Softball shutout Regis on second day of two-day matchup
Monday afternoon, Chadron State met with Regis University for the second of two straight double-headers.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: March 2014
Softball team splits double-header against Regis
On Sunday, March 9, the softball team took the field for its first of two double-headers at Regis University.
Read MoreEight Eagles qualify for National Championships
Eight CSC track and field athletes qualified to compete at the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field National Championships on March 14 and 15 in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Read MoreSoftball loses two games at home; travel to Denver next
The Cougars scored two runs in the first inning followed by nine more in the third inning. Caroline Johnson, sophomore of Firestone, Colo., singled up the middle for an RBI and sent Taylor Baur, freshman of Rapid City, S.D., home for the only Eagle’s point.
Read MoreThree Eagles to compete in national wrestling championships
This past Friday and Saturday the Eagle Wrestlers traveled to Grand Junction, Colo., to compete at the NCAA Super Region 4 Tournament.
Read MoreCourt sentences student with $1,157 in fines
Felony drug charges against CSC student Austin L. Waterman, who was arrested Nov. 7, 2013, were reduced to misdemeanors. Following
Read MoreCSC student jailed on sexual assault affidavit
A 19-year-old CSC student athlete remained in Dawes County Jail Friday afternoon following his arrest Wednesday night in connection with an alleged sexual assault that occurred off campus Monday, Chadron Police and college officials said.
Read MoreU.S. Senate candidate ready to set America’s future straight
U.S. Republican Senate candidate Ben Sasse spoke with the people of Chadron at a town hall meeting at Country Kitchen, Tuesday.
Read MoreCAb allocates $4,400 for upcoming events
The Campus Activities Board allocated $1,500 for Free Bowling Night, $1,800 for Free Movie Night, $600 for Scholastics Day, and $500 for Asian Pacific Night, allocating a total of $4,400.
Read MoreStudents take risks at Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament
The gamblers, dressed to the nines, took their seats at the round table. Facing the dealer, one took out his fancy Cuban cigar and lit it with his gold-plated lighter. The room smelled of smoke and the low, slow music was being played by the usual guy over on the old, baby grand piano in the corner. The dealer fluidly dealt out two cards to each player and the high-stakes game commenced.
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