Wrestling results for the Cozad Invite Wresting Event.
SWEDE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM showing unity prior to the game Thursday night against Lexington after introductions as they open the season on the Hardwoods.. BRAD MESSERSMITH TIMES SPORTS REPORTERO
SWEDE CONNOR MCCOY (12) looks to make a pass into the paint for the big guys in Thursday night Basketball Varsity play in Gothenburg. BRAD MESSERSMITH/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE
Robert “Bob” Bartlett, 65, of Cozad, Nebraska, died December 6, 2021 at Bryan East Hospital in Lincoln, NE.
Douglas William Sitorius, 71, of Gothenburg, Nebraska, died December 3, 2021 in Kearney, NE.
The Gothenburg Volleyball Varsity Team ended the year at the Nebraska State Volleyball Championship Tournament with a loss to GICC in four sets this past season. the Swedes finished the year with a record of 27-9. The record on the home floor was 15-3. The Swedes were 4-4 away from home and 8-2 on neutral sites during the season.
SWEDES VARSITY GIRLS showing team unity as they talk about the team play on the court at the State Tournament in Lincoln. CHARITY WYATT/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE
SWEDE TARYN O’HARE (8) goes up high at the net to blast a spike during this past season in District Volleyball action. BRAD MESSERSMITH/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE
LINCOLN, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will release adult rooster pheasants on 16 wildlife management areas prior to the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The 16 WMAs are: Powder Creek, (Dixon County), Oak Valley (Madison County), Wilkinson (Platte County), George Syas (Nance County), Sherman Reservoir (Sherman County), Pressey (Custer County), Cornhusker (Hall County), Kirkpatrick Basin North (York County), Peru Bottoms (Nemaha County), Randall W. Schilling (Cass), Branched Oak (Lancaster County), Yankee Hill (Lancaster County), Arrowhead (Gage County), Hickory Ridge (Johnson County), Twin Oaks (Johnson County), and Rakes Creek (Cass County). To view a map of the pheasant release sites, visit OutdoorNebraska.org/upland and click on the “pheasant releases” tab.
The winter sports practices have began for all the area High School teams. The wrestlers have began weigh-ins and have went to work on strength training and the skills needed to be successful on the mats this upcomming season. The area boys and girls Basketball Teams have been working on conditioning and team movements on the hardwoods.