May
19 @ Broken Bow Jrs 1 pm. Srs vs Hershland 3:30 pm Srs vs BB 5:30
22 Kearney @ WOLBACH 5:30 & 8 pm
24 TBS @ GREELEY 5:30 & 8 pm
26 SRS @ Pender. 12 pm Fort Calhoun; 2 pm West Point
28 @ St Paul 5:30 & 8 pm
31 Twin Plains @ PALMER Jrs only 7 pm June
2 Ravenna @ GREELEY Srs DH 4:30 & 7pm
5 Central City @ PALMER 5:30 & 8 pm
6 Albion @ GREELEY 5:30 & 8 pm
8 DCB @ Boelus 4:30 & 7 pm
9 SRS Only; SOS @ Osceola DH 3 & 5 pm
12 @ Gibbon/Shelton 6 & 8 pm
16 Aurora @ PALMER 3 & 5:30 pm
18 St Paul @ PALMER 5:30 & 8 pm
21 @ Ravenna Srs Only 8 pm
21 @ Loup City Jrs Only 7 pm
24 @ O’Neill 5:30 & 8 pm
27 Broken Bow @ GREELEY 5:30 & 8 pm
30 Pender @ GREELEY 1 & 3pm July
1 TBS @ Burwell 5:30 & 8 pm
2 Doniphan Trumbull @ WOLBACH 5:30 & 8 pm
5,6,7 SRS Only; Kearney Invite, Kearney
6 JRS, DH Gibbon/Shelton @ WOLBACH 3 & 5 pm
10 SRS, Sutton @ Albion 5:30 pm
11 SRS, O’Neill @ GREELEY 7 pm
12 JRS Area Tourney @ Silver Creek
14 SRS DH, Gibbon/Shelton @ PALMER 4:30
15 SRS @ Albion tba
19 SRS Area Tourney @ St Paul
20 JRS State @ Wakefield
27 SRS State @ O’Neill
Ord Legion Baseball
The Ord Senior American Legion baseball team started off the season Monday, May 20th, with
a 6-0 win over Doniphan/Trumbell. Jarrod Moody went 6 and two thirds innings with 11 strike-outs
to get the win. Trevor Farenholz, came in and struck out the only batter he faced. Ord's next game is Thursday May 23rd at St. Paul. Game time is set for 7 p.m.
C8 District Track Results
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
1. Ord, 158
2. Grand Island Central Catholic, 91
3. Nebraska Christian, 74
4. St. Paul, 65
5. Palmer, 62.5
6. Centura, 45.5
7. Shelby-Rising City, 16
8. Twin River, 14
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
1. Ord, 126
2. Nebraska Christian, 115
3. St. Paul, 86
4. Grand Island Central Catholic, 70
5. Twin River, 50
6. Centura, 42
7. Palmer, 20
8. Shelby-Rising City, 18
Girls Pole Vault:
1
Emilie Wolfe
11
Palmer
9-2.00
2
McKenna Sheldon
12
Ord
8-10
Girls High Jump:
1
Nicole Carson
12
Ord
5-4
2
Megan Wardyn
9
Grand Island Central Catholic
4-11
Girls Long Jump:
1
Allison Ostdiek
11
Grand Island Central Catholic
17-1.50
2
Jordan Kuck
9
Ord
16-1.00
Girls Shot Put:
1
Joslyn Gibson
11
Twin River
37-10.25
2
Kara Valasek
11
Palmer
37-5.00
Girls Discus Throw:
1
Bekah Mead
12
Nebraska Christian
117-3.00
2
Kara Valasek
11
Palmer
114-1.00
Girls Triple Jump:
1
Madalyn Roth
9
Centura
33-9.50
2
Elizabeth Gronewold
11
Ord
33-6.00
Girls 100-Meter Dash:
1
Megan Wardyn
9
Grand Island Central Catholic
13.0
2
Kalie Horky
9
St. Paul
13.2
3
Casey Krolikowski
10
Centura
13.5
Girls 200-Meter Dash:
1
Kalie Horky
9
St. Paul
27.1
2
Megan Wardyn
9
Grand Island Central Catholic
27.2
3
Talia Murphy
11
Nebraska Christian
28.1
Girls 400-Meter Dash:
1
Dana Alt
12
Shelby-Rising City
1:00.6
2
Megan Wardyn
9
Grand Island Central Catholic
1:02.1
3
Kinzie Lukasiewicz
9
St. Paul
1:03.5
Girls 800-Meter Run:
1
Katherine Lansman
10
Ord
2:30.0
2
Amber Mazankowski
10
Nebraska Christian
2:31.2
3
Kinzie Lukasiewicz
9
St. Paul
2:32.2
Girls 1600-Meter Run:
1
Morgan Alexander
9
Ord
