After three CSC wrestlers advanced to the second day of the regional tournament, only Chance Helmick, junior of Beatrice, 174-pounds, advanced to NCAA National Championships March 10-11 in Birmingham, Alabama.
Read MoreSenate allocated $1,400 for two clubs. Senate approved $600 for Plainswalkers Society and $800 for Sports Medicine.
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Man, the struggle is real…
Being a fan of wrestling is not easy.
If you spend much time around me you will quickly realize that my only brother Jarred is my favorite person on this earth, and my favorite thing to do is watch my brother compete in all of his various sports. Jarred is a senior in high school and participates in football, wrestling, trap shooting, and best of all, baseball.
Read MoreThe Eagles’ softball team earned two wins in five games at the West Texas Invitational in Canyon, Texas, Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreThe Eagles lost their first conference dual of the season Saturday against Colorado State University-Pueblo. The Eagles only scored nine points in the 20-point loss.
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Man, the struggle is real…
There is this cliché that goes: There are only 24 hours in a day. We all know that, and there is no way for any of us to change it, but we still complain about it all the time.
Six wrestlers finished in the top five, including three champions, at the RMAC Championships tournament Saturday in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Taylor Summers, senior of Plymouth, 133-pounds; Chance Helmick, junior of Beatrice, 174-pounds; and Cooper Cogdill, sophomore of Chadron, heavyweight, finished the day 3-0 at the top of the podium.
Read MoreThe Eagle’s softball team won one out of six games at the Eckerd College Spring Invitational, Clearwater, Florida, last weekend.
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Man, the struggle is real…
It is not easy being perfect.
Now, I know that sounds conceited and as if I am a god or something, but give me a chance to explain. I can easily admit that I am far from perfect.
Read MoreSenators approved Josie Semroska as a B.E.A.M.S.S. senator. Thirteen senators voted yes and one—Sen. Makenzy Petty—abstained from voting. There are still three liberal arts positions, one Eagle Ridge position, and one at large position open on Senate.
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