William Reynolds

Hastings High softball coach Blake Marquardt had his mind made up that Ella Tinsman would not pitch three consecutive games Saturday in the Eastern Midlands Conference tournament.

MINDEN — Shelton brought the boom and forced Minden to stow away the broom.

It’s been a bit of a frustrating start to the fall sports season here at the Tribune.

OMAHA — The history buff in me couldn’t take it.

It’s finally here.

Standing on the Morrison Stadium turf late Saturday night, a line from a TV show I’ve binged an embarrassing amount of times repeated itself over and over inside my head.

I racked my brain for most of Monday trying to remember a busier year than the one I’ve experienced this school year.

I racked my brain for most of Monday trying to remember a busier year than the one I’ve experienced this school year.

RALSTON — Chance Vertin couldn’t leave first base fast enough.

Barring another global pandemic, Hastings College should field a men's volleyball team for the first time next spring.

2025 GPAC Championships Men’s results Team scores — 1, Doane 233 ½; 2, Dordt 156; 3, Midland 115 ½; 4, Concordia 103; 5, Northwestern 67; 6, Hastings 53; 7, Mount

I’ve been to the Nebraska state soccer tournament exactly once in my near-decade at the Tribune.

This column is a day late. I hope you’ll excuse my tardiness.

I might not have the best remaining March Madness bracket among Hastings residents or Tribland readers. But, considering the amount of Division I college basketball I consume (almost zero) leading

Five years ago, almost to the day, I penned a piece about Adams Central’s consolation victory over St. Paul at the girls state basketball tournament.

There’s equal parts bitter and sweet when the calendar reaches March, as it did Saturday.

Things we missed: State wrestling is not for the faint of heart

OMAHA — If there’s a Will, there’s a way.

GENEVA — If you ask Fillmore Central boys basketball coach Derek Reinsch, senior Dan Stoner has one of the more compelling cases to be considered the best player in program

LINCOLN — Of John Cook’s many accomplishments over his 25 years as Nebraska’s volleyball coach — he mentioned the four national championships and his 722 wins with the Huskers —