado Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado has broken the team record with a 28-game hitting streak.
Arenado had a two-out single in the third inning Thursday night against the Texas Rangers.
The streak is one game longer than teammate Michael Cuddyer’s 27-gamer last season.
Arenado’s streak is the longest for anyone 23 or younger since Albert Pujols had a 30-game run in 2003 when he was 23.
The streak for Arenado began April 9, a week before his 23rd birthday.
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Prince Fielder homered, Matt Harrison earned his first win of the season and the Texas Rangers beat Colorado 5-0 Thursday night after being overwhelmed by the Rockies the previous three games.
Harrison (1-0) and four relievers combined on a five-hitter, the Rangers’ major league-best seventh shutout. Joakim Soria worked a perfect ninth with two strikeouts.
Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado extended his hitting streak to 28 games with a single in the third. That broke the team record he matched Wednesday night.
Colorado was the only National League team without a shutout loss. The Rockies, whose 22 wins are tied for most in the majors, had 50 hits and outscored the Rangers 29-5 the previous three nights — the first two in Denver before the interleague matchup switched to Texas.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos have selected All-Big Ten cornerback Bradley Roby with the 31st pick in the NFL draft.
The fourth-year junior joins an already solid group of cornerbacks that includes free agent acquisition Aqib Talib and Chris Harris Jr., who is recovering from a partially torn ACL that required surgery and kept him out of the Super Bowl.
The Broncos jettisoned star cornerback Champ Bailey this offseason.
Roby is the 500th player selected by the Broncos since the inception of the common draft in 1967.
The last player chosen 31st overall by Denver was linebacker Al Wilson, who went on to start 119 games during an eight-year career that included five Pro Bowls.
The North Platte Bulldogs hosted the Greater Nebraska Athletic Conference track and field meet on Thursday and the North Platte boys placed second.
Wyatt McGuire led the way for North Platte as he placed first in both the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. The Bulldogs 4×100 meter relay team ran by Austin Chitty, Trevon Weaver, Alec Wesslund and Jake Zimbelman placed first and Evan Lamphear won another meet in the pole vault event.
North Platte scored 71 points as a team to finish in second place. Kearney was dominant though in the meet with 193 points to run away from the rest of the field. Lexington finished in third with 62 points. The individual results and final team scores can be seen by clicking on the link below.
The North Platte Lady Bulldogs didn’t have quite as successful of a day as they finished with 15 points to place eighth. Columbus won the girls meet with 100 points, Kearney finished second with 89 and McCook and Norfolk tied for third with 85 points. The individual and final team results can be seen by clicking on the link below.
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Justin Morneau has been scratched from the Colorado Rockies’ lineup because of a stiff neck.
The first baseman had been set to bat sixth Thursday night against the Texas Rangers. Jordan Pacheco, who was in the original lineup at catcher, played first base instead. Michael McKenry was inserted at catcher.
Morneau was hitting .331 with seven home runs and 26 RBIs.
During the 2011 season, Morneau had operations on his neck, left knee and right foot. He missed the second half of the 2010 season because of a concussion and then had a recurrence during the 2011 season after diving for a ball.
NEW YORK (AP) — The Houston Texans have made South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon (jah-DAY’-vee-ahn) Clowney the first pick in the NFL draft.
Considered a budding NFL star even when he was a freshman, Clowney brings size, speed and power to a Texans lineup that already has 2012 NFL Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt.
But his work ethic has been questioned after he slipped from 13 sacks to just three in 2013. Critics said he was protecting himself from injury before declaring early for the draft.
Houston previously made the top pick in two drafts, taking quarterback David Carr in 2002. He never lived up to that billing. They took DE Mario Williams in 2006, but he left for Buffalo in 2012.
North Platte – The rosters have been set for the Eighth Annual Mid-Plains Area All-Star Game. The game will be played on Friday June 6 with the girls game set to tip at 6 p.m. and the boys game to follow at 7:45 p.m. Admission is $5 with all participants selling tickets.
