South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015 Page 26 Sports If you can't make the game, we'll take you there! Listen to live play by play from top analysts! VOLLEYBALL Thurs., Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m.: SHS Lady Tigers at Yuma 105.5 KPMX and KPMX.com Sat., Sept. 26 at 11 a.m.: SHS Lady Tiger Softball at Brush 105.5 KPMX and KPMX.com Tues, Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m.: SHS Lady Tigers at Brush 105.5 KPMX and KPMX.com Thurs., Oct. 1 at 7 p.m.: NJC Plainswoman Volleyball vs. Lamar 94.5 The Ranch and 945theranch.com FOOTBALL Fri., Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m.: Fleming Wildcats at Weldon Valley 94.5 The Ranch and 945theranch.com Sat., Sept. 26 at 1:30 p.m.: Merino Rams at McClave 94.5 The Ranch and 945theranch.com LOCKER TALK on 105.7 KPMX SATURDAYS AT 8 A.M. A tradition since 1991. Like Locker Talk on Facebook, follow @LockerTalkNECO on Twitter By Ken McDowell Sports Editor The Northeastern Junior College (NJC) Plainswomen posted a 2-2 mark in the Wyo-Braska Volleyball Tournament held Friday and Saturday at Eastern Wyoming College (EWC) in Torrington, Wyo. and Western Nebraska Community College (WNCC) in Scottsbluff, Neb. Friday’s matches were held at EWC with NJC losing to Casper, Wyo. College in straight sets 17- 25, 20-25, 25-27, but coming back to sweep Central Wyoming College 25-21, 25-22, 25-21. In the match against Casper, ranked 20 th in the nation, sophomore Anais Vargas led NJC in kills with 13, freshman Emily Luke 9 and sophomore Zoey Qi 7. In the win over Central Wyoming, Vargas had 10 kills, Luke 8, sophomore Allison Majerus 7 and Qi 5 with sophomore setter Taylor Upchurch setting up 19 assists. Vargas had 12 digs, sophomore Jazmin Montes 11, Upchurch 9, Luke 8 and freshman Karli Christensen 6. Qi had a stuff/block and Vargas and Qi served a pair of aces each. In Saturday’s matches at WNCC, NJC once again split, sweeping Williston State, N.D., College 25- 17, 25-20, 27-25, but falling to fifth ranked Northwest Wyoming College in straight sets, 16-25, 24- 26, 23-25. In the win over Williston State, Vargas had 13 kills, Qi 11, Luke 10 and freshman Kyra Mix 6 with Upchurch setting up 25 assists. Montes hit the floor for 26 digs and Vargas and Luke 11 each. Mix had a stuff while Vargas served 3 aces and Luke and Qi 2 each. In the finale against Northwest, Vargas had 6 kills, Qi and Mix 5 each and Majerus, sophomore Madison King and freshman Carly Orth 2 apiece. Upchurch had 11 assists and Christensen 5. Montes had 24 digs, Vargas 17 and Christensen 7. Orth, Qi and Mix each had a stuff. Vargas served 3 aces and 2 each for Upchurch, King and Christensen. NJC had beaten Casper in straight sets on Aug. 28 in the WNCC Classic. “We have been struggling with blocks and digs,” said NJC Coach Jessica Squier, “and we continued to struggle in the first match against Casper. Casper came out ready to play and we did not match their intensity. “The second set against Central Wyoming we switched to a 6-2 offense, and switched up our defense. Without practicing it I think those adjustments made a world of difference of how we played. I was very proud of the girls for consciously making those adjustments without the coaching staff to remind them.” NJC opened the season Aug. 21 against Williston State and Squier saw an improved team in the Wyo- Braska Tournament. “Williston got better since the last time we saw them,” she observed. “We continued the 6-2 and new defense and base and things went smoother.” NJC also saw Northwest for the second time this year, losing to the nationally-ranked team at home on Sept. 10. “In our last match against Northwest I was extremely proud of our team,” Squier said. “The stats don’t show it but we were extremely aggressive