The Crofton Ponies took on Laurel on Wednesday night in quarterfinal action in the Quad County Tournament.

With some of the top teams in the state competing in the same league tournament, you knew it was going to be a good one.

The Elkhorn Valley League tournament is being played this weekend in Creighton with six teams participating. Schedule is as follows:

(back L-R) Coach Kelly Dohmen, Alex Homan, Dylan Kuhlman, Sam Vortherms, Mitchell Mackeprang, Dade Davis, Coach Derek Dohmen, (front L-R) Riley Kaup, Clay Curtis, Caden Wortman, Conner Hammer, Carson Lilly.

For the second time this season, Creighton-Bloomfield took on the Neligh Legion team.

Creighton was on point last night as the peewee and pony teams took on the visitors from Summerland.

Crofton made a trip to Ponca, where both teams fell to the home squad.

Crofton made a trip to Ponca, where both teams fell to the home squad.

Creighton will be hosting youth baseball camps every Thursday in July for ages four to eight years old.

Their dominance in both cross country and one act helped the Wausa girls capture runner up in the NSAA Cup Class D Girls Standings for 2019-20. 

The City of Creighton held a meeting Monday morning on whether or not to move forward with baseball this summer.

A Niobrara graduate has been named an All-American for his recent track and field success at Wayne State College.

Bowling will now be a sanctioned NSAA sport after being approved by the Board of Directors.

The Bloomfield youth summer ball season has been cancelled for 2020 due to the current situation and added liability.

There have been seven Knox County Athletes who were selected to the eighth annual Northeast Nebraska All-Star Classic in Norfolk.

The Lady Warriors got off to a strong start Saturday and never looked back.

It was a battle into the final seconds.

Second-seeded Crofton used a balanced scoring attack to knock out #7 BRLD in the girls state quarterfinal on Thursday night, 72-41

Cade Kalkowski, a Niobrara, Nebraska native, not only earned a 2nd place medal for Wayne State College in their recent Conference contest, he also tossed the 35-pound weight far enough to get himself ranked nationally.

As a mere fourth-grader, Tyson Sauser made school history, becoming the first Bloomfield youth to step onto a competitive wrestling mat.