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A very comfortable and well equipped detached Villa in Coral Bay with 3 bedrooms (all en-suite bathroom/shower rooms).
The bright and spacious main living area down stairs is open planned with two patio doors leading to the gardens, covered patio and pool area. The kitchen area is fully equipped with everything you may need including, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave. The lounge/dining area has a formal dining table for six and the lounge space has a TV, DVD and stereo.
The living and entertaining area naturally extends outside with a large table and chairs overlooking the private pool.
Downstairs there is a twin bedroom (2 single beds) with an en-suite shower room and patio doors also leads to the garden and pool area. There is also a useful ground floor cloakroom/wc.
The 2 bedrooms on the first floor open out onto a large balcony with beautiful views of the sea and overlook the pool and garden. The first bedroom is a light and airy double room with an en-suite bathroom, the second is a twin room with en-suite shower room.
Outside are beautifully landscaped gardens, peaceful and secluded with a generously sized patio area perfect for relaxing in the sun with a book or sunbathing around the swimming pool. It is also ideal for evening dining with the BBQ.
This lovely villa stands on a large private plot with wall & hedging all around and is considered ideal for families, equally couples or groups and can comfortably sleep 6 adults. Having a downstairs bedroom and shower room also makes it suitable for wheelchair users.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Coral Bay
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Paphos International
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
|Sea view
|Air conditioning, TV
|Kettle, Toaster
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 En suites
|Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Wheelchair users
There is a regular bus service which will take you straight to the Paphos harbour and Paphos 'Old Town' / the Town Centre & markets.
Ideally located in a short cul-de-sac (no through road), this is the perfect location, very quiet, away from any main roads yet within short walking distance from the beautiful Sandy Beaches of Corallia Bay and Coral Bay where you can sunbath, relax and swim in the warm Mediterranean sea, or if you're feeling energetic there are some fantastic opportunities to take part in some of the exciting water sports facilities that are on offer; jet ski, scuba diving, water ski, wind surfing, etc...
The bustling main street of Coral Bay is where you will find a wide selection of shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, banks and supermarkets, etc is within a short level walk.


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The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, or the CMS, recently conducted a study looking at what each hospital charges for inpatient services.
It looked at more than 3,000 U.S. hospitals that receive Medicare payments and found significant variations across the country and within communities with those charges.
Some of those charges vary by the thousands, but luckily we aren't seeing that here in Michiana.
WNDU took a look at three different hospitals Thursday: Lakeland Hospital in Michigan, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center and Memorial.
After looking at the initial costs of two procedures and what hospitals are actually getting paid for performing those procedures, rates at all three locations are very similar.
The first procedure WNDU looked at was pneumonia.
WNDU found that Memorial and St. Joe have very similar average charges or retail charges while Lakeland had lower average charges, but there is a reason for that.
"In general, when there are really intense competitive forces in a community retail prices go up. Now what Medicare pays doesn't," says President and CEO of Lakeland Health Care, Dr. Loren Hamel.
He says Lakeland does not have to worry about those competitive forces, but St. Joe and Memorial do.
However, it's not just competition they need to take into account.
"When you look at hospital charges you look at the services that the hospitals provide, so when you set the charge structure you look at, what are the services. So for example, in our community, memorial is the designated trauma center," says Diane Maas, the Vice President of Managed Care and Business Development for the Beacon Health System.
While the retail charges are different because of varying factors, the reimbursements the hospitals get for the procedure are very similar.
"I think it is good news for the consumers. I think we have done a nice job of keeping prices fairly low," adds Maas.
If you're paying cash or have a high deductible,
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New York was a whirlwind. With only 2 full days there was much to do. Straight off the plane I hooked up with a bunch of people old and new. Max and his entourage whisked us off in blacked out cars to 'The Standard', the latest hot spot hotel with a club called 'Le Bain' which features a massive hot tub in the middle of the club which the wasted inevitably tumble into. From there on to 'Madame Wong's' and from there after, the night was a blur.
I stayed at the Ace Hotel, the ultimate hipster hotel (so fucking sick of hipsters, fixed wheel bicycles, RayBan's and side partings and cliche retro tattoos). Still, the hotel was wonderful and from there, over a couple of days, I managed to squeeze in all the NYC had to offer. NYC is wonderful, the design of it, the details, the public space, the secrets, the architecture and on and on.
I didn't take many photos, have been to NYC so many times and taken so many photos over the last few years. Caught with almost everyone on my list including the wonderful Lee Burridge (an ex-HK resident now a superstar international DJ). We took a posse down to his event on a rooftop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 'all day I dream of'.
Also managed a lunch with Charles who picks up the tab and as usual reminds me I'm on the right trajectory. Just do your thing and do it well.
His magazine Artforum is such a shining example of the genuine, and his team are a family. It's how I hope Future Industries will develop, organically with integrity. It's not the most profitable route but it's the most enriching.
La Esquina, Central Park, Freemans, and on and on. The only disappointment was missing Alexander McQueen at the MET which we'd heard so much about, closed on Monday's (NYC is supposed to be the city that never sleeps but that's bullshit, all the shops close at 5.30 as do the museums and many have a day or two when they're closed. Hong kong, that's a city that doesn't sleep).
I'm not much of a fashion fan but I picked up the book of the McQueen show and was surprised to see similarities with some of the monsters I've produced (not to suggest I am anywhere near that amazing talent!!). Subliminally influenced I suppose, as it is with all work one produces. Made me want to do a runway show, maybe in another life...
Above are works by me and below the late great McQ....
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Contrary to popular beliefs, most children are unappreciative of a parent's hard work until they become parents themselves. Irrespective of what you say, do and so forth, children never fully comprehend just how much goes into parenting. But should parents be upset when their children fail to appreciate all their hard work? The answer is yes and no. It depends on the circumstances. Children are not adults, and with that said, they underestimate exactly what goes into running a household/ family issues and so forth.
Children can be extremely demanding, we can bend over backwards to do everything within our power to make life run smoothly for a child, protect them and provide for them, and still gain nothing more than an occasional grunt in place of a thank you. Yet appreciation only comes with maturity. And we all know that most child think that money grows on trees, the housework is done by little fairies and the meals appear on the table magically. What else can they think? They see us walk up to an automatic teller machine and get money out with little effort, they then follow us to the supermarket to purchase food which we simply swipe a card for. We then head on over to the mall and purchase their clothes. So is there any wonder that children think that we have a never ending supply of money?
Until they actually have some input into the running of a home (household chores etc, budgeting and so forth ) children will be none the wiser. Yes, we all become so frustrated when our children take so much for granted, but who is really at fault in lieu of this? If a child has no part in the running of a household they have much less appreciation for what we do. Therefore they need to be a part of it. Small chores seem like big chores to a child, they will become far more appreciative of the role you play in their lives if chores are handed out occasionally. Washing the dishes, feeding the dog etc, they must learn that these things only get done because someone has made the effort to do so.
Giving a child a small amount of pocket money when possible aids in teaching children just how far money goes, but only when they have earned it. This aids in teaching them exactly how hard parents have to work to provide for them. Talking to the child in a manner such as; "See, you had to take the garbage out and feed the pets to get that $10 a week. Daddy/mommy works six days a week,all day, to earn enough money to feed and clothes us, can you imagine how hard he/she works? Discussions such as this from an early age helps instil appreciation in a child.
But at other times we make our children unappreciative by not teaching them to be thankful. So often we see children with no manners whatsoever, children who are extremely rude and demanding. We give them whatever they wish for on a silver platter and then bemoan the fact that the child/children appear so ungrateful. The parent with a little wisdom will understand that these children have been groomed to expect to be served like royalty. Thus they think it is their God given right to want it all and they then question why they need to say "thank you." They think this is what parents are for. To wait on us hand and foot.
