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The Kimball High boys won two out of three of their basketball encounters this past week to run their season record to 5 and 7 prior to Monday's SPVA Tournament loss to Bridgeport. Last week, the Longhorns picked up a 56-42 win over Potter-Dix on Tuesday, lost at Bridgeport 57-48, and won at Gordon-Rushville 54-43. Coach Luke Dea and his staff have seen their crew battle hard each time out but find the going tough when they face the taller clubs on the schedule. Kimball led at all quarter...
The Kimball High girls ran their season record to 5 wins and 4 losses after a hard fought three-game weekend where they lost on the home court to Sidney and Mitchell but came back on Saturday night to win on the road at Chase County. The Kimball ladies were right in the hunt to win all three of their weekend encounters but came up short against Class B Sidney 46-38 and lost to a very strong Mitchell club 43-39, before getting the win at Imperial 42-35. The contest with Sidney was close the...
The Kimball High Wrestling Team did not have one of their better performances at the Western Trails Conference Tournament held this past Thursday at Hemingford with only senior Rowdy Keller bringing home a place for the Horns, but they came back stronger on Saturday at the Garden County Tournament. Kimball finished in the bottom spot of the team standings at the WTC Tourney with 43 team points. Bayard won the team championship with 206 points edging out Mitchell with 203. Bridgeport had 171, Gor...
Three tough opponents coming off the Holiday break brought about three weekend losses for the Kimball High boy's basketball team. It started on Thursday night with class B Sidney coming to Kimball and the tall and talented Red Raiders had no trouble picking up their 8th win with a 60-20 victory over the Longhorns. Another tall and talented Mitchell club came to town Friday night and won out 56-42 over Kimball, and the third straight loss came Saturday night on the road to Imperial to face yet...
Kimball’s junior varsity basketball teams got in three games each this past week with the girls winning one and the boys doing the same. The girls lost to Sidney 56-23 on Thursday night with Myriah Tyan scoring 10, Hannah Biesecker 6, Shauntae Daily 5, and Justine Heeg 2. Sidney had 12 players score for them as they ran players in and out. Kimball won over Mitchell Friday night 54-42 with Jannel Fiehtner high with 14, Alex Reader 13 with 3 treys, Myriah Tyan 12, Kaylyn Nelson 4, Shauntae Daily 4, Justine Heeg 4, Kennedy Lewis 2, and Hannah B...
It was a split weekend for the Kimball Lady Longhorn basketball team as they lost to Hershey on Friday night 38-32 but came roaring back on Saturday eveing to win over Bayard 76-51, running their season record going into the Holiday break at 4-2. Foul trouble and poor field goal shooting was the down fall of the Lady Horns on Friday. The two clubs battled evenly the first half tied 8-8 at the quarter break and 16-16 at half time. Kimball was missing freshman standout Alex Reader who was home...
Free throw shooting can win you ball games, and it can also result in losing ball games. Poor performance at the foul line cost the Kimball boys Friday night and free throw shooting also played a part in a loss on Saturday night for the Horns. The Longhorns came up short Friday night in a 44-41 loss to visiting Hershey, and on Saturday they fell to Bayard 64-56, leaving them with a record of 3-3 going into the Christmas break. After winning their first three contests they have now suffered...
In Kimball junior varsity basketball this past week, the Kimball girls lost a close one to Hershey 34-32. Jannel Fiehtner had 13, Myriah Tyan 10, Ireland Olson 7, and Justine Heeg 2. The Kimball girls won over Bayard 40-24 with Fiehtner high again with 13, Olson had 7, Hannah Biesecker, Justine Heeg, Myriah Tyan, Alexis Lulf, and Kennedy Lewis all with 4 each. Hershey won over the Kimball JV boys 50-36 with Ethan Land hitting 3 treys and 14 points, Jordan Greenwood had 6, Jaden Withrow 8, Trent Rutledge 4, Jaicob Cole 2, and Tyler Magninie 2....
Coach Wade Brashear had a very limited squad at the Banner County Wrestling Tournament Saturday due in part to sickness, injury, test requirements and other reasons but none the less there were bright spots for the Longhorns. From his squad of 11 that checked out, only four were available for the Banner County Tournament but senior Rowdy Keller brought home the gold medal winning the 120 pound weight class and scoring 20 team points. Keller won all five of his matches winning 9-2 over Abernathy...
The Kimball High Lady Longhorn basketball team went on a scoring spree this past weekend resulting in two big wins to post on their schedule leaving them at 3-1 on the young season. On the home court Friday night they won over visiting Perkins County 79-45, and came right back on the road to Morrill Saturday evening to win 77-65. With Jessica Hanks leading the way the Kimball girls got off to a quick start Friday night against the Lady plainsmen scoring 9 of her 16 points on the night in the ope...
A split weekend for the Kimball boys as they won over Perkins County at home Friday night 61-52, but suffered their first loss of the season at Morrill Saturday 64-55. Like they will most every game, the Horns were up against a lot of size Friday night as Perkins County put a tall starting five on the court including 6'8" senior Zak Kurkowski, but to their credit they held their own on the boards for the most part with 31 rebounds to 35 for the visitors. The game was close early with Perkins...
The Kimball High junior varsity basketball teams opened their seasons this past weekend hosting Perkins County and travelling to Morrill. The Kimball girls won over Perkins County 39-21 with Alex Reader high with 10 points including a pair of treys. Hannah Biesecker had 9, Ireland Olson 6 with 2 treys, Jannel Fiehtner 6, Justine Heeg, Kaitlin Wurdeman, Shauntae Daily, and Alexis Lulf all had 2 points. Kimball lost at Morrill 26-22 with Fiehtner high with 9, Kaylyn Nelson 6, Wurdeman 4, Olson 2, and Biesecker 1. The Kimball boys lost to a very t...
