CSC athlete jumps to 4th in NACAC games
Sophomore Damarcus Simpson, of Lafayette, Georgia, traveled to San Jose, Costa Rica, to compete in the North American, Central American, Caribbean Association Championships.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Preston Goehring
Eagles finish 10th at RMAC Championships
In the last match of the spring season, the Eagle golf team went out smoking, taking 13 strokes off their previous best. The new team best of 677 was at the RMAC Championships in Avondale, Arizona, enough to finish in 10th place.
Read MoreFootball: a lesson for fans and you alike
Growing up, football became a very important part of my life. By the time I was in high school, football became my life. Every minute was dedicated to what my team could accomplish.
Read MoreEagles swing into 8th place
The Eagles golf team traveled to Grand Junction, Colorado, for the Maverick Spring Invitational. The team finished in eighth place with a 729 total strokes. Metropolitan State University won with a score of 617.
Read MoreGolf team birdies at Mines
Thirty six holes were crammed into one, long day because of a rainy forecast as the CSC women’s golf team used three top 10 finishes to earn a second place team title at the South Dakota School of Mines Invitational, Tuesday.
Read MoreGolf team bogeys at UNK
The Chadron State women’s golf team traveled to the University of Nebraska-Kearney for the Spring Invite, Monday and Tuesday.
Read MoreEagles struggle on road, prepare for BHSU
CSC squared up with the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, Friday, where they fell, 86-80.
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Eagles defeat CCU, fall on senior night
Chadron State capitalized on a lights out first half to fly past Colorado Christian University, 82-69, Friday, at the Chicoine Events Center.
Read MoreMen win 1 in Colorado, move to 6-14
Chadron State traveled to Gunnison, Colorado, Friday to take on the Western State Colorado University Mountaineers. The Eagles earned their sixth win of the season, 94-83, thanks to a lights out second half.
Read MoreInterim coaches promoted
Joel Smith Jr., athletic director at Chadron State, announced on Monday that Brad Gamble will be the 25th head track and field coach. Gamble was the interim coach for the Eagles during the 2014 season.
Along with a new track and field coach, Smith appointed a new cross country coach. Brian Medigovich, previously the interim head coach, became the eighth coach in Chadron State history.
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