and the rallies lasted quite a long time. “It was a fun match to be able to coach. I hope that we as a team really start recognizing how good we are and we can continue to move forward in a positive direction into region matches.” NJC is 12-10 overall and will host EWC tonight (Wednesday) at 7 p.m. and Colorado Christian university JV Thursday at 7 p.m. After taking a week off the Plainswomen will stay home to host Lamar Community College Thurs., Oct. 1 at 7 p.m., Trinidad State College Fri., Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. and Otero Junior College Sat., Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. in South Sub-Region matches. 4 deep at running back with guys who can play.” Edinger reported that backing up Burkholder is junior Peyton Kloberdanz, who has 47 yards on 22 carries. “Peyton has the same ability as Austin because he can also run people over and is pretty shifty,” he added. Junior Tyler Graber has 7 carries for 24 yards. “Tyler has good speed, and if he can get to the outside he is going to go,” Edinger said. Sophomore Gage Peterson is an up and coming running back on the varsity level, according to Edinger. “I believe Gage will develop into a great running back,” he predicted. “He hits the gaps hard and if we needed him I would not hesitate to put him in there.” Edinger added that, “the running game is pretty much our bread and butter. A lot of our passing is set up on our runs, so we have to establish a good running game for our passing to be effective. “The first week of the season we rushed for 275 yards, and it would be nice if we could do that every week. I think once we get everyone healthy we will have that potential each week.” Continued From Page 24 Offensive backs NJC goes 2-2 in Wyo-Braska Tourney Michael Auction Service Julesburg, CO Lloyd Michael, Jr.: 970-520-0023 TERMS OF SALE: 3% Buyer’s Premium. We accept Visa/Master Card. Cash & cashable check payments are dis- counted 3%. Photo ID is required to obtain buyer’s number. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for property after sold or for accidents. All items sold as is, where is no guarantees. Announcements sale day take precedence over all printed matter. Go to www.michaelauction.com for complete listing and photos. Sun., Oct. 4, 2015 @ 10 a.m. Sedgwick County Fairgrounds - Julesburg Lunch By Steger BBQ Kofman, McKinstry & Rowe Estate Auction We have combined several estates to bring you this fantastic offering of antiques, collectibles & household items. This will be another exceptional offering of some unique & one of a kind items including items from the old Sedgwick bank & McKinstry Abstract. Don’t miss this fabulous auction. Two rings will be selling part of the day. ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Two 4 stack & one 5 stack oak lawyer’s bookcases; fantastic 47 drawer oak file cabinet; oak bookkeepers desk; S roll oak roll top desk; oak library table; walnut drop down secretary desk; 2 oak Victorian parlor chairs; Columbia Grafanola; 20 drawer printers cabinet; Hopper oak kitchen cupboard top; iron piano stool; 4 oak pressed back chairs; 3 oak rockers; oak commode w/towel rack; oak 4 drawer dresser w/mirror; 2 horse collar mirrors; oak spindle sewing rocker; lg round oak table, seats 36; RCA Victor Victrola; oak sofa table; glass sided China hutch; 1940’s walnut dresser & chest of drawers; oak leather high back chair out of Little Brown Jug; 3 chimney cupboards; drop leaf table; coat rack; more. 35 ANTIQUE LAMPS: Rare 4 angel face milkglass Gone w/the Wind Aladdin; 2 clear, 1 green Washington Drape Aladdins; 2 neat elec iron & glass lamps; 2 green, 1 clear, 1 amber Corinthian Aladdin lamps; 20 other nice oil lamps; lamp parts. 200 WATCH FOBS: Case; Caterpillar; IH; heavy equipment. No duplicates. 