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Kaitlyn Oswald (left) and Natalie Bisbee set their pace at the beginning of the Seward Invite. News-Register/Jeni Moellenberndt

Kaitlyn Oswald (left) and Natalie Bisbee set their pace at the beginning of the Seward Invite. News-Register/Jeni Moellenberndt

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Aurora set for home cross country invitational Friday

Jeni Obermier
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
Hills, a winding path and a bright, shining sun couldn’t slow down the Lady Huskies at the Seward Invite on Thursday. Aurora’s runners squared off against 11 other teams in a new layout course that challenged those in attendance.
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Husky coaching staff

News Staff
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
The Aurora football coaching staff includes, front from left: Kyle Peterson, Tate Erbst, Cole Ashby, Tim Elge. Back row: James McCartney, Scott Jones, Garret Johns, Madison Farris, Dana Thompson. Not pictured is Gary Peters. News-Register/Kurt Johnson
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Lady Hawks battle stiff competition on the road

News Staff
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
Hampton competed in a pair of triangulars last week, moving its record to 3-4 on the year The Lady Hawks were on the road Thursday night with a couple close losses to BDS and the hosts, Exeter-Milligan.
Emily Pedersen carded a 110 at Thursday’s York Invite, finishing just out of the medal count. News-Register/Kurt Johnson

Emily Pedersen carded a 110 at Thursday’s York Invite, finishing just out of the medal count. News-Register/Kurt Johnson

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Darbro snags medal at York Invite Thursday

News Staff
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
Riley Darbro brought home the first hardware of the season for the Aurora girls golf team, finishing 10th at Thursday’s York Invitational.
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News Staff
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Men’s league champions Wes Mason, left, and Chad Svoboda emerged as champions Monday, winning the final match in the Poco Creek Men’s League Tournament against runner-up Dan Kaminski and Brock Kohtz.
Senior Jacob Settles returned this kickoff into Bulldog territory just before the half, setting up a shot to the end zone that fell incomplete as time expired. News-Register/Kurt Johnson

Senior Jacob Settles returned this kickoff into Bulldog territory just before the half, setting up a shot to the end zone that fell incomplete as time expired. News-Register/Kurt Johnson

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North Platte bites Huskies in opener

Kurt Johnson
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Aurora kept it close against a bigger Class A squad Friday in the season opener with North Platte, but a lone first quarter touchdown wasn’t enough as the Huskies fell 13-6.
Elena Kuehner works to take and hold the first-place position during the GINW Invite. She was able to keep the lead for over half of the race. News-Register/Jeni Moellenberndt

Elena Kuehner works to take and hold the first-place position during the GINW Invite. She was able to keep the lead for over half of the race. News-Register/Jeni Moellenberndt

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Kuehner snags gold at GINW

Jeni Obermier
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Down the stretch, it was almost like rolling out the red carpet for Elena Kuehner. The Aurora girls cross country team competed at the Grand Island Northwest Invite Friday to kick off the season and left with the first place team trophy and the individual gold.
Rachel Hunter fights for control at the net during second set action against Wahoo Thursday. The Lady Huskies lost in three to the Class C-1 preseason No. 1 team. News-Register/Richard Rhoden

Rachel Hunter fights for control at the net during second set action against Wahoo Thursday. The Lady Huskies lost in three to the Class C-1 preseason No. 1 team. News-Register/Richard Rhoden

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Lady Huskies open season with stiff competition

Richard Rhoden
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Aurora’s 2020 season began with a tough slate, hosting preseason ranked foes Wahoo and Norris Thursday night. The Lady Huskies pushed Class C-1 No. 1 Wahoo to the limit, but the Warriors hung on to win in three sets, 21-25, 25-20 and 25-15.