WAVERLY- I started at the Wahoo Newspaper in the fall of 2021.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
CENTRAL CITY- Against a tough group of competition, the Raymond Central boys wrestling team battled to a fifth-place finish at the Central City Invite on Jan. 14.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
RAYMOND- Falling behind early, didn’t stop the Raymond Central boys basketball team from competing to the very end against Centennial at home on Jan. 11.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
RAYMOND- When the offense needed a pick me up, Quincy Cotter was there for the Raymond Central girls basketball team against Centennial on Jan. 11.
- Alex Eller Wahoo Newspaper
WAVERLY- When the Waverly girls basketball team is rolling there are few teams in the state that can stop them.
- Alex Eller Wahoo Newspaper
WAVERLY- All season, the Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team has been working on getting everyone in rhythm on the court at the same time.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
RAYMOND- In a battle of county foes, it was the Yutan boys basketball team who held on to defeat Raymond Central on the road by a score of 68-60 on Jan. 3.
WAVERLY- All season, the Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team has been working on getting everyone in rhythm on the court at the same time.
RAYMOND- In a battle of county foes, it was the Yutan boys basketball team who held on to defeat Raymond Central on the road by a score of 68-60 on Jan. 3.
RAYMOND- Last season, the Raymond Central girls basketball team never could get over the hump against Yutan.
WOOD RIVER- Against top-notch competition, the Raymond Central boys wrestling team came in fifth place at the Wood River Duals Tournament on Jan. 4.
WAVERLY- After a long Christmas Break, the Waverly boys and girls wrestling teams returned to the mat with a pair of duals against Beatrice on Dec. 31.
WEEPING WATER- Against solid competition, the Raymond Central girls basketball team battled to a second-place finish at the Weeping Water Holiday Tournament on Dec. 27 and 28.
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