The Gothenburg girls basketball team fell in a pair of games last week.
The Swedes dropped a nail biter at rival Cozad on Thursday, falling 47-43, then lost at home on Friday to Chase County, 62-32.
South Loup’s downtown game spelled doom for Brady on Saturday.
The homestanding Bobcats knocked down 10 3-pointers in the first half en route to a 74-50 win over the Eagles. They led 55-31 at halftime.
The basket wasn’t fit for Gothenburg’s hoop on Friday.
The Swedes missed a plethora of close range shots, hitting just 29 percent of their field goals on the night, as they fell 60-49 to visiting Chase County.
The Gothenburg JV wrestling team had a strong showing at the Perkins County Invitational.
The Swedes had two first places finishes, three second place finishes and one third place finish in the event.
After a pair of tough matches at home on Thursday, Brady had a better showing on the road on Friday. Jeremy Larson and Kaden Dady each finished third to lead the Eagles at the SEM Invitational held Friday. Larson went 3-1 in the 120 weight class.
It was a tough week for the Brady girls basketball team with a pair of road game defeats.
The Lady Eagles fell 57-37 on Tuesday at Overton then dropped a 55-20 game against South Loup in Arnold.
The Gothenburg JV wrestlers had a strong showing at their home tournament last week. The Swedes had two first place finishes. Abe Mendez won in the 138 weight class, while
Brady ended its home holiday tournament with a big win. The Eagles jumped ahead of Hitchcock County early and rolled to a 72-49 win on Dec. 31. Brady took a
Gothenburg didn’t hold a lead long Saturday against Centura, but the home team did have the advantage when it counted. Aftergiving up the lead midway through the first quarter, the
A pair of Brady wrestlers came out on top at the Dundy County-Stratton Invitational held Friday. JeremyLarsonwoninthe120weight class and Triston Stearns was victorious in the 160 weight class to lead