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The Bridgeport football team’s record-setting season came to an end following a 7234 loss to Crofton in the second round of the Class D-1 state playoffs last Friday in Crofton.

Nebraska School Activities Association volleyball subdistrict D12-11 games were played at the number one seed Leyton High School in Dalton on Monday and Tuesday evenings last week. Leyton, having a bye for the first game, faced off against number four Creek Valley in game three, winning easily against the Storm in three sets; 25-7, 25-8, and 25-11.

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LINCOLN— The passage of the next Farm Bill is imperative to the continued success of agriculture and is top of mind for producers in Nebraska and across the country.That was one of the key messages Nebraska Farm Bureau (NEFB)Young Farmers and Ranchers (YF&R) Committee members shared with the Nebraska congressional delegation during their annual fly-in to Washington, D.C.

Leyton Public Schools

Leyton played their final game of the season at Hyannis last Thursday afternoon in a downpour of rain that cast a cold spell over the entire game. Kaleb Borges led the way offensively with 13 yards in 10 carries, while Trenton Rushman claimed ten solo tackles. Borges added nine, and Jeremiah Hajek added seven. Borges also had two fumble recoveries, while Rushman and Austin Beutler each had one.

Bridgeport’s volleyball season is over after a hard-fought battle on home court Monday night, where the Lady Bulldogs were routed by number four Gordon- Rushville in five long sets.

October 27—JHWrestling, @Banner County, 9 a.m.

October 27—FB Playoffs; JH Wrestling @Banner County, 9 a.m.