On other occasions children are totally unaware that they are upsetting us. They are too absorbed in enjoying their childhood to worry about anything else. And this is not ignorance, it is simply childhood bliss. It does seem as if we are banging our heads against the wall for a simple "thank you" at times, but a wise parent sees a child's wide smile as a "thank you." When your child cuddles you tight and whispers in your ear " I Love you mommy!" Isn't that ample evidence that they appreciate you? The child who says " My daddy can play basketball better than your daddy!" may not say thank you too often, but he/she is certainly showing their appreciation in their own sweet way.
Back in 1973 I was witness to a very sad situation. I frequently took my two young sons to the local park in a small country town. There we met Sophie the mother of twin three year old girls Anna and Lexie. One spring day little Lexie repeatedly got a spanking for picking the beautiful flowers in the Botanical gardens. She'd pick an armful of flowers then run up to her mother, laugh, dump them in her lap and run off on her chubby little legs to get some more. Sophie was furious, consistently chasing and spanking the little girl's bottom. What she failed to see, was that the flowers were a gift of love. Instead of spanking little Lexie, a hug and thank you should have been given..
A talk about the rules in the park could have followed. Thus showing the child that her love was appreciated at the same time, teaching her that picking flowers in these gardens was not permitted. The time the mother spent smacking the poor child's bottom, could have been better used to take her by the hand saying "You can't pick the flowers sweetheart, take me to them and we will look at them together." Unfortunately for Sophie, the child seldom displayed her affection after this day. Sophie is sixty years of age now, a fellow church member who and often bemoans the fact that Lexie is the less affectionate child of the two. But is there any wonder? She had been coached to restrain her emotions.
Children come in all shapes and sizes, with a plethora of personality traits. Some children are naturally grateful for all we do, while others are so offhand to our efforts that we often feel that we are unappreciated. We as parents have the right to be disappointed at times, but whining often has the reverse affect. If our children do not say thank you or show appreciation when expected, limit the treats etc until they do. And remember that children are little mimics, if we show no appreciation for what they and others do for us, we will not get any shows of appreciation ourselves. We as parents must set the examples.


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Somewhere tonight, there's somebody cryin'
And feelin' completely alone
Somewhere tonight, there's somebody tryin'
To find a way back home
Mmm-mm I don't know why
Mmm-mm but sometimes angels can't fly
How many times have you judged a stranger
Shakin' your head in shame
And wondered how could they fall so far
Well maybe they're not to blame
Mmm-mm I don't know why
Mmm-mm but sometimes angels can't fly
They've got their wings and they've got their will
There's blue sky all around
But sometimes it seems that we're destined to be
Forever on the ground
I don't know why, no
Look at us runnin' around in circles
Chasin' our peace of mind
Searchin' in vain for our wayward halos
That some of us never find
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Keith urban is argubally the best singer/songwriter/guitar player around today, and this song just furthers that idea. this song really shows Keith's ability to just dig deep and touch our souls. it says that some people that are good may not look like it, that maybe the cant help themselves for what they do, their intentions may be good but they do wrong, "I dont know why, but sometimes angels cant fly." beautifu words from you Keith, come to St. Louis as fast as you can we'll be waiting!
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There ain't nothing about Keith that I don't love.He is absolutely "Aussome" and just so happens to be the most beautiful human being {other then my own children} that I've ever laid my eyes on.Keep On Rockin Me Baby!!!! *P.S.Don't stop touring just yet Keith I need to see you a few more times....*
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I absolutely love this song. I don't think it would be as compelling if someone else sang it. Keith has the loneliness in his voice and depth of spirit this song commands. Very appropriate for what is going on in the world today.
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Touch and KissTouch and kiss meTouch and Kiss in Free Verse More Like This
Make me fall
Back in love
Touch and kiss me
If you dare
Touch and feel me
If you care
Don't let my heart bleed
Touch and kiss me
I know you're real
Touch and kiss me
To see if I can feel
Make things better
Touch and kill me
To feel forever
Touch and freeze me
Touch and kiss me
Let go my soul
Don't try to take it
I won't let go
But touch and feel me
If you still want
Touch and kiss me
Bite my lips to blood
Touch and feel me
I don't need to know
if you touch me
I need to be kissed
If you feel me
I need to be killed
SadnessYou said you don't like any of my poemsSadness in Free Verse More Like This
You don't like it cause they're sad
at least you said the truth
But what can I do about that?
If you think I can change myself you're wrong
People don't change
Believe it or not, they don't
I tried to write something good from all my heart
I've tried so hard
but nothing can help me
sadness is all i can feel
don't know if it's bad
certainly not good
but what i can do?
kill myself?
it's easy to say...
probably not that easy to do
everyday people passing me by
hiding inside what they want to hide
i feel like I'm not moving
just watch them all walk
what are they doing?
trying to stop world clock
you're saying I was born to be sad
i guess you're right
but I'll tell you what
we all were born to be dead
and nothing is simple
or just too simple to understand
why we can't just live it?
holding each other hands
cause we have to fake it
that's what make us friends
still don't like my stuff?
well i don't care
it's all I've got
at least
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Now what should I write about?
I'm sick of it
Too boring to read
I'm done with it
I lie on the floor and start to sing
Something so sad and something so sweet
No need to write it down
It's everything
But nothing about
Melody is quite simple
As it comes from the heart
You might think I'm tearful
But no, I am not
Too many reasons why I'm here
Too many questions unrelieved
So many people should just leave
Away, get vanished, disappear
I'm still holding pencil in my hand
Not writing, not trying to understand
But I'm singing to feel something new
Something weird, something so good
I'm not a writer and I don't know how to write
though all my life is one big poem, one big fight
But I'm still singing
This melody in me
And it sounds so perfectly
Forgive me please
Forgive me for this
But I'm not a writer
Just one big dreamer...
ConfusedI had a beautiful dayConfused in Free Verse More Like This
But then I saw her
And I felt my pain
Felt like I'm falling on the floor
I've seen her eyes
Sad, beautiful eyes
No smile
Just those eyes
Looking somewhere behind
But not on me
They don't see
Cold face without any expressions
Body wrapped in dark clothes
Moving fast without any intensions
Though I feel like it's getting slow
Why do I get so emotional?
Why I want to scream?
She's moving away and I'm standing still
Can't speak
I want to stop her
She needs to be happy
I opened my eyes
She's gone
I turned back to see her walking down the street
Did I just see how my happiness walks by me?
What did I see?
It was a dream
That's what I've seen
Dream in the reality
No way out from this confusion
No way in to this illusion
It's just me seeing you so close
And even more
I'm confused and lost
Feel me heavenFeel me heavenFeel me heaven in Free Verse More Like This
And let me go
Take me higher
And let me fall
Touch and kiss me
Leave the sign
And let it see
Don't say good bye
Feel me heaven
Set me free
Take me deeper
To the sea
Let me drown
Then rescue me
Let me fly
And let me die
Feel me heaven
Feel tonight
Will I see it?
Will I feel this?
