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LCC week five fall sports recap: XC, girls golf, volleyball, football

Laurel-Concord-Coleridge cross country runners were still able to take to a Nebraska course despite a the cancellation of the Sept. 24 Crofton Invite due to weather. From the Kearney Country …
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Tri County Northeast girls and boys cross country runners were given a bye week from competition due to rain. Upcoming invites for Wolfpack competitors will be Oct. 1 at the Stanton Invite at 4 …
With the North Bend Invite being canceled due to weather, Wakefield cross country runners were off late in September. Next up for Wakefield XC will be the Stanton Invite on Oct. 1 at 4 p.m. …
A new meet was added to the Wayne High cross country season in 2026 taking their talents across state lines. From the Sergeant Bluff Rec Complex in Sergeant Bluff, IA, on Sept. 17, the Blue …
Offense, defense and special teams all put points on the board with a fireworks celebration following the Wayne State College football Family Day game. From Bob Cunningham Field on the campus of …
Senior middle hitter Ellie Topp tips the ball over the net against Wausa in a five-set loss.
Members of the Winside girls cross country team battled Mother Nature with weekday action. From Twin Creeks Golf Club, the Winside girls finished seventh with 66 points. (No boys cross country …
Sophomore Bryson Urwiler (#8).
Thursday late afternoon cross country was on the Sept. 17 schedule for Laurel-Concord-Coleridge. From Twin Creeks Golf Club in Pender, the LCC girls finished runner-up with 22 points while the …
Pender was the place to be for the Wakefield girls and boys cross country program. From Twin Creeks Golf Club on Sept. 17, the Wakefield girls finished ninth with 80 points while the Trojan boys …
Following a two-race week, it was back to single action for Tri County Northeast cross country. From Twin Creeks Golf Club in Pender on Sept. 17, the TCNE girls finished 12th with 107 points …
Senior William Patefield applies a stiff arm on the Raymond Central defender to break free of the tackle. Patefield surpassed the century mark with 105 yards on 18 carries and one touchdown. Through three games, he is averaging 5.2 yards per carry and four touchdowns.
Wayne High cross country began the week with action on their home course. From the Wayne Country Club, the Wayne High girls captured first with 10 points while the Blue Devil boys finished …
Avery Brummels (So).
Following just over a week off from action, the Winside girls cross country program traveled to Wayne. From the Wayne Country Club, the Wildcats finished second among the two lone teams scoring …
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