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St. Mary's and Friend Set Records in Cards First Round Win
Two Class D1 State Tournament records fell Thursday afternoon at Lincoln Southwest. The #1 seed St. Mary's Cardinals and #8 seed (and defending D1 Champion) Friend Bulldogs went down to the wire in a game that saw St. Mary's hang on to a 75-73 win at the buzzer.
By the end of the first quarter it went from merely a high scoring game to something that would take on a record pace by halftime. The 47-40 score looked like a game in which the winner might reach the 88 point mark set by Humphrey St. Francis in 2005 and again in 2007. While neither team did, they combined to down the old scoring record of 136 by a twelve point margin. That record was held by St. Francis and Bancroft-Rosalie, set in 2004. Friend also reset their dubious record of most points by a losing team at 73, seven points more than their 1990 record which was later tied by Bancroft-Rosalie in that 2004 game. Another record missed was the 160 combined points (Wauneta-Palisade 87, Callaway 73, '94) as well as that 88 point HSF single game record. The most points scored in a tournament were St. Francis's 2007 mark of 230, so St. Mary's will have to be even better in the next two games.
With the win, St. Mary's advanced to the D1 semifinal at 10:45 am Friday morning at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. They will play Blue Hill for a chance at a finals berth. That will mean that you can hear both St. Mary's and Stuart games back-to-back on the Top Dog, coming at 10:45 and then at 2 pm, with both on 102.9 FM and kbrx.com.
St. Mary's vs. Friend Box Score:
St. Mary's - 27 - 20 - 15 - 13 = 75
Friend - 14 - 26 - 22 - 11 = 73
St. Mary's: 30/53 2pt; 5/12 3pt; 11 turnovers
Friend: 26/45 2pt; 9/20 3pt; 15 turnovers
Unofficial Individual Stats:
Breanna Hedstrom - 2 pts
Sydney Hupp - 17 pts
Tracy Chvala - 10 pts
Hattie Blumenstock - 1 pt
Taylor Colman - 4 pts
Riley Sibbel - 22 pts (5 threes)
Addie Wetzel - 7 pts
Bridget Schneider - 10 pts
Stuart Earns a Three-Day Stay at Lincoln
We knew that a Broncos team would reach the semifinals in D2, but had to play the game to figure out just which one it would be.
Stuart advanced to the 2 pm Friday match at the Bob Devaney Sports Center with a 59-37 victory over Mullen Thursday morning. A close game that was tied up 14-14 after a quarter was blown open as Stuart went on a 17-3 run in the 2nd quarter. The Broncos forced 11 turnovers, which led to a whole bunch of layups. The second half saw Stuart slowly extend their lead against a Mullen team that was struggling with some injuries.
Falls City Sacred Heart wasn't slowed by Crawford as the Irish downed the Rams, 44-30, in the 10:45 am game at North Star. The 22-5 Broncos will look to pull the upset against the 26-2 Irish in the 2:00 pm game at Devaney on Friday. That game can be heard live on 102.9 FM and kbrx.com.
Stuart vs. Mullen Box Score
Stuart: 14 - 17 - 14 - 14
Mullen: 14 - 5 - 7 - 11
Stuart: 21/45 2pt; 3/9 3pt; 19def/13off rebs; 20 turnovers
Mullen: 15/33 2pt; 1/6 3pt; 15def/6off rebs; 27 turnovers
Unofficial Individual Stats:
Harlee Fischer - 14 pts, 3 reb, 2 stl
Hailey Paxton - 10 pts, 9 reb, 2 stl
Tessa Fox - 2 pts, reb, 3 stl
Jaden Schafer - 18 pts, 5 reb, 3 stl
Courtni Kunz - 5 pts, 2 reb, stl
Brandi Kaup - 4 pts, 5 reb
Monique Schafer - 6 pts, 2 reb, 5 stl
Brittany Hanzlik - reb, 2 stl
Trina Swanson - 2 reb
Taylor Malone - 2 reb
Taylor Kubik
Alison Stracke
Ashley Kramer
AP Sports News
CHICAGO (AP) — Russell Westbrook will try to continue a remarkable run when Oklahoma City visits Chicago tonight in NBA play. The Thunder guard has posted four straight triple-doubles including one in an overtime win over Philadelphia last night. He did it despite having surgery Saturday for a fractured bone in his right cheek.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — NBA Division-leading Portland tries to work its defensive magic when it hosts Dallas tonight. The Blazers have won four in a row and held opponents under 100 points a league-leading 38 times in 59 games (31-7).
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Fifth-ranked Arizona can wrap up the outright Pac-12 regular season title when the Wildcats host California tonight. The Wildcats won the first meeting between the two teams by 23 points in late January.
DORAL, Fla. (AP) — Top-ranked Rory McIlroy heads up an elite field at the Cadillac Championship on Doral's Blue Monster that is set to start today. The top 50 golfers are in the field for the first time since the 2012 PGA Championship. McIlroy missed the cut last week at the Honda Classic, but before that, he finished either first or second in eight of his previous 12 tournaments.
SINGAPORE (AP) — Inbee Park and Yani Tseng both shot 6-under 66 to share the lead after the opening round of the HSBC Women's Champions. Angela Stanford trails by one stroke. Top-ranked Lydia Ko is in a group two shots off the pace.
Ramblings on D2 Girls Basketball From the Sports Guy
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The KBRX area put two teams into the Girls State Basketball Tournament this week. As KBRX Sports Director Mark Moser was doing some prep work and looking at all of the teams, it seemed only right to just put together a quick synopsis of each bracket. All of the teams in the D2 bracket are included here so that any other fans that don't know much about the other schools could at least get a little feel for what they might see in Lincoln (or listen to back at home!). This is just a quick summary, so
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#5 Stuart Broncos - 21-5
Stuart has been on the big stage with basketball and volleyball over the last few years, and are getting comfortable in Lincoln. The Broncos might bring one of the speediest teams to the D2 tourney. After last year's close loss to runner-up Sterling, the Broncos have unfinished business in Lincoln.
#4 Mullen Broncos - 21-4
The first round game is a rematch of the volleyball tourney. Mullen can bring it on defense, averaging about 18 steals per game, best in D2. A balanced scoring attack will spread defenses. The Broncos are making just their 2nd appearance in Lincoln, losing to Chambers in 2008.
#8 Crawford Rams - 21-3
The Rams come from way out west, but make their 2nd trip to Lincoln after qualifying in the volleyball tournament in November. Crawford is small but quick, and have nice support around a couple of stud players. The east/west bias may prove accurate until the Rams prove they can win in Lincoln.
#1 Falls City Sacred Heart Irish - 25-2
The Irish bring 19 years of dominance back to the D2 tournament. After two 3rd place finishes over the last two years the Irish are much more experienced and looking to break through to the finals for the first time since 2007 when they lost to Ewing. FCSH doesn't score much, but allows even less. Any team playing them better be ready to play amongst the trees.
#3 Sandhills/Thedford Knights - 21-4
There isn't much evidence to make you think the Knights can't be a serious contender. They have great height, experience, and depth. All they need to do is get that breakthrough win to get the ball rolling, as they have lost in the first round in both of the last two years.
#6 Giltner Hornets - 21-4
It's the fourth straight year in Lincoln for coach Nancy Lockmon and Co., and that's just in basketball. One of the most dominant trio of posts in D2 combine with some athletic guards that can occaisionally play above their role to make Giltner hard to handle. The only thing is that when they have played a good team they usually have been on the losing end.