Help me make it
Get me through this
Feel me heaven
Lost and cold
Take me heaven
I'm already stoned
I share a moment
Here with you
So clear, I love it
You got me loose
So feel me heaven
For the one last time
Take me forever
Without saying good bye
Only OneI'm gonna sit right here with youOnly One in Free Verse More Like This
Hold your hand in mine
It feels so good, it feels so right
And I'm ready
For whatever you will start
They don't understand
And never will
But I feel fine
This feeling is real
I cherish every moment spent with you
Don't care if they're saying it's not true
Love those days when we're alone at home
No one else, only two loving souls
We're sitting on the couch not talking at all
It's perfect. That's what I love
Nothing can separate us, nothing at all
And it's our life, that's what I adore
Jealous people are saying this is not right
But they know nothing about our nights
Those nights filled with love and warm
When we are so deeply lost in each other's love
Honey I just want to make you happy
Make this pure feelings unstopping
That's how I say I love you
And I love the way you're saying this too
You're smiling, I'm smiling with you
You're crying, I'm taking those tears out of you
You showed to me how love truly can be
Your soul made my soul feel so undeniabl
Tattoo on my heartPeople love to put tattoo on their skinTattoo on my heart in Free Verse More Like This
Pictures and names or something else
But me, I never decided to put tattoo
You did, you put tattoo on my heart
Your name is inside of me
Maybe someday I will forget
But tattoo will stay there
Those burned letters on my heart
I guess you don't know how much you mean to me
And I guess I don't know what I exactly feel
Tattoo starts on O
That's how your name begins
And that's how I feel
And everytime someone touches my heart
I can feel your presence,
Memories, pain, desires and dreams
All that comes up
With your tattoo
My first and only love
You broke and took away my heart
Even not knowing about that
I have no eyesBroken wingsI have no eyes in Free Verse More Like This
I have no eyes
Something inside
Wants to cry
So desperately
I'm craving for the light
But not chance to see it
I have no eyes
Deepest desire
Cutting my heart
It's a wrong feeling
It has no start
My hands are bleeding
But I don't know why
It hurts so much
Living without eyes
My whole life
I'm living in the dark
No chance to see saving light
I wanted to be strong
I wanted to fight
But I was dead wrong
My life is the night
For me
it's real
It's not a lie
I have no eyes
IdiotIdiotIdiot in Songs & Lyrics More Like This
I've lost myself because of you
I've killed myself because of you
I've done bad thing because of you
And now you're gone and it's all because of you
You don't have any soul
You don't have any heart
Inside of you is a complete dark
I could lost myself looking in to your eyes
You could do anything to me,
I didn't see your empty and stupid lies
I've lost my friends I knew I did
It was the hardest thing to do
But I guess I realize we need to split
Idiot that's my second name
I believed to you and you used me
You put me in your fucking game
How much I suffered but I never leave
You hurt me like you always did
You never cared how much I feel
You don't remember my tears
I guess I'm able to stop this shit
Cause you don't remember anything
I let you hurt me and I took that pain
And I know I was an idiot
But I never will go through this again
Dream till realityI had a dream last night about my deathDream till reality in Free Verse More Like This
I died and return to see how it will be
To see my life from start to the end
It was weird I saw myself
I saw everything, each detail I didn't see before
Those people I used to ignore
So many things I didn't realized
Like I was living in the dark
And only now I've come back to real life
Saw myself from another side
Like it wasn't me at all
Without shades and without lies
I came closer and suddenly opened my eyes
Shocked and scared but I was alive
I had a dream of life without disguise


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Six Eagles Named to C1-7 All-District Teams
Six football players from O'Neill High School were picked by the coaches for All-District honors. Senior David Fox and sophomores Jason Hahlbeck and Jake Young earned first-team defensive accolades, and senior Levi Ethington was an honorable mention pick on defense. Two seniors, Jacob Emme and Kedron Koehler, were given offensive honorable mention notice. Below are the full teams from the C1-7 District.
2014 C1-7 All-District Offense
Position Name School Ht/Wt Grade
OL Cade Svoboda - Ord 6'1"/185 Jr.
OL Dylan Folkers - Gothenburg 6'2"/240 Sr.
OL Tyler Baker - Gothenburg 6'1"/230 Sr.
OL Mitch Fischer - Cozad 6'1"/250 Sr.
OL Gunnar Hitchcock - Valentine 6'1"/260 Sr.
OL Tyler Yarrington - Broken Bow 6'/200 Sr.
TE Jason Finnegan - Cozad 6'4"/200 Sr.
TE Austin Reynolds - Broken Bow 6'2"/195 Sr.
RB Tony Smith - Ord 5'9"/170 Sr.
RB Zach Wolf - Gothenburg 6'2"/190 Sr.
RB Colin Wetovick - Cozad 5'10"/180 Sr.
QB Conor Young - Cozad 6'3"/180 Sr.
WR Colton Zulkoski - Ord 6'4"/185 Jr.
WR Jacob Clark - Gothenburg 6'/170 Sr.
RB Jacob Hand - Valentine 5'9"/170 Sr.
2014 C1-7 All-District Defense
Position Name School Ht/Wt Grade
DT John Radil - Ord 6'3"/215 Sr.
DE Tanner Borchardt - Gothenburg 6'8"/270 Sr.
DT Dallas Maack - Cozad 5'9"/225 Sr.
DT Jason Hahlbeck - O'Neill 6'3"/195 So.
DT Noah Garey - Broken Bow 6'3"/240 Sr.
LB David Fox - O'Neill 5'9"/195 Sr.
LB Braxton Coleman - Valentine 5'9"/170 Sr.
LB Chase Dugan - Cozad 6'2"/160 Sr.
LB Austin Turek - Cozad 6'/190 Sr.
DE Jordan Henry - Cozad 6'1"/200 Jr.
DB Brady Volf - Ord 5'9"/160 Jr.
DB Dawson Graham - Gothenburg 5'10"/165 So.
DB Jake Young - O'Neill 5'11/165 So.
DB Austin French - Broken Bow 5'9"/160 Sr.
2014 C1-7 All-District Honorable Mention
Position Name School Ht/Wt Grade
QB Brady Rogers - Ord 6'/175 Jr.
DB Jesse Ritterbush - Ord 5'7"/150 Sr.
DB Jake Peterson - Gothenburg 6'/160 Sr.
OL Herschel Foster - Gothenburg 6'4"/250 Jr.
DT Caden Billings - Valentine 5'11"/230 Jr.
DE Colby Lamb - Valentine 6'/185 Sr.
LB Levi Ethington - O'Neill 5'8"/165 Sr.
WR Jacob Emme - O'Neill 6'/160 Sr.
WR Kedron Koehler - O'Neill 5'9"/150 Sr.
DB Brian Messersmith - Cozad 5'9"/150 Sr.
WR Travis Kleeb Broken - Bow 5'7"/150 Jr.
LB Jacob Anderson - Broken Bow 5'10"/170 Sr.
QB Josey Evans - Broken Bow 5'8"/150 Jr.
Lewis & Clark All-Conference Volleyball Teams Selected
The Lewis & Clark Conference coaches have put together their 2014 All-Conference Volleyball Teams. The 17 team league is split up into three divisions based on geography. Since all of the schools we cover are in the West Division, that is the only one that is below, but you can look at the entire conference by
clicking here to open the document
. The Lewis & Clark Conference selects a 12-person first team and an honorable mention list. Below are the selections from the West Division:
2014-2015 Lewis and Clark All-Conference
West Division
Rebecca Eggerling - Sr. Creighton
Haley Schnoor - Sr. Randolph
Katelyn Backhaus - Jr. Randolph
Natalie Nielsen - Sr. Creighton
Elle Bermel - Jr. Randolph
Nicole White - Sr. Plainview
Amanda Goeden - Sr. Bloomfield
Tessa Vogt - Jr. Creighton
Tori Claussen - Sr. Wausa
Tessa Steinkraus - Jr. Plainview
Sam Johnson - Sr. Osmond
Brittany Waldow - Jr. Plainview
West Division Honorable Mention
Brittany Kerbel - Sr. Bloomfield
Hailey Johnson - So. Osmond
Megan Fink - Jr. Randolph
Kristin Thompsen - Jr. Bloomfield
Allie Thies - Jr. Randolph
Jessica Gragert - Sr. Creighton
Erica Slagle - Jr. Osmond
Tara Munter - Jr. Wausa
Sydney Walton - Fr. Creighton
Renna Hennings - So. Wausa
Sibbel and Hedlund Receive GPAC Honors
Two O'Neill football players received Honorable Mention accolades from the Great Plains Athletic Conference last weekend. The league's coaches voted for their All-Conference teams on Sunday, bestowing First Team, Second Team, and Honorable Mention awards for offense, defense and special teams. The GPAC is an 11 team conference located mostly in Nebraska, with several schools in South Dakota and Iowa.