GIRLS BLACK TEAM
| Jaylne | Schuster | Sutherland High School |
| Allison | Sawyer | North Platte High School |
| Abbie | Fanning | Wauneta-Palisade High School |
| Kaitlin | Martin | Sandhills-Thedford High School |
| Summer | Mueller | Creek Valley High School |
| Tailor | Lee | Wauneta-Palisade High School |
| Justine | Stone | Maywood High School |
| Jerry | Straber | Creek Valley High School |
| Maddie | Seamann | Hershey High School |
| Samantha | Staggs | Sutherland High School |
| Breelyn | Saner | North Platte Saint Patrich High School |
Coach Bill Wilber Creek Valley High School
GIRLS GOLD TEAM
| Madalynn | Doughty | North Platte High School |
| Samantha | Carlson | Cozad High School |
| Brenleigh | Daum | McCook High School |
| Kadee | Long | Cambridge High School |
| Shelby | Vogel | Kimball High School |
| Maegan | Hiatt | Hershey High School |
| Molly | Sughroue | McCook High School |
| Madison | Elliott | Brady High School |
| Sally | Hengen | North Platte High School |
| Valerie | Most | Brady High School |
| Sarah | Mahr | Sidney High School |
Coach Lance Arterburn Brady High School
BOYS BLACK TEAM
| Cole | Taylor | Sandhills-Thedford High School |
| Tanner | Fuelberth | Ainsworth High School |
| Hayden | Cahoy | Overton High School |
| Connor | Merrill | Paxton High School |
| Quin | Conner | Valentine High School |
| Eamon | Schwarz | South Loup High School |
| Landan | Maassen | Hershey High School |
| Lane | Godfrey | Creek Valley High School |
| Tyler | Fear | Sutherland High School |
| Lewis | Lewis | Lexington High School |
| Alex | Whipps | Hitchcock County High School |
| Seth | Gohl | Hayes Center High School |
| Drew | Callaghan | North Platte High School |
| Dylan | Brenner | Leyton High School |
| Alexander | Harms | North Platte Saint Patrick High School |
Coach Mike Tines Hitchcock County High School
BOYS GOLD TEAM
| Adam | Crandall | Ogallala High School |
| Matthew | McLeod | Ainsworth High School |
| Caden | Weverka | Arapahoe High School |
| Kaleb | DeCora | Bridgeport High School |
| Hayden | Pollmann | Waunita-Palisade High School |
| Kade | Erickson | North Platte High School |
| Bryant | Knigge | Potter-Dix High School |
| Brennen | Cruise | Leyton High School |
| Landon | Swedberg | Wallace High School |
| Justus | Wallin | Chase County High School |
| Mark | Mayfield | North Platte Saint Patrick High School |
| Mack | Alspaugh | McCook High School |
| Jake | Reader | Kimball High School |
| Joel | Shafer | Overton High School |
| Tye | Spies | Mullen High School |
SCOTTSBLUFF—The players have been selected for the East and West teams for the 36th annual West Nebraska All-Star Football Game. The 64 members of the all star football teams were nominated by their respective high school coach and selected by the all star coaches.
The rosters for both East and West can be seen below and are subject to change.
The East team will be led by Scott Johnsen from Medicine Valley High School. The East assistant coaches are; Brian Cargill from Cozad High School, Clint Hosiek from Medicine Valley High School, and John Sloup from Sutherland High School.
The West will be led by Derek Deaver from Scottsbluff High School. The West assistant coaches are; Jerod Dean from Bridgeport High School, Todd Ekart from Sidney High School, and Jordan Haas from Hemingford High School.
The 2014 West Nebraska All-Star Football Game will be played Saturday, June 14, 2013 at Bearcat Stadium in Scottsbluff, NE. Game time is 7 p.m. MDT.
A portion of the proceeds from the West Nebraska All-Star Games benefit the Scotts Bluff County Volunteer Center.
