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Coaching Carousel A Mess in the Making/ Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
The Shelby-RC Unified bowling team of McKenna Stewart, Braxton Siffring, and Coy Stewart won first place medals at Sun Valley Lanes on Wednesday. Photo was provided
Shelby-RC Unified Bowling
Shelby-RC junior running back Jett Vrbka (12) carried the load Friday night for the Huskies as he ran for 113 yards on 19 carries against a tough Crofton defense. PCN photo by Ken Kush
HUSKIES DREAM SEASON ENDS IN D-1 SEMIFINALS
FINAL 2025 AREA FOOTBALL STATS
Shelby-RC Huskies senior Eli Fjell, front-middle with his mom Jen to his right and his dad Ryan to his left signed his letter of intent to attend Fort Hayes State University next fall to continue his education in Agriculture and wrestle for the FHSU Tiger’s wrestling program. Back row L-R is SRC head coach Tanner Kuhn and assistant coach Chris Watts. PCN photo by Ken Kush.
HUSKIES SENIOR ELI FJELL INKS WITH FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY
From the Corn Rows/Corn Stalks “ GET YOURSELF TOGETHER”
High Plains senior Dakota Gress will be looking for her third consecutive trip to the Nebraska Girls State Championships. PCN file photo by Travis Lane.
QUEENS OF THE MAT
In her final volleyball game in Cross County colors, Cougars senior Sydney Hengelfelt hammered 20 kills, 20 digs and one service ace, but the Cougars came up shirt in a 3-1 loss to Amherst in the opening round of the D1 State Tournament in Lincoln. PCN photos by Beth Sparrow.
Lady Cougars Lose to Amherst 3-1 at State
Each week during the school year, the Polk County News will select a male and female Athlete of the Week.