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Fort Calhoun wrestler Spencer Oxford, top, competes against Syracuse's Chad Stafford during the 2001 Nebraska Capitol Conference Tournament.
Times Gone By: Pioneers, Eagle make finals at 2001 NCC Wrestling Tourney
Editor's Note: “A Look at Times Gone By” is an in-depth look at weekly Times Gone By entries compiled since 2015. These articles represent the history of Washington County sports. Two … more
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Fort Calhoun freshman Raeann Massey scores a bucket in the lane Monday against Ralston at Oakland-Craig.
Athlete of the Week: Raeann Massey (Jan. 17, 2024)
Nannen Physical Therapy Athlete of the Week Raeann Massey scored in double figures twice, helping lead her Fort Calhoun basketball team. The freshman was honored alongside Blair wrestler Tyson Brown. more
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Bears 215-pounder Thomas Chikos, top, works to pin Missouri Valley's Jake Sazama on Thursday at Blair High School.
Bears beat Big Reds
Wrestler Cornez Tucker Jr. liked what he saw from his Blair High School teammates Thursday during the Bears' 57-24 home dual victory against Missouri Valley. “I think they did really … more
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Bears wrestler Savanah Roan, top, turns Zoey Davis of Missouri Valley to her back Thursday at Blair High School.
Missouri Valley wrestling tops BHS girls
Savanah Roan earned a pin at 125 pounds Thursday, pulling the Blair High School girls wrestling team even with Missouri Valley, 6-6, at home. From there, though, the Big Reds won the next seven … more
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Calhoun boys basketball wins low-scoring matchup
The hometown Louisville Lions made their push Thursday during a 16-point third period, but the Fort Calhoun boys basketball squad earned the low-scoring road victory, 42-29. The Pioneers improved to … more
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FCHS girls' defense dominates in win
The Louisville Lions managed just six points through three quarters Thursday against coach Marty Plum's Fort Calhoun girls basketball team. The Pioneers ultimately won the road game, 47-16, improving … more
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The Dana College Vikings celebrate a 2006 NWCA National Duals championship in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Times Gone By: Dana College wrestling wins 2006 NWCA National Duals title
Editor's Note: “A Look at Times Gone By” is an in-depth look at weekly Times Gone By entries compiled since 2015. These articles represent the history of Washington County sports. Coach … more
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It may have been a week light on sports due to winter weather, but Nannen Physical Therapy Athletes of the Week Tyson Brown, left, and Raeann Massey stepped up all the same.
2023-24 Athletes of the Week, Part 18: Brown and Massey excel during week light on sports
Winter weather wiped our Washington County high school sport schedule clean last week — and, well, today. Blair and Fort Calhoun snuck in some Thursday competition a few days back, but … more
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Blair High School baseball players Dylan Swanson, from left, Brady Brown and Tanner Jacobson spent their snow day working on their baseball skills at Blair Training Center on Tuesday.
A snow day inside
Blair High School student-athletes Dylan Swanson, Tanner Jacobson and Brady Brown spent a portion of their second-straight snow day at Blair Training Center (BTC). The baseball season is still months … more
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Fort Calhoun senior Grayson Bouwman, left, Washington County's leading scorer, and his Pioneers had a Tuesday evening game postponed by winter storm school cancellations.
Prep winter sports teams wait out weather postponements
Winter weather and subsequent school cancellations put a pause to Washington County high school sports competition Monday and Tuesday. Basketball and wrestling teams from Arlington, Blair and Fort … more
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Zam Driver Turned Writer: There's plenty of hoops ahead
There's a lot more basketball going on in Washington County than many of you may think this winter. Yes, I've published plenty of photos of high school ball so far this season as well as some junior … more
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Radio personalities Chuck Denver, from left, Dennis J. Andersen and Norm Roberts competed against Arlington school staff in a 1999 basketball game.
Times Gone By: 1999 Arlington school staff plays radio hosts in hoops
Editor's Note: “A Look at Times Gone By” is an in-depth look at weekly Times Gone By entries compiled since 2015. These articles represent the history of Washington County sports. School … more
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Arlington's Farmland Basketball League team drops to 1-3
The Arlington Armadillos of the Farmland Basketball League lost their most recent game Sunday to West Point. The Cowtippers bested the Armadillos 79-58 despite a 22-point game by Arlington's Jackson … more
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Blaise Baughman, top, wrestles Brock Hamm on Nov. 15 during practice at Blair High School.