#2 Wynot Blue Devils - 20-5
Well, here's Wynot again. With four straight D2 championships and a runner-up finish before that these girls are in as good of a basketball culture as you can find in Nebraska right now. This team brings good height to the table. Although they are kind of young right now, the winning culture and tough schedule have advanced them beyond their years.
#7 Hampton Hawks - 20-4
None of these girls were born when the 1990 Hawks team marked the only State appearance in school history. If their volleyball team is any indication they should be very athletic, and there is good balance surrounding two major players. However, their schedule is somewhat lackluster.
O/C Makes Return Trip To Boys State Basketball
Last year the O/C Cyclones made the first trip to State Basketball as a co-op. This year they will expand on their history in Lincoln, qualifying for the State Tournament as the D1-4 District Champions.
The Cyclones cruised to a 60-34 decision over the Spartans of Ansley-Litchfield, leaving Ord with the district title in back-to-back years. After a 4th place finish last year, the Cyclones return as seasoned veterans to the courts in Lincoln with a 24-1 record. O/C will have to battle a familiar opponent: Humphrey St. Francis. The Cyclones and Flyers will be meeting for the 3rd time in the last two years, with O/C winning both. The most recent contest was a 54-44 O/C win in Humphrey in December. The first round game will be at 10:45 am on Thursday, March 12 at Lincoln Southeast.
Bloomfield was another team that qualified, knocking off Omaha Nation by a 60-40 margin. The Bees will be making their first trip to State since 2006, when they were eliminated in the semifinal game by Ewing. Bloomfield appears to be the #7 seed, which would match them up in the 2 pm game against Heartland at Lincoln Southeast.
The Broncos of Stuart gave Class D2 #1 seed Bancroft-Rosalie quite a game, but the Panthers pulled out a one point win in overtime to avoid the upset. Stuart's last second shot fell off the wrong side of the rim to make the final margin 48-47. The Broncos finished 18-8, finishing as the #9 seed in the D2 power points and leaving them one spot short of nabbing the 2nd wild card.
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, but these are the D1/D2 qualifiers and seeds:
D1 at Lincoln Southwest
9 am - #1 BDS vs. #8 Sutherland
10:45 - #4 O/C vs. #5 Humphrey SF
2 pm - #2 Heartland vs. #7 Bloomfield
3:45 - #3 High Plains vs. #6 Amherst
D2 at Lincoln Northeast
9 am - #3 Minatare vs. #6 Paxton
10:45 - #2 Wilcox-Hildreth vs. #7 Exeter-Milligan
D2 at Lincoln Southwest
7 pm - #1 Bancroft-Rosalie vs. #8 Bertrand
8:45 - #4 Riverside vs. #5 FC Sacred Heart
Class D1: The Sports Guy's Take on Girls State Basketball
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The KBRX area put two teams into the Girls State Basketball Tournament this week. As KBRX Sports Director Mark Moser was doing some prep work and looking at all of the teams, it seemed only right to just put together a quick synopsis of each bracket. All of the teams in the D1 bracket are included here so that any other fans that don't know much about the other schools could at least get a little feel for what they might see in Lincoln (or listen to back at home!). This is just a quick summary, so
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#1 St. Mary's Cardinals - 22-2
Synopsis: The Cards made the State Tournament for the 4th year in a row, meaning the four seniors on the roster have accomplished something pretty special. The Cardinals have been battle tested with a tough schedule, and have plenty of experience and depth.
#8 Friend Bulldogs - 21-5
The Bulldogs have had a lot of success at volleyball and basketball in the last couple of years, and are the defending D1 Champions. This tall team does a lot of things well, and like the Cards, Friend is in the tourney for the 4th straight year. This isn't a #8 seed that you want to overlook.
#5 Blue Hill Bobcats - 22-2
The Bobcats seem to be a team that will pound it inside, and rely on two major scorers for the bulk of their offense. Defensively they average the fewest points given up. However, their schedule is questionable, which makes you wonder how proven they are.
#4 Fullerton Warriors - 20-4
But for two girls this is the shortest team in D1 (possibly the entire girls field), but they seem to hustle very well. They put up some nice statistics, but with only 10 girls on the roster their depth is a serious question mark. The Warriors have lost to Stuart but have beaten EPPJ this season.
#2 Dundy-County Stratton Tigers - 26-0
DCS is one of only 3 undefeated teams in the tournament, along with Crofton and Omaha Benson. Their stats and team makeup almost reminds one of St. Mary's. DCS has only played one really close game (which could be good or bad) against a pretty decent schedule. Only one senior is on the Tigers' roster.
#7 Humphrey St. Francis Flyers - 21-5
Upset in the district final by the one Class D team that seems to have their number, St. Francis is last year's runner-up. They only lost one senior, so they return a loaded roster with improved depth. They have all of the pieces on the floor, and plenty of tradition on their side.
#3 Emerson-Hubbard Pirates - 23-3
The Pirates return one of the better players in Class D, and almost all of their team that has over-achieved at State the last two years. They play in a tough area of the State, and now the only question is if they can become more than the "upset team".
#6 Howells-Dodge Jaguars - 20-6
The Jaguars are at State for the first time as a co-op. Although they have one major scorer, they have about seven scorers that can all do some nice things. The Jags don't look like much statistically, but they simply win games.
Coach's Corner: State Duals
by Coach Bryan Corkle
The O'Neill Eagles followed up their history making weekend in Omaha with another state appearance in Kearney at the 3rd annual State Dual Tournament. O'Neill, which earned the 4th seed in the eight-team bracket, faced number five seed Battle Creek in the first dual. The Eagles rolled past the Braves 51-27. O'Neill's performance was highlighted with pins by Caleb Ross and Jason Hahlbeck. Hahlbeck dominated state runner-up Paxton Prauner before securing the fall in the final match of the dual.
In the semi-finals O'Neill faced another familiar foe in the top seeded Valentine Badgers. This would be the second time O'Neill competed in a dual against Valentine on the year. The Badgers prevailed in the previous meeting, part of a mid-January triangular in Valentine with Winner, SD, 42-19.
"We knew the outcome of that first dual at their place wasn't indicative of much beyond the fact that they wrestled well that night and we struggled with some things. We knew we could give them a better dual, and we were excited about the opportunity to do that in Kearney, on this stage," commented coach Tyler Cole.
O'Neill rolled the Badgers, earning 9 match victories to Valentine's 3 wins and 2 open weight class forfeits, en route to a 33-27 victory. In the most exciting match of the dual, O'Neill's Eduardo Quintero defeated state runner-up Tristan Eklund 6-3.
"Eduardo set the tone for our team in that dual. Eklund is a tough competitor and Eduardo just wore him down," said Coach Curtis Childers. O'Neill employed a little strategy against the Badgers bumping Cory Rowse and Blake Walters up a weight class each. "By moving those guys up, it really allowed us to get a couple of more favorable match-ups. We wrestled them straight-up in our first dual at their place and we really felt like if we were able to execute, this change in the line-up tipped the scales in our favor. Our guys did exactly what we asked them to do."
In the Finals O'Neill squared off against another familiar opponent in the Scouts of David City. David City dispensed Central City and Wilber-Clatonia in route to the finals. O'Neill had their first set-back before the first match during the coin flip. "We really needed to get the flip to have a reasonable shot in this one." commented Coach Ron Sterns. Coach Sterns referred to the fact that at the start of each dual the winner of the coin flip gets to determine which matches of the dual they will present their wrestler first. With the dual set to start at the 113 lb. weight class, O'Neill really needed to have the even numbered matches. This was no secret to David City as they were able to select the even matches for themselves upon winning the flip. "Had we won the coin flip at the start of the match we could have made some moves with Blake (Walters) and Cory (Rowse) and then again with Chance (Sholes) and Jason (Hahlbeck), which would have really put us in the driver's seat. As it turned out David City was able dictate those match ups in their favor."