2,000+ ANTIQUE POSTCARDS: Many local; holiday; towns; states; western; Indian; all 50 states; people. This is a lifetime collection. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Trippensee planetarium; beautiful marble mantel clock; 3 nice mantel clocks; 1920’s Sterling Packing Co. lard tin; 2 Merchant’s Biscuit Co. tins; 25 gal Redwing crock, nice; sev Redwing & Western crocks; crock jugs; cream cans; pitcher pumps; ice tongs; butter churn; sad irons; Hornady Bullet display; barn lanterns; brass fire ext; 3 Wagner cast alum roasters; 2 Tom’s Peanut jars; stained glass window; Roy rogers kid’s chair; coal keeper; collection of string holders; Rin Tin Tin chalk figure; Hop Along Cassidy lunch pail & thermos; crock spittoon; 2 German feather Christmas trees; 2 Black Mammy note boards; 2 Hudson Bay wool blankets; Pendleton wool blanket; Boston Terrier door stop; lg candy scale; wood hankie boxes; sev nice milk bottles; lamb cake mold; North Star, Mammoth, Redwing war seal jars; figural kitchen timers; WWI soldier doll; Will Rogers picture & thermometer; sev advtg mirrors; spongeware bowl Model Grocery, Gothenburg, NE; smoke stand; 6 prs brass bookends; silhouettes; framed antique prints; school bells; pocket knives; rare Johnny Cash Sun record albums. VINTAGE JEWELRY & PURSES: Lots of vintage & costume jewelry; 6 mesh & beaded purses. SHAWNEE & HULL COOKIE JARS: Hull Little Red Riding Hood cookie jar, s & p & creamer; Shawnee Puss ‘n Boots cookie jar, s & p & creamer; Disney Mickey/Minnie turnabout jar; Tom Tom the Piper’s Son pitcher; Little Bo Peep pitcher; Dumbo Elephant lg pitcher; fox planter; cat planter; apple grease jar & salt & pepper. GLASS & CHINA: 100+ pcs Jadeite Fire King; Fire King peach luster; Hull bow knot vase; 2 beautiful Fenton brides bowls; 20 glass baskets; 10 cut glass bowls; Bohemian glass vases; Fenton; Carnival; Flow Blue platters; lg Flow Blue turkey platter; Goofus glass; depression glass; hand painted bowls; vases. STERLING SILVER: 2 triple candelabras; candlesticks; 3 bowls. TOYS: Marx shooting gallery; JD 4 wd tractor; Hot Wheels; Tonka trucks; tin windups; Charlie Weaver. BREYER ANIMALS: Herford; Brahma; angus; charlois bulls; longhorn; buffalo; 10 horses. 50+ PIECES WALLACE RODEO CHINA: ice lip pitcher; 2 veg bowls; 9 soup bowls; lg platter; coffee cups; 12 dinner plates; 6 drinking glasses; 10 salad plates. HOUSEHOLD: 4 pc hard rock maple bedroom set; twin bed w/dressers; day bed; pine dressers; Estate washer & dryer; China hutch; 2 nice recliners; stereo; lg office desk; lots of kitchen items. BOOKS: 75 Zane Grey hardbacks, several 1 st edition; Will James books; set of Happy Hollister books; lg amt of antique books of all kinds. COLLECTIBLE FIGURINES: 25 Precious Moments; 50 Mary’s Moo Moos; 50 collector plates. COINS: GSA silver dollars; halves; quarters, etc. Two big totes of coins.
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South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015 Page 26 Sports
If you can't make the game, we'll take you there! Listen to
live play by play from top analysts!
VOLLEYBALL Thurs., Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m.: SHS Lady Tigers at Yuma
105.5 KPMX and KPMX.comSat., Sept. 26 at 11 a.m.: SHS Lady Tiger Softball at Brush
105.5 KPMX and KPMX.comTues, Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m.: SHS Lady Tigers at Brush
105.5 KPMX and KPMX.com Thurs., Oct. 1 at 7 p.m.: NJC Plainswoman Volleyball vs. Lamar
94.5 The Ranch and 945theranch.com
FOOTBALLFri., Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m.: Fleming Wildcats at Weldon Valley
94.5 The Ranch and 945theranch.comSat., Sept. 26 at 1:30 p.m.: Merino Rams at McClave
94.5 The Ranch and 945theranch.com
LOCKER TALK on 105.7 KPMX SATURDAYS AT 8 A.M.
