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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Wednesday's win was one for the ages by the Hastings College women's basketball program.
The fourth quarter belonged to the Hastings High boys. But Seward won the first three periods and claimed a 62-50 season-opening basketball win Thursday at The Jungle.
The Adams Central boys team has a strong belief in sharing. In sharing the basketball scoring duties, that is.
By: Gene Ray
ROSELAND —The Silver Lake boys protected their unbeaten basketball season by out-slugging Axtell 62-54 Friday night.
By: Gene Ray
If the Doniphan-Trumbull boys’ team could play an entire game of fast-break basketball, that would be just fine by the Cardinals’ head coach.
Hot shooting and tight defense catapulted unbeaten Elkhorn North to a 72-50 victory over Hastings High at The Jungle.
The second half turned in the Patriots’ favor, as Adams Central outscored Fillmore Central 26-14 after halftime Friday night in a 52-42 win at Patriot Gym.
Adams Central came out of the halftime locker room red hot, led by Austin Vontz who became the hottest player on the floor.
Shots fell through at a rapid pace for unbeaten Ogallala. But for the Doniphan-Trumbull boys basketball team, points came more slowly.
Adams Central players stepped up in the absence of their starting point guard and secured their sixth straight boys basketball victory on Saturday.
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