Coach Bryan Corkle summarized the results this way: "I thought we wrestled pretty well in the dual. Caden Moore wrestled a really tough match against their state champion, we stayed out of the big bonus points there, and then you look at how Caleb Ross and Eduardo were able to stay out of the bonus points in their matches...We were doing the kinds of things we needed to do to be competitive, but in light of not being able to get the match-ups we wanted, in the end, we really needed an upset or two to come out on top and you have to credit David City, they didn't let that happen." The final score of the dual was a 37-22 victory for the Scouts. O'Neill ended the season a State Dual Runner-up.
The outcome capped a three year run in which the Eagles added 6 state-level trophies to the trophy case, including one championship and three runner-up honors along with a 3rd and a 4th place finish.
St. Mary's & Stuart Reach Girls State Basketball
St. Mary's and Stuart are back for another round of State Basketball, as the Cardinals reached the D1 bracket as a District Champion and Stuart as a wild card in D2.
St. Mary's will be the #1 seed, with Friend as their opponent. They will play at 2:00 p.m. next Thursday afternoon at Lincoln Southwest. The top 8 teams in the wild card points all qualified in Class D1, either as district winners or wild cards. Fullerton and Humphrey St. Francis are the two wild cards. CWC had the unfortunate luck of being the first team out of the wild card, while Creighton was within a couple of spots.
Stuart was set to face Sandhills/Thedford, but even though both teams won their district the Knights jumped Mullen in the standings due to a Brady loss. That sets up a Stuart/Mullen rematch from the first round of the volleyball tournament. The two Broncos teams will square off at 9:00 a.m. Thursday, March 5. Stuart and Hampton were wild card winners this year.
Here are all of the State qualifers and matchups for Classes D1 and D2, otherwise
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Class D2
9 am - #5 Stuart vs. #4 Mullen
10:45 am - #1 Falls City Sacred Heart vs. #8 Crawford
7 pm - #3 Sandhills/Thedford vs. #6 Giltner
8:45 pm - #2 Wynot vs. #7 Hampton
Class D1
9 am - #2 Dundy County-Stratton vs. #7 Humphrey St. Francis
10:45 am - #3 Emerson-Hubbard vs. #6 Howells-Dodge
2 pm - #1 St. Mary's vs. #8 Friend
3:45 pm - #4 Fullerton vs. #5 Blue Hill
Coach's Corner: A Recap of the Eagle's Flight to the Top of Class C
article courtesy of Coach Bryan Corkle
"One's greatest success comes after their biggest disappointments."
This was the quote emblazoned on the back of O'Neill Eagle Wrestling 2014-15 t-shirt. After finishing the last two seasons with state runner-up honors, missing the top rung of the podium by just one point last season, it seemed more then appropriate for a team bent on winning the first NSAA team championship in school history.
O'Neill entered the tournament ranked #2 by both the wrestling coaches association and Huskermat rankings, but after coming out of the very tough C-2 district tournament with only eight state qualifiers compared to perennial powers David City, Valentine, and Wilber-Clatonia's 12 each, the odds seemed long for the Eagles in the eyes of most.
"I know a lot of people wrote us off when they looked at the team scores coming out of the other district tournaments," said assistant coach Curtis Childers. "We scored the fewest points of any of the district champs and had the fewest qualifiers of any of the top four teams. So you can see why people had their doubts, but that's why we wrestle these things out and don't hand out awards at the start of tournaments."
What the Eagles lacked in terms of quantity they more then made up for in terms of quality. Led by returning state champions Blake Walters and David Fox, and joined by fellow senior state medalists Jon Marvin, a two time state runner-up, and Cory Rowse who placed 5
in 2014, the Eagles had firepower in their lineup.
O'Neill spent much of the tournament near the bottom of a pack of four or five schools chasing Valentine who closed Thursday's session with 5 wrestlers advancing to the semifinals compared to the Eagles 3. After Thursday's session the Badgers led Class C with 45 points and O'Neill was tied with East Butler in 5
with 33 points.
The Eagles started to make their move at high noon on Friday in the consolation first round. Caleb Ross provided the spark that started an epic run through Session 3 of the championships. Down by one point in the closing seconds of the match, Ross scored a takedown on the edge of the mat to upset #4 rated Tony Meusch of David City. This started an eight-match run for O'Neill highlighted by a 9-4 overtime win by Jason Hahlbeck over Josh Zern of Plainview. Bailey Thompson stepped up in a big way as he defeated Nick Virka of North Bend in the second round wrestlebacks. This was only the second loss of the season for Virka who entered the tournament undefeated and ranked #2. Both Hahlbeck and Thompson's wins avenged losses from the district tournament O'Neill hosted the previous weekend.
Saturday morning the stage was set for what would be an epic day for the Eagles. O'Neill began the day in third place with 77 points while Valentine led with 94 points. The Badgers would feature four wrestlers in the afternoon's finals with one wrestler, junior Braxton Coleman, on the consolation side of the bracket. O'Neill would send David Fox and Blake Walters into the finals and have Jon Marvin, Cory Rowse and Bailey Thompson on the backside. O'Neill began their ascent with a pin by Jon Marvin and a major decision by Bailey Thompson in the consolation semifinals. This was offset slightly by a gutty win by Colemen in the same round for the Badgers. In the following medal matches Cory Rowse notched a come from behind pin in the closing seconds to earn fifth place honors and notching an additional 2 team points for the Eagles as Jon Marvin notched his second pin in as many matches on the day earning 3
place honors.
Entering the finals the Eagles were in second, down 101 to 98 to the Badgers. "We kinda felt like while they had more guns in that final round, we had better bullets," said Assistant Coach Ron Sterns. Before one Eagle took the mat for the finals Valentine had dropped two of their four finals matches with losses by Hudson Pearman at 138 lbs and Jacob Hand at 145.
Senior Blake Walters summed up the strategy going into the finals, "We asked Coach what we needed to do to win this thing before the finals started. It looked like we were going to need big wins, but when Hand lost it took some of the pressure off. We knew we needed to just get a win and one of us a major to seal the deal."
Walters cooked up half the recipe with a 3-0 win to earn his second state title over Jordan Redler of Malcolm. Senior David Fox then stepped out on the mat and wrestled like a man on fire earning a 19-6 major decision over Cade Svoboda of Ord.
"I really wanted to get a tech fall," said Fox, "When it's your first state title, you really don't want to give anyone a chance to share it with you, I just ran out of time."
The victory would prove to be enough. Fox's win extended O'Neill's lead 107 to 101. Although the Badgers had two wrestlers left, one Valentine wrestler was set to face Doyle Trout of Centennial in the final match of the tournament. Trout, a Division I scholarship athlete for Wyoming, was wrestling for his 4
consecutive state title, and would not be denied. The win all but assured the Eagles at least a share of their first state title in school history. Jordan Kelber earned Valentine their only individual championship, scoring a decision in his match and the final team points for the Badgers. The final outcome: a 107 to 105 victory for the Eagles.
"A lot of folks will tell you that the outcome of the state tournament is determined by the draw," commented Assistant Coach Tyler Cole. Coach Cole was alluding to the fact that the wrestlers are not seeded as they would be in a typical tournament but are placed based on the outcomes of the district tournament. Often this results in matchups of the best wrestlers in early rounds as opposed to the finals. "The truth is, we didn't have a very good draw, as a team. That has a significant impact, no doubt, but when you have a team that was as determined as ours and have the support from our fans, that we have, you can overcome anything. That's the legacy of this team."
