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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Long runs in service were the key on Tuesday as the North Platte St. Pat’s Lady Irish swept Mullen at the McGahan Activities Center.
North Platte St. Pat’s got the runs they needed late in the third and fourth sets to defeat Sutherland on Thursday at the McGahan Activities Center.
The North Platte Lady Bulldogs didn’t give their home fans much to cheer about on Thursday as they were swept by Kearney at the Dawg House.
North Platte St. Pat’s achieved supremacy in Lincoln County on Saturday when they defeated Maxwell and Hershey on their home court at the McGahan Activities Center.
North Platte St. Pat’s took advantage of early Arapahoe miscues with two early touchdowns and the Irish held on to beat previously-undefeated Arapahoe, 24-14, to close the regular season on Thursday at Knights of Columbus Field.
Top-ranked Millard South poured it on against North Platte High, 56-10, Friday on a rainy night at Bauer Field.
A mark of quality for the North Platte High volleyball team is beating longtime rival Ogallala.
North Platte St. Pat’s got out to a big lead and never looked back in their 56-28 win over Hemingford on Thursday in the first round of the Class D1 state football playoffs.
North Platte St. Pat’s dominated both ends of the ball on Friday to defeat Bridgeport, 55-8, in the second round of the Nebraska Class D1 State Football Playoffs.
There was some drama at the end of MCF Salute to Veterans on Saturday night.
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