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Yes on the pool and yes on baseball and softball.
The season had started. Practice schedules were set, travel plans made, games on the calendar.
Thanks to all of you who followed me through my Wish You Were Here series on social media. Now that it has concluded, I'm trying something new.
Since the spring sports season for both high school and college has since been canceled, which includes track and field, baseball, softball, golf, soccer and tennis, SCI sports editor Stephanie Croston took a drive recently to visit the empty stadiums and ball fields.
Season three was supposed to be a good one for the Branched Oak Bucks. An experienced group of upperclassmen combined with a talented bunch of incoming freshmen had head coach Andrew Edwards excited about the possibilities.
Laundry. Lots and lots of laundry.
Seward had three wrestlers compete in the state championships Feb. 20-22, and all three won at least one match.
Centennial’s lone senior qualifier had the toughest path to a medal at state wrestling, Coach Phil Payne said. It didn’t seem to matter to Gaven Schernikau, who finished as the Class D runner-up at 126 pounds.
It ended the same way it began.
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