Athlete of the Week: Blaise Baughman (Jan. 10, 2024)
Nannen Physical Therapy Athlete of the Week Blaise Baughman of Blair went unbeaten on the mat last week, leading the Bears at EMC Duals and winning the 175-pound weight class in Atlantic, Iowa. The … more
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Blair sophomore Kate Wulf, left, keeps the ball from Harper Bohaboj and the Badgers on Saturday at Bennington High School.
10 games in
Ten games into the 2023-2024 season, the Blair girls basketball team is 6-4. The Class B No. 10 Bears' wins have all come by double digits against teams with losing records. Their losses, however, … more
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Blair sophomore Bo Meier, middle, is fouled in the paint Saturday at Bennington High School.
Bennington bests BHS boys, 66-46
The Class B No. 10 Blair boys basketball team played well at times during Saturday's 66-46 loss at No. 6 Bennington. “We had moments where we were clicking,” coach Chris Whitwer said, … more
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Blair 138-pounder Tyson Brown, top, controls his Hastings opponent Friday during the EMC Duals at Waverly.
Bears take 3rd at EMC Duals
The Waverly Vikings hosted and dominated the Eastern Midlands Conference Duals on Friday. The 5-0 wrestling champs outscored their league foes by a combined score of 321-39, leaving Bennington second … more
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Pioneers junior Travis Skelton, middle, passes the ball between Logan View's Josh Egbers, left, and Kolton Kriete on Thursday for an assist at Fort Calhoun High School.
Calhoun boys top Logan View, Wisner-Pilger
Coach TJ O'Connor's Fort Calhoun boys basketball team stretched its winning streak to five games Saturday at Wisner-Pilger. The Pioneers are 9-2 overall and haven't lost since Dec. 18. Before its … more
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Pioneers sophomore Ari Nelson, left, looks to move the ball as Raeann Massey, middle, races into position Thursday against Logan View/Scribner-Snyder at Fort Calhoun High School.
FCHS girls hoops improves to 8-4
The Fort Calhoun girls basketball team picked up a pair of victories Thursday and Saturday, pushing its season record to 8-4 overall. After besting Logan View/Scribner-Snyder at home, the Pioneers … more
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Fort Calhoun 150-pounder AJ Duros, top, pins his Omaha Roncalli opponent Saturday at Omaha Northwest.
FCHS boys wrestling win Northwest tournament
The Fort Calhoun boys wrestling team improved on last season's Phil & Pat Invite finish Saturday at Omaha Northwest. Twelve months after a runner-up result, coach Drew Welchert's lineup went … more
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Arlington wrestler Ben Flesner, top, scores back points Friday at Ashland-Greenwood.
AHS boys earn 2 individual titles, set school record at Ashland
Jake Flesner and Kolton Gilmore won their weight classes at Ashland-Greenwood on Friday, leading the Arlington boys wrestling team to a fourth-place finish during the annual Jack Murray Invite. … more
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Arlington boys basketball splits 2-game road weekend
The Arlington boys basketball team hit the road back-to-back nights on Friday and Saturday. Coach Jake Polk's Eagles won one and the lost the other, falling to 6-6 overall. On Friday, AHS kept … more
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Bergan breaks AHS girls' 9-game winning streak
Sophomore Emme Timm forced overtime with a clutch fourth-period 3-pointer, but the Arlington Eagles' streak of nine-straight wins still came to an end Saturday at Fremont Bergan. The Knights … more
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FHS swimming opens 2024 with 2nd-place triangular finish
The Fremont High School swimming team started the 2024 portion of its winter schedule Thursday with a pair of second-place finishes in Lincoln. The Tigers fell short of Lincoln Pius X boys and girls … more
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Fort Calhoun teacher Barb Triplett's third-grade class learned about the Winter Olympics in 1984.
Times Gone By: Calhoun 3rd-graders learn about 1984 Olympics
Editor's Note: “A Look at Times Gone By” is an in-depth look at weekly Times Gone By entries compiled since 2015. These articles represent the history of Washington County sports. In … more
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