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2 days ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
Central Community College softball ended its season a win away from the 2025 NJCAA DII Softball World Series. The Raiders claimed the Region IX Championship with a 7-3 win over North Platte Community College on May 4, to earn hosting rights for the Northwest Plains A District Championship. CCC would host the No. 9 team in the county, Kirkwood Community College. The Raiders would win the opening game 3-2 before dropping the final two games 3-2 and 7-2 to end their season.
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2 days ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
COLUMBUS — Aquinas senior Izzie Kadavy and the Scotus Central Catholic girls soccer team are heading back to state. The Shamrocks hosted York at Memorial Stadium at Pawnee Park in the Class B-2 District Championship Saturday, with a spot at Morrison Stadium on the line. York would get the best of Scotus early with a 1-0 lead and a 2-1 lead before the Shamrocks battled to a 6-2 victory.
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4 days ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
It wasn't pretty early, but the Scotus Central Catholic girls soccer team fought through to punch its fifth consecutive ticket to state. The Shamrocks hosted York at Memorial Stadium at Pawnee Park in the Class B-2 District Championship Saturday, with a spot at Morrison Stadium on the line. York would get the best of Scotus early with a 1-0 lead and a 2-1 lead before the Shamrocks battled to a 6-2 victory.
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6 days ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
Central Community College softball added another Discoverer to its roster on Wednesday with the signing of Columbus High senior Bella Larsen. Larsen is "happy to be playing softball and staying home," she said at the signing ceremony. "I've been playing softball since I was four," Larsen said. "It means so much to me, it's my dad's sport and it's my sport."At Columbus, Larsen participated in dance and competed for the track and field team, but she ultimately decided to play ball for the Raiders.
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6 days ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
Grayson Gentile made basketball her sport at Columbus High School and on Wednesday, the senior Discoverer officially made it her sport in college, too. Coming off her career-best hoops season, Gentile signed with MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe, Kan. "It's huge to be signing, it solidifies all the hard work I've put in as an athlete to become a collegiate athlete," Gentile said.
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6 days ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
Columbus High baseball made it look easy Thursday as the Discoverers were in a fight to extend their season. The Discoverers played host to Omaha Northwest in the opening round of the Class A-6 District Tournament with Columbus earning a 15-1 victory. "We had a conversation with our guys about just showing up to games and having the expectation that we're going to win," Columbus coach John Riedmiller said.
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1 week ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
Another year, another trip to a district final for Scotus Central Catholic girls soccer as the Shamrocks chase a fifth straight trip to state. Scotus earned its spot in a district title game after hosting the Class B-6 Subdistrict Tournament and beating both Lutheran High/Norfolk Catholic and Schuyler. On Tuesday, Scotus made quick work of Lutheran High/Norfolk Catholic as the Shamrocks earned the B-6 Subdistrict title by beating the Eagles 10-0.
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1 week ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
Postseason play began at home for the Columbus High girls soccer team as the team eyes a spot at state. The Discoverers hosted Bellevue East on Monday in the Class A-4 District Semifinals. The No. 2 seed Columbus would eventually extend its season with a 3-0 victory over the No. 3 Chieftains. "It wasn't as good as it could have been, so that's a great thing," Columbus soccer coach Zack Wayman said. "We still have opportunities to be better.
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1 week ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
COLUMBUS — The Jaguars of Howells-Dodge and Warriors of Schuyler were both in action on the blue track at the Lakeview Invite. Howells-Dodge and Schuyler made the trip to Lakeview on April 29, with the Jaguar boys having the best finish between the two programs as they finished fourth with a score of 59. The Schuyler boys took ninth with 12 points while Lakeview won the meet with a score of 155.5. Howells-Dodge's girls team placed seventh with 28 points while Schuyler took ninth with two.
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1 week ago | 
columbustelegram.com | Anthony Streeter
After four years of football with the Vikings, Lakeview senior Caleb Stubbert signed with the Warriors. Stubbert made his name known in the trenches on the gridiron and on Thursday he put pen to paper to sign with the Midland University football team. "I've always dreamed of going to the next level, it didn't matter if it was DI, DII or NAIA," Stubbert said.