Michael Hedlund and Tait Sibbel were both named to the Honorable Mention for their defensive play for Concordia University in Seward. They were two of ten Bulldog players to be named to the Honorable Mention list, with seven other Concordia players getting onto the 1
or 2
teams. Concordia finished with a 5-6 record overall, smack dab in the middle of the GPAC with a league record of 4-5.
Sibbel was once again one of the leaders on the Concordia defense, finishing fifth on the defense with 60 tackles, 42 of which were solo. Tait also had three interceptions on the year, adding a 41 yard scoop-and-score fumble recovery. In three years as a Bulldog safety, Sibbel has tallied 121 tackles and eight INTs. The junior has been recognized by GPAC coaches every year, with this being his second GPAC Honorable Mention award after a Second-Team All-GPAC designation last year. He is the son of Jim and Carol Sibbel.
Hedlund made his defensive debut for the Bulldogs this year after not seeing much time on offense last year. It's safe to say that the coaches made a good decision, as Michael was named to the Honorable Mention list as a linebacker, although he started the year at safety and played a lot at both positions. The former OHS Eagle rung up 49 tackles (eighth best on the team) and three tackles-for-loss this year. Even better, he was credited for five interceptions and six passes defensed. This is the sophomore's first conference honor. Michael is the son of Mike and Carol Hedlund.
Top State Recruit Thiele To Golf For Huskers
Kevin and Lisa Thiele watch their daughter sign with the Huskers.
Photo Courtesy of NU Media Relations.
Haley Thiele of Wahoo signed her Letter-Of-Intent to golf at the University of Nebraska last week. The senior at Bishop Neumann competes in boys golf during the spring as well as amateur tournaments in the state. She has area ties, with her father Kevin and mother Lisa coming from the Clearwater/Elgin area. Here is the full news release from UNL:
Lincoln - Coach Robin Krapfl added the state's top player and one of the nation's top junior golfers with the signing of Haley Thiele to a National Letter of Intent to compete for the Nebraska women's golf team in 2015-16.
The two-time Nebraska Girls Amateur of the Year in 2013 and 2014, Thiele has won back-to-back Girls State Match Play titles and added the 2013 Girls Stroke Play crown. She also won the 2013 Nebraska Junior PGA Championship.
She proved herself on the national level by producing a pair of top-12 finishes at the Trusted Choice Big "I" National Championship the past two summers. She finished fourth in 2014, after taking 12th at the Big "I" in 2013.
In addition to possessing above average length and excellent touch around the greens, Thiele is a smart player and a competitor. In other words, Thiele has all the skills necessary to be an outstanding golfer, according to Krapfl.
"I've followed Haley's progress for a lot of years, and I knew very early she had what it took to be a high level Division I player," Krapfl said. The hardest part was waiting so long before she could join our team. Haley is everything we look for in a student-athlete. She's a great student with outstanding golf skills. She's also a team player with an incredible work ethic, and she has a passion for the game. I think she has the potential to be the best we've ever had play for the Huskers."
After a dominant 2013 junior golf season, Thiele tied for 11th at the 2014 Nebraska Class C Boys Golf Tournament with a two-round total of 153 (80-73). Bishop Neumann does not sponsor or girls golf team.
Her performance at the 2014 state tournament followed a tie for 13th at the Class C boys meet as a sophomore with a 36-hole total of 161 (80-81). She finished 35th at the 2012 boys state tournament as a freshman with a two-round total of 168 (86-82).
In the summer of 2014, Thiele qualified for the U.S. Girls Junior Amateur Championship by winning a sectional qualifying tournament at the Elks Country Club in Columbus with a one-under-par 71. She went to compete at the U.S. Junior Amateur in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Thiele also competed at the U.S. Junior PGA Championship in 2013 (Washington, D.C.) and 2014 (Bryan, Texas).
Thiele defended her state junior match play title in 2014 with a win over her sister, Hannah, in the final. Haley finished second to Hannah in the 2014 state stroke play event, despite shooting a two-round score of 149.
Thiele, who is a three-time member of Nebraska's Four-State Team, said she chose Nebraska for the complete student-athlete experience.
"I chose Nebraska because it just seemed like the right fit for me. The coaches are great and the academics, facilities and the athletic tradition are second to none," Thiele said. "It is an honor to have the opportunity to represent my home state."
Thiele is a three-sport high school standout at Wahoo Neumann, competing in golf, basketball and volleyball. She drew recruiting interest in all three sports. She has been the best golfer in the state the past two years despite splitting her time between sports.
In basketball, Thiele was second-team All-Nebraska pick by the Omaha World-Herald and a third-team Super-State selection by the Lincoln Journal Star in 2014. The first-team Class C-1 all-stater averaged 20.5 points per game as a 5-8 shooting guard for the Cavaliers. She also played summer club basketball for the Husker Elite and coaches Doug Goltz and her father, Kevin Thiele.
As a volleyball player for the Cavaliers, Thiele is a starting outside hitter. As a junior in 2013, Thiele produced 142 kills and 335 digs.
Haley is the daughter of Kevin and Lisa Thiele and has four younger sisters, Hannah, Lindsey, Lauren and Brooke.
Niobrara Valley Coaches Select All-Conference Players
Mackenzie Wecker
St. Mary's
Courtni Kunz
Bridget Schneider
St. Mary's
Krissy Krotter
St. Mary's
Katie Koenig
Jenna Parks
Monique Schafer
Sydney Hupp
St. Mary's
Brittany Hanzlik
Liz Selting
Jacie Laetsch
Mallory Cooper
Harlee Fischer
Riley Sibbel
St. Mary's
Baylee Wemhoff
Marissa Koenig
Lydia Fry
Briana Stelling
Emily Pongratz
St. Mary's
Kassidy Jelinek
West Holt
Jaden Schafer
Hailey Paxton
Kara Bruns
North Central
Drew Purviance
Boyd County
Amber Bendig
Boyd County
Madison Rossmeier
Boyd County
Katie Funk
Kinzly Macke
Dawn Klabenes
Tami Jo Marcellus
Alyssa Rood
Elkhorn Valley
Logan Jensen
Elkhorn Valley
Taylor Schumacher
Jordan Mescher
Terri Seier
Chase Vleck
Kinsley Klabenes
Reagan Larsen
Brittany Eisenhauer
Rachel Stewart
North Central
Jentrie Maurer
North Central
Tracy Chvala
St. Mary's
Trisha Fox
Sierra Hansen
West Holt
Jessie Mohnsen
West Holt
Bailey Kraus
West Holt
St. Mary's Cardinals Win Consecutive D1 Championships
The Cardinals wrapped up an undefeated year and back-to-back championships
The St. Mary's Cardinals completed their title defense on Saturday with a sweep of Ansley-Litchfield in the D1 Championship.
The Cardinals completed not only a sweep of the championship game, but a sweep of the tournament, winning all three games in the minimum amount of sets. It was an impressive weekend for St. Mary's, who beat the Spartans in the same manner as in their district title game.
With their win Saturday, St. Mary's joins a list of back-to-back D1 Champions in the last thirty years. D1 has seen several dynasties rise and fall, with Shickley (87/88 followed by 4 straight in D2), Callaway (91/92), Chappell (95-96), Republican Valley (01/02), Humphrey St. Francis (04/05), Exeter-Milligan (09/10) and now the Cardinals capturing wins in the class since D1 became a classification in 1983.
