They take a lot of pride is doing things the right way, practices are not a lot of laughs, but they love playing for Head Coach Eric Kessler.
File photo Eric Kessler leads the St. Francis Flyers back to the state tournament this week.
St. Francis will relay on (left to right) Haustyn Forney, Justin Leifeld and Tanner Pfeifer to lead the Flyers at this week's state tournament in Lincoln.
For a former business major, Eric Kessler is enjoying coaching basketball.
Cooper Beller looks for an open teammate.
Members of the Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family Bulldogs expected to help the team compete at state are, front row, left to right, Jett Spier, Cooper Beller and Zach Pfeifer. Back row, Sage Frauendorfer, Kyle Preister and Ethan Keller.
Sage Frauendorfer drives to the basket.
Jett Spier works to dribble past a pair of defenders.
Ethan Keller is the man in the middle for the Bulldogs.
Kyle Preister goes for a basket.
Zach Pfeifer fights off a defender.
Basketball is fun for this group of Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family Bulldogs, but playing with their friends makes it even better.
Jason Sjuts, left, scores his 1,000th point of the season, and Jacob drives to the basket. The twins will try and help the Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family boys win their second state title in three years.
When you’re twins there’s a bond no one understands but the two of you, and for Jason and Jacob Sjuts that carries over to the basketball court.
Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family Joe Hesse talks to his team during a timeout earlier this season when the Bulldogs played Clearwater-Orchard. Hesse grew up and played under his father, Rick, at Clearwater. Democrat photo
If your name is Hesse, basketball is in your blood.
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