5:41.4
2
Makayla Mudloff
9
St. Paul
5:44.6
3
Katie Cumpston
9
Nebraska Christian
5:52.1
Girls 3200-Meter Run:
1
Katherine Lansman
10
Ord
12:08.2
2
Katie Cumpston
9
Nebraska Christian
12:33.7
3
Allixandria Masat
11
Grand Island Central Catholic
12:44.5
Girls 100-Meter Hurdles:
1
Nicole Carson
12
Ord
15.6
2
Emilie Wolfe
11
Palmer
16.3
3
Tori Beran
10
Ord
16.4
Girls 300-Meter Hurdles:
1
Nicole Carson
12
Ord
46.8
2
Tori Beran
10
Ord
46.9
3
Tara Murphy
9
Nebraska Christian
48.8
Girls 400-Meter Relay:
1
Shelby Trofholz
Tori Beran
Kenzie Drudik
Jordan Kuck
Morgan Caspersen
Makayla Hansen
Madalyn Roth
Emily Wells
11
9
9
10
Centura
4:34.7
4
Shayla Tibbetts
Whitney Valasek
Shayla Wichmann
Elizabeth Forbes
9
11
12
11
Palmer
4:36.3
5
Emily Herbek
Samantha Moravec
Emma Benton
Joanna Rainforth
9
11
10
12
Grand Island Central Catholic
4:36.4
6
Kinzie Lukasiewicz
Kyla Wojtalewicz
Bailey Ziegler
Gabriele Moody
9
10
11
10
St. Paul
4:36.5
Girls 3200-Meter Relay:
1
Katherine Lansman
Elizabeth Gronewold
Jordan Kuck
Morgan Alexander
10
11
9
9
Ord
10:09.9
2
Kinzie Lukasiewicz
Bailey Ziegler
Kyla Wojtalewicz
Jorie Mudloff
9
11
10
11
St. Paul
10:12.7
3
Shayla Wichmann
Madison Tibbetts
Kylee Rice
Elizabeth Forbes
12
10
9
11
Palmer
10:48.8
4
Desiree Leetch
Helen Arndt
Emily Wells
Ashlyn Roth
12
12
10
11
Centura
11:10.9
5
Jessica Nekl
Maryssa Schleis
Gabrielle Wesely
Dana Alt
11
12
11
12
Shelby-Rising City
11:44.2
6
Extra Field Event Qualifiers:
Event
Name
School
Grade
Place
Performance
(ft in)
Boys Pole Vault:
1
Kamron Dawe
11
Ord
12-0
2
Dylon Smedra
12
Ord
11-8.00
Boys High Jump:
1
Benjamin Roth
12
Centura
6-0
2
Tanner Konz
11
Twin River
5-11
Boys Long Jump:
1
Holcomb Travis
9
Centura
19-3.00
2
Mitchell Glause
11
Palmer
18-6.25
Boys Triple Jump:
1
Nolan Dethlefs
12
St. Paul
43-9.75
2
Ryan Perry
10
Shelby-Rising City
39-0.75
Boys Shot Put:
1
Clayton Lange
12
Ord
53-4.5
2
Christopher Svoboda
12
St. Paul
51-11.5
Boys Discus Throw:
1
Zachary Brittain
11
Grand Island Central Catholic
157-8.00
2
Christopher Svoboda
12
St. Paul
147-5.00
Boys 100-Meter Dash:
1
Carson Huenefeld
10
Nebraska Christian
11.3
2
Jacob Wilcynski
12
Twin River
11.5
3
Andrew Costello
11
St. Paul
11.6
Boys 200-Meter Dash:
1
Carson Huenefeld
10
Nebraska Christian
22.8
2
Nolan Dethlefs
12
St. Paul
22.8
3
Jacob Wilcynski
12
Twin River
23.9
Boys 400-Meter Dash:
1
Nolan Dethlefs
12
St. Paul
50.9
2
Riley Shoemaker
12
Grand Island Central Catholic
52.7
3
Dylan Miller
12
Ord
53.9
Boys 800-Meter Run:
1
Hans Epp
11
Nebraska Christian
2:01.5
2
Philip Langthaler
10
Ord
2:02.0
3
Derrick Broekemier
12
Grand Island Central Catholic
2:07.5
Boys 1600-Meter Run:
1
Warren Dexter
10
Nebraska Christian
4:35.2
2
Hans Epp
11
Nebraska Christian
4:35.8
3
Andrew Fields
11
Ord
4:38.8
Boys 3200-Meter Run:
1
Andrew Fields
11
Ord
9:57.2
2
Jahn Landrigan
12
Nebraska Christian
10:15.5
3
Adrian Epp
10
Nebraska Christian
11:09.8
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Tennessee volleyball player Mary Pollmiller is transferring to Nebraska, alleviating the Cornhuskers' need for an experienced setter.