Box Score
St. Mary's 25 25 25
Ansley-Litchfield 16 22 15
St. Mary's
Mackenzie Wecker - 21 digs, 1 ace
Sydney Hupp - 13 kills, 5 blocks, 2 digs
Riley Sibbel - 9 kills, 14 digs, 3 blocks, 1 ace
Krissy Krotter - 11 kills, 20 digs
Tracy Chvala - 5 kills, 8 digs, 1 ace
Bridget Schneider - 42 assists, 8 digs, 2 blocks
Emily Pongratz - 7 kills, 2 blocks, 4 digs
51 team digs
Courtney Bailey - 1 kill
Kayla Reynolds - 2 kills, 2 aces, 10 assists
Hanna Lane - 2 kills, 1 block, 7 assists
Shawna Paitz - 5 kills
Kendra Henry - 1 kill
Lindsy Siegel - 8 kills, 1 block
Stuart Broncos Place 2nd In Another Exciting State Tournament
Stuart finished another great year with a record of 29-6 and a 2nd place finish
The Stuart Broncos turned what looked to be a blowout into a scintillating match to start the day, but eventually fell to the Giltner Hornets for a second straight year.
Giltner used their two six-footers to mow down Stuart in sets one and two, but there is no quit in a Broncos team that played five sets on Friday. Stuart adjusted and started pounding back at the Hornets, winning two close sets to push it to the fifth. After both teams started point-for-point, midway through the fifth Giltner picked up a two point lead that they would never relinquish on the way to a five point win.
As far as State Tournament history goes, Giltner went back-to-back in D2 for the first time since Hampton did it in 2000-2001. The Hornets actually had a two-fer in '93-'94, making this a 20
anniversary win. Giltner moves into a tie with Shickley for 6
in all-time State Championships.
Box Score
Stuart 16 17 25 25 10
Giltner 25 25 23 21 15
Harlee Fischer - 10 kills, 16 digs, 2 aces, 1 block, 2 assists
Hailey Paxton - 12 kills, 4 digs, 1 block
Brittany Hanzlik - 16 digs, 2 ace serves
Monique Schafer - 11 kills, 21 digs
Jaden Schafer - 37 assists, 15 digs
Trisha Fox - 16 digs, 2 assists, 1 kill
Courtni Kunz - 14 kills, 2 blocks, 2 digs
Taylor Rhoades - 9 digs
Madison Omel - 15 digs, 2 aces
Shelby Hinrichs - 5 digs, 3 blocks, 1 ace
Chainey Tompkin - 16 kills, 8 blocks, 4 aces
Bailey Craig - 19 kills, 2 blocks
Jaclyn Happold - 40 assists, 6 digs, 3 aces, 2 blocks, 2 kills
Kelbie Lyon - 9 kills, 9 digs, 2 blocks, 1 ace
Audra Joyce - 1 kill, 1 block
St. Mary's Will Defend Their Championship In a District Rematch
St. Mary's continued their dominating D1 run with another short game on Friday morning, knocking off Diller-Odell in just under an hour.
The Cardinals cruised to wins of 25-16, 25-15, and 25-6 over the Griffins, continuing a year in which they have only lost seven sets. The last time the KBRX area had a team do that was when Ewing lost only four sets in the season up until the championship game, when they fell prey to Paxton in five to end their undefeated run.
The Cardinals did not have a ton of opportunities to hit, tallying 38 kills to Diller-Odell's 16. There just weren't a lot of stats in this match due to the short game.
St. Mary's makes it back to the D1 Championship game to try to defend their title, and it will be against their district opponent. Ansley-Litchfield proved to be the best on their side of the bracket, beating Axtell 25-14, 25-13, 29-27. The Spartans scored three straight points to win at the end of the match and put it away in three. The game will be at 11 am at the Bob Devaney Sports Center on Saturday.
St. Mary's Statistics
Mackenzie Wecker 1 2 16
Sydney Hupp 10 1
Riley Sibbel 8 1 1 10
Krissy Krotter 9 7
Tracy Chvala 5 1 2 5 2
Bridget Schneider 1 8 35
Emily Pongratz 5 1 1
Class D2 Championship Features A Rematch
Stuart advanced to the State Championships with arguably the best match of the tournament to that point, defeating Lawrence-Nelson in five thrilling sets.
Great semifinal matchups have suddenly become the norm for the Broncos, as they downed Bertrand in five close sets in last year's semifinal. This year was even closer, with each set decided by only four points or less. The Broncos won their first game in which they lost the opening set this year, and in fact it was the first win this season that was not a sweep.
After dropping the first set in which the Raiders came out strong, Stuart came out with back-to-back victories in which they held off Lawrence-Nelson rallies. The Raiders took control of set four through most of the set to force the decisive 5
. When the Broncos took a 9-3 lead to seemingly be in the driver's seat, Lawrence-Nelson ripped off a seven point run to take a 10-9 lead. Stuart got off the ropes to go up 14-12, but a missed serve gave Lawrence-Nelson one last chance. The Broncos gave the crowd a break on the very next play by ending the dramatics at 15-13.
The Broncos' attack had to work extra hard because of very good defense by Lawrence-Nelson, and they came through. Four girls finished with double-digit kills, finishing with an astounding 68 successful attacks to L-N's 46. Five girls finished with over 15 digs as well.
The ironic thing is that although the first game of D2 ended in a sweep, it was some very good volleyball as well. Giltner took a very close first set away from Exeter-Milligan to start the morning in the other D2 semifinal. When the Timberwolves opened up a 15-4 lead, Giltner put on an astonishing rally to come back and outscore E-M 21-6 the rest of the way. Set three was bedlam, with the Hornets escaping with a 25-23 lead over a very good Exeter-Milligan.
That sets up a Giltner/Stuart rematch for this year's D2 final. While Giltner lost some very good players to graduation, they picked up two transfers to reinforce the remaining roster. Stuart only lost one player off last year's starting roster. In a game that Giltner won in three sets last year, Stuart will be looking for some revenge at the Bob Devaney Sports Center Saturday morning at 9 AM. That game will be on 102.9 FM and kbrx.com.
Box Score
Stuart 21 25 25 22 15
Lawrence-Nelson 25 22 21 25 13
Stuart Statistics
Harlee Fischer - 18 kills, 31 digs, 6 ace serves, 1 block, 1 assist
Hailey Paxton - 11 kills, 4 blocks, 6 digs, 2 ace serves
Brittany Hanzlik - 18 digs, 1 ace serve, 1 assist
Monique Schafer - 18 kills, 25 digs, 2 blocks
Taylor Malone - 6 digs
Jaden Schafer - 52 set assists, 23 digs, 2 kills, 1 block
Trisha Fox - 15 digs, 5 set assists, 1 block
Courtni Kunz - 19 kills, 3 blocks, 4 digs
Stuart Takes The First Step At State With a First Round Win
The Stuart Broncos combined a hot start and some grit to advance to Friday's semifinals at the State Volleyball Tournament.
In the first set against Mullen, Stuart put up a seven point run after leading 9-6 early to erase any doubt about that outcome. Set two was more of the same, highlighted by four straight ace serves by Harlee Fischer. In set three, the maroon-clad variety of Broncos had to get past an injury to hold on the sweep. When Monique Schafer was forced out of the rest of the game with an injury, Alison Stracke came in to help Stuart hold on, and the rest of the team rallied together for the 25-18, 25-18, 25-22 win.
With that Stuart advanced to the semifinal, where they will face Lawrence-Nelson. The 23-7 Raiders knocked off Bertrand in four sets (25-17, 25-14, 15-25, 25-19) to prevent a Bronco/Viking rematch in the semifinals. That game will be on the Pinnacle Bank Arena North Court at 11 am on Friday, and will be aired on 102.9 FM and kbrx.com.
