James Parrish is a journalist based in Lincoln, Nebraska, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for the North Platte Bulletin and his work has also appeared in Buckinghamtoday. James specializes in reporting on high school basketball games, providing detailed analysis and game summaries for the local community.
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An unrelenting offensive attack powered North Platte Community College to a 90-76 win over Western Iowa Tech Community College on Friday at the McDonald Belton-Gymnasium.
Dennis E. Lyons, 78, of North Platte, passed away peacefully on Nov. 22, 2024 at Great Plains Health.
Perkins County could not stop the high-octane offense of Hershey on Thursday as the Lady Panthers opened the season with a 77-49 win on their home court.
Hershey couldn’t hit from close range or on the outside on Thursday as they lost, 63-36, to Perkins County at home in their season opener.
North Platte High couldn’t stop a three-point barrage from Alliance as they fell, 63-50, at the Dawg House on Friday.
The North Platte St. Pat’s Lady Irish slowed down Hershey in the first half. But the Lady Panthers broke away in the second half for a 60-26 win on their home court, Saturday.
By: James Parrish
Logan Winder’s basket gave North Platte St. Pat’s a come from behind, 45-44, win over Gothenburg on Thursday at the McGahan Activities Center.
Columbus went on a 14-point run in the second half to pull ahead of the North Platte Lady Bulldogs in their 47-37 win on Friday at the Dawg House.
The North Platte Lady Bulldogs lost, 51-50, in overtime to Norfolk on Saturday at the Dawg House.
By: James Parrish
North Platte High fell behind big in the first half and couldn’t quite get back in it as they lost, 68-47, to Norfolk on Saturday at the Dawg House.
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