Pollmiller is a native of Littleton, Colo., who comes to Nebraska as a junior in eligibility. She was the 2011 Southeastern Conference freshman of the year after setting school records for assists. Her 11.9 assists per set two years ago was best in the nation among freshmen.
Last year she averaged 10.6 assists per set and led the Lady Vols to the NCAA tournament, where they lost in five sets to Final Four qualifier Michigan.
Nebraska has been in need of a setter. Three-year starter Lauren Cook graduated, and Alexa Strange announced last week that she is transferring. The Huskers have an incoming freshman setter in Kelly Hunter of Papillion-La Vista South.
With sole possession of second place in the Big Ten Conference up for grabs, the Nebraska baseball team (21-25, 12-6 Big Ten) was unable to deliver a win on Monday afternoon at Hawks Field, as the No. 14 Indiana Hoosiers (36-9, 13-5 Big Ten) took the three-game series with a 10-2 victory. After the teams split the first two games of the series, Indiana got a strong outing from starter Aaron Slegers and four RBIs from Dustin DeMuth in the win.
The Huskers now sit third in the Big Ten standing, behind Minnesota and Indiana, and could fall to fourth pending the outcome of this afternoon's game between Ohio State and Northwestern.
Nebraska starter Aaron Bummer was never able to find a groove on the mound, as the lefty lasted just 4.0 innings, giving up three runs on just three hits, but was his own worst enemy with five walks. Slegers went 8.1 innings for the Hoosiers, allowing a pair of runs on five hits and no walks, while striking out three.
Junior right-hander Tatum Edwards fired a one-hit shutout to lead the 14th-ranked Nebraska softball team past Penn State, 2-0, on Monday afternoon in the regular-season finale at Nittany Lion Softball Park.
Edwards allowed only a two-out sixth-inning single to Cassidy Bell, while tossing her ninth shutout of the year and improving to 25-8 on the season. Edwards faced the minimum over the first 5.0 innings, allowing only three total base runners on the single and a pair of walks, while striking out six.
With the win, Nebraska clinched the No. 2 seed for this week's Big Ten Tournament at Bowlin Stadium. The Huskers finished the regular season with a 39-12 record, including a 16-6 mark in Big Ten Conference play. The win was also Nebraska's 15th road victory of the season, the most in school history.
Two Nebraska home games in 2013 will be played in primetime and televised nationally on BTN, the network announced on Monday.
The Huskers' season opener against Wyoming on Aug. 31 will kick off at 7 p.m. CT, and NU's home game against Southern Miss on Sept. 7 is set for a 5 p.m. CT start.
BTN will televise a total of 12 primetime Big Ten games during the 2013 season.
Kremke Wins 2012 Cornhusker Cup
DONIPHAN, Neb. – Keenan Kremke of Karp and Krow 4-H in Ord/Burwell broke 66 of 75 targets on a day of gusty winds Saturday at the 44th Cornhusker Trapshoot. Combined with his perfect 75 shot Friday, he earned the overall Cornhusker Cup with a 141.
It is Kremke’s second title at the Cornhusker. He won the junior high championship in 2010.
The Lincoln Pius X team of Aaron Lafler, Joshua Borzekofski, Adam Greitens, Adam Erskine and Andrew Rempe won the overall team title, breaking, 663 of 750 targets over two days.
Omaha Marian’s Brianna Rakes won the girls’ title with a 138 of 150 and helped the Marian Blue team to the girls’ team championship. That team, which also includes Maddie Worth, Natalie Bialas, Lori Nevole and Anna Vasko, scored 650 of 750.
Hastings repeated as the 4-H team champion with Cody Newlun, Adam Florian, Genny McKown, Andrew Rutt and Gus Clark scoring 655 of 750. Newlun won the Cornhusker Cup in 2011.
There were approximately 1,400 shooters competing in the senior high division Friday and Saturday at the home grounds of the Nebraska Trapshooting Association (NTA). The event is hosted by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the NTA.
“The end of the 44th Cornhusker Trapshoot was a grand success, with the cooperation of 2,300 of Nebraska’s finest youth, Game and Parks and the Nebraska Trapshooting Association,” shoot director Terry Brentzel said. “The record number of shooters endured Nebraska’s harsh climate to compete in the largest youth shoot in the world.”