Stuart Statistics
Harlee Fischer - 13 kills, 10 digs, 4 ace serves
Hailey Paxton - 7 kills, 5 blocks, 2 digs, 1 ace serve, 1 assist
Brittany Hanzlik - 11 digs, 3 ace serves, 1 kill
Monique Schafer - 8 kills, 11 digs, 2 ace serves, 1 block
Taylor Malone - 2 digs
Alison Stracke - 1 kill, 4 digs, 1 assist
Jaden Schafer - 29 assists, 12 digs, 1 block
Trisha Fox - 12 digs, 3 assists
Courtni Kunz - 7 kills, 2 blocks, 2 digs
St. Mary's Advances To Semi-Finals With A 3 Set Win Thursday
The St. Mary's Cardinals started their run for back to back championships in the D1 State Volleyball Tournament with a 3-set win over Humphrey St. Francis 25-13, 25-13, 25-15 at Lincoln Northeast.
The Cardinals did what they have been doing all year with a balanced attack and great defense. Libero Mackenzie Wecker recorded 21 digs in the match and the team did a great job getting the ball to setter Bridget Schneider who had 37 assists. Juniors Sydney Hupp and Riley Sibbel led the hitting for the Cardinals. Hupp had 15 kills and 8 blocks and Riley Sibbel had 11 kills.
The Cardinals improve to 32-0 and will meet Diller-Odell in the Semifinals Friday at 11 am at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The match can be heard on 1350 AM KBRX and also on the AM Internet Feed at KBRX.com.
St. Mary's Statistics
St. Mary's 25 25 25
Humphrey St. Francis 13 13 15
Ace Serves
Set Assists
Mackenzie Wecker 21
Sydney Hupp 17 8
Krissy Krotter 7 1 7
Tracy Chvala 5 1 1 2 2
Bridget Schneider 1 1 2 10 37
Emily Pongratz 2 2 2 4
St. Mary's Wins District Crown, Stuart Makes it Two at State
The KBRX area finished with two teams in Class D1/D2 qualifying for State after the District Finals on Thursday.
The St. Mary's Cardinals came out on fire against the Spartans of Ansley-Litchfield, and when they were done they handed the first loss of the season to a team that had only lost one set this year. Ansley-Litchfield was a perfect 31-0 this year, incidentally losing that one set to Ewing earlier this year. The Cardinals continued the mojo our area had built up in Burwell, winning in a 25-16, 25-14, 25-14 sweep.
Stuart came out strong in set one, but Wynot fired back for a second set win and rode that momentum for the entire night. The Lady Blue Devils needed to win to make State, and they avenged a four set loss to the Broncos in last years' district final with one of their own by a score of 18-25, 25-17, 25-23, 25-16. Even though the Broncos lost, they not only grab a wild card but remain the #1 seed in Class D2 by virtue of their performance throughout the season.
Other winners in D1 were Axtell, Emerson-Hubbard, Diller-Odell, Brady and Humphrey St. Francis. The wild card teams are Ansley-Litchfield and Cedar Bluffs. In D2, Stuart and Giltner are the top two seeds and both go in as wild card teams, followed by district winners Exeter-Milligan, Bertrand, Lawrence-Nelson, Crawford, Mullen and Wynot. The results are on the
Pinnacle Bank Scoreboard.
Here are the matchups for D1/D2 in Lincoln.:
State Volleyball Bracket
D1 Bracket
@ Lincoln Northeast
1:30 - #7 Brady (21-8) vs. #2 Ansley-Litchfield (31-1)
3:30 - #3 Axtell (28-3) vs. #6 Cedar Bluffs (26-3)
5:30 - #1 St. Mary's (31-0) vs. #8 Humphrey St. Francis (16-11)
7:30 - #4 Emerson-Hubbard (28-4) vs. #5 Diller-Odell (27-6)
D2 Bracket
@ Lincoln Southeast
1:30 - #7 Crawford (22-5) vs. #2 Giltner (24-4)
3:30 - #3 Exeter-Milligan (24-7) vs. #6 Wynot (21-9)
5:30 - #1 Stuart (27-5) vs. #8 Mullen (19-10)
7:30 - #4 Bertrand (26-4) vs. #5 Lawrence-Nelson (22-7)
As you can see, both St. Mary's and Stuart are the #1 seeds, and that means they will be playing at the same time (5:30 pm). In fact, every single class has the same schedule. The St. Mary's game will be on 1350 AM and Stuart will be broadcasted on 102.9 FM so that we can get both games on air. If both teams win, they will play on a split court at Pinnacle Bank Arena at the same time on Friday.
Good luck to the Cardinals and Broncos in Lincoln from the KBRX Sports crew!
St. Mary's Makes It a Three-Peat in the NVC
The Cards become three-peat Niobrara Valley Conference champions in 2014
St. Mary's seems to have Stuart's number this year. For the second straight game in the NVC, one team came in with three previous wins against the other in the 2014 season. The Cardinals made it look easy in the first set, but ultimately had to battle for a four set win. Although it may have been done before (we would appreciate help on this one if anybody knows!), it isn't often that the #1 D1 team and #1 D2 team meet in a conference final. Coming in as one of two undefeated D1 teams (more on this later), St. Mary's downed Stuart for the fourth time this year by a score of 25-8, 18-25, 25-22, 25-14.
The first set doesn't need much explanation. St. Mary's jumped out to a 6-0 lead before a Stuart timeout, and everything seemed to go right for the Lady Cardinals. Behind Riley Sibbel's serving and Tracy Chvala's four kills the Cards made it seem as if it would get out of hand. But the Broncos got fired up with the first point of the second set, and behind Monique Schafer's seven kills and Taylor Malone's two ace serves, the Broncos were in control of most of the 25-18 second set win. This was the first loss in a set by the Cardinals since EPPJ stole one back on Oct. 7th. With the game tied at 1-1, it looked like the matchup everyone expected. What nobody may have expected is Sibbel teeing off in the final two sets. After not tallying a successful attack in the first two sets, Riley ripped off seven kills in the third set to pair with Emily Pongratz's back-to-back ace serves, and St. Mary's survived a close 25-22 third set despite leading 23-16 earlier. Contributing to the Stuart run was some strong blocking by Courtni Kunz, who had five of her six blocks in that set. St. Mary's was able to steadily build their lead in the final game, and another four kills from Sibbel and strong finishes from the net and serving stripe by Chvala and Krissy Krotter put the finishing touches on the Cardinal win.
St. Mary's had a balanced attack again, with five attackers getting multiple tallies into the kill column. Sibbel led the way with 11 kills and an ace on 24/24 serving, Krotter tallied nine kills with two blocks, Chvala finished with nine kills, two aces and two blocks, Sydney Hupp picked up six kills and three blocks from the MH position, and Pongratz had four kills, two aces and three blocks. Stuart was led by Monique Schafer's 15 kills and Courtni Kunz's seven kills and six blocks, with Hailey Paxton chipping in a half-dozen kills and a block, Harlee Fischer notching four kills, and Trisha Fox adding three kills. Two positions that also deserve recognition are the liberos and setters. Mackenzie Wecker is as good as any libero in D1, and Brittany Hanzlik has done a great job transitioning to the position this year. Bridget Schneider and Jaden Schafer perhaps played as good as anyone on Friday night. Besides their setting performances that led the way for the hitters, Schneider was perfect from the serving stripe and Schafer notched three kills along with more one-hand digs than you could shake a stick at.
St. Mary's became the first three-time champion since Ewing did the same from 2006 through 2008. The Cardinals have taken three straight 3-1 matches over their opponents, knocking down Ewing in the two previous years. St. Mary's heads to Neligh on Monday to the D1-7 Sub-District with a game against Boyd County or North Central. Stuart heads to the D2-4 Sub-District in Creighton, where they will be the favorite in a sub that also features Ewing.
