Center Republican Sports
Loss sparks underclassmen action
Even without star post Kelly Schindler, Shiloh Christian proved too much for Center-Stanton last week as they claimed the 66-25 District 9 victory Thursday.
Lake finally freezes, new record set
It is a record after all. U. S. Army Corps of Engineers officials in Riverdale announced that Lake Sakakawea was officially frozen over Jan 18. The announcement came about noon. The date edges out the previous record by a mere two days.
Wildcats take a step back against New England foe
After a couple weeks of advancement over the holiday break, the Center-Stanton girls basketball team took a step back Saturday as they were blown out by New England 61-36 in a non-conference game.
No. 4 Beulah gets upper hand over Center-Stanton Wildcats
The Center-Stanton boys basketball team threw all they could at No. 4 ranked Beulah Friday before shooting themselves in the foot with too many turnovers en route to the 74-39 non-conference loss in Beulah.
Wildcats fall in close 4th quarter
Kayanna Two Shields had 30 points, including seven 3-pointers, to help Solen earn a 59-46 victory over the struggling Center-Stanton girls basketball team last week. The game marked serious improvement for the Wildcats before they eventually earned their first district loss.
Wildcats torn apart by Cougars
For 16 minutes, Jake Kraft was everything you could want out of a basketball player. He made shots, choreographed plays and was a staunch defender.
Rohrich siblings outdo Vitek pair
Few teams can boast to having a pair of successful siblings guiding their team like Center-Stanton does in Ashley and Rachel Vitek. However, the Wildcats ran into a pair of sisters who outdid C-S Monday night during the New Salem Tournament. Morgan and Sadie Rohrich from Kidder County combined for 31 points en route to the 75-17 victory over the Wildcats.
Wildcats: Feast or famine
When the Center-Stanton boys basketball team is on their game, they are nearly unstoppable at the basket. However, when things go south they unravel quickly.
Boys open season with win
The Center-Stanton boys basketball team couldn’t have scripted a better beginning to their season Monday night. They had a nice double digit lead and worked the inside game with power.
A catch of a different kind
Rick Meyhoff and his brother, Pat, expected to bring quite a catch into the boat during an October day of fishing on the Missouri River.
