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10Cedar County NewsSPORTSWednesday, Jan 16, 201310Hartington’s Brandon Mainquist drives the ball toward thebasket during recent action. The Wildcats earned a pair ofwins last week to improve to 4-7 on the year.Little League BasketballFifth & Sixth GradeLiberty 36Mystics 26Liberty: Maddy Hochstein 8,Abby Hochstein 6, Trisha Dybdal4, Abbe Morten 13, Kenlee Goeden3, Brianna Pfund 2Mystics: Aiden Wortmann 2,Aspen Jansen 2, Maddie Wieseler18, Belle Harms 4----------------------------------Sparks 42Lynx 20Sparks: Gina Jueden 6, WillaScoville 11, Reagan Hansen 5,Tori Arens 2, Autumn Lammers 6,Grace Jansen 10, Anne Steffen 2Lynx: Jayda Cattau 12, LauranWintz 8----------------------------------Lakers 29Knicks 28Lakers: Matthew Becker 16,Carter Lammers 2, DylanDendinger 3, Brady Steffen 4,Austin Jansen 2, Ethan Lammers2Knicks: Ted Bengston 4, JacobKeiser 4, Logan Buschkamp 2,Shaye Morten 4, Turner Korth 14----------------------------------Celtics 35Bulls 31Celtics: Lincoln McPhillips 4, RexBecker 4, Anthony Heiman 2,Evan Heikes 6, Levi Heckenlaible8, Mason Schaefer 11Bulls: Josh Pinkelman 12,Eric Hoesing 2, Nolan Klug 14,Matthew Meisenheimer 3Third & Fourth GradeJayhawks 35Wildcats 34Jayhawks: Teagan Kneifl 2,Hallie Noecker 6, Jenna Lammers1, Haley Klug 8, Carissa Wintz6, Makenzie Arens 6, BaileyWuebben 6Wildcats: Edyn Sudbeck 6,Emeryson Sudbeck 4, KaydenJueden 6, Brooklyn Kuehn 15,Jenna Wiebelhaus 2, MayaKnutsen 1----------------------------------Hawkeyes 19Gophers 18Hawkeyes: Riley Kuehn 9, MacKuehn 5, Bennet Sievers 5Gophers: Kerby Hochstein 2,Shawn Pinkelman 2, ParkerAlbers 8, Jake Peitz 6----------------------------------Huskers 28Spartans 22Huskers: Miles Thoene 12, TateThoene 2, Carson Sudbeck 2,Owen Heimes 2, Carsen Becker6, Shay Dickes 4Spartans: Carter Arens 5, WarrickBlatchford 2, Ethan Becker 4,Dagen Joachimsen 2, Noah Arens5, Charlie Dendinger 2, JoshHeckenlaible 2Tournament is scheduled for Sat., Jan. 26, and Sun., Jan. 27Boys win triangular against Plainview, WaynePLAINVIEW — The “Hartington Coop” high school bowling teamtraveled to Plainview Jan. 12 for a triangular against Plainview andWayne.The Varsity Boys won both matches in the individual games sono Bakers games needed.Team bowlers were Andrew Walter, Connor Wieseler, CodyLammers, Derek Klug, Ross Wintz and Steve Herbolsheimer.High games against Wayne were put up by Wieseler, 161, 188; Klug,180, 188; and Walter, 197, 161.High games against Plainview were posted by Wieseler, 167; andKlug, 233, 158.Team coaches are Jimmy Anderson and Gene Haberer.The Varsity Girls lost both matches, with the match againstPlainview going to the Bakers format to decide the winner.Team bowlers were Amber Emanuel, Madison Morten, Nicole Keiterand Rachel Duhachek.High games against Wayne were posted by Duhachek, 144, 168.High games against Plainview were rolled by Emanuel, 153,168; Keiter, 177; and Duhachek, 153.Team Coaches are Mike Emanuel and Jason Morten.Next Bowling meet will be at Hartington, Jan. 19 when Hartingtonhosts a triangular against Wayne and Wakefield. Bowling times are1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.Cedar Booster Club to hostboys, girls basketball tourneyHARTINGTON — The Hartington Cedar Catholic Booster Club ishosting its annual boys and girls basketball tournament Feb. 23.This one-day tourney is for fifth-eighth grade teams, each teambeing guaranteed two games.Tournament fee is $85 for a ten-person roster, with additionalcost for extra players. Tournament entry form deadline is Feb. 2.Please contact Jerry Wintz at 402-254-6519 P.O. Box 402Hartington, NE 68739, or email at jkwintz@hartel.net, for moreinformation and forms.Hartington’s three-point shooting sinks OsmondHARTINGTON — The HartingtonWildcats made it two conference wins ina row as they handled the Osmond Tigers59-35 here Friday.Hartington would use a 19-7 firstquarter run and another 14-4 third-quarteradvantage to improve their season recordto 4-7 with the win.Derek Jueden continues to rain inthree pointers as he would light up thescoreboard with five treys on his way totake scoring honors with 18 