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St. Pats routs SMCClick to view story on North Platte Telegraph.
Sometimes when a team is struggling the best thing to do is work harder.
The other approach is the one St. Pat's volleyball coach Shelly Byrn went with. After suffering a winless day at the North Platte Community College volleyball tournament on Saturday, she gave her team Monday off from practice.
Paxton, Kearney Catholic win North Platte CC tournamentClick to view story on North Platte Telegraph.
Paxton and Kearney Catholic each went 3-0 Saturday in their respective divisions in winning the North
Platte Community College Volleyball Tournament.
On their way to the championship, Paxton defeated Maxwell 25-17, 19-25 and 25-4; SMC 25-8 and 25-11; and Eustis-Farnam 25-18 and 25-15.
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No. 10 Paxton wins pair at Brady triangularClick to view story on North Platte Telegraph.
BRADY - Fresh off of a D-1 No. 10 ranking in the NebVolleyball.com rankings, Paxton traveled to Brady to take on both the Lady Eagles and the SMC Cyclones.
The Lady Tigers (4-0) opened with a tough 25-19, 26-24 win over Brady and then dismantled the Lady Cyclones 25-8, 25-16.
Sandhills Conference announced 2010 All-Conference selectionsThe Sandhills Conference recently released its All-Conference and Honorable Mention teams.
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PREVIEW 2010 - McPherson County returns experienced squadSTAPLETON - After experiencing a year of cooping programs between McPherson County and Stapleton, Coach Allen Miller said the Cyclones are hoping to be even better than the 16-11 record a year ago.
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