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The 2024 Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family golf team will be a work in progress as seven of the nine members of the team are in their first year of playing golf.

Members of the St. Francis Track team are, front row, left to right, Jaiden Anderson, Mason Geilenkirchen, Ty Classen, Emerson Krings, Kylee Kuchar, Taylor Pfeifer, Lillie Beltz, Courtney Eisenmann and Tatem Classen. Middle row, Eli Zach, Gavin Geilenkirchen, Carson Wegener, Tanner Classen, Chase Freudenburg, Anna Stricklin, Alexis Kuchar, Jayda Krings, Bella Foster and Grace Foster. Back row, than Wieseler, Dominick Preister, Kellan Mundil, Keith Ternus, Gage Braun, Isabel Preister, Whitney Wegener, Ava Hastreiter, Ella Foltz and Kali Jarosz. Not pictured are, Grace McPhillips, Tucker Czarnick, Noah Wieseler and Devon Baumgart.

Members of the Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family Golf team are, front row, left to right, Faith Korth, Bella Behle, Ashley Pfeifer and Rachel Martensen. Back row, Chance Lindhorst, Colter Schneider, Gunnar Kruid, Xavier Rudnik and Owen Kurtenbach.

The 2024 East Husker Conference selections have been announced.

St. Francis was just minutes from turning the Class D-2 state tournament upside down, but missed shots and a turnover down the stretch allowed Shelton to escape with a 65-59 win March 6 at the Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Ashley Pfeifer, Noah Stone head to Peru State on bowling scholarships

After taking a first quarter lead, the shots were hard to come by for St. Francis.

St. Francis will ride a dominate performance all the way to Lincoln.

At halftime, St. Francis faced either going home or going to Lincoln.

Some nights the shots fall, some nights they don’t.

A rough third quarter was the difference for Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family. They were outscored 15-7 as Cross County posted a 57-42 win Feb. 13 in the Class C2-5 Subdistrict at Cross County.

A 17-1 first quarter propelled St. Francis to a 46-30 win Friday at Twin River.

The ball wouldn’t go down Thursday as Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family dropped 45-37 contest Thursday to Twin River in the final varsity game in the Holy Family gym.

A great start, but a tough finish.

St. Francis outscored David City Aquinas 23-14 in the second half to rally for a 49-43 road win Feb. 6.