Riley Announces Brian Stewart as NU Defensive Backs Coach
University of Nebraska Head Football Coach Mike Riley announced Tuesday the hiring of Brian Stewart as the Huskers' defensive backs coach. Stewart brings defensive coordinator experience at both the college and professional levels to the Husker staff.
Stewart comes to Nebraska after spending the past three seasons as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach at the University of Maryland. His stop at Maryland continued an impressive coaching resume that includes seven years as a defensive coordinator—five years in college football and two in the National Football League. Stewart also has 15 years of tutoring defensive backs on his coaching resume.
"I couldn't be more excited to be a part of the Nebraska football program," Stewart said. "The opportunity to coach at Nebraska is awesome. My first impression is 'wow'. From the weight room to walking down the hallway and seeing the national championship trophies, Nebraska is what you think it is…a football powerhouse.
"The most important thing for me in my coaching career is my family. Coach Riley and his staff have been together so long, and you can just see the loyalty and trust. I'm proud to be a part of that."
Riley said adding another experienced coach to his staff will provide excellent leadership to a veteran group of Nebraska defensive backs.
"Brian Stewart brings a record of success in both the collegiate and professional ranks and will be a great fit at the University of Nebraska," Riley said. "He has experience coaching and recruiting in all parts of the country, most recently with experience in the Big Ten Conference. We look forward to Brian getting started with our defensive staff and our secondary."
He spent the previous eight years in the NFL, including a two-year stint as the Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator in 2007 and 2008. As the Cowboys' defense coordinator, Stewart guided Dallas to two top-10 rankings in fewest yards allowed. He helped the Cowboys to a 13-3 record and NFC East divisional title in 2007.
Stewart also served as an assistant coach with the Philadelphia Eagles (2009), San Diego Chargers (2004-06) and the Houston Texas (2002-03). Each of the teams Stewart coached in his final six NFL seasons won at least nine games, including three division champions and four playoff teams. During his time in the professional ranks, Stewart helped 14 players make Pro Bowl appearances.
Stewart re-joined the college ranks as the defensive coordinator at the University of Houston in 2010 and 2011. Stewart helped the Cougars to a 13-1 record and No. 14 final national ranking in 2011. In Stewart's first year at Maryland in 2012, his defense finished in the top three in the ACC in total defense, rushing defense and pass defense, and was 21st nationally in total defense.
Before his stint in the National Football League, Stewart had college assistant coaching stops at Syracuse, Missouri, San Jose State, Northern Arizona and Cal Poly. A California native, Stewart played defensive back at Santa Monica City College and Northern Arizona.
Riley also announced that Jon Clark has joined the Nebraska staff as a defensive graduate assistant coach. Clark comes to Nebraska after one season as the secondary coach at East Texas Baptist University. Clark also served as the defensive coordinator at Canyon State Academy and was a student assistant coach for Arizona State. Clark was a letterwinner for the Sun Devil defense as a player.
NECC to Hosting Region 11 Championship to Start Postseason
NORFOLK – Now that the Northeast Community College women's basketball team has claimed the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference regular season title, the team is now preparing for the post season.
The Hawks will host the National Junior College Athletic Association Regional XI Championship game on Saturday in the Cox Activities Center gymnasium on the Northeast campus in Norfolk. Northeast will face the winner of the Iowa Western-Marshalltown semi-final game which will be played on Wednesday in Council Bluffs, IA.
Game time on Saturday is still to be determined.
State Wrestling Recap: 22 Medalists and a Team Championship
Class C #1 - O'Neill Eagles - pic courtesy of Kathy Marvin
It was a big final day at State Wrestling for the area teams and individuals. After Friday night's Heartbreak Round, 22 area wrestlers were still alive and competing for medals and points. Considering 37 area wrestlers entered the tournament, and many faced long odds, the success rate is astounding.
The Eagles finally won their State Championship, outlasting Valentine 107-105 in Class C. Another team that reached the top five was Creighton, scoring 71 points, good enough for 4th place in Class D. The Bulldogs accomplished that with only one senior. Neligh-Oakdale also had a pretty good run with a 54 point, 6th place State Tournament. Elkhorn Valley, with only three young men, scored 41 points (12th place) as all of the Falcons reached the semifinals and earned a medal.
Here are all of the medal winners from the 2015 tournament. With only a handful of seniors, expect wrestling to be alive and well in this part of the count next year.
State Champions
C152 - Blake Walters - O'Neill, Senior
C170 - David Fox - O'Neill, Senior
C113 - Christian Miller - Plainview, Sophomore
D120 - Garret Zimmerer - Creighton, Junior
State Runner-Ups
D170 - Viktor Jonseth - West Holt, Senior
D195 - Alex Olivan - Clearwater/Orchard, Junior
3rd Place
D113 - Devan Breuer - Neligh Oakdale, Junior
C132 - Jon Marvin - O'Neill, Senior
D152 - Garett Allemang - Creighton, Junior
D220 - Justin Dearmont - North Central, Senior
4th Place
D106 - Alejandro Martinez - Elkhorn Valley, Sophomore
C182 - Bailey Thompson - O'Neill, Sophomore
D182 - Chris Petersen - Elkhorn Valley, Junior
D195 - Will Atkeson - St. Mary's, Sophomore
D285 - Austyn Larsen - Creighton, Senior
5th Place
D113 - Connor Hazen - Creighton, Sophomore
D126 - Zachary Hazen - Creighton, Sophomore
C145 - Cory Rowse - O'Neill, Senior
D152 - Andrew Fangman - Elgin Public/Pope John, Junior
6th Place
D120 - Louis Herley - Neligh-Oakdale, Junior
D132 - Jake Judge - West Holt, Sophomore
D152 - Noah Rutjens - Elkhorn Valley, Junior
Huskers Will Play Kansas State on April 25 in Grand Island
The Nebraska volleyball team will play a spring match against Kansas State at the Heartland Events Center in Grand Island on Saturday, April 25. The match is set to begin at 6 p.m., with doors opening 60 minutes prior to first serve. The Huskers will also sign autographs after the match.
Tickets will go on sale through Ticketmaster and at the Heartland Events Center Box Office at 10 a.m. on Monday, March 2. All tickets will be reserved at $10. There will be a handling charge on all tickets purchased from Ticketmaster. No tickets will be sold through the Nebraska Athletic Ticket Office.
Nebraska last played in Grand Island in the 2011 spring season, topping Wichita State 3-2. A packed crowd of 5,522 fans filled the Heartland Events Center for that match.
The match in Grand Island will be the Huskers' only one of the 2015 spring season.
Huskers' Spring Game Time, TV Plans Announced
The University of Nebraska and BTN have announced that the Huskers' April 11 Red-White Spring Game will be televised live on the network, beginning at 1 p.m.
In addition to live coverage on BTN, the game will also be available for fans on their mobile devices through BTN2Go. This marks the fourth straight year BTN has provided coverage of the Nebraska spring game.
The Husker Sports Network will provide radio coverage of the spring game with pre-game coverage beginning at 11 a.m. CT. More details on events surrounding the spring game will be announced in the coming weeks.
In addition to the Red-White Spring Game, the Husker track and field teams will play host to the Husker Spring Invite at Ed Weir Stadium on April 11, beginning at 10 a.m., with events continuing throughout the day. The Nebraska baseball team will take on Minnesota at Hawks Field in the evening with first pitch set for 6:05 p.m.