There are still plenty of smiles to go around for the NVC runner-ups
EPPJ Bounces Back For Consolation Win
EPPJ picked up their highest NVC finish since being 2nd in 2010.
It's tough to beat a team twice. Three is no small feat. Four can get you a win in the NVC if you catch the right night. For Elgin Public/Pope John, they caught the right night to play CWC for the fourth time in 2014. The Wolfpack got a Friday night win in the NVC Tournament in four sets, completing a hard-fought 25-20, 25-20, 16-25, 25-23 victory over the Renegades. The third place win for EPPJ was their first trip back to a Friday night NVC game since 2010. In fact, that game came against CWC in the early days of the two co-ops, when the Renegades knocked down a game Wolfpack team 3-2. CWC played a Friday game for the 5th straight year after capturing the championship in 2010 and finishing 3rd each of the last three years.
EPPJ took the first two sets by similar scores on the strength of a solid start by the two leading hitters on the club, Liz Selting and Jenna Parks, who combined for 8 kills. In a second set, a great serving performance by senior Sharla Schindler helped the Pack overcome an early deficit, and they were able to secure the win despite six kills by Jacie Laetsch. CWC came roaring back in the third, starting on a 9-2 run en route to a 25-16 win. Most of the way through the fourth set it looked like CWC would force a decisive 5th, but EPPJ overcame a 19-15 deficit to take the match in four. Despite Nicole Beed coming alive with five kills, two blocks and two ace serves, and Laetsch and Dawn Klabenes hitting well, the Wolfpack took the lead at 20-19 and held off a CWC rally to win by two. Senior Hayley Stamp had two of her three kills in key moments, Selting picked up four kills, and Terri Seier did an outstanding job at the net with two kills and three blocks in the fourth set to help EPPJ to the win.
Selting and Laetsch dueled for the match-high lead in kills, and both finished with 15 by Mark and Scott's count. Reigning Top Dawg Athlete of the Week Jenna Parks knocked down nine kills along with two aces and Terri Seier was in on five blocks to go with her seven kills. The Wolfpack also had great performances from the serving line by Baylee Wemhoff, Taylor Schumacher, Jordan Mescher and Schindler, who combined 59 of 60 serving with some good defense. Besides Laetsch's plethora of kills, CWC was led at the net by Klabenes, who looked unstoppable at times with 10 kills and three blocks, and Regan Dierks with seven kills and a block. Tami Jo Marcellus chipped in a handful of kills and two aces, Beed pounded out a half-dozen kills and three aces, and Marissa Koenig took time off from her part-time setting duties to hit four points. Sophomore libero Aleesha Williams' performance shouldn't be overlooked either, as she made play after play in the back row.
Fortunately for these two teams, they will not see each other again. EPPJ comes back to the Aerie at OHS as the favorite in the C2-8 Sub-District. CWC heads to Neligh for the D1-7 Sub-District on Monday as the second seed and a matchup with Clearwater/Orchard brewing.
As a final note on this game, the NVC Consolation game has gone four sets for the last six years. Pope John was involved in the start of that run. After beating West Boyd 3-0 in 2008, the Crusaders beat defending champion Ewing 3-1 the next year. Since then, CWC and Stuart have been involved in four straight 3-1 contests, and the Wolfpack continued that this year.
CWC finished 4th, but has played on the final day of NVC every year of the co-op.
Bauer, Millard Add Central Nebraska Flavor To NECC Women's BB Team
Brooke Bauer (#3, bottom left) and Allie Millard (#20, upper right) join the
NECC basketball team, which begins its season this weekend.
NORFOLK – Several new faces join this year's women's basketball team at Northeast Community College – a team that is coming off a strong season last year. Hawks Coach Matt Svehla welcomes nine freshmen this season along with four returning sophomores.
Northeast ended the 2013-14 campaign 26-4 following an appearance in the Region XI Championship game. The Hawks were also ranked several times in the National Junior College Athletic Association Top 25 Division I poll during the season.
"We lost some really good players from last year's team, but we return some really good players too," Svehla said. "Three of our returners averaged around ten points per game last season, so they will provide some scoring and experience with this year's team. Like always, we will need for our freshmen group to contribute and some will need to contribute right away. I have been pretty pleased with their development and I expect that they will continue to improve as the season goes along. The freshmen class has a good balance of perimeter players and inside players. Our freshmen inside players bring nice size to our roster, which makes us bigger than we were a year ago."
The Hawks will be led by returning sophomores Yasmin Miller, Mountain Creek, Qld, Australia, Annie Szczepaniak, Bellevue, Megan Trinder, Hollywell, Qld, Australia, and Ena Viso, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Freshman players this season include Brooke Bauer, O'Neill, Janea Bunn, Springfield, MA, Cameron Eddie, Belden, Sydney Koel, Sioux Falls, SD, Jayla Mayes-Jackson, Minneapolis, MN, Octavia McGraw, Omaha, Allie Millard, Valentine, Hannah Riley, Richmond Hill, GA, and Kara Valasek, Palmer.
Svehla said his players are excited to begin the season. "Preseason can get long and it is time to shift gears. Opening up on the road is always difficult, but hopefully we'll be ready to go. We won't have much of a scouting report on our opponents, so we'll try to worry about our own business. Playing solid defense, rebounding, and minimizing turnovers will be our focus."
The Northeast Community College women's and men's basketball teams open this season on Saturday and Sunday, November 1 and 2, at the North Dakota State College of Science Classic at Wahpeton, ND.
NCA Names Super-State and All-State Cross Country Teams
Cameron Moes and Zach Welch picked up postseason attention from the NCA.
The Nebraska Coaches Association released its list of Cross Country honors on Friday. With the State Championships in the books, the fall running season had its end in Kearney last week. Since media around the state do not make All-State selections for some sports, including Cross Country, the NCA handles postseason honors. The NCA mostly took the results from the Championships into consideration when selecting their teams.
For classes C and D, usually the winners in each class are named Super-State. This year Zach Welch of Ainsworth garnered that honor in Class D. Area girls' All-State awards went to Zoe Ritz of Ord in Class C, and Class D freshman Haley Arens of Crofton and Anna O'Malley from North Platte St. Pat's. Three area boys picked up All-State Honors for their efforts at State, including O'Neill's standout junior Grant Johnston. In Class D, Brady Delimont of Ainsworth and Osmond senior Cameron Moes picked up All-State awards.
Girls All-State
Class C
Zoe Ritz Ord
Class D
Haley Arens Crofton
Anna O'Malley North Platte St. Patrick's
Boys Super-State
Class D
Zachary Welch Ainsworth
Boys All-State
Class C
Grant Johnston O'Neill
Class D
Brady Delimont Ainsworth
Cameron Moes Osmond
Click the title of this article to see all of the recipients of NCA Super-State and All-State awards.
2nd Round Playoff Football Times and Locations
There weren't many upsets in Classes D1/D2 on Thursday night's first round. Only two upsets happened in Class D1, and one of them was an evenly matched Neligh-Oakdale over EPPJ, a 9 seed downing an 8 seed. That left #11 Clarkson-Leigh getting an eight point upset over #6 Hartington-Newcastle. When the second round begins, that means that only two higher seeded teams will be on the road. Here are the Class D1/D2 area matchups for Wednesday, Nov. 5. Times will be noted as soon as they are released.
Class D1 Bracket
D1 West
6:00 - Creighton @ Neligh-Oakdale
6:00 - Elm Creek @ Burwell
D1 East
5:00 - Bloomfield @ Bruning-Davenport-Shickley (Shickley)
Class D2 Bracket
D2 East
5:00 - CWC @ Exeter-Milligan (Milligan)
3:00 - Falls City Sacred Heart @ Stuart
Eagles Run Well at State
Last week the O'Neill Eagles ran at the state meet held in Kearney. The O'Neill Eagles competed at the Class C level.
