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The senior Swede softball players and their parents were recognized on Sept. 15. Pictured from left are: Taye Herrick with parents Arlie Maurer and John Herrick; Skylar Garza and her parents David and Ashley Garza; and Aubrey Cross with her parents Jessica and Henry Cross. (Leader photos by Megan Aden)

The senior Swede softball players and their parents were recognized on Sept. 15. Pictured from left are: Taye Herrick with parents Arlie Maurer and John Herrick; Skylar Garza and her parents David and Ashley Garza; and Aubrey Cross with her parents Jessica and Henry Cross. (Leader photos by Megan Aden)

Seniors Honored in Season’s Final Home Game

In true Nebraska fashion, an abrupt shift in temperature gave the Swede softball team some reprieve from the heat, but added challenges with wet conditions.On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Swedes headed to Kearney to take on the Kearney Catholic Stars.
Adyson Stevens concentrates on her swing last Tuesday in a tournament at Wild Horse Golf Club.

Adyson Stevens concentrates on her swing last Tuesday in a tournament at Wild Horse Golf Club.

Swedes Host Golf Invite as Season End Nears

The Gothenburg girls’ golf team hosted an invitational tournament at Wild Horse Golf Club on Tuesday, Sept. 15, with 13 schools represented. Valentine won the team championship, with Cozad finishing as runner-up and McCook in third place.
Busy Week Prepares Lady Swedes For Harvest Festival Invite

Busy Week Prepares Lady Swedes For Harvest Festival Invite

Busy Week Prepares Lady Swedes For Harvest Festival Invite

It was a busy week for the Gothenburg varsity volleyball team with a home game against Ord, a road game at South Loup, and a tournament in Cozad. The Lady Swedes went 3-2 on the week.On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Ord Chanticleers came to town and proved to be a tough opponent.
Senior Jaxon Earll leads the Swedes onto the field for last week’s game against Mitchell. Gothenburg improved its record to 3-0 with a 45-29 win. (Leader photos by Charity Wyatt)

Senior Jaxon Earll leads the Swedes onto the field for last week’s game against Mitchell. Gothenburg improved its record to 3-0 with a 45-29 win. (Leader photos by Charity Wyatt)

High-Scoring Game Keeps Swedes’ Win Streak Alive

The Swedes remain undefeated through the first three games of the season, as they welcomed the Mitchell Tigers to the gridiron on Friday, Sept. 11.
Weather Shortens Invite, Seniors Honored Tonight

Weather Shortens Invite, Seniors Honored Tonight

Weather Shortens Invite, Seniors Honored Tonight

After a week off from game play, the abrupt shift in weather on Saturday, Sept. 12, threatened to give the Lady Swede softball team a few extra days off.
All five members of the Gothenburg varsity girls’ golf team shot their best rounds of the season in Lexington last week. From left are: Amelia Haas, Adyson Stevens, Alexavia Mendez, Lily Sics, and Ashlyn Hoffman. (Photo courtesy GPS)

All five members of the Gothenburg varsity girls’ golf team shot their best rounds of the season in Lexington last week. From left are: Amelia Haas, Adyson Stevens, Alexavia Mendez, Lily Sics, and Ashlyn Hoffman. (Photo courtesy GPS)

Lady Swedes Continue to Improve on Golf Course

The Gothenburg High School girls’ golf team competed in two meets last week. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the team traveled to Broken Bow, and on Thursday, Sept. 11, the Swedes competed in an invitational in Lexington.At Broken Bow, Adyson Stevens led the Swedes with a season-best 9-hole 57.
Ava Foster goes up for a block during the Eagles’ Sept. 10 home match against Arapahoe. Brady took the third set before falling to the Warriors 3-1.

Ava Foster goes up for a block during the Eagles’ Sept. 10 home match against Arapahoe. Brady took the third set before falling to the Warriors 3-1.

Brady Volleyball Battles Through Tough Week

The Brady volleyball team had a busy week of competition, playing six matches over five days, including a triangular at Paxton, a home matchup with Arapahoe and the Seven Valleys Tournament in Callaway.Brady opened the week Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Paxton triangular.
Brady cross country medalists Violet Gentry, Zoe Johnson and Paisley Connelly pose following the Broken Bow Invite on Sept. 12. Johnson placed sixth, Gentry finished 15th and Connelly placed eighth in the junior high race. (Photo courtesy Brady Public Schools)

Brady cross country medalists Violet Gentry, Zoe Johnson and Paisley Connelly pose following the Broken Bow Invite on Sept. 12. Johnson placed sixth, Gentry finished 15th and Connelly placed eighth in the junior high race. (Photo courtesy Brady Public Schools)

Eagles Take on Tough Course at Broken Bow

The Brady cross country team continued its season Sept. 12 at the Broken Bow Invite, taking on a challenging course and bringing home several strong finishes.Zoe Johnson led the high school girls for Brady, placing sixth.