Area Seniors Selected to Sertoma 8-Man All Star Rosters
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The Nebraska 8-man Football Coach's Association has filled their rosters with the top Class D players in the state, including many KBRX area athletes and a few coaches.
The West roster represents most of our area, with not only players but a pair of coaches. Stuart's Lance Howitt will lead the West squad, with Dexter Goodner helping on the sidelines. Other assistant coaches are Jordan Haas of Hemingford and Scott Porter of Blue Hill. The Broncos will also have a player on the roster, with Alex Kunz being selected. St. Mary's' Zach Novak and CWC's Jayle Hinkle are also on the roster, along with Burwell's Colten Krause. Another player on the West roster with strong area ties is Bertrand QB Joey Colfack.
The East roster will be headed up by Blair Kalin of Hartington, with Dan Maresh of Lyons-Decatur and Fullerton's Ryan Haughton as his assistants. Area players selected were Kyle Heithoff of EPPJ and Cody Beckmann from Bloomfield.
The annual Sertoma 8-Man All Star Classic will be played at 1:30 pm on Saturday, June 20 at the Hastings College Football Complex.
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O'Neill and Creighton Reign as Champs, 37 Individuals Make State Wrestling
The C-2 and D-2 Districts were both held in the area, and when all was settled the KBRX area had another pretty good showing.
The host schools each won their district as a team. O'Neill outlasted Battle Creek 167-160 in the team race in the C-2 District, while Creighton held off Winside 140-134 in the D-2. As a result of being the District Champions, both the Eagles and Bulldogs will compete in the State Duals in Kearney on February 28.
Individually, O'Neill led all area schools by getting eight wrestlers in, while Neligh-Oakdale put seven on the medal stand and Creighton had six. District Champions in the C-2 were Cory Rowse, Blake Walters, David Fox, Dominique Rickard and Christian Miller. In the D-2, Alejandro Martinez, Garrett Zimmerer, Andrew Fangman, Viktor Jonseth, Chris Petersen and Justin Dearmont all won their weight classes.
KBRX will look forward to covering State Wrestling in Omaha once again. We will give results on 102.9 FM every hour throughout Thursday, Friday and Saturday, as well as our annual Friday night "Heartbreak Round" live play-by-play coverage. On our website, we will post scores on our special page dedicated to State Wrestling, as well as giving up to date results and analysis on our live blog. KBRX congratulates all of the area wrestlers on their efforts this weekend.
Here are all of the area's individual qualifiers:
126 - Eduardo Quintero
132 - Jon Marvin
138 - Caleb Ross
145 - Cory Rowse
152 - Blake Walters
170 - David Fox
182 - Bailey Thompson
220 - Jason Hahlbeck
106 - Dominique Rickard
113 - Christian Miller
126 - Cole Aschoff
220 - Josh Zern
North Central
220 - Justin Dearmont
West Holt
132 - Jake Judge
170 - Viktor Jonseth
126 - Arnulfo Salas
195 - Alex Olivan
106 - Logan Henn
145 - Ryan Pelster
152 - Andrew Fangman
Elkhorn Valley
106 - Alejandro Martinez
152 - Noah Rutjens
182 - Chris Peterson
St. Mary's
195 - Will Atkeson
113 - Connor Hazen
120 - Garrett Zimmerer
126 - Zachary Hazen
132 - Kurt Wortmann
170 - Ean Stacken
285 - Austyn Larsen
113 - Devan Breuer
120 - Louis Herley
132 - Marquis Granville
152 - Garrett Allemang
160 - Will Paul
182 - Colby Roland
220 - Casey Garcia
NECC Women Move Up, Men Receive Votes in Latest NJCAA Basketball Polls
NORFOLK – The Northeast Community College women's basketball team has moved up in the latest National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Top 25 poll. The Hawks (22-4) climbed three positions this week to #20.
Meanwhile, the Northeast men's team (21-5) received votes this week and is just outside the Division I Top 25 poll. This comes after the Hawks knocked off previously #22 Southeastern Community College in a road contest, 62-53. Southeastern dropped out of this week's poll.
Both Northeast teams will be in action on Thursday as they host the Morningside JV in the Cox Activities Center on the Northeast campus here. The women's game begins at 6 p.m. with the men's game to follow at 8 p.m.
Knights of Columbus District Free Throw Contest Held
(front row left to right) Jett Kunz, Tate Thompson, Caeden Lech, Natasha Zeisler, Amelia Hoffman, Sydney Atkinson
(back row left to right) Jadyn Eby, Blake Benson, Jenny Goesch, Elle Schmaderer, Shay Nelson, Austin Wenner
On Sunday, February 8th the district level Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest was held for girls and boys aged 9-14. The shooters came together from 4 separate districts and were allowed 25 free throws. The winners advance to the regional level competition, which is to be held in West Point on March 8th at the Guardian Angels Central Catholic Activity Center (GACC gym). The doors open at 12:30 p.m. and shooting begins at 1:00.
Winners from the district level were:
9 yr old girls - Natasha Zeisler
9 yr old boys - Caeden Lech
10 yr old girls - Amelia Hoffman
10 yr old boys - Tate Thompson
11 yr old girls - Jenny Goesch
11 yr old boys - Blake Benson
12 yr old girls - Jadyn Eby
12 yr old boys - Jett Kunz
13 yr old girls - Elle Schmaderer
13 yr old boys - Shay Nelson
14 yr old girls - Sydney Atkinson
14 yr old boys - Austin Wenner
Hinkle to Continue Playing Football for Wayne State
The big event in American sports last week was National Signing Day. Although the signing period remains open, most college football programs lock up their class on the first day of the period, which has become a big day for fans.
Closer to home, it is a big day for small college football schools in Nebraska, and for the athletes that will be graduating high school and continuing their career at the next level. One of those athletes coming from the KBRX area is Jayle Hinkle, who played in the trenches for CWC and pledged his commitment to WSC.
The 6'1", 235 pound lineman has the ability to play on either side of the ball, and is listed as such on the initial roster. Here was the official bio on Hinkle from the WSC press release: "Hinkle received Class D-2 First Team All-State Defense honors from the Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Journal Star during senior season…was a four year starter in football and track and field and two year starter in basketball…holds the school record for career sacks with 35…was a First Team All-District selection as a junior and senior and also a state qualifier in track and field, holding the school record in the shot put at 49' 2"."
CWC coach Tom Thramer commented, "He is excited to continue his football career. He had a pretty good relationship with the WSC coaches from going to our team camps up there every summer and it seemed like the perfect fit. Jayle was a team leader on and off the field and will be a nice addition to WSC. He was the kind of person that I hope our younger kids looked up to and said 'wow, I want to be like that!' I have no doubt that Jayle will have a successful future in football and whatever else he chooses to do."
Hinkle was one of eight Nebraska names on the Wildcats' recruiting list this year. A couple of other Northeast Nebraska names that are familiar to our area are Zac Glidden of Boone Central and Louis DeJager of Battle Creek. Glidden, standing at 6'4", was a big-play receiver with 20 catches for 482 yards and nine TD's and also had a punt return for a touchdown on BG/NG's C1 State Championship team. DeJager is a two-time Class C-2 First Team All-State selection on defense and was named Most Valuable Player on defense as a junior and senior, both years helping the Braves to the C1 semifinals. Other Nebraska players are linebacker Chase Hutchison, who helped Norfolk High to a 7-3 record this year, Michael Blankenfeld of Omaha Burke, Andrew Combs from Omaha Westside, Kolbie Foster from Omaha Central, and Tyler Thomsen from Archbishop Bergan.