points. TannerFischer hit double-figures with 13 points.Osmond got eight points from DanielWiese and Andrew Folkers and CarlinKrienert scored six and five points,respectively.HARTINGTON — The Hartington Lady Wildcats fell victim toa couple of cold shooting quarters against Osmond on Saturdaynight and the end results was a 56-39 loss to the Lady Tigers.Hartington was lead by Ashley Morten who went 5 of 7 from thefree throw line on her way to 11 points. Myranda Fischer hit a trioof three pointers and ended with10 points.Osmond got balanced scoring lead by Carissa Gutz with 16points and Laurel Krohn with 14 points. Brianna Kumm hitOsmond’s only three pointer on her way to double figures as wellwith 10 points.Ashley Morten got four of Hartington’s six first quarter points.Osmond’s Carissa Gutz rattled in seven points for the Lady Tigersas they eased out to a 13-6 early lead.The two teams traded baskets in the second quarter. BriannaKumm led Osmond with 4 points and Hartington got 4 points eachfrom Camie Stratman and Samantha Huss. Myranda Fischer alsodrained a three pointer as Osmond maintained a 26-20 halftimeadvantage.Osmond would erupt in the third quarter as they got 6 pointseach from Carissa Gutz and Laurel Krohn and a three pointer fromBrianna Kumm. Hartington went ice cold from the field and theresulting 18-2 run by the Lady Tigers put them in command 44-22.Myranda Fischer drained two more long range bombs forHartington in the final quarter and Ashley Morten connected for 7more points as the Lady Wildcats would rally with a 17-12 run butOsmond took the 56-39 win.Hartington 6 14 2 17—39Osmond 13 13 18 12—59Hartington OsmondFG 12 203PT 3 1FT 12-19 15-21SCORINGHartington- Ashley Morten 11, Myranda Fischer 10, Samantha Huss 8, CamieStratman 6, Micheal Dendinger 3. Laurel Dunn 1. Osmond- Carissa Gutz 16,Laurel Krohn 14, Brianna Kumm 20, Alison Schmidt 6, Paige Schuetter 3, SamiJohnson3, Morgan Brummels 2, Sami Aschoff 2.HOMER — The Lady Wildcats traveled to Homer on Friday night inLewis and Clark Conference action to take on one of the top rated C-2teams in northeast Nebraska. The Lady Knights build a big 42-23 halftime lead over the Lady Wildcats and then coasted to the 81-49 win.Hartington was lead on offense by Camie Stratman and AshleyMorten with 13 and 11 points respectively.Homer got 19 points each from Cassandra Stowe and BrandonTighe and Makayla Murphy also hit double figures with 11 pointson the night.Myranda Fischer hit a three pointer early in the first quarter butthe Lady Knights answered with a trey by Brooke Tighe and sevenpoints by Cassandra Stowe as they raced to a 22-10 first quarter lead.Ashley Morten would drop in seven points for the Lady Cats inthe second quarter. Homer was led by a trio of three-pointers byKayla Ensminger, Brandon Tighe, and Brook Tighe as a 20-13 runput Lady Knight in the lead 42-23 at the half.Camie Stratman would erupt for seven points in the third quarterfor Hartington but Homer got six points from Makayla Murphy andfour more points each from Kayla Ensminger and Jessica Nogelmeier.Both offenses opened up in the final quarter.Hartington got four points each by Ashley Morten and CamieStratman and a second three-pointer by Myranda Fischer as wellas fieldgoals by Shelby Hochstein, Abby Lammers, Samantha HussC&L LADIES LEAGUEJan. 4, 20131. D&K Trailers 41 232. Secuirity Bank 35.5 28.53. Deerfield 31 334. Fox Repair 20.5 43.5High Scratch Game, Team: D&K Trailers, 557; Security Bank, 549.High Handicap Game, Team: D&K Trailers, 561; Security Bank, 549.High Scratch Series, Team: Security Bank, 1616; D&K Trailers, 1605.High Scratch Game: Tootie Lipp, 170; Theresa Kauth, 165.High Scratch Series: Rose Mary Polak, 471; Deb Wacker, 460.Splits Converted: Amy Christensen, 5/10; Lynette Penlerick, 4/5.C&L LADIES LEAGUEJan. 7, 20131. D&K Trailers 42 262. Secuirity Bank 39.5 28.53. Deerfield 34 344. Fox Repair 20.5 47.5High Scratch Game, Team: Security Bank, 570; Security Bank, 568.High Handicap Game, Team: Security Bank, 570; Security Bank, 568.High Scratch Series, Team: Security Bank, 1699; D&K Trailers, 1599.High Scratch Game: Rose Mary Polak, 170; Rose Mary Polak, 171.High Scratch Series: Rose Mary Polak, 483; Sharon Olsen, 464.Splits Converted: Janelle Fiscus, 5/7; Tiffany Kalin, 3/10, 3/10; MelissaLordemann, 4/5; Tootie Lipp, 3/10; Hildie Huss, 3/9/10, 3/10; 3/10.TUESDAY AFTERNOON WOMEN’S LEAGUEJan. 