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WATTS AND LINDSLEY TO LEAD PANTHERS

DAVID CITY- Last year was a rough start for the Blue River Panthers as they dropped their first three games before going on a 9-3 run to improve their record to 9-6 at the time.
Shelby-RC girls softball players with Blue River Panthers. Front from left; Front: Reese Carter, Jayden Hayes, Ashlyn Long, Vienna Thelen, Layla Waite. Back:Student Manager Alice Griffin, Olivia Lingenfelter, Olivia Adams, Danica Watts. Photo provided by Goc’s Creative Images.

Shelby-RC girls softball players with Blue River Panthers. Front from left; Front: Reese Carter, Jayden Hayes, Ashlyn Long, Vienna Thelen, Layla Waite. Back:Student Manager Alice Griffin, Olivia Lingenfelter, Olivia Adams, Danica Watts. Photo provided by Goc’s Creative Images.

SRC Golfers Open at Indian Trails.

BEEMER- The Shelby-RC Huskies girls golf team got their season underway on Thursday as they competed at the West Point-Beemer Invite held at Indian Trails Country Club.
High Plains girls on Polk County Slammers who were unable to be at team pictures. L-R: Dulce Ramirez-Catalan, MaCadden Turner, K’cin Confer, Jazlyn Ramirez-Catalan, Makenna Fuhrman. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

High Plains girls on Polk County Slammers who were unable to be at team pictures. L-R: Dulce Ramirez-Catalan, MaCadden Turner, K’cin Confer, Jazlyn Ramirez-Catalan, Makenna Fuhrman. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

STORM SOFTBALL PLAYERS

Shelby-RC Girls Golf team, front from left; KynnleeAnn Hamling, Melanie Sanchez Diaz, McKenzie Doles. Middle: Loralie Logan, Alexis Wetjen, Jessica Bauers, Charlotte Slusarski Back: Coach Sara Jensen, Brooklyn Sumner, Elva Velasco. Photo provided by Goc’s Creative Images

Shelby-RC Girls Golf team, front from left; KynnleeAnn Hamling, Melanie Sanchez Diaz, McKenzie Doles. Middle: Loralie Logan, Alexis Wetjen, Jessica Bauers, Charlotte Slusarski Back: Coach Sara Jensen, Brooklyn Sumner, Elva Velasco. Photo provided by Goc’s Creative Images

HUSKIES LOOK FOR IMPROVEMENT ON LINKS

SHELBY- Golf is a sport that requires repetition from shot to shot, which is only achieved through a lot of practice.
Polk County Slammers freshman Chloe Schott beats the throw to first base as the HWY 91 first baseman bobbles the throw. Schott went 3 for 4 with three RBI in her varsity debut. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

Polk County Slammers freshman Chloe Schott beats the throw to first base as the HWY 91 first baseman bobbles the throw. Schott went 3 for 4 with three RBI in her varsity debut. PCN photo by Beth Sparrow.

ROUGH START FOR POLK COUNTY SLAMMERS

STROMSBURG-There was no lack of offense as the Polk County Slammers hosted HWY 91 on Thursday night in both team’s season openers.The Cyclones who are based out of Leigh scored in every inning including crooked numbers in five of the seven frames on their way to the 18-12 win.
Huskies Volleyball Looks To Be a Threat in the Crossroads Conference

Huskies Volleyball Looks To Be a Threat in the Crossroads Conference

Huskies Volleyball Looks To Be a Threat in the Crossroads Conference

by Ken KushReporterPolk County NewsSHELBY-As the Shelby-RC Huskies prepare for the 2025 high school volleyball season they will return 62% of their firepower at the net, but just 17% of the set assists recorded during the 2024 season when they went 9-22.
STORM LOOKS TO REBUILD AFTER GRADUATION LOSSES

STORM LOOKS TO REBUILD AFTER GRADUATION LOSSES

STORM LOOKS TO REBUILD AFTER GRADUATION LOSSES

by Ken KushReporterPolk County NewsPOLK- The High Plains Storm football team will have some rebuilding for the 2025 high school football season as they lost nine seniors to graduation.The Storm will return just 24% of their passing game yards, 14.
Blue River’s Ashlyn Long rips a single and drives in two of the four she drove in as the Blue River Panthers opened with an 8-4 win over Guardian Angels Central Catholic.Long went 8 for 16 with nine RBI’s as the Panthers went 4-1 the first week. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

Blue River’s Ashlyn Long rips a single and drives in two of the four she drove in as the Blue River Panthers opened with an 8-4 win over Guardian Angels Central Catholic.Long went 8 for 16 with nine RBI’s as the Panthers went 4-1 the first week. PCN photo by Ken Kush.

BLUE RIVER SOFTBALL OFF TO 4-1 START

DAVID CITY-The Blue River Titans were on the verge of wasting three consecutive innings with the bases loaded.

FROM THE CORN ROWS

What started out as a very abbreviated column turned into a full blown column when we had to add another page to the paper just after the clock hit high noon on Tuesday.