Sports

       Lisa Lockhart of Oelrichs capped her 30th professional rodeo season and 16th straight appearance at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas by finishing

Sioux County picked up its first victory of the season Friday, defeating Minatare 39-28. The Warriors outpaced Minatare 13-6 in the opening quarter behind nine

Sioux County’s grapplers brought home hardware from two meets over the weekend. Jesse Dunn and Jadon Skavdahl added two medals to their collections, while freshman

The Garden County Eagles defeated the Crawford Rams in boys’ and girls’ basketball action Saturday. The Lady Eagles triumphed 55-42 after holding the Rams to

The Chadron High boys and girls basketball teams were swept at home by Gering on Saturday night. The Chadron girls were held scoreless until the

It was a busy day for area teams at the Gordon-Rushville wrestling invite. The Chadron girls produced four champions as Taylee Williamson (115-lbs), Fia Rasmussen

Chadron High’s Rhett Cullers has signed his letter of intent to run track at Colorado School of Mines. Cullers is a back to back state

 Two Chadron State College players reached double-doubles while leading the Eagles to an 81-70 win over the Western Colorado Mountaineers in a Rocky Mountain Athletic

The homestanding Western Colorado Mountaineers hit a last minute three-pointer in the fourth quarter on Friday night, taking the lead late to upend the surging

It was an exciting night of basketball at the Bird Cage as the Chadron boys and girls split a double header with Gordon-Rushville. Gordon-Rushville’s Haley

The Chadron High wrestling triangular set for tonight at the Bird Cage, that included Valentine and Gordon-Rushville, has been canceled due to winter weather. Chadron

Jaz Shelley erupted for 31 points to lead three Huskers in double figures, as a short-handed Nebraska women’s basketball team rolled to an 82-54 win over

Big runs in each half powered No. 14 Indiana to an 81-65 victory over the Nebraska men’s basketball team Wednesday night at Assembly Hall in

A hotly-contested Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference game with 16 lead changes and eight ties turned out the wrong way for the Chadron State College men’s

After shooting exactly 50 percent from the floor last Saturday in a 29-point win against New Mexico Highlands, the Chadron State Eagles women’s basketball team