High School Results & Schedules:
Soccer
Wednesday @ Kearney High
– Girls A-7 District Final – #1 Kearney High def. #3 Lincoln High – 3-1
(Class B District Pairings Released Today)
– Girls B-7 Sub-District Winner – Kearney Catholic vs. TBA – Saturday
Track & Field:
Wednesday
– Kearney High @ HAC Championships @ Grand Island
– Boys 1st Place
– Girls 4th Place
– Kearney High Individual Winners
– Boys 4×100 (Zander Reuling, Kaden Miller, Miguel Molina, Theo Huber) – 43.25
– Boys 4×400 (Evan Denney, Kaden Miller, Chris Duttenhoffer, Theo Huber) – 3:28.74
– Boys 110 H – D’Andre Ndugwa – 14.43
– Girls 1600 – Hannah Godwin – 5:15.48
– Boys High Jump – Richard Harbols – 6-05.00
– Girls Shot Put – Lily Novacek – 44-02.25
– Boys Triple Jump – Ehren Smolik – 44-02.75
Friday
– Kearney Catholic @ Cozad – 4:00
Girls Tennis:
Wednesday
– Kearney High 4th-Place @ Lincoln Invite @ Woods Tennis Center
Thursday
– Kearney High @ Lincoln Triangular – 1:00 @ Woods Tennis Center
– Kearney Catholic Invite – 9:00 @ Harmon Park
Friday
– Kearney High @ Norfolk – 4:00
Baseball:
Saturday
– A-6 District Tourney @ Fremont (Schilke Field)
– #1 Archbishop Bergan vs. #4 Lincoln North Star – 10:00
– #2 Lincoln Southwest vs. #3 Kearney – 12:30
– A-6 District Final – 3:00
Boys Golf:
Saturday
– Kearney Catholic @ Centennial Conference – 9:00 @ Indianhead GC
In Husker football news: CJ Carr, a 2024 quarterback prospect who’s the grandson of former Michigan coach Lloyd Carr, has received an offer from Nebraska. The 6-foot-2, 180-pound high school freshman already has offers from the Wolverines, Michigan State, Central Michigan, and now the Huskers.
Northwest Missouri State standout Ryan Hawkins will transfer to Creighton to play his final season of college basketball. The 6-foot-7 forward was named a First Team All-American last season for the Bearcats and named Most Outstanding Player of the Division II Elite Eight after leading Northwest to its third national title in the past five seasons.
Junior outfielder Carlee Liesch, junior shortstop Abbie Vodicka, sophomore catcher/third baseman Katie Gosker and freshman outfielder Abbie Jo Gaube represent UNK on the 2021 All-MIAA team. The team is voted upon by the league’s head coaches and they cannot vote for their own players. Liesch earned second-team honors with Vodicka, Gosker and Gaube receiving honorable mention accolades. This is the second All-MIAA recognition for Liesch and the first such honor for the others.