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Tournament action in Sutton would see the Sutton Junior Legion ball club split a pair of games, with Overton and Superior before the tournament was rained out Sunday afternoon. Saturday would see a huge day at the plate by Chandler Stone, guided Sutton to a 7-0 win over Overton, Stone was  a perfect 4-4 with two RBI’s to lead the locals to the opening game win of the tournament.. 

 

Harvard’s Dallas Doupnik Jr., shown above, earned a pinfall win overBlair High School’s Colton Gayer during  Saturday’s Nebraska Scholastic Wrestling Coaches Association All-Star dual held at Grand Island Senior High. At the left, Tyler Bailey,the honorary cocaptain of the Red team in the dual, battles with Class B state champion   Joe Berg of West Point-Beemer. 

 

A tough go for the Edgar Seniors would be had in the first of two games in the Sutton Tournament. Due to over six inches of rainfall in the Sutton area, the tournament was only held on Sunday. Two hits would be all that the Edgar Seniors could muster up in a 10-0 loss at the hands of Geneva.

 

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Sutton’s Noah Johnson, the second Mustang in as many years to be selected to play in the Nebraska Shrine Bowl, found himself on a team that used the aerial attack in a big way to win the 57th annual Shrine Bowl held in Kearney this past Saturday. The South passed their way to a huge 31-6 halftime lead behind the hands of the Shrine Bowl’s Most Valuable Player, Conor Young of Cozad High School.