Garret Zach runs cross country at the Pender meet Sept. 16 He placed 5th and the team finished 4th. Courtesy photo
The Humphrey St. Francis’ cross country team traveled to Pender for their second meet of the season Thursday, Sept. 16, placing 4th as a team out of 10. The team tied in points for 3rd, but the tie breaker fell on the fifth runner across the line which put the Flyers in 4th.
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Nebraska LEAD Announces 2021-23 Fellows Group 40 participants have been announced by the program’s director, Terry Hejny. The two-year program will begin in September.
Jason Sjuts lays out for a pass Friday as Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family whipped Shelby/Rising City 68-26 to improve to 3-1. Sjuts caught a 20-yard touchdown pass in the game. Courtesy photos
Tyson Herchenbach tracks down the Huskies ball carrier.
Ashton Sims ran for 218 yards and three touchdowns Friday to lead Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family past Shelby/Rising City 68-26.
Off to the races. Spencer Engel outraces the Wausa defense on his way to the end zone. He finished with four touchdowns in the 50-6 win here Friday. Democrat photo
Tristen Classen drags down the Wausa ball carrier Friday. St. Francis earned a 50-5 home win. Courtesy photo
Wausa never had a chance. St. Francis was chomping at the bit for kickoff, and never let up in a convincing 50-6 win here Friday night.
Kelly Pfeifer puts down a kill Thursday past Riverside’s Kayce Martinson, 3, and Ashtyn Heikes, 20. She finished with 7 kills as St. Francis swept the match 25-13, 25-14, 25-17. Democrat photos
Tessa Deets goes for for a kill over Kayce Martinson of Riverside.
It’s good to be home.
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