"As I've always maintained, it takes about two years to accurately assess the quality of a recruiting class," commented WSC head coach Dan McLaughlin. "Hopefully we have assessed the skills, capabilities and values of these young men accurately and time will tell. We addressed needs on the defensive line and secondary and signed play-makers at other positions who we expect to contribute in a big way to the future success of Wildcat football."
Wayne State College is an NCAA Division II school located in Wayne, Nebraska and competes in the 16-team Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. The Wildcats finished the 2014 season with a 5-6 overall record, tied for fourth in the NSIC South with a 3-4 divisional mark.
O/C Hangs on in Wild Contest With Stuart to Win 1st Title
The Cyclones won the 1st NVC title as a co-op Saturday in Atkinson.
It was all you could ask for in a conference championship game.
Stuart pushed Clearwater/Orchard to the limit, but in the end O/C prevailed in a 69-63 victory to claim the Niobrara Valley Conference Boys' Championship. The biggest lead of the game was a 10 point lead by O/C before half, but it was, for the most part, within a few points at all times. As with every close game, O/C hit enough free throws down the stretch to hold on to their lead and win a tight ballgame.
Stuart led 11-10 after the first quarter, but the Cyclones ripped off an 8-0 run to assume a lead they wouldn't give up for a long time. With O/C leading 30-20 before the half, Stuart used some defense to go on their own 8-0 run. However, Trevor Mlnarik scooped up the ball and drilled one of his 5 three pointers (a school record we were told) before the half to give O/C a five point lead.
Stuart would eventually tie the game up at 37-all in the 3rd quarter, but every time the Broncos would get close O/C would get back out to an arm's length lead. Stuart was within two points at the two minute mark, but had to turn to fouls in the hope they could gain ground in the final minute. The Cyclones went 5 of 6 from the charity stripe in the final 90 seconds or so to seal the victory.
On a final note, each team excelled in a specific shooting category. O/C hit 6 of their 8 shots from downtown, while Stuart buried 19/21 free throws.
Unofficial Stats
Zach Martin - 7 pts, 4 reb
Andy Kerkman - 18 pts, 10 reb, 6 blk
Spencer Volden - 1 reb
Jagger Smith - 14 pts, 4 reb
Trevor Mlnarik - 20 pts, 6 reb
Travis Kerkman - 2 pts, 1 reb
Brendan Cleveland - 8 pts, 4 reb
Alex Kunz - 5 pts, 4 reb
Mason Dexter - 2 reb
Conner Jarman - 1 reb
Conner Paxton - 17 pts, 6 reb
Tate Schmaderer - 16 pts, 2 reb
Micah Dexter -17 pts, 2 reb
Mitchell Dvorak - 8 pts, 3 reb
St. Mary's Withstands Stuart's 2nd Half Charge To Win NVC Girls Title
St. Mary's made it two in a row and their third NVC title in four years.
The Niobrara Valley Conference Girls Basketball Championship featured two top ranked teams in their classes, D1 St. Mary's and D2 Stuart. And the almost capacity crowd at West Holt High School in Atkinson enjoyed a scrappy battle.
The two teams had a combined 44 turnovers in the low scoring game but a cold spell by Stuart late in the game was the difference. St. Mary's led by 9 points at halftime 47-38 but Stuart came back in the third to outscore the Cardinals 9-6 to cut it to 53-47. And the Bronco's would continue to play well and then see Harlee Fischer bank in a three pointer to cut the St. Mary's lead to 1-point, 35-34 with 5:04 to go in the game. Stuart couldn't keep the momentum though as St. Mary's would score the next 9 points unanswered while Stuart went 4-and-a-minutes without scoring.
St. Mary's ends up with the NVC Championship with a 47-38 win over Stuart.
Unofficial Stats
St. Mary's
Sydney Hupp - 11 pts, 7 reb
Tracy Chvala - 2 pts 1 reb
Taylor Colman - 3 pts, 1 reb
Riley Sibbel - 10 pts, 3 reb
Emily Pongratz - 4 pts,
Addie Wetzel - 11 pts, 10 reb
Bridget Schneider - 6 pts, 1 reb
Harlee Fischer - 7 pts, 3 reb
Hailey Paxton - 6 pts, 6 reb
Jaden Schafer - 7 pts, 3 reb
Courtni Kunz - 6 pts, 3 reb
Brandi Kaup - 2 pts, 1 reb
Monique Schafer - 8 pts, 1 reb
Trisha Fox - 2 pts
Stuart came up short but their were still smiles after the first ever appearance in
the girls' title game.
Warriors Take Early Lead, Hang On Late Against Boyd Co.
The Warrior boys took 3rd in their first NVC consolation game.
The Neligh-Oakdale Warriors claimed the NVC consolation title in just their second year in the conference, downing Boyd County 49-43 in the boys' 3rd place game in Atkinson. This game featured one of the newest members of the conference beating one of the oldest, as Butte, Spencer and Lynch were all members of the original Niobrara Valley Conference.
The Warriors struck early and often, knocking down four of their first six three-pointers to take their first lead about two minutes into the game. It was a lead they would never give up. Neligh-Oakdale led by 13 halfway through the fourth quarter, but Boyd County turned up the intensity, going on a 10-1 run to make it tight, but the rally fizzled out when N-O started knocking down a few clutch free throws. The Warriors didn't shoot a free throw until there was 4:16 left in the game, but hit enough free throws and made enough stops on defense to hold on to the win.
Unofficial Stats
Ben Lingenfelter - 9 pts, 8 reb
Grant White - 15 pts
Tyson Belitz - 4 pts, 3 reb
Zach Chance - 2 pts
Zach Miller - 4 pts
Chris Bentley - 8 pts, 3 reb
Alex Kerkman - 7 pts, 2 reb
Boyd County
Khris Warnke - 4 pts, 8 reb
Mitchell Atkinson - 4 pts, 2 reb
Drew Stahlecker - 9 pts, 4 reb
Wyatt Boettcher - 4 pts, 2 reb
Caleb Rihanek - 22 pts, 4 reb
EPPJ Shoots Their Way Past CWC for NVC Consolation Win
EPPJ downed CWC 55-44 in the girls NVC consolation.
Elgin Public/Pope John continued a week of hot shooting on their way to 3rd place in the NVC on Saturday. The Wolfpack knocked down 6 of 13 shots from downtown to keep up with CWC's inside game, and hit enough free throws down the stretch to hold on to the win.
A wildly entertaining first quarter that saw both teams' offenses in top form gave way to a second quarter in which both teams ran into foul trouble. Both teams were able to hit some free throws, but the impact of a lot of fouls made it's presence known throughout the game as both coaching staffs had to shuffle their lineups.
EPPJ finally got some separation in the third quarter, as they led by nine going into the final eight minutes. CWC, who battled cold shooting most of the night, finally hit some shots to draw close, but with two minutes remaining they were forced to turn to the fouling game. The Wolfpack knocked down 13/17 fourth quarter free throws to preserve the 55-44 victory.
