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Reliving the Past---No Golf on the HorizonThis past weekend I went to Grand Island to watch my grandson play baseball for the York Knights 8-U team against the GI Riverdogs.
Arianna Schutt of Shelby-RC signed to attend Morningside University to continue her education and wrestle for the Mustangs. Front Row (L-R) Jenny Schutt (mom), Arianna Schutt, Richard Schutt (dad). BR- Jordan Cliff (Morningside HC), Carter Schutt, Caleb Schutt, SRC coach Chris Watts. Photo was provided.

Arianna Schutt of Shelby-RC signed to attend Morningside University to continue her education and wrestle for the Mustangs. Front Row (L-R) Jenny Schutt (mom), Arianna Schutt, Richard Schutt (dad). BR- Jordan Cliff (Morningside HC), Carter Schutt, Caleb Schutt, SRC coach Chris Watts. Photo was provided.

Success Helped Pave Schutt’s Path to Morningside

SHELBY- Wrestling at the college level was not high on Shelby- RC seniorArianna Schutt’s list when she started her first year at SRC, which just happen to be her senior season.
Each week during the school year, the Polk County News will select a male and female Athlete of the Week.

Each week during the school year, the Polk County News will select a male and female Athlete of the Week.

PCN Athletes of the Week for May 7, 2026

Each week during the school year, the Polk County News will select a male and female Athlete of the Week. Athletes of the Week are brought to you by these fine sponsors.
Three Cross County runners battled for the top spot in the 100 meter final. The winner (far left) was the Cougars Piyper Berggren, next to her in second place was Ansalde VonHackewitz, and next to her is Saphira Osentowski who finished in seventh place. Also pictured in Nebraska Lutheran’s Natalie Lauber and far right is East Butler’s Blaire Glassoff. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

Three Cross County runners battled for the top spot in the 100 meter final. The winner (far left) was the Cougars Piyper Berggren, next to her in second place was Ansalde VonHackewitz, and next to her is Saphira Osentowski who finished in seventh place. Also pictured in Nebraska Lutheran’s Natalie Lauber and far right is East Butler’s Blaire Glassoff. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

CROSSROADS CONFERENCE GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026

OSCEOLA- Through 16 events on Saturday at the girls Crossroads Conference Track and Field Championships in Osceola, nothing had been decided. The team championship would come down to the 4X400 Relay between Osceola and Cross County.
Osceola sophomore Landon Winslow scored points for the Bulldogs in the throws as he placed second in the discus and sixth in the shot put. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

Osceola sophomore Landon Winslow scored points for the Bulldogs in the throws as he placed second in the discus and sixth in the shot put. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

CROSSROADS CONFERENCE BOYS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026

OSCEOLA- Led by Gayle Arnett Award winner Grant Kozisek, the East Butler Tigers captured the boys section of the Crossroads Conference Track and Field Championships at Osceola on Saturday.
The Twin River Titans prepare to take on the St. Paul/Palmer Wildcats in Osceola a few weeks ago. The Titans have one game to play before districts. PCN file photo by Ken Kush.

The Twin River Titans prepare to take on the St. Paul/Palmer Wildcats in Osceola a few weeks ago. The Titans have one game to play before districts. PCN file photo by Ken Kush.

Titans Drop Pair to Fall to 5-12

GENOA- Last week the Twin River Titans ran into a pair of Class C teams who will be playing hosts to a district tournaments this week.On Thursday the Titans traveled to Central City/Centura where they managed just three hits and lost an 11-1 five-inning final to the Bison.
Osceola senior Brayden Santos runs down a fly ball behind the second base bag from his shortstop position for the Twin River Titans. PCN file photo by Ken Kush.

Osceola senior Brayden Santos runs down a fly ball behind the second base bag from his shortstop position for the Twin River Titans. PCN file photo by Ken Kush.

Four-year starter, three-sport senior Santos Aids Twin River Fortunes

GENOA – From catching footballs to hoisting three-point baskets to hitting baseballs, Brayden Santos has filled his prep career with many things sports-minded.

LINKS ROUND UP

BLAIR- Located just north of Blair is River Wilds Golf Club, a par 72, 18-hole championship course.From the blue tees the course covers 5,971 yards with four par 5’s and four par 3’s. The longest par five hole on the course is 481 yards.