EAST FOOTBALL ROSTER
| Player | High School |
| Shane Anders | Wallace |
| Triston Eklung | Valentine |
| Tanner Evertson | Cozad |
| Tyler Fear | Sutherland |
| Blaine Finney | Ainsworth |
| Collin Fleecs | Sutherland |
| Jake Fulton | Valentine |
| Jaden Garey | Broken Bow |
| Seth Gohl | Hayes Center |
| TJ Gregory | Cambridge |
| Alexander Harms | North Platte St. Pat’s |
| Zac Jones | Broken Bow |
| Seth Koetter | McCook |
| Jordan Lemburg | Broken Bow |
| Landan Maassen | Hershey |
| Mark Mayfield | North Platte St. Pat’s |
| Dakota McBride | McCook |
| Aleksandr Morales | North Platte |
| Jake Paulsen | Cozad |
| Blaine Petersen | Cozad |
| Collin Pieper | North Platte St. Pat’s |
| Weston Rich | Cambridge |
| Blake Ristine | Gothenburg |
| Sage Schmidt | Medicine Valley |
| Clay Seifer | McPherson County |
| Adam Speck | Gothenburg |
| Tye Spies | Mullen |
| Adam Steffes | Hershey |
| Kolton Stone | McCook |
| Landon Swedberg | Wallace |
| Chandler Wagner | McCook |
| Caden Weverka | Arapahoe |
Head Coach: Scott Johnsen (Medicine Valley)
Asst. Coaches: Brian Cargill (Cozad)
Clint Hosick (Medicine Valley)
John Sloup (Sutherland)
WEST FOOTBALL ROSTER
| Player | High School |
| Andrew Aratani | Scottsbluff |
| Justin Brester | Gering |
| Cooper Cogdill | Chadron |
| Brennen Cruise | Leyton |
| Kaleb DeCora | Bridgeport |
| Dylan Folchert | Ogallala |
| Alex Frerichs | Leyton |
| Blake Frye | Gering |
| Jaime Gonzalez | Bridgeport |
| Tylor Grumbles | Minatare |
| Blake Hansen | Hemingford |
| Travis Hoover | Hyannis |
| Stevin Horrocks | Hay Springs |
| Tristen Jackson | Garden County |
| Jarod Jaeger | Ogallala |
| Richard Kadayso | Bayard |
| Kyle Kaman | Hemingford |
| Trevor Kamerzell | Alliance |
| Khristofer Kuhlmann | Chase County |
| Logan Lewis | Sidney |
| Beau Lofink | Scottsbluff |
| Chase Miyamoto | Perkins County |
| Brandon Nichols | Bridgeport |
| Cameron Presher | Scottsbluff |
| Jake Reader | Kimball |
| Tyrell Reichert | Dundy County |
| Lucas Rosenbaum | Sidney |
| Adam Schlotthauer | Mitchell |
| Gage Smith | Gering |
| Tristin Stein | Chadron |
| Elijah Timblin | Gering |
| Justus Wallin | Chase County |
Head Coach: Derek Deaver (Scottsbluff)
Asst. Coaches: Todd Ekart (Sidney)
Jerod Dean (Bridgeport)
Jordan Haas (Hemingford)
SCOTTSBLUFF—The players have been selected for the East and West teams for the 30th annual West Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Game. The 13 members of each all-star volleyball team were selected from nominations by their respective high school coach.
The rosters for both teams can be seen below and are subject to change.
The East squad will be led by Amy Beyer from Hershey High School. Katie Wenz from Araphoe High School will assist her. The West will be led by Renee Rediger from Hyannis High School. Michelle Stevens from Bridgeport High School will be the assistant coach.
The 2014 West Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Game will be played Saturday, June 14, 2014 at Cougar Palace on the campus of Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff. Game time is 2 p.m. MDT.
A portion of the proceeds from the West Nebraska All-Star Games benefit the Scotts Bluff County Volunteer Center.
EAST
| Player | High School |
| Madalynn Doughty | North Platte |
| Kadee Long | Cambridge |
| Brittany Lawrence | North Platte St. Pat’s |
| Kenzie May | Southwest |
| Aryn Meisinger | Gothenburg |
| Valerie Most | Brady |
| Taylor Mroczek | Gothenburg |
| Kaylee Potthoff | Southwest |
| Allison Sawyer | North Platte |
| Bailee Schow | Paxton |
| Jalyne Schuster | Sutherland |
| Maddie Seamann | Hershey |
| Rochelle Wendland | Arapahoe |
Head Coach: Amy Beyer (Hershey)
Asst. Coach: Katie Wenz (Arapahoe)
WEST
| Player | High School |
| Demi Anderson | Ogallala |
| Makayla Castro | Scottsbluff |
| Maaryn Davis | Chadron |
| Katy Ernest | Leyton |
| Hannah Haney | Hyannis |
| Savanna Jamison | Haynnis |
| Ashlea Kerr | Chadron |
| Sidney Mell | Ogallala |
| Abbi Porter | Sidney |
| Megan Stuart | Bayard |
| Taylor Peters | Mitchell |
| Kelsey Waite | Leyton |
| Savannah Walker | Gering |
Head Coach: Renee Rediger (Hyannis)
Asst. Coach: Michelle Stevens (Bridgeport)
SECOND SATURDAYS OF EACH MONTH (APRIL-SEPTEMBER)
April 12, May 10, June 14, July 12,
August 9, September 13- Fun Shoot
Carp shoot date coming!!
Registration/continuous line from 9am-1pm
$15.00 non-members, $10.00 members
$5.00 for ages 11 & under
Family rate & Concessions available!
We are located at 204 Pheasant Run Rd.
By Lake Maloney, North Platte, NE
Find us on facebook “Maniohuta Archers”
Email: maniohutaarchers@gmail.com
