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Tis the season to root, root, root for the Wolves!
You know the winter season has arrived when the cold prairie wind blows from the north, and basketball season begins! The M-HC Wolves hopes for a successful season look as bright as Christmas lights after their confidence-building decisive win over Elwood in the pre-Thanksgiving Hall of Fame Game. Even though they've lost their last three games, the Wolves are playing tough. In their first game of the Cattle Trail Tournament, they were matched against a formidable opponent, Dundy County, and the Wolves hung in there through the 1st Qtr. Both the boys and girls are playing well, and if they spend most of their time in the paint, look for an increase in fundamental lay ups, and a string of wins like popcorn and cranberries strung around the Christmas tree! Yes, it's going to be a merry season! Show your support by attending games and root, root, root for the home team!
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Rocky would approve
The Maywood - Hayes Center Boys and Girls Basketball teams have been working hard the past two weeks in conditioning held by Coach Stengel and Coach Spangler. Each day of conditioning the student athletes have different stations . . .
Wolves Make Pirates Walk the Plank at Hall of Fame Game
Pake Johnston & Digital Media
The M-HC Wolves showed their teeth during the exhibition game against Elwood last Tuesday, November 24th. The Wolves and Pirates squared off in Maywood for the annual Hall of Fame Game. Both the boys' and girls' teams . . .
Coming Together as a Team
As fall sports comes to an end for the Maywood-Hayes Center Wolves we have comments from the coaches on how their players did this year. The MHC football team went 2-6 and the Lady Wolves volleyball team went 4-20. The coaches agreed that . . .
Love Means Nothing
Love means nothing . . . in tennis anyway. But don’t say that to Maywood High School Sophomore, Von Fritsche, who won his first doubles match at the Nebraska State Tennis Tournament representing the McCook Bison on October 15 th and . . .
Tiger Cubs Earning their Stripes
For the past five Saturdays Maywood High School’s gymnasium has echoed with the squeak and patter of little sneakers. Our Tiger cubs were learning the fundamentals of basketball in the months of January and February in the Short . . .
