Sports

Spring is here, and with it opportunities of all kinds to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation or the chance to learn new skills, you can find it at a Nebraska state park. Here are some activities you can start enjoying now.

Scores for the 4 team pool play: Valentine 1 vs Cody Kilgore - 26 – 28 Valentine 2 vs Gordon Rushville - 21 -19 Gordon Rushville vs Valentine 1 - 15 – 31 Cody Kilgore vs Valentine 2 - 22 – 31 Gordon Rushville vs Cody Kilgore - 20 – 28 Valentine 1 vs Valentine 2 - 19 -14

prom is scheduled for Saturday, April 13, 2024. The Junior and Senior classes will enjoy a meal at the Peppermill at 6:00 p.m. Gymnasium doors will open at 7:00 p.m. with Promenade to begin at 8:00 p.m. Promenade is open to the public. Prom King and Queen will be crowned also.

The Cherry County 4-H First Lego League Robotics team came home with a fourth place trophy in the robot performance category! This was out of 76 teams that gathered in Lincoln to compete in the First Lego league robotics championships of Nebraska. The youth had to program their robots to accomplish as many missions as possible in 2.5 minutes.

The trainings are held in collaboration with Nebraska Extension and the Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health. Although designed for 14- to 15-year-old students, the courses are open to all interested in learning more about the safe operation of tractors and equipment.

Gov. Jim Pillen signed a proclamation March 18 recognizing the 50-year anniversary of Hunter Education in Nebraska in 2024.

The Badgers traveled to North Platte for their Invitational held Friday, March 22. Coach Devin Muirhead said it was cold and windy.

Congratulations to Kinsey Buechle for signing to play basketball at Central Community College in Columbus. Pictured are back row, L to R: Coach Sam Hand, Coach Jay Hollenbeck, Coach Ian Bish, Trace Buechle, Coach Alex Jensen, Coach Julie Porath.

LINCOLN – Governor Jim Pillen is commending the hire of Troy Dannen as the new director of athletics for the University of Nebraska. The former UNI grad (1989) has been serving as athletic director at the University of Washington. Prior to that, Dannen oversaw athletics at Tulane University and the University of Northern Iowa.

Many, if not all of you, understand the importance of this annual tournament to us in memory of my son and Brian’s brother. There are very few situations in life that would result in us not having the tournament each and every year. One of those is family.