Sports

The Sterling boys track team won the Lewiston Invitational Track Meet held in Pawnee City on April 9 by scoring 96 points.

Johnson-Brock’s Head Track Coach stated: “It was a great day for a meet. The sun came out and warmed up in the afternoon. The boys team ended up finishing fifth overall and the girls team finished ninth out of twelve teams in the meet. We had many athletes have personal best performances on the day.”

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Fans following the Johnson County Central, Sterling and Johnson-Brock track teams had a beautiful day to watch the MUDECAS track invitational held at Freeman on Saturday, April 13th.

The Sterling boys took runner-up with a total of 93 points. The Johnson County Central boys finished seventh with 36 points. Johnson-Brock boys followed in eighth place with 31 points. Freeman won the meet with a total 146 points.

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Johnson County Central travelled to Wymore to dual Southern to open the 2019 season. Eli Waring was the individual medalist shooting a 37 on the par 35 course. As a team, the Thunderbirds defeated the Raiders 163 to 192.

JCC Varsity

1. Tyler Bartels 43

2. Kole Kleespies 42

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JOHNSON - Twenty letter winners return on the 2019 Johnson-Brock Eagles and Lady Eagles track and field teams.

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HEBRON - The Johnson County Central Lady Thunderbirds competed at the Thayer Central Track Invitiational on Thursday, March 28th and placed 4th overall with 60 points. All team and individual results are as follows.

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TECUMSEH - The Johnson County Central Thunderbirds hosted their 2019 Track Invitational on Monday, April 1st in very nice weather conditions.

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Third Quarter Honor Roll 2018-2019 at Johnson County Central Middle School has been released. Honor Roll students have no grade lower than a B. *Honor Roll with distinction is based on student’s having all A’s with only one B

Grade 8 - Katelyn Beethe, Erika Cabrales (All A’s), Tucker Drake, Anzel du Preez (All A’s), MacKinze Gordon, Hayden Huskey (All A’s), Ashley Manrique Andrade, Keiry Najera, Chayce Oenbring, Kimberly Orozco, *Daisy Ortiz, Brandon Speckmann, Alixandria Swanson, Aiden Weber (All A’s).

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April 8 is the first day students planning to attend Southeast Community College this fall can register for that term, the first fall semester in a new academic calendar.

The fall semester begins Aug. 26, 2019.

The change from a quarter academic calendar to a semester calendar provides many advantages to students, including more time to focus on each class and an easier transition when transferring to a four-year college or university.

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The JCC Art room was buzzing with excitement as all of its students prepared for the chance to be entered into the ECNC Art competition. The preparation for this competition starts at the very beginning of the year. For the whole year, all of the art students take their time and complete numerous projects that they work on both in and outside of class.

All levels of art students chose three or more of their best works and prepared them to be displayed for the whole school to see. The judging process started right in their very own school. The students put up their artwork in the gym and had members of staff and other JCC students judge the pieces and vote for whichever pieces they felt deserved top ten. The pieces that had the most votes got to move on.

The pieces were then seen by judges who ranked those ten. The artworks were displayed at Wells Fargo’s Bank in Lincoln, Nebraska, alongside other schools who went through the same process.

As a four year player for the Johnson County Central Thunderbirds, senior, Alexis Graham signed a letter of intent to continue her education and volleyball career at the College of Saint Mary. Alexis is a 6-0 middle blocker/ outside hitter for the Thunderbirds and has earned all-conference and academic all-state honorable mention in volleyball.

Graham definitely has a passion for volleyball. Not only does she compete during the school season but she chooses to participate in club volleyball as well. She displays her loyalty to the team by playing four consecutive years and following where her coach goes with the other girls from additional small towns.