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Alex Larmon hits a kill in the game against High Plains. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

Alex Larmon hits a kill in the game against High Plains. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

Lady Huskies Add Two Wins

The Lady Huskies had a busy week with two triangulars and a tournament. Tuesday they started with a triangular at BDS. First up they played the host. BDS plays tough volleyball and beat the Huskies in two sets 25-14 and 25-16. Stats: Kills: Ava Larmon 11, Alex Larmon 2, K. Nickolite 1, K. Ruth 1.
Alexis Burritt with the kill against Nebraska Lutheran. PCN photo by Blaine Winslow.

Alexis Burritt with the kill against Nebraska Lutheran. PCN photo by Blaine Winslow.

Lady Dawgs Improve to 8-5

OSCEOLA – The Osceola volleyball girls were busy last week with three home matches as they hosted Dorchester on Tuesday, September 19th and then hosted Elba and Nebraska Lutheran for a triangular on Thursday, September 21st. Osceola would fall to Dorchester in four sets and then sweep their...
Rylee Ackerson hits a kill in the game against Shelby-Rising City. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

Rylee Ackerson hits a kill in the game against Shelby-Rising City. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

Lady Storm Goes 5-2 on the Week

The Lady Storm has made some changes in their game, and improved to an overall 11-7 record. Tuesday night they faced Elba and St. Edward in a triangular, whom they had already faced in a tournament and won against both.
Lillian Wetjen scoops one out onto the green at their last meet. Photo provided.

Lillian Wetjen scoops one out onto the green at their last meet. Photo provided.

Husky Golf Competes at Fullerton Invite

The ladies as a team shot their best on the year with 446. Alexis Wetjen, Lillian Wetjen and Lila Weddle all shot personal bests. Alexis Wetjen shot 50 on the front nine and 57 on the back. Lillian shot 54 on the front nine and 59 on the back for a total of 108.
Tucker Alt was the Husky for the day at the football game against Clarkson Leigh. Tucker suited up and helped the Huskies earn a win! He helped the referees with the coin toss, supported on the sideline and ran out with the team! Photo by Jen Vrbka.

Tucker Alt was the Husky for the day at the football game against Clarkson Leigh. Tucker suited up and helped the Huskies earn a win! He helped the referees with the coin toss, supported on the sideline and ran out with the team! Photo by Jen Vrbka.

Husky of the Day

Wyatt Urkoski leads the blocking for Haden Helgoth. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

Wyatt Urkoski leads the blocking for Haden Helgoth. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

The Storm Wins Homecoming Game Against Giltner

CLARKS – The Storm would come away with a big win on homecoming night. They played well, but Giltner also contributed with about five false starts during the game. The Hornets scored first getting down the field with steady runs. Their two-point conversion was good for an 8-0 early lead.
Brycen Kula carries the ball while Matt DeMers leads blocking. PCN photo by Blaine Winslow.

Brycen Kula carries the ball while Matt DeMers leads blocking. PCN photo by Blaine Winslow.

The Bulldogs Take a Bite Out of the Tigers

PALMER – The Bulldogs were on the road Friday night playing the Palmer Tigers. The Bulldogs would get the ball first and score early with a 39-yard touchdown run by Kale Gustafson. Palmer could not score this quarter. The Bulldogs would put up two more touchdowns and one two-point conversion.
Above: Alex Noyd (right) blocks while Izaac Dickey (left) and a Titan fight for dominance. PCN photo by Travis Lane.

Above: Alex Noyd (right) blocks while Izaac Dickey (left) and a Titan fight for dominance. PCN photo by Travis Lane.

No. 3 Cougars dominate Titans, 58-8

STROMSBURG — You would have thought it was a track meet for all the running the Cougars were doing on Friday. No. 3 Cross County (4-0) ran away from Twin River (1-3) from the opening kick and the Cougars did not let up until the final whistle.

Slammers Go 2-2 Last Week

It was a rematch that a lot of people wanted to see. Polk County defeated Gothenburg 8-2 in 6 innings last Tuesday in a rematch of last year’s District Final. The Swedes wanted revenge and the Slammers wanted to show last year was no fluke.
SRC Upends Clarkson-Leigh 36-14

SRC Upends Clarkson-Leigh 36-14

SRC Upends Clarkson-Leigh 36-14

SHELBY – A little trickery on the team’s initial offensive play was effective, but any notion that Shelby-Rising City’s football team needed smoke and mirrors to upend visiting Clarkson-Leigh last Friday would be incorrect.