Braxston Foxhoven signs to further his education and play collegiate football at Mount Marty University.
The Crofton Warrior FCCLA Chapter donates $500 raised at Pink Out night to the Hope Fund. BR: Jonelle Thoene, Lillie Earley, Natalee Steffen, Sierra Tomsu, Morgan Stevens, Kaija Hess, Dominik Emery, Ella Reifenrath Hannah Lindsay from Faith Regional Health Services Foundation MR: Pamela Dennis, Frances Phillips, Jayden Tramp, Olivia Walter, Alexa Suing, Berkeley Hames. BR: Halle Acuff, Kaydence Nielsen, Lilly Phillips, Lauren Connot, Dylan Gulbranson
The Warriors defeated the Guardian Angels Central Catholic Blue Jays on the Warriors’ Senior Night and last home game of the season on Thursday, October 18, moving their record to 18-5. The Warriors secured the game in a four-set battle finishing the game 26-24,18-25, 25-18, 25-15.
Not only was it Senior Night for all of the seniors but Jaida Allen reached a milestone of 1,000 assists at the Knox County Tournament on Tuesday, October 16 against Creighton. Allen stated, “ It feels so good! Although it’s not always about you as a setter, you have to rely on your hitters to put the ball down for you. I have to thank my whole team for reaching this amazing goal.”
The Crofton Warriors took the District Championship in Spencer with a win over Boyd County for the district championship on Friday, October 18.
The Players of the Week were Foxhoven for the defense with nine solo tackles, three assisted tackles, and two tackles for loss. Jackson was named for offense with 3 of 4 on passing, 13 rushes for 93-yards, and one touchdown.
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Grant Schieffer (12), Morgan Stevens (11), Jack Schieffer (12), and Quinnlan Mosher (11) were selected for NMEA All State Choir. They will perform in Lincoln on October 22.
The Crofton Lady Warriors swept Wayne in three for their second to last regular season game (25-20, 25-23, 25-17) on Thursday, October 10 in Wayne.
The girls came out strong in the first set with senior Sammie Allen getting eight assists and two kills. Senior Jadia Allen also added six assists to help clinch the set for the Warriors.
The Blue Devils played the Warriors tighter in the second set (35-23) with great defense.
Crofton was able to pull off the win on the serving line. Senior Lexi Wiebelhaus had two aces and junior Addyson Ostermeyer added another two more.
The Warriors were able to win the match in the last set against the Blue Devils (25-17), with junior Jaisie Janssen slamming five kills and senior Annabelle Poppe adding two more.
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The Crofton Community Club had announced the 2024 Homecoming Parade Grand Marshals, Stephanie and Scott Mann.
Mrs. Stephanie Mann was the Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Advisor at Crofton Jr./Sr. High for the past 26 years.
Mr. Scott Mann farmed for Jim Herzog for 27 years and has been farming for Miller Land & Cattle since Jim retired. The couple has two sons, Jared and Austin who both graduated from Crofton. They enjoy spending time with Jared and Austin and their families. They have four grandchildren whom they adore and they look forward to spending even more time with their family and maybe traveling more in the future.
St Rose Religious Program of the CCD, Confirmation and FFY Students having the Candlelight Rosary Wednesday, Oct. 9.
The month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary, one of the best known of all Catholic devotions.
October includes the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary (October 7).
“The best way to celebrate the month is, of course, to pray the Rosary.”
Sammie and Cassie Allen on their signed their official letters with Briar Cliff University to play basketball this past week. The family said the girls are “looking forward to playing at the collegiate level.
Thanks to the Briar Cliff coaching staff for giving them that opportunity.”
The Crofton Lady Warriors made quick work of the Knox County volleyball tournament this year in Wausa. The Crofton girls took a 2-0 sweep of Bloomfield on Oct. 14 and then doubled down on Creighton’s Lady Dawgs with a second 2-0 win to take the tournament.
The Nebraska Department of Natural Resources-Floodplain Management Division will be holding a training session in Albion on November 6.
The event will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Casey’s Community Building, at 2616 Fairgrounds Road in Albion. Those wishing to attend can come for a whole or half day, with a noontime lunch on their own.
Participation is limited, so
please register as soon as possible.
Any questions can be directed to Michele York at michele.york@nebraska.gov or (402) 471-1214. More information can be found on the NeDNR website. Please visit https://dnr.nebraska.gov/floodplain/training-and-workshops.
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The Rural Northwest Deanery Council of Catholic Women will hold its Fall Deanery Meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Spencer.
Registration will begin at 9 a.m. with meeting to begin at 9:30 a.m. Mass will be celebrated at 11:15 a.m. Deacon Roger Filips will speak on Prayer, Discernment and Spirituality.
Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) wants to remind equipment operators to keep a focus on safety around power lines as they head out to the fields for harvest.
When large equipment gets too close to a power line, electricity can arc to the equipment, leaving the equipment damaged with the potential to cause serious or fatal injuries to the operator.
The Crofton Fire and Rescue will be hosting an open house event on Thursday, Oct. 10 for the public.
The event will run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the volunteers will have hot dogs and allow kids to check out the trucks.
All are invited to come and tour the department.
The Lady warriors traveled to Stanton and took second place in their tournament on Saturday, September 21.
They defeated the Twin River Titans and the Cedar Catholic Trojans, but lost the final round to the Clarkson-Leigh Patriots.
After battling five sets the Crofton Warrior volleyball team took the loss against the Class C-1 Pierce Bluejays at home on Thursday, September 19.
Scores by set included: 15-25, 23-25, 25-21, 25-16, and 14-16.
The Crofton Lady Warriors took home first place as a team at the Norfolk Catholic Cross Country Meet on Friday, September 13.
Blowing through the competition, junior Sophia Wortmann was the top runner for the Warriors at the Norfolk Catholic Invite, coming in at third place with the time of 21:32.22.
The blood drive held in in Crofton on Thursday, September 19th was a resounding success.
The drive staff registered 19 donors and collected 22 units of blood, potentially saving up to 66 lives.
Mark calendars for the Crofton High School Blood Drive:
Date: Thursday, October 31
Location: Crofton High School - Gym
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Visit www.lifeservebloodcenter.org or Call 800.287.4903 or Text ‘LIFESERVE’ to 999-777 to book the appointment.
The Crofton Congregational Church located at 412 W. Main St. in Crofton will welcome harpist and flutist, Pastor Michelle Fink for a special music ministry Sunday to be held on October 6, 2024 beginning at 10 a.m.
This special musical event is free and open to the public. Refreshments and apple cider will be offered. All are welcome.
Pastor Fink will play her harp and flute, as well as give her testimony titled, “A Message in Music with Pastor Michelle.”
Secretary of State Bob Evnen has encouraged Nebraskans to register to vote on National Voter Registration Day, September 17. Nebraska is home to 1,240,389 registered voters.
To avoid duplicate voter registration applications, Nebraskans are encouraged to first check whether they are registered to vote in Nebraska on the state’s VoterCheck website. If they are not properly registered or their voter registration is not current, they can complete a voter registration application online. Nebraskans can also register to vote by mail, at a state agency (DMV, DHHS, Dept. of Ed.), via a deputy registrar or via a personal agent.