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Lemkau is State Runner- Up in Class C Long Jump

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 05/27/2015 - 1:19pm
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Senior Delaney Lemkau closed out her high school career with a bang this past Friday and Saturday, bringing home two medals from the 2015 Nebraska State High School Track and Field Championships in Omaha. Lemkau opened action in Omaha with a state runner-up performance in the long jump, placing second behind Twin River jumper Sara Czarnick. 
 
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Lipovsky is State Champ in Triple Jump

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 05/27/2015 - 1:17pm
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Sandy Creek senior Brendan Lipovsky fought off some early worries after fouling on his first two attempts in the triple jump. He posted a huge 45’ 9” leap win the 2015 Class C state triple jump gold medal during action at the Nebraska State Track and Field Championships. For more on Lipovsky’s feat and state track, see Section C this week. -CCN Photo by Tory Duncan
 
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‘Veterans cannot suspend death’

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 05/27/2015 - 1:15pm
One of The American Legion’s more recent victories helped restore the burial of veterans in one of our nation’s overseas cemeteries located on what used to be Clark Air Base in the Philippines. It is the final resting place for more than 8,600 U.S. veterans and dependents, including Philippine Scouts, who fought for the U. S. Army when the country was still an American territory.
 
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Congress Should Require the Postal Service to Report on Quality of Rural Mail Service

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 05/27/2015 - 1:14pm
WASHINGTON—The National Newspaper Association has again called for measurement of on-time delivery of rural mail. Appearing in a May 19 roundtable hosted by the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, NNA Chief Executive Officer and General Counsel Tonda F. Rush said Congress should follow the maxim that “what gets measured gets done.”
 
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C2-2 District Final: Sutton Fillies (21-4) vs. Nebraska Christian (19-5)

Submitted by Claycounty2 on Fri, 02/27/2015 - 12:40pm

Tonight’s (Friday, Feb. 27) C2-2 District Final between the Sutton Fillies and the Nebraska Christian Eagles will pit two teams that come in with strong records and looking to make a trip to Lincoln next weekend for the 2015 Nebraska High School Girls State Basketball Championships.
As the Fillies and Eagles hit the court at Aurora High School for the 7 p.m. tip, Sutton, ranked sixth in the most recent Class C-2 state polls, comes in having won 18 of their last 20 games with losses coming to Class C-2 fourth ranked Freeman (24-2) and Class B fifth ranked (York 20-4).
The Fillies rolled through the C2-3 Sub-District, trouncing two Southern Nebraska Conference opponents in the process, Tri County in the first round, 59-22, and Fillmore Central in the C2-3 final, Thursday, Feb. 19, 61-24.

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Strong Second Half Lifts Cougars Past Central City 56-44

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 12/31/2014 - 9:06am
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Following three straight losses that took the Sandy Creekboys basketball team to 2-6 on the season, the Cougars found their groove Dec. 23, during the  opening round of the Central City Holiday tournament.
 
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Johnson Shatters Record Book

Submitted by Edgar on Wed, 12/03/2014 - 3:46pm
Sutton senior Noah Johnson, behind a total of 2,892 yards, led all of Nebraska in rushing and finished his career 11th on the national charts. He broke one state record in Class C-2 and set a total of 11 school records, helping the Mustangs to a 9-1 record and a final ranking of sixth in Class C-2. -CCN File

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His 2,892 yards set the new bar in both Class C-2, as well as overall in 11-man football, in the state of Nebraska this past season. Noah Johnson’s record breaking and monumental season crushed the previous all season rushing record in Johnson, during his final season as a Mustang, led all rushers, regardless of class, with his total yards on the ground, outdistancing Maxwell’s Jaylon Sturdivant b

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