Phil Serrone is a local journalist based in Gothenburg, Sweden. He writes for the Gothenburg Leader and his work has also appeared in THW Minden. Phil's articles primarily focus on local sports teams and their performances, covering topics such as team strategies, player profiles, and upcoming events.
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Phil Serrone's articles predominantly focus on local sports events and individual athletes in Gothenburg, Sweden. He is dedicated to covering specific sporting events and profiles of local athletes.
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By: Phil Serrone
Valentine's girls' golf program broke through in a big way last season, qualifying for state and earning a district championship. Three state qualifiers return for the Badgers, bolstering Valentine's chances of replicating success this year.
By: Phil Serrone
Ogallala's football program showed great improvement last season as the Indians were able to produce a 7-3 season, an impressive mark that the team will undoubtedly want to improve on for the upcoming season.
By: Phil Serrone
While last season did not produce many victories for the Valentine Badgers football program, the team is ready to put their 1-8 finish behind them and focus on building towards the future.
By: Phil Serrone
Coming off of a tough season that saw the Lady Badgers struggle in a very competitive district, the Valentine volleyball team is looking to improve on their 9-23 record from the 2023 season.
By: Phil Serrone
Things will look a little different for the Valentine Badgers Cross Country program in 2024, as the team will have a new Head Coach in Alex Jensen. Coach Jensen takes over a program fresh off of qualifying for state with the boys team, a mark that he will look to repeat as well as find the same success for the girls team.
By: Phil Serrone
For the Ogallala Indians cross country team, the goal is simple for the upcoming season and that is to improve every single day. Sawyer Laflan is the lone returning state qualifier for the boys' team while the girls' team will look to have repeat success in the SWC where they earned third place honors.
By: Phil Serrone
Last year could not have been better for the Minden Lady Whippets volleyball program, the team earned their first C-1 State Championship since 1980. The team finished the year with an impressive 36-1 record.
By: Phil Serrone
For the fourth consecutive year, the Lady Swedes are heading to Lincoln for the NSAA State Volleyball Championships. The Swedes' victory over #2 seed Clarkson/Leigh in the district finals on Saturday, Nov. 2, punched their ticket to state and continues what some may call a “Cinderella season” for Gothenburg.
By: Phil Serrone
The Gothenburg girls' basketball team has been a model of consistency for success over the last four years with two state berths and four district finals. Heading into this year, the team has a great chance to build off their last season record of 19-6, with multiple returning players.
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