Unofficial Stats
Liz Selting - 5 pts, 3 reb
Jenna Parks - 23 pts, 10 reb
Nicole Beckman - 6 pts, 1 reb
Jordan Mescher - 3 pts, 5 reb
Jill Schindler - 4 reb
Baylee Wemhoff - 19 pts, 3 reb
Jacie Laetsch - 7 pts, 5 reb
Tami Jo Marcellus - 11 pts, 5 reb
Molly Lambert - 2 reb
Meagan Carr - 2 pts, 1 reb
Donna Libolt - 4 pts, 2 reb
Nicole Beed - 1 reb
Marissa Koenig - 8 pts, 8 reb
Dawn Marie Klabenes - 13 pts, 7 reb
O'Neill Alumni Tournament Entries Are Now Open
Sign up now for the annual O'Neill Alumni Tournament, which is coming up March 27-29. Three brackets will be set up, involving Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball and Women's Volleyball. Please enter your team by e-mailing Gary Hostert at
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St. Pat's Fun Run Registration is Now Open!
The Shamrock Fun Run will again be one of the biggest St. Pat's Day events.
The 36th Running of the Shamrock Fun Run will be held on Saturday, March 14th. Participate in a 5 mile run or 2.5 mile run/walk. Come to the Irish Capital of Nebraska and take part in the 36th Annual Shamrock Fun Run! The event will start at St. Patrick's Church and end just north of the Shamrock Downtown.
Awards will be give at the Blarney Stone following the race with a complimentary Irish Stew Buffet to all participants. Overall Female and Male will be awarded in both 2.5 and 5 Mile. Top 3 Male and Female in each group will be awarded medals.
Packet pickup will be at St Mary's High School (300 N 4th Street, O'Neill, NE 68763) Friday from 5:00PM-7:00PM and on race morning. The race will be held come rain, shine or snow! St Patrick's Day is always fun regardless of weather.
Please note there are changes to the registration prices, the earlier you sign up, the more money you'll save:
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Thursday, January 13
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant scored 36 points and Russell Westbrook compiled a triple-double with 32 points, 13 assists and 10 rebounds as Oklahoma City edged Orlando, 125-124.
Nenad Krstic scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, while Jeff Green donated 12 points for Oklahoma City, which won its fourth straight game.
Dwight Howard posted 39 points and 18 rebounds, Jason Richardson recorded 19 points and J.J. Redick added 18 points for Orlando, which has lost two games in a row.
Oklahoma City got off to a fast start, opening a 14-5 edge on a pair of Krstic free throws. Four straight points from Westbrook capped an 8-2 scoring stretch later in the stanza for a 22-10 margin.
However, Orlando finally found its stroke, totaling 17 points in the quarter's final 3:30 and cutting into a 12-point margin. A three-pointer by Gilbert Arenas just before the buzzer cut the deficit to 35-27.
Neither team pulled ahead by a considerable margin in the second quarter.
Oklahoma City held a seven-point lead late in the half before Redick connected from long distance with just over one tick remaining. Durant missed just one shot in the first half, making 8-of-9 from the floor, and scored 21 points to pace the Thunder.
Oklahoma City increased its advantage to as many as 10 points in the third quarter at 80-70 on the last of four straight free throws by Westbrook. The Thunder led 96-86 after three periods.
Trailing 106-96, Orlando came on strong with a 14-5 scoring stretch to pull within one. Howard's hook shot in the lane capped the burst with just under five minutes remaining.
Two Durant free throws with 41.3 seconds left gave the Thunder some breathing room at 121-117, but Jameer Nelson answered on the other end with 32.3 ticks to go. Durant delivered the dagger, a step-back jumper from the left elbow with 8.1 seconds remaining to make it a two-possession game. Richardson's three at the horn capped the scoring.
"We beat one of the best teams in basketball," Thunder head coach Scott Brooks said. "That was an exciting game. Both teams played at a high level offensively."
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Staying near Canal/Bourbon St intersection. Looking to share a pint with a homebrewtalker if I can ditch some clients in the evenings. Getting in town Tuesday, leaving Friday AM.
Ok, I'm here. Where the F is the craft beer in this town?
Screw craft beer - go get some Hurricanes over at Pat O'Brien's and see if anyone want to show you their beads! Just kidding - looks like there are two close by Crescent City Brewhouse and Gordon Biersch Brewery close by.... good luck and enjoy N.O.
Primary: always something... Brewed: Scottish Ale 80 - Ode to Arthur Stout - Benrath Alt - Araucania Huaso Wit - Two Hearted Ale - Dark Star Porter - Yoopers Dead Guy Ale - Cassandra the Dark, Russian Imp. Stout - Yooper's Fat Tire - Scott-A-Tron IPA - Orange Kolsch - I69PA - Rye Opener - Lick Me I am an Irish Stout - Fat Thaddeus the Third Triple - Holy ESB of Antioch*Member of PALE (Plainfield Ale and Lager Enthusiasts)O'Leathlobhair Brewery
No help on finding good beer bars, but I highly recommend Cafe Du Monde for scoring some tasty beignets.
If you haven't tried them, most Abita beers are very good. They should be on tap everywhere. Turbo Dog is one of my fav's.
I usually just break down and drink Old Fashioned's in NOLA. I always hit Molly's at the Market when I'm there, 1107 Decatur Street. They usually have something drinkable on tap.
I'm pretty familiar with Abita's beers because they get them at a place called Old Bay in New Brunswick, NJ. I grabbed some Abita Select which is apparently a RIS. Good stuff.
Avenue Pub on St. Charles in the Garden District has a great beer selection. Check out avenuepub.com to see whats on tap. The dba on Frenchman has a nice selection too.
Avenue stocks NOLA brewing company beers, there are only 2 or three. The Bulldog is one of the main places to get a good variety, 50 taps at the two locations. Look for the Abita Select tap. Its a limited release tap that is only local and has whatever Abita decides to release on it. You can also occupationally find beers from Heiner Brau, Kolsh and a Mirzen. And there is Lazy magnolia from MS that you can find around. Hope this helps. Will


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Little enthusiasm on show for rare Saudi vote
JEDDAH/DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian men voted in only the second nationwide election in the country's history on Thursday, but nearly empty polling booths in the second city, Jeddah, showed few were enthusiastic about voting for municipal councils with little power.
In a year when demands for democracy rocked other major Arab nations, only 1.08 million Saudi men even registered to vote in elections to choose just half the members of municipal councils.
There are 18 million Saudi nationals, but political parties are banned, campaigning is strictly controlled and women will not be allowed to vote until the next poll in four years.
"It doesn't seem as if there is enthusiasm about it this time around," said Khalid al-Dakhil, a newspaper columnist in the capital Riyadh. "Last time people talked about the elections everywhere. In their text messages, in their meetings, in phone conversations and newspapers everywhere. This time you don't have that atmosphere."
In the first Saudi municipal elections in 2005, turnout was around 50 percent and candidates used lavish hospitality to attract voters.
This year, campaigning was limited to adverts in newspapers or posters, none of which referred to the big issues that divide liberal and conservative Saudi citizens.
The councils' limited role includes approving a municipal budget, suggesting planning regulations and overseeing city projects, said an election official.
Even in Jeddah, where deadly flash floods this year prompted accusations the municipality had failed to build proper defences or prevent construction in areas at risk, voting was slow.
At a city-owned building in the well-heeled al-Rawda neighbourhood of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia's Red Sea port, officials had laid out signs marking off two separate lines for voters queueing to reach the air-conditioned polling booths.
By mid-morning, two hours after voting began, constituents were arriving one or two at a time and appeared to be basing their decisions on word-of-mouth endorsements from friends or family.
"I'm voting for somebody my friends told me about," said a middle-aged man who did not want to be named. "He's a professional who loves his job and wants to improve the city."
Moments earlier he had asked the election officers sitting behind wooden desks for their opinion on which candidate he should vote for.
