Though Onaga scored first, Hanover ended yet another game at half with a 56-6 win against the Buffalos on Friday. The Wildcats put up 32 points in the first quarter and 24 points in the second to end the game with the mercy rule. Hanover extended their state record 8-man football winning streak to... + continue reading
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Washington County traveled to Lincoln and came back with a 50-6 win, moving their district record to 2-0.
The team managed the blowout win without standout junior quarterback Drew Buhrman, who was out with an injury.
Mason Miller stepped in and filled... + continue reading
The Eagles took down state-ranked Victoria, 28-14, in a battle of unbeatens on Friday at Victoria. The district matchup between Clifton-Clyde and Victoria was one of the state’s premiere matchups and was a district game for the teams. The weather was... + continue reading
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An old map shows where all of the country one-room schoolhouses were located across Washington County. The schools tended to be spaced anywhere from two to four miles apart so children did not have to travel far for an education.
Only one contractor attended the Board of County Commissioners’ walk through of the courthouse basement on Monday morning. The commissioners invited all contractors interested in bidding on the work in the basement to the walk through so that they could place bids accordingly. A second... + continue reading
The former Barnes High School gym is all that remains of the K-12 school that operated at the northwest corner of town years ago. The high school closed in 1963 and the grade school in 1985.
Enrollment trends, classification updates, schools not being able to fill a sports team roster… the schools of Washington County are a constant part of the news cycle because of their impact on the communities they serve and the students they educate.
Declining enrollment has been a trend... + continue reading
Members of the 2019 Hanover Wildcats football team are, back row, from left, assistant coaches Chris Beikmann and John Bruna, Emmitt Jueneman, Colin Jueneman, Jacob Jueneman, Jonah Weber, Blake Hynek, Tanner Link, Jacob Klipp, head coach Matt Heuer; middle, Tyler Bonzer, Taegan Schwartz, Tregan Graff, Keagan Dimler, Philip Doebele, Joshua Zarybnicky, Kacey Espinoza, Matthew Schroller; front, managers Cooper Bruna and Noah Sedlacek, Cole Meyer, Trevor Graff, Jacob Bruna, Andrew Gugenhan, Isaac Bruna, Chase Bruna, managers Wyatt Simpson and Braden Jueneman.
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Washington County traveled to Lincoln and came back with a 50-6 win, moving their district record to 2-0.
The team managed the blowout win without standout junior quarterback Drew Buhrman, who was... + continue reading
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Emmitt Jueneman assists on a tackle of an Onaga player. Jueneman’s defense was strong, taking a 70-yard interception in for a touchdown on Friday.
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,Members of the Washington County High School football team are, front row, from left, Quentin Rhodes, Seth Bonar, Elijah Rutledge, Aidan Goeckel, Jaisen Zimmer, Kaleb Grace, Mason Miller, Brett Buhrman; middle, Payton LeDuc, Connor Linenberger, Drew Buhrman, Trever Grace, Jack Gilliam, Hunter Hill, Matthew Kern, Jaydon Otott; head coach Doug Thompson, Trenton Zenger, Garret Otott, Tyler Nelson, Nathaniel Tice, Coy Stamm, assistant coach Scott Romeiser, assistant coach Bobby Smith.
Members of the Washington County Junior High football team, which includes Linn Junior High athletes, are, front row, from left, Octavien Cardenas, Joe Kern, Ethan Bott, William Svanda, Colton Harlan; middle, Grayson Votipka, Jaxon Welch, William Olson, Carson Kearn, Conner Ohlde, Jonathan Wright; back, Anthony Ayala, Monte Huckett, Gavin Turk, Kileab Willbrant, William Otott, Miles Miller, Austin Wurtz; top, coaches Steve Wright, Jay Kearn.
