HTRS Titans face Palmyra in last regular season game

PALMYRA - The Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer Titans went on the road for their last regular season game on Friday night, February 18th, but lost to the red-hot Palmyra Panthers by a 38-70 score. Palmyra only led 16-7 after the 1st quarter, but then went on a 19-9 run to end the half at 35-16.

Lexi Isaacs

Lexi Isaacs, a freshman on the Waverly High School Dance Team recently took home several trophies. Lexi received 2nd place in Pom; 1st place in Jazz; Eastern Nebraska Champions and Special Judges Award: Best Execution.

HTRS/P.C.’s Worthey headed to State Wrestling Tourney

CENTENNIAL - The Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer Titan wrestling team competed in the Class C-3 District Wrestling Tournament on Friday and Saturday, February 11th and 12th at Centennial and finished in 10 place overall with 46 points.

HTRS Lady Titans win nail-biter over Tri-County

HUMBOLDT - It came down to the wire, but the Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer Lady Titans held off the Tri-County Lady Trojans for a thrilling 48-44 victory on Tuesday night, February 8th.

Bowling Results

High Team Scratch Game and Series: Hasselbalch’s Pharmacy 423 and 1185. High Individual Scratch Games: Marcia Borcher and Coleen Naber, 171; High Individual Scratch Series: Coleen Naber 458. Splits: Mary Batchlor 5-6-10; Sandee Bellows 3-10; Ronda Freeman 5-6.

HTRS runs four-day gauntlet against foes

HUMBOLDT, FALLS CITY, JOHNSON - The Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer Titans had a brutal schedule last week against Tri-County, Falls City and Johnson-Brock which resulted in three unfortunate losses. HTRS vs.

Lewiston Tigers lose lopsided game to Wymore Southern

WYMORE - The Lewiston Tigers traveled to Wymore Southern on Tuesday, February 8th, but had a rude welcome from their hosts as they were defeated by an 81-45 score. Southern went on a 24-11 opening run in the 1st quarter and then increased their lead to 45-26 by the halftime break.

Rural schools never stronger than now

As I researched for this article, the stories and information that I read reaffirmed what I already believed–we are truly fortunate to live where we do. Living in and attending school in a rural Nebraska school community may have never been more advantageous to our students than it is now.