In the girls race Alejandra Vergara-Kersenbrock placed 9
overall and earning a medal. In the boys race the team qualified and placed 6
as a team with 104 points. Leading the Eagles was junior Grant Johnston placing 7
overall. Blake Johnston placed 22
, Kyle Fowler 59
, Jon Gettert 65
, Blake Walters 72
, and Nathaniel Jennings was unable to finish due to an injury.
"I was really proud of all of them. Alejandra placed as 9
at districts and came back and placed 9
in the state meet. She ran her best run of her career. The Eagle Boys' team placed 6
. Grant Johnston placed four places better than last year and placed 7
which earned an individual medal. It isn't where we wanted to finish as a team but they showed great effort. I wouldn't ask for a better group of athletes to work with this year," said Coach Hilker.
State Football Playoff Brackets Set
The NSAA has released the playoff brackets for the 2014 football season. The first day of playoffs will be Thursday, October 30 when Class D kicks off, followed by the other four classes on Halloween Friday. Classes D1 & D2 have a 32 team bracket, while this is the first year that C1 & C2 have gone the way of the other 11-man classes in allowing 16 teams in. Here are links to the brackets along with the area teams and who and where they play.
Class A Bracket
Class B Bracket
Class C1 Bracket
7 pm - #14 Pierce (6-3) at #3 Columbus Scotus (9-0) (at Pawnee Park)
2 pm - #10 Falls City (8-1) at #7 Norfolk Catholic (8-1)
7 pm - #15 Milford-Dorchester (6-3) at #2 Boone Central/NG (9-0) (Albion)
Class C2 Bracket
7 pm - #16 Lutheran High NE (6-3) at #1 Battle Creek (9-0)
7 pm - #11 Hartington Cedar Catholic (7-2) at #6 Sutton (9-0)
Class D1 Bracket
6 pm - #16 Twin Loup (2-6) at #1 Creighton (8-0)
7 pm - #9 Neligh-Oakdale (5-3) at #8 Elgin Public/Pope John (5-3)
5 pm - #13 Perkins County (4-4) at #4 Burwell (7-1)
2:30 pm - #11 North Central (6-2) at #6 Blue Hill (5-3)
5:30 pm - #10 Scribner-Snyder (6-2) at #7 Bloomfield (6-2)
6 pm - #11 Clarkson/Leigh (4-4) at #6 Hartington-Newcastle (6-2) (Hartington)
Class D2 Bracket
6 pm - #9 Wynot (6-2) at #8 CWC (5-3) (at Chambers)
6 pm - #13 St. Mary's (5-3) at #4 Humphrey St. Francis (8-0)
3 pm - #15 Osceola (5-3) at #2 Stuart (8-0)
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The Boston Licensing Board could vote Thursday whether to let a shuttered Vietnamese market on Dorchester Avenue be turned into an upscale shop selling everything a young professional could need for a dinner party - from wine and gourmet cheeses to self-service olive oil and home-made peanut butter.
At a hearing today, young professionals - and some older residents - supported Mateo Van's proposed Savin Hill Enterprise at 1047-1051 Dot. Ave. saying they are tired of having to drive to distant towns to get the sorts of supplies they need and that Savin Hill has changed enough to be able to support this sort of store.
Opponents, including the pastor of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church next door and a competing liquor store, however, said the area already has enough liquor stores and that adding one more would only turn the area into even more of a haven for drunks and prostitutes than it already is.
Van had originally sought a license to open a full-service liquor store, but his attorney, Carolyn Conway, said he reconsidered after strong opposition last year and changed the focus of the proposal to serve the burgeoning party and dinner needs of the young-professional and empty-nester market on "the west side of Dorchester Avenue." Conway said many of these new residents are "foodies who stay at home."
"There really is no market that service this niche," she said. Board Chairwoman Nicole Murati Ferrer suggested she was pouring it on a bit thick by declaring that people on the west side of Dot. Ave. wouldn't cross over to the east side to buy cheesy comestibles.
Robert Fuller, a Pearl Street resident and doctor in training at Boston Medical Center, said Van has already made the neighborhood better just by cleaning up the old market, which he said residents would cross the street to avoid just because of the rats. Fuller said he now has to drive to Somerville or even Hingham when he wants to stock up for a party and that he would love a shop he could walk to.
William Christopher, an architect and 40-year resident of the neighborhood, said the proposed shop would fit in nicely with "long-range plans of what Dorchester Avenue could become."
But Cornel Miller, pastor of the Waymark Seventh-Day Adventist Church at 1048 Dorchester Avenue, said there are already six liquor licenses for stores and restaurants within a three or four-block radius of the proposed store.
"That's a lot of liquor," he said. He tut-tutted people saying they have to drive far to get liquor because "we have to drive to get groceries in that community; to get in your car to get liquor is not a big deal."
He said problems with drunks and prostitutes are already so bad that the church recently chopped down trees out front to try to drive out the "drunks sleeping on the steps" of the church, and warned the problem would only get worse with even easier access to wine and beer, no matter how high end. He cited a state law that lets licensing boards ban liquor establishments within 500 feet of a church or school.
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Another opponent noted the presence of a sober house for women near the proposed location.
Mirosleidy Tejada, owner of Avenue Liquor, said there is no public need for the new shop because her store is already open. She said people who support the proposal "are obviously not drinkers, in my opinion," because if they were, they would already have visited her store and realized that not only does she already sell 100 craft beers, she has a signup sheet on which customers can suggest even more craft beers.
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Love the gold behind the city. I missed the sunset. Too much work unfortunately. Thanks for capturing them.ReplyDelete
Wonderful sunset!ReplyDelete
You're right Alan, the light on the bench is amazing! ;-)
Gorgeous Alan!ReplyDelete
What a beauty and I love the light on the bench too.ReplyDelete
Great Alan. Wonder if there will be any gorgeous sunsets while I am visiting.ReplyDelete
Really beautiful sunset odarz light on the bench, but also colorful shards of light on the skyscrapers. It's mood. Greetings! Peter.ReplyDelete
There was a beauty in Sydney yesterday, too. I might take a bus out to South Head this arvo just in case there is a rescreening ...ReplyDelete
Fabulous - love that bench too!ReplyDelete
Rae - not tonight, that's for sure! Pouring rain.ReplyDelete
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I like the way the light catches it all!!! Hope you sat down there to watch it finish setting. Nothing better than a sunset. Except maybe a sunrise:)ReplyDelete
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Little has been done to undo the coup d'etat that rocked Honduras over a month ago. Now, the Organization of American States, hoping for new elections and the return of President Manuel Zelaya, is sending a delegation to the country to try to negotiate an end to the crisis.
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A high-level delegation is going to Honduras to seek a negotiated end to the country's political crisis, the Organisation of American States says.
The foreign ministers of six OAS states will arrive on Tuesday and hold talks with the Honduran interim government.
They hope it will accept a plan under which ousted President Manuel Zelaya would return and elections be held.
Mr Zelaya was sent into exile after a coup in June amid a power struggle over his plans for constitutional change.
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya (in hat), on a tour of Latin American countries, was welcomed in Mexico by President Felipe Calderon, a right-winger usually opposed to Zelaya's progressive agenda.
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New York Fling Perfume
By Bond No. 9 for Women
New York Fling Perfume by Bond No . 9, Lanuched in 2003 by bond no. 9 is exploding with an array of fresh scents. Its notes include clementine, cardamon, peony, liliy of the valley, amber, musk, and freesia. This sensous perfume is well suited for casual and evening wear. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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