The Kimball High boys opened the season with a pair of wins in capturing the championship of their own four team tournament this past weekend as new head coach Luke Dea saw his new role as the head man start off in the right way. The Longhorns won over Dundy County-Stratton 58-56 in first round play and took out Morrill 61-53 in the championship contest. The game with Dundy County-Stratton was a rough and tumble affair with 44 fouls called (26 on DCS) with Kimball making runs that gave them...
The Kimball High Wrestling Team got the season underway at a dual meet in Bayard this past Thursday and travelled to Akron, Colorado on Saturday to take part in the Chuck Annand Tournament Bayard won out 48-15 in the dual competition picking up points in several weight classes where Kimball was open. Kimball had four wins on the mats with freshman Clay Keller pinning Cole Kramer in 1:02 of the 132 pound weight class, Justin Mohr winning 6-5 over Lucas Jones at 138, Damien Rutledge winning 6-5 over Felipe Palomo at 182, and Rowdy Keller winning...
The Kimball Lady Longhorns fell to a very good Dundy County-Stratton team 70-51 in first round play, but came back to win 51-13 over McPherson County to capture third place honors at the Kimball Tournament this past weekend. Dundy County went on to defeat Morrill 74-36 in the championship game after Morrill won over McPherson County 42-11 in first round play. Dundy County-Stratton was a state qualifier a year ago and compiled a 23-3 overall record. After dropping from C-2 to D-l this year, they...
The Kimball High girls opened the season with an exciting 61-60 win over Scottsbluff in the exhibition Nebraska Schools Hall of Fame pre-season game played at Scottsbluff High Monday evening. Although the game does not count in the regular season standings, it gave Kimball fans a preview of what they might expect this year and it was a pleasant night out for certain! The Kimball girls showed composure and the ability to carry out the game plan of coach Chauncey Pedersen. They shot free throws we...
The Kimball High boys were simply out classed by a much larger and talented Scottsbluff team in the Nebraska School Hall of Fame pre-season game Monday evening at Scottsbluff High School and came up on the losing side of the final score of 76-38. In all reality, they may have been facing this year's eventual state Class B champions as the Bluffs squad is loaded with talent and have a couple of starters over 6'6" to take care of things inside. That being said, there were some positive things for...
The basketball season officially opens this weekend for the Kimball High girls and boys as they host their own four team tournament on Friday and Saturday. The opening game in the girls bracket will pit Morrill against McPherson County at 3 p.m. Friday afternoon followed by these same two schools in boys action at 4:30. The Kimball and Dundy County-Stratton girls play at 6 p.m. and the same two schools in boys action close out the first day's action at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, the two losers of...
With the resignation of Bruce Tjosvold at the end of last season, a new era of Kimball High Boy's Basketball is about to begin with the dawning of a new Dea! That new Dea is Luke Dea, the man who will now assume the role of head master after serving the past 8 years as an assistant in the program. Coach Dea has a tough road to follow as Tjosvold had an amazing string of successful years, thanks in large part to having some amazing young men to head up his program. It will be hard to replace 6'9"...
Chauncey Pedersen is back to guide the Kimball High girl's basketball after taking over as the head man last year. It might be hard to equal his winning season of 13-11 last year as he will lose the services of five solid seniors, including 3 starters in Shelby Vogel, Kelly Green, and Brooke Hager, plus some-time starter Laura Flores and strong off the bench player Brianna Jones. Vogel was all conference, third team all region and honorable mention all state. Green was honorable mention all...
The return of four senior letter winners, including state qualifier Damien Rutledge, will be the key to success this season for the Kimball High Wrestling program. Coach Wade Brashear is back for his third season in charge of the Longhorn program and is still working hard to get the numbers up, but in this vein he has three promising freshmen checked out. After finishing 6th in the Western Trails Conference last year, lack of numbers and being able to fill all of the weight classes will still...
The opening weekend of the Nebraska Firearm deer season proved to be bountiful with 101 deer checked in at the Kimball check-in station located once again at Sportsman's Liquor Store. The cold weather with freezing temperatures~along with snow and blowing snow didn't seem to affect the hunting, and perhaps even improved it with the animals moving about. According to Lisa Wangler at Sportsman's Liquor, there were a lot of big bucks checked in this year and from the 101 checked in through Sunday...
Kimball's Jared Hunsaker was notified back in September that he was to be honored by Southern Utah University as a Top 100 Football Player for that learning establishment. Hunsaker was a 1987 high school graduate of Grantsville High in Grantsville, Utah, and became a member of the Southern Utah University Football Team in 1987. "I went in as a fullback/line backer but they had a hard time figuring out what to do with me as they thought I was a bit too slow for a running back and too short as a...
Fresh off a winning season of 15 wins and 14 losses, the Kimball High Volleyball program appears to be in good shape and ready to step it up even more next season with everyone returning! That's right, no seniors on this year's squad while all of the competition will be losing valuable starters off their rosters. Not only did the Lady Longhorns finish on the win side of the ledger, but they also finished runnerup in the Western Trails Conference final standings, finishing only behind WTC...
The season came to an end for the Kimball High Volleyball Team on Monday evening with the Lady Longhorns losing in 3 sets to Bridgeport in the sub-district championship match. Kimball had defeated Hemingford in first round play in 4 sets by scores of 24-26 25-23 25-19 25-16, while Bridgeport had won their first round pairing over Bayard in five sets by scores of 21-25 25-12 25-11 20-25 15-8. Bridgeport had played the opening match with Bayard in the early 5:15 p.m. match while Kimball played the...