A tradition since 1991. Like Locker Talk on Facebook, follow @LockerTalkNECO on Twitter
By Ken McDowell Sports Editor The Northeastern Junior College (NJC) Plainswomen posted a 2-2 mark in the Wyo-Braska Volleyball Tournament held Friday and Saturday at Eastern Wyoming College (EWC) in Torrington, Wyo. and Western Nebraska Community College (WNCC) in Scottsbluff, Neb. Friday’s matches were held at EWC with NJC losing to Casper, Wyo. College in straight sets 17-25, 20-25, 25-27, but coming back to sweep Central Wyoming College 25-21, 25-22, 25-21. In the match against Casper, ranked 20th in the nation, sophomore Anais Vargas led NJC in kills with 13, freshman Emily Luke 9 and sophomore Zoey Qi 7. In the win over Central Wyoming, Vargas had 10 kills, Luke 8, sophomore Allison Majerus 7 and Qi 5 with sophomore setter Taylor Upchurch setting up 19 assists. Vargas had 12 digs, sophomore Jazmin Montes 11, Upchurch 9, Luke 8 and freshman Karli Christensen 6. Qi had a stuff/block and Vargas and Qi served a pair of aces each. In Saturday’s matches at WNCC, NJC once again split, sweeping Williston State, N.D., College 25-17, 25-20, 27-25, but falling to fifth ranked Northwest Wyoming College in straight sets, 16-25, 24-26, 23-25. In the win over Williston State, Vargas had 13 kills, Qi 11, Luke 10 and freshman Kyra Mix 6 with
Upchurch setting up 25 assists. Montes hit the floor for 26 digs and Vargas and Luke 11 each. Mix had a stuff while Vargas served 3 aces and Luke and Qi 2 each. In the finale against Northwest, Vargas had 6 kills, Qi and Mix 5 each and Majerus, sophomore Madison King and freshman Carly Orth 2 apiece. Upchurch had 11 assists and Christensen 5. Montes had 24 digs, Vargas 17 and Christensen 7. Orth, Qi and Mix each had a stuff. Vargas served 3 aces and 2 each for Upchurch, King and Christensen. NJC had beaten Casper in straight sets on Aug. 28 in the WNCC Classic. “We have been struggling with blocks and digs,” said NJC Coach Jessica Squier, “and we continued to struggle in the first match against Casper. Casper came out ready to play and we did not match their intensity. “The second set against Central Wyoming we switched to a 6-2 offense, and switched up our defense. Without practicing it I think those adjustments made a world of difference of how we played. I was very proud of the girls for consciously making those adjustments without the coaching staff to remind them.”
NJC opened the season Aug. 21 against Williston State and Squier saw an improved team in the Wyo-Braska Tournament. “Williston got better since the last time we saw them,” she observed. “We continued the 6-2 and new defense and base and things went smoother.” NJC also saw Northwest for the second time this year, losing to the nationally-ranked team at home on Sept. 10. “In our last match against Northwest I was extremely proud of our team,” Squier said. “The stats don’t show it but we were extremely aggressive and the rallies lasted quite a long time. “It was a fun match to be able to coach. I hope that we as a team really start recognizing how good we are and we can continue to move forward in a positive direction into region matches.” NJC is 12-10 overall and will host EWC tonight (Wednesday) at 7 p.m. and Colorado Christian university JV Thursday at 7 p.m. After taking a week off the Plainswomen will stay home to host Lamar Community College Thurs., Oct. 1 at 7 p.m., Trinidad State College Fri., Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. and Otero Junior College Sat., Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. in South Sub-Region matches.
4 deep at running back with guys who can play.” Edinger reported that backing up Burkholder is junior Peyton Kloberdanz, who has 47 yards on 22 carries. “Peyton has the same ability as Austin because he can also run people over and is pretty shifty,” he added. Junior Tyler Graber has 7 carries for 24 yards. “Tyler has good speed, and if he can get to the outside he is going to go,” Edinger said. Sophomore Gage Peterson is an up and coming running back on the varsity level, according to Edinger. “I believe Gage will develop into a great running back,” he predicted. “He hits the gaps hard and if we needed him I would not hesitate to put him in there.” Edinger added that, “the running game is pretty much our bread and butter. A lot of our passing is set up on our runs, so we have to establish a good running game for our passing to be effective. “The first week of the season we rushed for 275 yards, and it would be nice if we could do that every week. I think once we get everyone healthy we will have that potential each week.”
Continued From Page 24Offensive backs
NJC goes 2-2 in Wyo-Braska Tourney
Michael Auction ServiceJulesburg, CO Lloyd Michael, Jr.: 970-520-0023
TERMS OF SALE: 3% Buyer’s Premium. We accept Visa/Master Card. Cash & cashable check payments are dis-counted 3%. Photo ID is required to obtain buyer’s number. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for property after sold or for accidents. All items sold as is, where is no guarantees. Announcements sale day take precedence over all printed matter.
Go to www.michaelauction.com for complete listing and photos.