8, 20131. Tuesday Angels 114.0 48.02. Pins & Needles 90.0 72.03. Golden Girls 86.0 76.04. Spinners 84.0 78.05. Touch of Class 61.0 101.0High Hdcp Game - Team: Pins and Needles, 800; Pins andNeedles, 767; Tuesday Angels, 766.High Hdcp Series - Team: Pins and Needles, 2321; TuesdayAngels, 2203; Golden Girls, 2154.Hartington got a trio of baskets fromthree-point range from Derek Juedenand Adam Hochstein also hit one as theWildcats raced to a 14-7 first-quarter lead.The Wildcats kept the pressure on inthe second quarter and two more treysby Derek Jueden and one by BrandonMainquist fueled a 15-5 second-quarterrun and helped build a 34-17 Hartingtonlead.Hartington’s defense was stifling theOsmond offense. On offense thanks to fivepoints by Tanner Fischer and a Nick Millerthree-pointer, the Wildcats continued toincrease their lead to 48-21.The Tigers got fieldgoals from BenJohnson, Cameron Moes and CarlinBowlingKrienert in the final period.Hartington got three pointers by KolbyJueden and Brandon Mainquist andfinished off Osmond 59-35.Hartington 19 15 14 11—59Osmond 7 10 4 14—35Hartington OsmondFG 19 93PT 10 0FT 8-11 13-17SCORINGHartington- Derek Jueden 18, Tanner Fischer 13,Brandon Mainquist 8, Adam Hochstein 7 Nick Miller3, Riley Haug 1, Eric Derickson 1, Houston Arens 1.Osmond- Daniel Wiese 8, Andrew Folkers 6, CarlinKrienert 5, Ben Johnson 4, Caleb Krohn 4, CodyKoehler 3, Cameron Moes 2, Zach Kumm 2, AdamSwallow 1Hartington girls run into pair of state-rated foesHartington’s Lindsay Dunn tries to work her way past thedefense during recent action. The Lady Wildcats fell to twostate-rated teams last week — Osmond and Homer.and Michaela Dendinger.Homer would no fold however, as lead by six more points byCassandra Stowe and a three pointer and five points by BrandonTighe the Knights earned the 81-49 victory.Hartington 10 13 7 19—49Homer 22 20 18 21—81Team stats Hartington HomerFG 21 333PT 2 5FT 5-10 10-11SCORINGHartington- Camie Stratman 13, Ashley Morten 11, Samantha Huss 8, MyrandaFischer 8, Michaela Dendinger 5, Shelby Hochstein 2, Abby Lammers 2. Homer-Cassandra Stowe 19, Brandon Tighe 19, Makayla Murphy 10, Brooke Tighe8, Jessica Nogelmeier 8, Kayla Ensminger 7, Cheyenne Overgaard 4, KealynBeermann 2, Sara Tremayne 2, Wallissa Overfelt 2.High Scr. Game: Beverly Brodersen, 197; Sue Reifenrath,196; Sue Reifenrath, 192.High Scr. Series: Sue Reifenrath, 536; Loraine Brummer,489; Rose Mary Polak, 488.WEDNESDAY NIGHT WOMEN’S LEAGUEJan. 9, 20131. Wintz Funeral 168.0 102.02. Security Bank 163.0 107.03. Grossenburg 158.5 111.54. Broadway Lanes 154.5 115.55. Fordyce Coop 149.5 120.56. Etched Impress 145.0 125.07. X-Pert Lawn 134.0 136.08. Lonnie’s 122.0 148.09. Fay’s 122.0 148.010. Family 1st 120.0 150.011. Scott’s Pkg Liq 118.5 151.512. Ghost Team 65.0 205.0High Scr. Game - Team: Grossenburg Implement, 719; GrossenburgImplement, 710; Broadway Lanes, 660.High Scr. Game: LaDonna Hames, 258; LaDonna Hames, 233;Fay Burbach, 225.High Hndcp Game - Team: Grossenburg Implement, 838; GorssenburgImplement, 829; Broadway Lanes, 814.High Hndcp Game: LaDonna Hames, 264; Fay Bubach, 243;Darla Frank, 242.High Scr. Series - Team: Grossenburg Implement, 2078; BroadwayLanes, 1904; Wintz Funeral Home, 1819.High Scr. Series: LaDonna Hames, 693; Fay Burbach, 617; SueReifenrath, 587.High Hndcp Series - Team: Grossenburg Implement, 2435;Broadway Lanes, 2366; Fay’s, 2291.High Hndcp Series: LaDonna Hames, 711; Fay Burbach, 671;Sue Reifenrath, 638.Advertising Really Makes Cents!Save Time & Money!Place your 2x2 display ad in over 165 Nebraskanewspapers and get your message to over 760,000readers. Statewide coverage for $5.66*/publication.Regional ads also available in central, southeast, northeastor western Nebraska. Additional sizes available.*Statewide cost is just $935.Contact this newspaper for more informationor call 1-800-369-2850.Nebraska 2x2 Display Ad Networkwww.nebpress.com