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Milford boys win holiday tournament
A pair of wins against tough competition gave the Milford boys’ basketball team the championship of its holiday tournament Dec. 30. Milford defeated Cross County 60-49 in the semifinals Dec. … more
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Jake Bargen of Centennial puts up a shot behind the Malcolm defense Dec. 30.
Broncos win two in Malcolm, fall at home
After a pair of Bronco wins at the Malcolm Holiday Classic, the Centennial boys’ basketball team saw Heartland escape from Utica with a win Jan. 2. Centennial beat Wilber-Clatonia 38-37 on a … more
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Alyssa Fortik of Malcolm looks for room in the lane Dec. 30 against Centennial.
Clipper girls stay unbeaten
When Malcolm, along with all other Lancaster County schools, had to wait an extra two-and-a-half weeks to start practices and games, one had to wonder how quickly the teams would come out of the … more
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SHS girls get first win of 2020-21 season
It took until the last week of the year before the Seward girls won their first game of the season. The Jays defeated Bishop Neumann 46-40 in the Wahoo tournament Dec. 30 after falling to Wahoo … more
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Broncos go 4-1 at Sutton Duals
Centennial started the day flat at the Sutton Duals, Coach Phil Payne said, falling to Thayer Central. CHS came back with wins over Sutton, Hi-Line, Wood River and Freeman. Payne said the first … more
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Konner Schluckebier of Milford (top) works to turn Barret Brandt of Syracuse during a quadrangular Dec. 22 in Milford. Schluckebier won the match by pin.
Milford goes 2-1 at home quad
Normally, Milford’s final wrestling competition of December is a triangular. With event limits imposed this year because of Covid-19, the Eagles turned the day into a quadrangular with David … more
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Seward junior Leighton Limback drives the ball to the net during a Bluejays' home game against Lincoln Lutheran Dec. 22.
Jays fall on buzzer beater
Buzzer beaters are great when they go your way and heartbreakers when they don’t. The Seward boys’ basketball team had a heartbreaker handed to them Dec. 22 when Lincoln Lutheran made … more
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Kate Hirschfeld of Centennial brings the ball down the court against Milford during a game Dec. 18.
CHS girls top Milford in county clash
The Centennial girls’ basketball team faced a tough road last week, with three Southern Nebraska Conference opponents on the schedule. The Broncos emerged unscathed, beating Fairbury 29-27, … more
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Jaxon Weyand of Milford blocks a pass by Lane Zimmer of Centennial during Dec. 18's game at Utica.
Milford tops Broncos, Bluejays on court
“It was a good weekend for us,” Milford Coach Tony Muller said. His Milford boys’ basketball team won both its games, beating Centennial 49-37 and Ashland-Greenwood 56-53. The … more
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Caleb Courter fights against Crete during a dual Dec. 18.
Malcolm wins dual, wrestles at tournament
Tempered expectations are the new norm in a COVID-19 world. With all the delays and missed experiences brought on by the pandemic, setting too lofty of goals can prove to be disappointing. The … more
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Seward's Tarryn Hartman tries to keep the ball away from the Elkhorn North defense Dec. 15.
Jays drop two on court
The Seward girls are still searching for their first win of the 2020-21 season. The first part of the Bluejays’ season is full of top-notch opponents, and this past week was no exception. … more
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Malcolm's Joslyn Small, left, and Ashlynn Sehi pressure Cross County's Jacy Mentink Saturday in Malcolm.
Malcolm girls recover, sweep first week
Showing progress is important. The progress shown by the Malcolm girls’ basketball team from game one to game two was noticeable. After struggling their way through the Dec. 8 season opener … more
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Seward's Abbey Ringler splits a pair of Grand Island Northwest defenders as she drives to the basket Dec. 12 in Seward.
Jays stay close but end short
Seward’s girls’ basketball team faced tough competition last week in Lincoln Christian and Grand Island Northwest. The Jays battled hard, Coach Beth Bohuslavsky said, but came up short … more
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Maj Nisly of Centennial draws contact from Tri County's Logan Larson (back) and Colton Jantzen as he looks to the hoop Dec. 12.
Centennial splits two to start
The Centennial boys’ basketball team finally took the court Dec. 10 at Sandy Creek and won its season opener 50-19. The Broncos came back to action Dec. 12 at Tri County and lost to the Trojans … more
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Jays fall in opening two
The Seward boys’ basketball team played a pair of Tigers last week and lost to both, falling to Hastings 50-38 Dec. 3 and to North Bend Central 69-55 Dec. 5. Coach Trevor Menke said Seward … more
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Hannah Kepler of Milford looks for room to drive against Fillmore Central Dec. 4.
Eagles fly past Panthers in girls' basketball
by Stephanie Croston scroston@sewardindependent.com   The Milford girls’ basketball team got off to a good start Dec. 4, beating Fillmore Central 53-48. Coach Phil Stauffer was … more
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Eli Vondra of Milford sets up a shot against Brock Hudson of Louisville Dec. 3 during a dual in Milford.
Eagles open with dual, tournament wins
The season got off to a great start for the Milford wrestlers. The Eagles beat Louisville 66-12 in a dual Dec. 3. The evening was supposed to be a triangular with Lincoln Lutheran, but because … more
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Tyson Rodewald of Centennial (top) sets up a move during the Friend Invitational Dec. 5.
Broncos win dual wrestling tournament
Centennial’s wrestling team won the Freeman Dual meet Dec. 3 and finished fifth in the Friend Invitational Dec. 5. The … more
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Seward's Hunter Novacek (left) looks for a shot against York in a dual Dec. 3.
Duals open season for SHS wrestling team
A series of duals opened the 2020-21 season for the Seward wrestlers. SHS was to host York and Norris in a triangular Dec. 10, but because Lancaster County delayed the start of youth sports, … more
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Mike Meyer of Seward called the D-6 Nebraska state championship football game at UNK recently. This is his 40th year of broadcasting local sports. It was his first 6-man football game he called with his partner, Jerry Meyer.
Local radio commentators cover state final
Since 1980, Mike Meyer has been a voice on local radio for sports events. A 1979 graduate of the University of Nebraska School of Broadcast Journalism, his “radio voice” has been heard … more
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