Gene Ray is a sports journalist who writes for the Hastings Tribune Newspaper, focusing on local sports in Hastings, Nebraska. He covers a wide range of sports events, including high school basketball games and tournaments, providing detailed game summaries and scores.
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Gene Ray focuses on local sports coverage, particularly basketball and high school sports events. Pitches directed to Gene should offer insights into team performance, individual player achievements, or upcoming tournaments within the local Nebraska area. Additionally, he may appreciate announcements regarding coaching changes or significant milestones for teams in his coverage area.
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By: Gene Ray
State bound once again.
Scottsbluff enjoys playing smash-mouth football. But unfortunately for Hastings, the Tigers took it on the chin against the Bearcats Friday night.
By: Gene Ray
St. Cecilia faces a win-or-go-home situation Thursday when the Hawkettes take the field again in the state high school softball tournament.
By: Gene Ray
Teary-eyed St. Cecilia softball players hugged one another as they felt the heartbreaking end to their remarkable season.
Lincoln Christian runs an old-fashioned offense. But it works just fine against modern, pass-oriented opponents.
By: Gene Ray
RURAL FAIRFIELD — Sandy Creek played ball-hawk defense along with its high-powered offense, as the Cougars rolled to a lop-sided victory in the first round of the Class D-1 football
By: Gene Ray
“Crushing.”
By: Gene Ray
McCook’s running back Tristan Campbell isn’t a one-man wrecking crew. It just seemed that way Friday.
By: Gene Ray
RURAL FAIRFIELD — While it rained Friday, Sandy Creek poured on the points and advanced to the Class D-1 football playoff semifinals.
By: Gene Ray
Hastings College enjoyed a 13-0 lead in the first half Saturday. Now, if the Broncos could just hold on.
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