Eagles win one, lose one during opening road trip
The CSC women got their first win of the season, and their first loss, during a Texas road trip to begin their season.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Brandon Davenport
Football ends season with loss Colorado Mines
The Chadron Eagles’ season came to a close, Saturday, in Golden, with a 49-20 defeat at the hands of the Colorado School of Mines Orediggers.
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Wrestlers ready for bout with nation’s best
The Chadron State wrestling squad faces a stiff challenge at the start of the season as the group squares off against St. Cloud University, the top NCAA DII wrestling team, this evening, in Minnesota.
Read MoreConfrontation between fan, CSC Live crew
Near the end of Saturday’s CSC Men’s Basketball game, a spectator left the Chicoine Center stands to confront the CSC Live commentating crew. The altercation, which CSC Live video shows occurring with about two minutes remaining in the second half, then carried past the final buzzer.
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Karst takes second at Cowboy Open
The Chadron State wrestling team saw its first action, and Eagle wrestler Chance Karst, sophomore of Powell, Wyoming, earned a second-place finish, Saturday, at the Cowboy Open, in Laramie, Wyoming.
Read MoreXC at RMAC Championships
The CSC women were 13th of 15, and the men 15th of 16, Saturday, at the RMAC Championships in Denver.
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Eight inducted to CSC Hall of Fame
Eight names were added to the Eagles’ Athletics Hall of Fame, Saturday, and inductees were honored at halftime of Chadron State’s football game with New Mexico Highlands, before a dinner ceremony that evening.
Read MoreCorrection: changes made to Black Box Theatre admissions
In our Oct. 25 issue, we published an article titled, “Theatre department implements reserved seating in Black Box,” which contained incorrect and potentially misleading information regarding changes made to admission to CSC’s Black Box Theatre.
Read MoreNon-traditional perspective: what I know that you don’t
I’m a non-traditional college student. In fact, I’ve never been a traditional college student. I began my college career when I was 26-years old at Western Nebraska Community College, in Scottsbluff; now, at 34, I’m continuing it at CSC.
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Eagles win one, lose one in SD
This weekend the Eagles volleyball team split a pair of South Dakota matches, winning 3-1 against South Dakota Mines, Friday, and falling 3-1 against Black Hills State University, Saturday.
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