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Don Fox Of Cozad Wins Football Fever Contest

Don Fox of Cozad took home the top prize in the Tri-City TRIBUNE Football Fever Prediction contest for week four of the competition with just one missed guess. Fox was the lone entry with just one missed prediction.

COZAD POWERS PAST DUSTERS

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Going to the air attack along with timely running, Cozad was able to flex their muscles on offense to score a 32-21 victory over the pesky Dusters of Holdrege at Haymaker Stadium on Friday evening.

Minutemen Battle For Supremacy With Bison

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It was a battle for supremacy between Lexington and the host Bison of McCook on Friday evening at Weiland Field. The Bison were able to use their rushing attack to surge past the aggressive and stout Minutemen defense and earn the 42-0 decision that was much closer than the score indicated. Finding a crease in the early going, the

Swedes Win District Opener Over Ogallala

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Starting off the district season with a win is just what the doctor ordered for the Young Swedes, as they scored a 27-13 victory over the Indians of Ogallal on Friday evening in Gothenburg.

Pierce Spotlighted During Hi-Line Game

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Honored for 50-years of Excellence was Legendary teacher and Coach Elroy Pierce for making ‘Running Fun’ for decades of runners that competed in track and field as well as cross country for Eustis/Farnam. Pierce was honored for his contributions and Hall of Fame Induction during halftime of the Hi- Line and Bertrand Football on Friday evening.

Gothenburg Over Powers Minden In Net Showdown

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In a matchup that was as good as advertised, it was a good ‘old-fashioned’ Southwest Conference (SWC) volleyball showdown on Thursday evening in Gothenburg as the Lady Swedes played host to the Whippets of Minden.

FIERCE COMPETITION AT DAWSON COUNTY GOLF

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The playing conditions were better than usual for the Cozad, Gothenburg and Lexington linksters as they battled for bragging rights and accolades at the 2020 Dawson County Golf Championships held at the Lakeside Country Club near Johnson Lake on Friday.

Haymakers Clash With Patriots On The Turf

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It was a clash of titans, as the Haymakers battled with the Patriots of Adams Central until the bitter end, only to fall short 21-13 in a thrilling contest that had the outcome result in Cozad being defeated on Homecoming night in front of a capacity crowd on Friday.

“It was a great battle against an excellent team. We will continue to improve,” expressed Cozad head coach Brian Cargill. “We did a good job with the adjustments and it resulted in an outstanding defensive effort in the second half.”

Maids Score Early Lead And Power Past Cozad

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Timely hitting and taking advantage of opportunities that presented themselves, the Minutemaids were able to score early and earn an 11- 4 victory over Cozad at Bellamy Park on Tuesday.

In the first inning, with the bases loaded, Addison Sund went deep for a grand slam to score an early 4-0 lead for Lexington.

In the bottom half of the second inning, the Lady Haymakers struck back with Biz Tvrdy singling and then Maddie Spaulding connected on a two-run home run to make the score 4-2 at the end of the second frame.

Swede Netters Finish Strong At Harvest Festival Tourney

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The Gothenburg Swedes were able to go toe-to-toe with some of the best and finish strong against a loaded field of teams that played in the 2020 Harvest Festival Tournament held in Gothenburg on Friday and Saturday.

In the opening contest, the Lady Swedes went the distance and were edged by Chadron, 14-25, 29-27 and 25-20.

Gothenburg’s Clara Evert and Bella Rickertsen led all hitters with 13 and eight kills, respectively.

Aubrey O’Hare and Emily Cornwell dished out 18 adn 16 set assists as well.

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