Alex Eller is a journalist for the Wahoo Newspaper, focusing on local sports coverage in Wahoo, Nebraska. With a passion for high school athletics, Alex provides in-depth analysis and game highlights for the community, keeping readers informed and engaged with the latest sports news.
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WAHOO- When the Bishop Neumann and North Bend girls basketball teams meet up, you know something magical is going to happen on the court.
FRIEND- Following a solid freshman campaign, Eli Kult of Yutan didn’t miss a beat at the Bob Arehart Memorial Invitational on Dec. 7.
A strong start and finish by the Class C-2 No. 4 Yutan girls basketball team helped propel them to a 41-34 win over Logan View/Scribner-Snyder at home on Dec. 12.
WAVERLY- The strong start to the new season continued for the Class B No. 5 Waverly girls basketball team with a pair of home victories against Blair and York on Dec. 10 and 12.
YUTAN- A solid game from Carson Jurey helped the Yutan boy’s basketball team knock off Arlington 39-24 at home on Dec. 10.
MEAD- Following a loss to start the year, the Mead boys basketball team pulled out all the stops in a dominant 66-21 win over Cornerstone Christian at home on Dec. 10.
WAHOO- From the start, the Class B No. 8 Wahoo boys basketball team knew they were going to have to defend well to knock off Class C-1 No. 2 Ashland-Greenwood.
WAHOO- In a battle of Saunders County Rivals, the Wahoo girls basketball team pulled out a 46-30 victory over Ashland-Greenwood at home on Dec. 19.
WAHOO- It was a mixture of talent across all four classes at the Wahoo Boys Wrestling Invite on Dec. 21 at Wahoo High School.
WAHOO- It’s not about how you start, but how you finish.
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