Results from Saturday are:
Overall
Top Three Individuals – 1. Keenan Kremke, Karp and Krow 4-H, 141 of 150; 2. Joshua Borzekofski, Lincoln Pius X, 138; 3. Nick Peterson, Omaha Creighton Prep, 138.
Top Teams – 1. Lincoln Pius X I (Aaron Lafler, Joshua Borzekofski, Adam Greitens, Adam Erskine, Andrew Rempe), 663 of 750; 2. Omaha Creighton Prep Blue, 661; 3. Fremont I, 656; 4. North Platte High Blue, 650; 5. Norris I, 646; 6. Omaha Creighton Prep White, 646.
Top Three Girls – 1. Brianna Rakes, Omaha Marian, 138 of 150; 2. Genny McKown, Hastings 4-H, 137; 3. Bailey Kustka, Papillion-LaVista South, 132.
Top Three Girls Teams – 1. Omaha Marian Blue (Brianna Rakes, Maddie Worth, Natalie Bialas, Lori Nevole, Anna Vasko), 650 of 750; 2. Papillion-LaVista South Titan Lady I, 622; 3. Lincoln Southwest Pink, 621.
Top Three 4-H Teams – 1. Hastings 4-H I (Cody Newlun, Adam Florian, Genny McKown, Andrew Rutt, Gus Clark), 655 of 750; 2. Karp and Krow 4-H I, 654; 3. Oak Creek 4-H I, 643.
Handicap
Top Three Girls – 1. Bailey Kustka, Papillion-LaVista South, 67 of 75; 2. Lori Nevole, Omaha Marian, 66 (won shoot-off); 3. Brianna Rakes, Omaha Marian, 66.
Top Three Individuals – 1. Wyatt Matulka, Raymond Central, 71 of 75; 2. 3. Tylan Thompson, North Platte High, 70; 3. Cody Krula, Thayer County, 69.
Top Teams – 1. Raymond Central I (Wyatt Matulka, Kylie Rech, Cory Storm, Zach Setje, Jacob Huck), 325 of 375; 2. North Platte High Blue, 314; 3. Lincoln Pius X I, 309; 4. Omaha Creighton Prep Blue, 308; 5. Omaha Creighton Prep White, 305; 6. Wood River I, 301.
Top Three 4-H Teams – 1. Stanton 4-H I (Landon Steffen, Derick Gansebom, Lukas Steffen, Kaleb Reigle, Ethan Gansebom), 315 of 375; 2. Oak Creek 4-H I, 302; 3. Karp and Krow 4-H I, 299.
Top Three Girls High School Teams – 1. Omaha Marian Blue (Brianna Rakes, Maddie Worth, Natalie Bialas, Lori Nevole, Anna Vasko), 308 of 375; 2. Papillion-LaVista South Titan Lady II, 295; 3. Papillion-LaVista South Titan Lady I, 291.
Yardage Winners
Top Three 18-19 Yards – 1. Kayla Hampton, Hyannis 4-H, 66 of 75; 2. Nick Collins, Stanton 4-H, 65; 3. Ali Tanbouza, Aurora, 64.
Top Three 20-21 Yards – 1. Anthony Weyers, Waverly, 68 (won shoot-off); 2. Patrick Dvorak, Lewiston, 68; 3. Marshall Nichelson, Fairbury, 67.
Top Three 22-23 Yards – 1. Tristan Carlson, Omaha Roncalli, 69; 2. Chris Quinn, Omaha Creighton Prep, 68; 3. Ryan Winkler, Crete, 67.
Top Three 24-25 Yards – 1. Nick Peterson, Omaha Creighton Prep, 66 (won shoot-off); 2. Austin DuVall, Central, S.D., 3. Genny McKown, Hastings, 4-H, 66.
Cornfhusker Trapshoot Results
DONIPHAN, Neb. – Trent Christiancy of the Young Guns 4-H trap club in Franklin won the junior high division at the 44th Cornhusker Trapshoot on Thursday at the home grounds of the Nebraska Trapshooting Association.
Christiancy broke 98 of 100 targets at 16 yards to win the title.
The Blair I squad of Billy Miller, Weston Zolck, Timmy Bennett, Nate Peleska and Jake Kavanaugh broke 429 of 500 targets for the team championship.
A record 888 junior high shooters competed Thursday.
“We had a super day after a terrible day weather-wise on Wednesday setting up,” shoot director Terry Brentzel said. “We had good scores and some good, healthy competition, and things ran extremely well.”
