***Time Change – G/B BB in Hemingford start time is now 3pm since they are running their girls parents night on Tuesday. Here is an approximate timetable. JV Girls: 3:00-3:30 JV Boys: 3:50-4:40 Girls Basketball Parents Night: 4:45-5:00 Varsity Girls: 5:20-6:30 Varsity Boys: 6:50-8:15
Banner County does not have enough girls to play a JV game, so we will be beginning with boys JV at 5:00 pm. Parents night for both boys and girls will be before the girls varsity game, please be there at 5:30 pm. Thank you!
Any questions please call the school, 638-4434.
Morrill called and would like to start games (Tuesday, 12/17) earlier because they have school the next day. The games will start at 3:30 pm with JV Girls starting out first. Both JV teams will only be playing 2 quarters each. Thank you and hope to see you there!
The Boys Basketball Team is putting on a drawing for a $500 Cabelas gift card sponsored by Security First Bank. The drawing will take place Saturday, Jan 18th during the Potter-Dix basketball game. To purchase tickets contact any boys basketball player.
Tickets sale for:
1 for $2
3 for $5
8 for $10
20 for $20
100 for $50
Games will now start at 3:00 pm due to the low numbers in JV teams. Girls and Boys JV will be only playing 2 quarters each.
Leave time will be 11:00 am and we will eat lunch in Alliance.
The Lady Hawks’ basketball team opened their season with a win against the Cody-Kilgore Cowgirls on Friday, December 6. The Lady Hawks won by ten with a score of 35-25. The leading scorer for the Lady Hawks was Steph Tlustos with 19 points. Kate Roberts followed with eight points, and Whitney Heiting added six. Kate Roberts snatched 16 rebounds on the night, and Steph Tlustos pulled down seven. Steph Tlustos, Whitney Heiting, and Cydney Jancik each grabbed two steals. Steph Tlustos dished out three assists and Jen Scherbarth added two. Kate Roberts also blocked three Cowgirl shots.
The following day, the Lady Hawks traveled to Arthur County to take on the Wolves. The Lady Hawks had the lead going into the locker room at halftime, but couldn’t finish the deal and were defeated 33-39. The leading scorer for the Lady Hawks was Whitney Heiting, who poured in 14 points. Steph Tlustos and Kate Roberts added nine and eight points, respectively. Kate Roberts pulled down seven rebounds, and Steph Tlustos had eight rebounds and two steals.
After starting off the season 1-1, the Lady Hawks have two road games this week. They will travel to Crawford to take on the Lady Rams on Thursday, with JV action getting underway at 4 p.m. After a day off, they will travel to Mullen to take on the always tough Lady Broncos, with the JV game starting at 2 p.m.
JH G/BB on December 12th is going to be played at Morrill’s elementary school. Also, HS Wrestling scheduled for December 12th has been moved to December 19th. This will also be PARENT’S NIGHT. Entry into the event will be non-parishable food. Questions please call the school.
All 3rd thru 6th grade boys and girls who have signed up with Chadron Community Recreation for basketball or intend to sign up by this week please come to an organizational practice on Thursday, November 14th at 4:30 in Lister Sage. The practice should be over between 5:30-6:00. If you have not signed up and sent money into Chadron Community Recreation, it needs to be done ASAP in order to participate.
Courtesy of Chadrad.com
By: Andrew Lacy Posted at: 06/12/2013 09:36 PM
The Chadron State College men’s basketball team will be holding three skills camps for players ranging from 4th through 12th grades at the end of June.
The Middle School Camp will run from June 23-26 for boys who will be entering 5th-9th grade this fall. Campers will work on fundamentals while also participating in individual and team drills and playing games. Cost will be $215 for players choosing to stay in the dorms with staff supervision, $175 for commuters.
June 27-28 will be the Little Eagles Morning Camp for grades 4-6. The camp will run from 8 a.m. to noon both days and will focus on fundamentals along with games against players the same age. Cost is $40 per camper.
The High School Camp will run June 29-30 for grades 10-12. Days will focus on skill development, competitive games and analysis of games. Cost is $85 for players staying in the dorms, $70 for commuters.
For more information and to register online, visit www.cscmensbasketballcamps.com.
2012-13 was a year of highs and lows. After five consecutive trips to Lincoln, expectations have been very high for the Lady Hawks. With the loss of several perennial all staters over those last five years, one always wonders who will fill those shoes. This was the year to find ourselves, to create a new identity.
Though our losses outweighed our wins, most of our defeats were decided by only a couple of possessions. These close losses were disheartening but they told us that we could be competitive, that every possession is important and that excellence is not always measured by exceptional plays but by consistent execution. While some of these games were uninspiring, some of our wins were the most exciting and gratifying times of the whole year. Towards the end of the year, the girls were playing well and greatly expanded on their win column. I believe many of them were coming to find their roles and becoming more confident and aggressive with each competition.
It will be hard to lose our four seniors next year, not only because of their game contributions, but because of the close friendships and strong leadership. We all know this is how high school athletics, and life, goes. Seasons come and go. They each have their own memories, strengths, weaknesses, trials and laughter. No circumstance will ever be repeated. That is what makes each year special, the wonder of what is to come and the excitement of what may be. So here’s to the Lady Hawks of 2012-13 and to those who will follow.
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