It was no busier in the poorer Hai al-Samir district, where six voters arrived in 20 minutes to cast their ballots at a polling station next to a rubble-strewn plot of land.
The area was badly hit by the January floods and some of those who did vote said they hoped the council would improve matters.
"Our area is considered one of the most troubled and needs a lot of work," said Yahya al-Harbi, a middle-aged man in traditional dress and a short beard. "The candidate promised a lot of new infrastructure and plans to solve the problem of disturbances to the water and electricity supply."
Without political parties or a track record for politicians, voters have found it difficult to distinguish between a plethora of candidates fighting for only a few council seats.
"People are new to this experience," said Dakhil. "Many candidates do not have that long a record on the basis of which you can judge."
Saeed al-Saleh, one of 117 candidates fighting for seven seats on the Jeddah council, was observing voting at a polling station in the low-income Aziziya neighbourhood.
"It looks like there's low turnout and I think the reason is that in the last elections the candidates did not fulfil their promises," he said. "I only received my permit to campaign four days ago, which didn't give me enough time. At the moment it seems the only people voting are voting for their friends or family."
(Reporting By Asma Alsharif; Writing by Angus McDowall; Editing by Tim Pearce)
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A new radar device could warn drivers of road hazards
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Ask any motorist about the worst weather for driving. Heavy rain, snow, or fog are likely to be mentioned. Windshield wipers can help motorists see in the worst downpour, and snow tires make it easier to get around in a blizzard. But until now, there was little one could do when the air turned to pea soup - except pull over and wait. For truckers and other long-distance travelers, taking a break can be difficult.
A new device could change that. Mounted on the dashboard just like a radar detector, the Rashid Radar Collision Warning System is the world's first practical collision avoidance system for trucks and passenger cars.
The device shares some basic technology with the commonplace radar detector, but there is one big difference. It not only receives signals; it transmits a thin microwave beam in front of a vehicle and the reflections from obstacles ahead tells the device's computer whether there is a danger of a collision.
The idea for the warning system came to George E. Rashid Sr., the late founder of Vehicle Radar Safety Systems Inc., when he was driving home one night in 1947 and found himself stuck in a dense fog.
``He had to pull over to wait for a trailer so they could follow its taillights,'' says Mr. Rashid's son, Jack, who now runs the company with two other brothers. ``He turned to my mother and said `if they can have radar in the sky to guide airplanes, they can have it for cars and trucks on the road.'''
It took the senior Rashid five years to perfect his first working model, and because it relied on bulky vacuum tubes, it did not leave much room in the car for passengers.
Today, micro-electronics have cut the warning unit's size to about that of a pack of playing cards. There is also a small antenna mounted under a car or truck's grille, and a small signal-processing unit, also hidden out of the way.
Essentially, the radar warning system is designed to alert a driver when his car is approaching the point where he must apply the brakes to avoid a collision.
According to a car's speed and its distance from an obstacle, Jack Rashid explains, ``the system will give you safe braking distance, not following distance, because you don't want it to go off when you're merging into traffic.''


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Oxford University Press would like to thank all participants for the fantastic entries this year. We were very impressed with the standard of entries received, when we asked students to create a short film exploring the theme �legal ethics: thinking, acting, being�.
The winning films below were those judged to be the most creative, instructive and original entries, which help educate law students and encourage them to positively connect with law.
A big thank you to all the students who got involved, and to the lecturers and law societies who supported the competition in 2014. We hope that you all have lots of ideas in the pipeline for next years� competition!
Stay tuned to this website in early 2015 for details of the 8th Connecting with Law Short Film Competition.
1st Prize Winner
Ethics in social media: advice for the legal hound-dog
Katy Milne
Monash University
This is a film about George, the legal hound-dog, who lazed his way through the online world blissfully unaware of the ethical dilemmas he was creating for himself as a lawyer.
We thought Ethics in social media: Advice for the legal hound dog was a very creative, entertaining and informative approach to the 2014 competition theme. It explores a topical aspect of legal ethics that is especially pertinent to law students, in their studies and beyond to their future careers.
2nd Prize Winner
Lie: A guide to legal ethics
Harrison Jones
Bond University
Lie: A guide to legal ethics goes through some of the important laws and principles learn in a legal ethics subject at university. Fellow law students will see examples of overcharging a client, legal dress code and learn about disclosing plagiarism when applying for admission. The film takes an entertaining, educational approach with case references and many acted out scenarios. By following the three steps in this video, students will clearly be able to see how to be an ethical lawyer.
3rd Prize Winner
The Questionable Ethics of Malcolm Practice
Madeleine Brown
University of Technology, Sydney
A film that follows the downfall of a fictional lawyer as he struggles to navigate ethical dilemmas. This light-hearted narrative educates students on some of the major ethical duties, such as confidentiality and deceptive conduct. It aims to engage and entertain fellow law students by highlighting ways not to deal with ethical dilemmas with a touch of comedy and melodrama.
Congratulations also go to our highly commended entry:
Do�s and Don�ts: Shyla Sivanas and Raad Haque
Monash University
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The Connecting with Law Film Library is home to all of the winning and commended entries from the history of the competition.


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Concern for missing teen mum
A 15 year old Catalina Covaci and her six month old son Ricardo haven't been seen since 19th December at her home in Penrith.
A 15 year old Catalina Covaci and her six month old son Ricardo haven't been seen since 19th December at her home in Penrith.
Police in Cumbria trying to find a missing teenager and her baby son say they want to trace a woman who is believed to be the last person to speak to her.
Catalina Covaci, 15, disappeared with six-month-old Ricardo on December 19.
But CCTV cameras at Manchester Piccadilly Station videoed her speaking to a woman.
Police say they want to speak with the woman, who is the last person known to have spoken to the mum before she vanished.
They spoke at around 1.40pm on the afternoon of December 19, 2012.
The woman is described as wearing a black jacket, a black hat and carrying several bags.
Detective Inspector Furzana Nazir said: "It is incredibly important that we trace this witness to find out what Catalina said, whether she asked for help or whether she indicated where she may be going.
"We are into the fourth week of her disappearance and concerns are mounting. Her family in Penrith are distressed and we need to ensure that we locate them both – quickly.
"Please, if you were travelling through Manchester Piccadilly on Wednesday 19 December 2012, take a look at this image and see if it was you. Were you travelling home for Christmas? Did you see or speak to a young mum pushing a black pushchair through the station around lunchtime?"
Anyone with information about the case to call Cumbria Police on 101 or Crimestoppers 0800 555 111.
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Think back to October 2011. Max Büsser and his friends were already a
fan favorite for his whimsical, gear-head takes on modern horology like the Horological Machine Two and Three, and then of course the downright outlandish Horological Machine Four.
The HM4 was revealed in July of 2010 and I distinctly remember
overhearing a group of seasoned collectors say Max had "lost it" and
that his machines were now bordering on unwearable, and that he had no
vision for the future. Then came the introduction of Legacy Machine No. 1, two awards at the 2012 Grand Prix of Horology, and renewed interest in what Max had up his sleeve. While last year saw the introduction of HM5, today we're back in the LM family with the latest of classically inspired *round* wristwatches from Mr. Büsser. You'll love it, trust me.


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Here are some pics of my rockers that i had sprayed with linex. They went around the wheel well lip, just around the door edges. they were able to get between the cab and bed and i had them follow the line around the rear bumper. Over all i am very happy with the work they did
looks good, nice and clean edges, looks professional.
Wow, they did a great job, I'd be very pleased with it too and it looks great on your white truck! :smileup:
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