Approximately 1,500 senior high students are expected to shoot 75 16-yard targets Friday. They will shoot 75 handicap targets Saturday, and the combined scores of the two days will determine the overall champion, the Cornhusker Cup winner.
One former Cornhusker Cup champion is in the senior high field: Cody Newlun of Hastings 4-H. The 2011 overall champion placed second individually last year.
Last year’s highest-scoring girl, Cory Sorahan of Grand Island, also returns. She placed second in both 16 yards and handicap in 2012.
The junior high results are:
Top 10 Individuals – 1. Trent Christiancy, Young Guns 4-H, 98 out of 100; 2. Tanner Knight, Karp and Krow 4-H, 95; 3. Billy Miller, Blair, 95; 4. Tyler O’Connor, Fillmore 4-H, 95; 5. Kody Mans, Republican Valley 4-H, 95; 6. Garrett Whitley, Fillmore 4-H, 95; 7. Gus Delatour, Garden County 4-H, 94; 8. Sam Keller, Lincoln Scott Middle School, 93; 9. Dylan Osterhaus, Norris, 93; 10. Jerod Christensen, Russell Middle School, Millard, 92
Top Three Individual Girls – 1. Jade Krolikowski, Centura, 91; 2. Justine Cherovsky, Wahoo Bishop Neumann, 90; 3. Bailey Gasseling, Lincoln Scott Middle School, 89
Top Three 4-H Teams – 1. Karp and Krow (Reggie McKenney, Landon Rogers, Tanner Knight, Colby Mitchell, Tyler Sheldon), 451 of 500; 2. Platte Valley II, 427; 3. Fillmore I, 418
Top Three Girls Teams – 1. Ord I (Shelby Kittle, Hailey Zulkoski, Macee Alexander, Jenessa Grooms, Codi Lannigan), 383; 2. Lincoln Scott Middle School Pink, 378; 3. Louisville I, 334
Top Six Teams – 1. Blair I (Billy Miller, Weston Zolck, Timmy Bennett, Nate Peleska, Jake Kavanaugh), 429; 2. Lincoln Scott Middle School Gold, 425; 3. Sutton I, 420; 4. Norris I, 417; 5. Gibbon I, 414; 6. North Platte Adams Middle School Blue, 411
Ducks Unlimited Top Three Greenwings – Boys: 1. Jerod Christensen, Russell, 46 of 100; 2. Connor Johnson, Norris, 45; 3. Josh Seamans, Lincoln Scott Middle School, 45; Girls: 1. Justine Cherovsky, Wahoo Bishop Neumann, 47; 2. Jade Kolikowski, Centura, 47; 3. Bailey Gasseling, Lincoln Scott Middle School, 45; 4. Rebecca Svoboda, Western Nebraska 4-H, 44
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OHS Student Andrew Fields Big Winner In GI
Ord High School running sensation Andrew Fields had a big day in Grand Island at the Central Nebraska Track and Field championships Wednesday at Northwest High School.
The Chants 3,200 meter relay team which consists of Fields, Trevor Fahrenholz, Dylan Miller and Philip Langthaler won with a time of 8:29.9.
Fields won the 1,600 with a time of 4:31.3 and then the 3,200 with a time of 9:58.8.
Fields said he was excited to win the three events. Fields also said it was a tough meet with
great runners.
OHS Shot Putter, Clayton Lange also had a first place finish at the event with a throw of 51-6 1/2.
Ord Boxing Club Receives Check
The Ord Boxing Club received a donation from Cargill Inc through their employee Jo Moraczewski. Cargill gives each employee an amount of money to be used for the charity of their choice, and they can be doubled through the corporate office if they meet certain criteria, through not all donations can be matched.
Jo presented the check for $500 to Coach Dan Klimek, Coach Dustin Claypool, and Assistant Coach Jacob Sautter, on Monday April 15, 2012, to be used for improvements to the equipment and additional needs. All the coaches are volunteers and we don’t charge for the lessons like some other clubs do.
Our Club’s purpose is to sharpen everyone up mentally and physically and give them another sport to compete in. The other towns besides Ord that the kids are coming from this year are Elba, Greeley, Spalding and Burwell. This year we have 35 kids signed up, ages 8 thru 34 years to compete in matches, but we let younger and older individuals train too. We train 3 times a week and then attend matches on Saturdays when they have them.
The Ord Boxing Club is very appreciative of the donation. Dan Klimek stated “It is go to replacing some of the equipment that is old and supplies. Thank you! The last donation we received was a $20 memorial from someone, this really helps.”
