Londyn Teahon (1) and Makaylah McCartney chat before their at-bats during Aurora's loss to York in Thursday's district contest.
Londyn Teahon (1) and Makaylah McCartney chat before their at-bats during Aurora's loss to York in Thursday's district contest.
Aurora’s starting offensive linemen include, from left: Ryan Carlson (56), Alex Wolf (67), Gabe Gibson (57), Tucker Theriot (72) and Jacob Molliconi (52).
Phoebe Vetter finished with five kills during Aurora’s three-set win over Grand Island Central Catholic.
Aurora senior Delainey Phillips earned medalist honors at both Friday’s Central Conference meet, as well as Monday’s C-1 District, helping her team qualify for next week’s 2-day state tournament at North Platte.
Giltner QB Brody Rudy pitches the ball on an outside run play near the goal line during the Hornets’ 62-50 loss at Grand Island Lutheran Thursday.
The Bearcat defense slowed down a Malcolm rushing attack but the Clippers still picked up a 42-20 win Friday.
Aurora junior Hailey Hoff (1) hit a career milestone last week, collecting her 2,000th career set assist during the Huskies’ rivalry matchup with Grand Island Northwest in front of a home crowd.
Giltner’s Reese Rudy splits two Axtell blockers as the Hornets downed the Wildcats in two sets last week.
The offensive line cleared some huge holes Friday against Grand Island Northwest, as shown here with Dylan Ronnau (6) and Jake Molliconi (52) taking Aidan Deneui out of the play. Ryan Carlson (56) is shown at right looking for someone to block.