Tiffany Senff and Tia Teigre each punched tickets to Friday night's semifinals in early round action of the first-ever NSAA girls state wrestling championships.
A great start to the NSAA state wrestling championships turned the other direction by the end of the evening for High Plains.
Aurora put three wrestlers into Friday night's semifinal round after Thursday's opening rounds of the Class B NSAA state wrestling championships.
Aurora's wrestling team pushed 10 wrestlers through the finals in both the boys and girls brackets.
Seven of those won gold.
For the second time in as many duals, Jack Allen was in the finale spot and stole the show.
For the first time in school history, a crop of Aurora girls wrestlers competed at Columbus Lakeview Friday, starting a new tradition at AHS.
Aurora’s football team may be headed back to Class C1 for the next two-year cycle set by the Nebraska School Activities Association.
Aurora's two biggest plays on the football field Friday night came from first-year players who normally take to the basketball floor.
Carlos Collazo may not be human.
The atmosphere was electric and the play on the court matched the intensity.