Sun., Oct. 4, 2015 @ 10 a.m.Sedgwick County Fairgrounds - Julesburg
Lunch By Steger BBQ
Kofman, McKinstry & Rowe Estate Auction
We have combined several estates to bring you this fantastic offering of antiques, collectibles & household items. This will be another exceptional offering of some unique & one of a kind items including items from the old Sedgwick bank & McKinstry Abstract. Don’t miss this fabulous auction. Two rings will be selling part of the day.ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Two 4 stack & one 5 stack oak lawyer’s bookcases; fantastic 47 drawer oak file cabinet; oak bookkeepers desk; S roll oak roll top desk; oak library table; walnut drop down secretary desk; 2 oak Victorian parlor chairs; Columbia Grafanola; 20 drawer printers cabinet; Hopper oak kitchen cupboard top; iron piano stool; 4 oak pressed back chairs; 3 oak rockers; oak commode w/towel rack; oak 4 drawer dresser w/mirror; 2 horse collar mirrors; oak spindle sewing rocker; lg round oak table, seats 36; RCA Victor Victrola; oak sofa table; glass sided China hutch; 1940’s walnut dresser & chest of drawers; oak leather high back chair out of Little Brown Jug; 3 chimney cupboards; drop leaf table; coat rack; more.35 ANTIQUE LAMPS: Rare 4 angel face milkglass Gone w/the Wind Aladdin; 2 clear, 1 green Washington Drape Aladdins; 2 neat elec iron & glass lamps; 2 green, 1 clear, 1 amber Corinthian Aladdin lamps; 20 other nice oil lamps; lamp parts.200 WATCH FOBS: Case; Caterpillar; IH; heavy equipment. No duplicates.2,000+ ANTIQUE POSTCARDS: Many local; holiday; towns; states; western; Indian; all 50 states; people. This is a lifetime collection.ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Trippensee planetarium; beautiful marble mantel clock; 3 nice mantel clocks; 1920’s Sterling Packing Co. lard tin; 2 Merchant’s Biscuit Co. tins; 25 gal Redwing crock, nice; sev Redwing & Western crocks; crock jugs; cream cans; pitcher pumps; ice tongs; butter churn; sad irons; Hornady Bullet display; barn lanterns; brass fire ext; 3 Wagner cast alum roasters; 2 Tom’s Peanut jars; stained glass window; Roy rogers kid’s chair; coal keeper; collection of string holders; Rin Tin Tin chalk figure; Hop Along Cassidy lunch pail & thermos; crock spittoon; 2 German feather Christmas trees; 2 Black Mammy note boards; 2 Hudson Bay wool blankets; Pendleton wool blanket; Boston Terrier door stop; lg candy scale; wood hankie boxes; sev nice milk bottles; lamb cake mold; North Star, Mammoth, Redwing war seal jars; figural kitchen timers; WWI soldier doll; Will Rogers picture & thermometer; sev advtg mirrors; spongeware bowl Model Grocery, Gothenburg, NE; smoke stand; 6 prs brass bookends; silhouettes; framed antique prints; school bells; pocket knives; rare Johnny Cash Sun record albums. VINTAGE JEWELRY & PURSES: Lots of vintage & costume jewelry; 6 mesh & beaded purses.SHAWNEE & HULL COOKIE JARS: Hull Little Red Riding Hood cookie jar, s & p & creamer; Shawnee Puss ‘n Boots cookie jar, s & p & creamer; Disney Mickey/Minnie turnabout jar; Tom Tom the Piper’s Son pitcher; Little Bo Peep pitcher; Dumbo Elephant lg pitcher; fox planter; cat planter; apple grease jar & salt & pepper.GLASS & CHINA: 100+ pcs Jadeite Fire King; Fire King peach luster; Hull bow knot vase; 2 beautiful Fenton brides bowls; 20 glass baskets; 10 cut glass bowls; Bohemian glass vases; Fenton; Carnival; Flow Blue platters; lg Flow Blue turkey platter; Goofus glass; depression glass; hand painted bowls; vases.STERLING SILVER: 2 triple candelabras; candlesticks; 3 bowls.TOYS: Marx shooting gallery; JD 4 wd tractor; Hot Wheels; Tonka trucks; tin windups; Charlie Weaver.BREYER ANIMALS: Herford; Brahma; angus; charlois bulls; longhorn; buffalo; 10 horses.50+ PIECES WALLACE RODEO CHINA: ice lip pitcher; 2 veg bowls; 9 soup bowls; lg platter; coffee cups; 12 dinner plates; 6 drinking glasses; 10 salad plates.HOUSEHOLD: 4 pc hard rock maple bedroom set; twin bed w/dressers; day bed; pine dressers; Estate washer & dryer; China hutch; 2 nice recliners; stereo; lg office desk; lots of kitchen items.BOOKS: 75 Zane Grey hardbacks, several 1st edition; Will James books; set of Happy Hollister books; lg amt of antique books of all kinds.COLLECTIBLE FIGURINES: 25 Precious Moments; 50 Mary’s Moo Moos; 50 collector plates.COINS: GSA silver dollars; halves; quarters, etc. Two big totes of coins.
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