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2020 Hi-Line Football Squad:

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MEMBERS OF the Bulls Gridiron squad that will take to the turf for the upcoming 2020 season are (front, from left) Evan Niemeier, Kaden Nickell, Trevor Jorges, Kyle Hort, Conner Schutz, Kody Keller, Nate Hodge and Zeb Knackstedt. (Second row) Cooper Ray, Cade Schmidt, Ian Corder, Ayden Moore, Jadeyn Kohl, Carsen Reiners, Syrus Snow and Asher Hecox. (Third row) Broden Dean, Colton Stubbs, Josiah Wilkie, Grant Beitler, Isaiah Bullis, Elijah Niemeier, Kaden Clouse, Trestin Bowman and Drew Knoerzer. (Back) Wryston Brell, Ryker Evans, Andrew Walker, Treyton Evans, Aidan Shutts and Bryce Reiners. (TRIBUNEphoto/Kelly Ninas)

Bulls Ecstatic About Upcoming Season

The Hi-Line Bulls have the potential to have a season to remember on the girdiron this season with 14 returning lettermen for the upcoming 2020 season. The Bulls are a combination of

Hi-Line Returning Lettermen:

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EXPERIENCE IN previous years played will pay dividends for the Bulls Football squad during the 2020 campaign with seasoned veterans taking to the gridiron that include (front, from left) Evan Niemeier, Trevor Jorges, Kyle Hort, Conner Schutz, Kody Keller, Nate Hodge and Zeb Knackstedt. (Back) Cooper Ray, Cade Schmidt, Ian Corder, Jadeyn Kohl, Carsen Reiners, Colton Stubbs and Isaiah Bullis. (TRIBUNE-photo/Kelly Ninas)

Hi-Line Volleyball Squad:

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MEMBERS OF the 2020 Bulls Volleyball team are (front, from left) Chloe Maurer, Gracie Gibbens, Alivia Knoerzer, Gretchen Hodge, Shirley Rios, Kennedy Brell and Abbey Whittaker. (Second row) Alexa Nelson, Cici Lerdall, Karissa Hodge, Kaydee Diefenbaugh, Bridget Nichelson and Brooke Brockman. (Third row) Zoey Evans, Joszelyn Nichelson, Ansley Williams, Skyler Oberg, Carley Thompson, Madison Woehrle and Delaney Collins. (TRIBUNE-photos/Kelly Ninas)

Trib-Area Schools Set To Showcase Skills During Fall Seasons

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Kick-off, first serve, opening pitch and the starting line are fast approaching, as many of the TRIBUNE-area athletic teams have jump-started into fall practice schedules for the 2020 seasons.

100TH MERIDIAN ROAD RACE A SUCCESS

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Running for fun and showcasing their endurance for a good cause, the streets of Cozad were jam-packed with over 60 runners in the Annual Claude Berreckman Memorial 100th Meridian Road Race on Saturday morning.

Patriotism Spotlighted At Dawson County Raceway

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The Red, White and Blue were prevalent all around Dawson County Raceway as competitors showcased their patriotism towards Veterans and all First Responders including tow truck crews during an actioned-packed evening of racing at Dawson County Raceway during Holbein Lawn Care and KLawn of Lexington night at the races on Sunday.

GETTING A HUG

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GETTING A HUG from Melons Head Coach Jory Flesch is Senior Jordan Rossell after the Gothenburg Seniors Tournament defeat to Broken Bow on Tuesday evening. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

REDS DEFEAT LEX IN SENIORS CLASH

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Timely hitting and strong pitching powered Cozad to a 13-5 victory over the Lexington Seniors on Wednesday at Muny Park.

DIAMOND CLASH

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Getting off to a fast start was rewarded for the Reds Seniors as they scored an early lead on their way to claiming a 10-1 victory over the Bulls of Hi-Line on Monday evening at Muny Park in Cozad. Hi-Line threatened to score in the top of