Gothenburg played Broken Bow last Tuesday night with the Swedes winning the contest 20-6 for their fifth win of the season for the Swedes. The game was shortened to two quarters due to lack of numbers participating from Broken Bow.
Some would call it a tough season, others a rebuilding year, but Gothenburg Softball took on the season with hopes of growing as a team and building for the future.
Gothenburg was all business when they traveled to Lexington for a triangular on Thursday, Oct. 8. The JV kicked off the offensive onslaught as they defeated McCook, 22-25, 25-23, 15- 11, and moved on to sweep Lexington in sets of 25-18 and 25-20.
Gothenburg hosted a triangular on Tuesday, Oct. 6 against Ogallala and Valentine. The Swedes went 1-1 on the day after a tough battle against Ogallala and a sweep of Valentine.
“Gothenburg boys cross country has not won a conference meet since Ronald Reagan’s been president,” said senior stud Will Anderson who took first place at the South West Conference meet at Wild Horse on Thursday, Oct. 8.
The Eighth Grade Boys Cross Country team traveled to Gering on Saturday, Oct. 10 to represent Gothenburg at the State Meet where three out of five runners earned medals.
Gothenburg Golf shot their way to a fifth place overall team finish at their district meet in Grand Island on Tuesday, Oct. 6. Senior Annica Harm turned it on for the Swedes and punched her ticket to the state meet after shooting an 89 for a sixth placefi n i sh.
Brady hosted the OvertonEagles at home for their Parents Night on Friday, Oct. 9 where they battled to the very end in the clash of the Eagles.
Despite being a lone runner for the Eagles, Ava McGown’s performance this season has been eye opening and it was no different as the Eagles ran the course of Wild Horse in Gothenburg on Thursday, Oct. 1.