Sports

 BOYS TOWN, NEB. (Dec. 7-8) -- Dalton McKinley and Carter Bendorf earned runner-up finishes to lead a group of seven Harlan Community place-winners as the Cyclone wrestlers placed fifth out of 15 teams at the Boys Town Invitational Friday and Saturday. HCHS scored 127 points to secure one of its...
 Front row, L-R: Bryan Kaster, Greichaly Kaster, Amy Kaster, Ania Kaster (Greichaly’s younger sister). Back row, L-R: HCHS head cross country and girls track coach Doug Renkly, Dordt College men’s and women’s cross country coach Nate Wolf, HCHS assistant cross country and girls track coach Zach Klaassen. (Photo contributed)
 HARLAN -- Harlan Community senior Greichaly Kaster signed a national letter of intent on November 19 to run cross country and track at Dordt College in Sioux Center. Greichaly is the daugher of Bryan and Amy Kaster, rural Harlan. Kaster completed an outstanding cross country career for HCHS this...
 Front row, L-R: Jesse Rudolph (Carter’s stepfather), Carter Griffin, Jeanna Rudolph (Carter’s stepmother). Back row, L-R: Southwestern head shooting coach Marc Roberg, Harlan trapshooting coach Leland Kaufmann. (Photo contributed)
 HARLAN -- Harlan Community senior Carter Griffin has signed a letter of intent to compete for the sports shooting program at Southwestern Community College in Creston. Griffin is the son of Jesse and Jeanna Rudolph and Craig Griffin. A varsity trap shooter for Harlan throughout high school,...
 HCHS sophomore Abby Swank rolled a two-game set of 344 to lead the Cyclone girls past Shenandoah in Monday’s season-opening dual. (Photos by Mike Oeffner)
 HARLAN (Dec. 3) -- The Harlan Community bowling teams opened their season with a split against Shenandoah Monday at Cyclone Lanes. The Cyclone girls were victorious by a total score of 2,122 to 2,017 while the Mustangs won the boys dual 2,573 to 2,290. The HCHS girls built a 121-pin advantage...
 BLAIR, NEB. (Dec. 4) -- For six straight years, the Harlan Community boys had always found a way to beat Blair on the basketball court, including last year’s two-point home win and an overtime victory in 2016. Caught up in another barn burner with the Bears Tuesday night, the Cyclones couldn’t...
 GLENWOOD (Dec. 4) -- Harlan Community’s promising start to the 2018-19 wrestling season continued in earnest Tuesday night with a 3-0 showing and two conference victories at Glenwood. HCHS swept the quad with wins of 72-6 over Southwest Iowa (Sidney), 82-0 over St. Albert and 47-28 over the host...
 AHSTW’s Katie Anzalone knocks the ball away from Tri-Center’s Sage Schroder as teammates Kate Wise and (right) and Claire Denning (15) look on.
 NEOLA (Dec. 4) -- The AHSTW girls basketball team never quite landed a knockout punch at Tri-Center Tuesday night, but still led nearly wire-to-wire in picking up its first conference victory of the season, 51-41, over the Trojans. Sophomore Claire Harris led the Lady Vikes with 20 points and...
 AHSTW senior Blake Osbahr (23) takes an off-balance shot against Tri-Center after drawing a foul in the lane. Osbahr led the team with nine points. (Photos by Mike Oeffner)
 NEOLA (Dec. 4) -- Tri-Center won a defensive battle with the AHSTW boys basketball team Tuesday night, prevailing 41-37 in a Western Iowa Conference game that saw no player score in double figures. After two Joey Cunningham treys tied the score at 20 early in the third quarter, T-C responded with...
 CHAMPIONS -- Harlan Community seniors Derec Weyer (left) and Joey Arkfeld won individual titles at 285 and 220, respectively, on Saturday, both pinning all three of their opponents in the Cyclones’ first meet of the season.
 HARLAN (Dec. 1) -- A year ago, Harlan Community’s Joey Arkfeld and Derec Weyer placed fourth and fifth, respectively, in the season-opening Dan Hill Wrestling Invitational. On Saturday - as seniors - they both walked away as tournament champions, leading HCHS to a second-place team finish behind...
 HCHS junior Johnathan Monson (left) looks to score inside during Friday night’s season-opening 71-40 victory over Shenandoah. (Photos by Mike Oeffner)
 SHENANDOAH (Nov. 30) -- The Harlan Community boys basketball team pounded the ball inside early and was also effective in transition Friday night, building a 25-point first-half lead and opening the season with a 71-40 win at Shenandoah. Senior Brett Sears shot 9-of-12 from the field and led the...

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