by Luke Mullin | Mar 25, 2019 | Blog
When your school doesn’t have a trapshooting team, it might be difficult to practice the sport. But that isn’t enough to stop Alanna Fangmeier, who travels 23 miles from Hebron to Fairbury, Nebraska to ensure she can participate in trapshooting competitions. Although...
by Luke Mullin | Mar 8, 2019 | Blog
When it comes to archery, Raegan Bender doesn’t just hit the target, she hits the bullseye. A junior at Millard North, Bender is not only a top archer in the state of Nebraska, but also one of the top eight archers in her age group in the entire country. After winning...
by Luke Mullin | Mar 6, 2019 | Blog
For two talented sisters, tennis is a family affair. Parker, age 13, and Penelope, age 11, are tennis fanatics, a passion they inherited from their mother Jenni, a longtime tennis player as well. The Lincoln natives attend Pound Middle School and practice their tennis...
by Luke Mullin | Mar 1, 2019 | Blog
There are some combinations that just fit together so well — peanut butter and jelly, bacon and eggs, and cornhole and tailgates. A classic part of fall Saturdays for many Nebraskans, cornhole is the quintessential social game to play. It’s simple, easy to understand,...
by csg-admin | Feb 22, 2019 | Blog
It’s not for the faint of heart. While go-karting may bring the mental image of small children driving around a track at low speeds, sport director Nick Dice sees the sport in a different light. “When you say go-kart, people kind of laugh,” he said. “…There’s kids out...
by csg-admin | Feb 20, 2019 | Blog
Wrestling can be a brutally difficult sport. A wrestler has to push themselves to gain or cut weight, has to master complex takedown moves and has to improve their endurance to deal with the physicality of a one-on-one showdown on the mat. For Gaven Hefling, the...
