Sports

On to state for the Humphrey Public Schools FCCLA Chapter.

Fourth quarter leads of 5 and 3 couldn’t stand up, as Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family dropped a 47-44 decision to Oakland-Craig here Jan. 23.

Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family bowlers finished the regular season last week.

A commanding third quarter propelled St. Francis to the championship of the Goldenrod Conference Tournament. The Flyers rallied to defeat Nebraska Christian 39-32 at Greeley Saturday.

It was supposed to be a track meet, but Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family left Madison in the dust. The Bulldogs ran away with a 59-29 win here Thursday.

Caden Brandl hit five 3-pointers, and Owen Kurtenbach scored 25 to lead Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family to a 70-39 rout of Wisner-Pilger here Jan. 16.

Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family was never challenged Thursday against Madison posting a 49-21 win here.

A 20-8 Howells-Dodge run turned a deficit into a 54-45 win over St. Francis here Friday.

Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family took 9 more shots than Stanton, but made 2 fewer baskets and lost 50-47 here Jan. 2.

Wynot got its offense going in the fourth quarter to break open a close game Saturday afternoon, posting a 45-32 win over the Flyers in the consolation game of the St Francis Holiday Tournament.

West Point/Beemer went on a 5-0 run to close out Saturday’s consolation game, handing St. Francis a 51-48 loss in its holiday tournament.

Ord’s hot shooting was too much for Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family, as the Chanticleers breezed to a 59-42 win Thursday in the first round of the North Bend Central Holiday Tournament.

The game was over almost as soon as it started.

St. Francis ran its record to 5-1 Saturday, running past Fullerton 43-17.