A near-perfect day gave the Centennial track and field team a chance to set good marks in the running events at Heartland April 15. Coach Rob Johansen said Camden Winkelman took advantage of the …
A tough tournament at Thornridge Golf Course in Milford ended with Milford second in the team standings. “EMF got us again,” Coach Dalton Mogul said, adding that the dry weather made …
With the last two state championship trophies in the case at Malcolm High School, you might think adding a conference title plaque might not be that big of a deal for the Clippers’ baseball …
The Seward girls’ soccer team opened Central Conference tournament play April 17 with a 3-0 win over Columbus Lakeview. Lauren Frihauf, Haeven Hendrix and Lydia Jurchen each scored for the …
While the numbers being put up by Mason Wisnieski are not unexpected, they sure are impressive. On April 8, the all-stater from Malcolm pitched a complete-game, seven-inning shutout at Lincoln …
Centennial golf got its season started April 8 with a triangular at the Friend Country Club against Exeter-Milligan-Friend and BDS. While the Broncos finished third with a 234, Coach Cam Scholl …
April 11 was a great day for the Milford track and field teams. Not only did they host their home track meet, the athletes set six top-10 marks, 47 personal bests, 62 season bests and won 40 medals. …
The Seward boys’ track team finished as the runner-up and the girls were fifth at the Waverly Invitational April 11, setting personal best marks along the way. “Both teams competed …
Make state. Check. Win a game a state. Check. Win a second game at state to make the final. Check.
The Class C1 girls' basketball state championship game was what everyone was looking for - undefeated Lincoln Christian against one-loss Milford. Milford’s only loss came to LC in the holiday …
Milford outscored Minden 27-7 in the second quarter and held on for a 67-61 win in the Class C1 semifinals March 7. The Eagles trailed 20-12 after the first quarter but started the …
Centennial’s basketball season ended before the Broncos wanted it to, as CHS lost to Aquinas 53-32 Feb. 25 in the subdistrict semifinals. “That’s not how we wanted to go …
When the Malcolm girls score 65 points, they usually win. The first five times it happened this season, the Clippers rolled to blowout victories. But if the opponent is Lincoln Christian, 65 is …
ell for the Seward girls’ basketball team but did not end as the Bluejays wanted. The Jays opened with a 54-33 win over Crete Feb. 24, then beat York 45-36 Feb. 25. In the district final …
The fourth time was the charm for the Milford girls’ basketball team. After advancing to district finals and falling short the last three years, the Eagles got over the hump Feb. 28, …
“What can you say?” Coach Andy Sistek said. He was talking about Seward/Milford’s Lauren Frihauf. The junior became the first girls’ wrestling champion for the …
The state wrestling tournament did not go as planned for the Milford Eagles. The team took five to compete, and all finished outside the medals. Garrett Schoen at 285 pounds had the best …
Paul Fehlhafer came within a match of a medal for Centennial Feb. 20-22 at the state wrestling tournament. The CHS senior was 2-2 at 285 pounds. He opened competition by beating Jacen Smith of …
He is one of just a few to get there. In the nearly 30 years history of Malcolm wrestling, Cody Barton became just the ninth Clipper to compete in a state championship match. The Malcolm junior …
Lainey Abell was the lone girls’ representative from Centennial at the state wrestling tournament Feb. 18 and 19, but she had a good couple days, Coach Jake Prochaska said. “She had …