Letcher places first at Panhandle Conference in Golf
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Hay Springs senior Drew Letcher, left, finished in first place at the Panhandle Conference golf tournament.
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Hay Springs senior Drew Letcher, left, finished in first place at the Panhandle Conference golf tournament.
By Ruth Nicolaus, courtesy of the Adams County Ag Society
Morgan Darnell has seen the inside of more surgery rooms than she’d prefer.
The Gordon, Neb. cowgirl, a member of the Nebraska High School Rodeo Association, has had four surgeries in the last four years.
It all started when she hit her knee on a post while riding her horse. When her parents took her to the doctor, no damage had been done, but the doctor discovered that she had OCD: osteochondritis dissecans, a loss of
By Berklie Haag
The Gordon-Rushville Girls Basketball team played their last game on Tuesday, February 16. The Lady Mustangs knew going into their subdistrict final game against Mitchell that they would need leading scorer, senior Josie Perez, more than ever. Unfortunately, so did the Tigers. Mitchell heavily defended Perez throughout the night, holding her well below her season average of 19.7 ppg at just 5 points. As a team, the Mustangs made only 19 percent of their shots en route to a
By Lauren Brant
The Hay Springs Lady Hawks basketball team concluded their season during subdistricts on February 14.
Their last game was against Crawford during the first round of subdistrict play. Coming into the game, the Lady Hawks had the advantage as they defeated the Rams twice this season. The Lady Hawks kept pace with the Rams during the first quarter and trailed only seven points. The second quarter was low scoring for the Lady Hawks, with six points to Crawford’s ten points
By Berklie Haag
The Gordon-Rushville Lady Mustangs played an exciting game of basketball on Tuesday, Feburary 14, in Alliance versus the Chadron Cardinals. The Mustangs went into their first round of subdistricts with a record of 16-6. Chadron had a record of 11-11.
This matchup kept fans on their toes during the entire game. The first quarter was a low scoring one with the score being 6-4 in favor of Gordon-Rushville. During the second quarter, the Mustangs struggled with the Cardinal
By Jordan Huether
Four Mustangs and Four Hawks competed in the NSAA State Wrestling Championships in Omaha this past weekend. Only one Mustang, senior Logan Belsky, would survive to the final day of the 3-day-tournament. Belsky improved on his fifth place finish last year, capping a season which already saw his 100th career win, with a 4th-place medal.
Individual results:
Gordon-Rushville
C113 - Tyrell Means (16-14) place is unknown and scored 1.00 team points.. Champ. Round 1 - Hailey
By Berklie Haag
Thursday, February 2, marked the beginning of the 2017 Western Trails Conference basketball tournament.
The Gordon-Rushville boys took on the Bayard Tigers during the first round at home. The Mustangs never let the Tigers score more than eight points in a quarter, and in the end, the Mustangs came out on top with a score of 65-31. This advanced them to the winner’s bracket.
The next day, Friday, February 3, the boys played the Bridgeport Bulldogs at WNCC in the
By Berklie Haag
The first round of the Western Trails Conference was held at home for the Gordon-Rushville girls basketball team on Thursday, February 2.
Coach Randy Hurlburt said “We had to focus on many different skills to prepare for WTC as the teams we had to play have very different strategies. I feel our team is very talented, and if we ever put it all together in the same game, we are going to be tough to beat.”
The Mustangs took on the Kimball Longhorns for
The Mustangs and Hawks will each be sending four wrestlers to the state finals in Omaha Feb. 16-18. Gordon-Rushville’s Logan Belsky, Blake Henry, Quin Child and Tyrell Means all finished 3rd at the District C-4 tournament in Valentine this weekend to make the cut. Hay Springs’ Austin Anderson finished 4th, Coy Wolken took 3rd, Bryce Running Hawk finished 2nd, and Nathan Tobiasson finished 4th at the D-4 tournament.
Individual results:
Hay Springs
113 - Austin Anderson (17-25)
By Clint Andersen
I’m a big Husker football fan. No, really, I’m a HUGE Husker football fan. So, you can imagine my excitement when I was offered the chance to have a sideline media pass to the Huskers’ game vs Purdue last Saturday. I usually attend a couple of Husker games each year, but this was an opportunity to get a much closer look at what goes on both on and off the field at a college football game.
Armed with two cameras and the biggest lenses I could get my
Youth football players from Gordon-Rushville, Valentine and Chadron gathered in Gordon Sunday, Sept. 25 for several games. The G-R 3rd and 4th graders played Chadron, and the 5th and 6th graders played Chadron and Valentine.
The team has also played Hay Springs and Crawford this year, and will host Lusk, Wyo. this Sunday in Rushville at 1:30 p.m. and play at Morrill next weekend.
“This program was started 9 years ago when this year’s Juniors were 3rd graders,” said
By Lauren O’Brien
The Hay Springs Hawks football team competed against Sioux County for their first game in the 6-man league.
The coaching staff told the players how last year’s record does not influence the success they can achieve this season.
Both teams made errors in the first half. The Hawks struggled with the Warrior’s tempo and offense. During the second half, Coach Josh Borm wrote, “we executed much better and ultimately made fewer mistakes than the
By Jordan Huether
The Gordon-Rushville Lady Mustangs opened their volleyball season Monday night in Gordon, hosting the Scottsluff Bearcats. The Lady Mustangs came out on fire, running away with the first set 25-19. The Bearcats rebounded quickly, taking the second set 25-13. The Mustangs kept thing close for the next two sets, never trailing by more than a point or two in the third, but ultimately dropped both by scores of 25-19 and 25-15 to lose the opening match 3 sets to 1.
The 0-1
By Con Marshall
It was a golden year in Rushville 50 years ago this fall. The football team—always very important in the Sheridan County seat because the fans were ardent supporters—went 11-0 and the wrestling team became the first Class C state champions in Nebraska annals.
Now both sets of Longhorns and their coaches will receive the Golden Anniversary Team Award during the Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame festivities on Sunday, Oct. 2 at East High School in