Sports

The Bulldogs were their own worst enemy.

The Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family cross country team competed at the Stanton Invite Thursday.

The St. Francis boys placed sixth Friday at the Battle Creek Invitational at Evergreen Golf Course.

Ethan Wieseler’s 6-yard run with 29 seconds left in the game gave St. Francis a 32-30 upset win Friday at Howells-Dodge.

Conference champions. The Twin River/Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family softball team won the East Husker Conference championship Monday. The Titans defeated Highway 91 6-0; Tekamah-Herman 14-3; and NEN 6-1. Pictured, above, front row, left to right, are Jeff Van Winkle, Carolina Johnson, Ivy Korus, Emily Dohmen, Mya Ramaekers, Marcie Spitz, Delaney Reeg, Bella Gaspers, Laynie Allen, Briley Dohmen, Lia Whited, Kaleigh Rickard and Kendalyn Urban. Back row, Brooke Kruse, Claire Rigsby, Emma Preister, Grace Weaver, Kaylee Vering, Karley Vering, Lauryn Melcher, Clara Preister, Kylie Elm, Kielyn Dohmen, Aubree Brandenburger, Sophia Gasper, JLee Van Driel, Renae Van Driel and John Reeg. Right, the team celebrates the title.

Twin River/Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family split a pair of games Thursday, defeating St. Paul 7-2 and losing to St. Cecilia 3-2.

St. Francis runners earned five medals Friday at the Boone Central Individual Invitational at Albion Country Club.

St. Francis pitched a shutout here Friday, whipping Winside 52-0.

Four sets, four wins for Humphrey- Lindsay Holy Family.

The effort was there, but a match-up against No. 5 Howells-Dodge is daunting for any team.

The Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family cross country competed Thursday at the Pender Invite.

A perfect day for the Bulldogs.

St. Francis looked poised to tie its match at Fullerton Sept. 12, but the Warriors pulled out the win 25-10, 25-16, 21-25, 2523.

What’s better than presenting in front of your peers for communications class? Presenting for the students in the elementary, that’s what.

Good things happen when St. Francis comes out strong.