Nick Blasnitz

5 days ago | hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Nick Blasnitz

No matter what sport it is or which athlete you're watching, there are always going to be moments where said athlete will face adversity. For Hastings' Keira Erickson, those moments came during her sophomore and junior seasons on the court. After placing fifth at the state tennis meet as a freshman, Erickson had high expectations going into the next two seasons.

2 weeks ago | hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Nick Blasnitz

By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Nick Blasnitz [email protected] Expectations were high for the Hastings girls tennis team heading into last year's state tournament. The Tigers were loaded with experience and had players seeded in three of the four divisions of competition. Some expectations were met, and some weren't, but HHS finished the state tournament in Lincoln with medal winners in both doubles competitions.

1 month ago | hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Nick Blasnitz

Wednesday night's Eastern Midlands Conference soccer tournament championship lived up to the hype, as the top two teams in Class B went toe-to-toe for 40 grueling minutes, with the winner not being decided until the final 30 seconds of the match. The Hastings boys squad turned a 2-0 deficit into a 3-2 lead against Bennington Wednesday at Lloyd Wilson Field, but the Badgers had just enough stamina to rally past the Tigers 4-3, giving Hastings its first loss of the season.

Feb 5, 2025 | hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Nick Blasnitz

By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Nick Blasnitz [email protected] Since snapping its four-game losing streak, the Adams Central boys basketball team went into Tuesday having won four of five games, including victories over Class B Northwest and the top-ranked team in Class C-2 in Grand Island Central Catholic. The Patriots looked to continue the high level of play Tuesday, when they traveled across town to face rival St. Cecilia, which notched its first win of the year two weeks ago.

Jan 14, 2025 | hastingstribune.com | Amy Roh |Nick Blasnitz

Spectators watching the Adams Central boys wrestling team host Fillmore Central hardly had time to enjoy the dual before it was over. Of the 14 weight classes, only two matches on the night went into second period. Ten bouts finished with a pin, three weight classes were left open, and one match ended via tech fall. The two teams squared off against each other in the final dual of the Tri County duals tournament over the weekend, with Adams Central winning 47-34 in a match similar to Tuesday's.