Ellen Mortensen is a journalist for the Gothenburg Leader, focusing on local news and events in Gothenburg. With a keen interest in community affairs, Ellen covers a range of topics including local government decisions, sports victories, school board meetings, and community events. Her articles provide readers with timely and informative updates on the happenings in their town.
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By: Ellen Mortensen
The Lady Swedes sent two wrestlers to the Sumner-Eddyville-Miller girls wrestling invitational on Saturday, Dec. 28, and both came home with a medal. Thirteen teams participated in the tournament with Ansley-Litchfield winning the team title.
By: Ellen Mortensen
Gothenburg put another one in the bag on Friday to keep their perfect season alive. The Lady Swedes claimed a resounding 63-21 victory over the Amherst Broncos on Jan. 3.
By: Ellen Mortensen
The Gothenburg boys' wrestling team got back into action following the holiday break by competing in a dual tournament at Ord on Monday, Dec. 30. The Swedes had a great performance, winning all but one round as a team. Results of the tournament are as follows.
By: Ellen Mortensen
As 2024 came to a close, the U.S. Census Bureau projected the U.S. population would be 341,145,670 on New Year's Day, with 2,640,171 babies being born each year.
By: Ellen Mortensen
The Badgers' boys basketball team is looking for improvement in the 2024-2025 season, after falling just below 500 in the win category last year. The team will look to the leadership of their returning leading scorer, Andon Olson, back for his senior season.
By: Ellen Mortensen
The Ogallala men's wrestling team is looking to rebuild this year as they saw three state qualifiers last season, two of whom brought home medals. Unfortunately, none of the three are returning to the mat this season as the two medalists graduated, and the third qualifier has chosen not to participate this season.
By: Ellen Mortensen
The Brady boys wrestling team competed in the Garden County Invitational in Oshkosh on Saturday, Jan. 11, with one member of the team bringing home a medal. A total of 28 teams participated in the invite with Gordon-Rushville winning the team title.
By: Ellen Mortensen
The boy's wrestling team traveled to Ogallala on Saturday, Jan. 11, where they competed in a dual invitational. The tournament included teams from Sidney, Chase County, Sutherland, Mitchell, Limon, Ogallala, and Mullen and finished in that order in the overall team standings. Gothenburg won the 1st place match by 3 points over Sidney to claim the team title. Individual results for the Swedes are as follows.
By: Ellen Mortensen
Gothenburg suffered their closest loss of the season on Friday, Jan. 10, when they fell just short of the McCook Bison by a score of 59-56 in a heartbreaker on the road.
By: Ellen Mortensen
What the Gothenburg girls lack in experience they make up for in competitive spirit. The Lady Swedes were one of 18 girl's wrestling teams who competed at the Sidney Invite on Friday, Jan. 10. Gering was the team champion. Gothenburg finished in 14th place with only three girls, and all three medaled.
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