Elkhorn North won a football game on Thursday night. An important football game. But it was everything else that happened that made you think someone else was watching.
They played a final football game in Hampton on Friday night. A town that raised many, some of us right on the football field down on Fifth Street.
Oh sure, this might mean whatever you think. But, make no mistake the teams that last the longest from here on out, they know exactly who they are. Promise. And if you don't well...
Sometimes it is a happy accident. But, if you have Platte County plates we have a Newsletter for you. The Rivalry Game -- Scotus and Lakeview. And a huge Thursday road win for Columbus High. Plus more as the postseason takes full swing.
The Northwest cross country team just keeps running. Plus post season run downs for girls golf and softball as win-or-go-home season begins in earnest.
And a few reminders that the good teams still have it, too. But a wacky Friday night in Class C-2 helps us remember that you have to put the pads on and play the game. Just how we like it.
A big announcement. A golf conundrum for the writer. Eljiah Goodell's "Hoosiers" moment and more.
In small towns, and even some not so small, there are plenty of lessons to learn on a Friday night. Sometimes they are best served by going back to your roots.
Adams Central volleyball has cracked the Class C-1 rankings and has a big week ahead. A volleyball roundup from Tuesday, as well as updates on boys tennis, girls golf, cross country and more.
Week Four means we near the halfway point of the football season. It's make-or-break time for many teams to see which way their season will go. Never give up; lessons learned on a Friday night.
