Plumbers aren’t the only ones who have to deal with leaks.
AINSWORTH — There were so many reasons why the Gothenburg High School boys’ basketball team defeated homestanding Ainsworth by such a convincing margin.
The Gothenburg Junior Wrestling Club will have its own tournament on March 1 in Gothenburg High School’s north gymnasium.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO THE GOTHENBURG JUNIOR WRESTLING CLUB participated in a meet at Kearney the weekend of Feb. 8-9. Gothenburg’s top finishers were (from left), Morton Oberg, Ty Kreis, Jonathan Scott and Gerad Sabin. Kreis and Scott both placed second in their weight classes and age groups. Sabin picked up a bronze medal for third and Oberg also found his way onto the medals stand grabbing fourth. The brackets were large and competitive, with 13 others in the same division with Scott and Sabin.
KEARNEY — Gothenburg swimmers represented Kearney at a USA Swimming-sanctioned meet called the “Winter Splash-a-rama” on Feb. 2.
LINCOLN — The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and Wildlife Forever are serving as co-sponsors of the Nebraska State-Fish Art Contest.
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AINSWORTH — With her older sister Annica Harm unable to play due to injury, Ellarey Harm filled the void for the Gothenburg High School girls’ basketball team.