Gibbon 83, Shelton 37

GIBBON Josh Reinertson and Steve Yockey totatled 44 points between them to lead Gibbon to an 83-37 rout of Shelton.

Reinertson netted 24 points and handed out 11 assists for a double-double, while Yockey scored 20 points for the Buffaloes (11-7).

Dalton Thyfault led Shelton (0-17) with 14 points.

Shelton (0-17) 7 13 8 937

Gibbon (11-7) 27 20 16 2083

SHELTONThyfault 14, Wuebben 9, Clevenger 4, Chavez 2,

Portillo 3, Power 2, Foster 2, Meyer 1.

GIBBONJewell 7, Yockey 20, Josh Reinertson 24, King 2, Benge 12, Jordan 5, Watkins-Meyer 7, Cudaback 4, Rasmussen 2.

Hastings SC 54, Adams Cen. 43

HASTINGSClass C-1 No. 7 (Omaha World-Herald) Hastings St. Cecilia topped Adams Central 54-43 in a battle of crosstown rivals.

Jake Hamburger paced the Bluehawks (16-2) with 18 points, while Dalton Sealey added 14.

Tanner Hohlen and Todd Smidt led Adams Central (13-4) with 11 points each.

Hastings St. Cecilia (16-2) 12 12 10 2054

Adams Central (13-4) 9 5 9 2043

HASTINGS ST. CECILIAWright 10, Hamburger 18, Nikkila 1, Esch 2, Sterup 3, Sealey 14, Smidt 1, Anstine 5.

ADAMS CENTRALLaMaster 2, Hohlen 11, Bohlen 4, Hunt 6, Smidt 11, Drudik 8.

Boone Central 57, Central City 31

ALBIONClass C-1 No. 8 (Omaha World-Herald) Boone Central (15-3) raced to a 36-14 halftime lead and coasted to a 57-31 decision over Central City.

Anthony Michael led a well-balanced Cardinal attack with 14 points, Brent Dawson added 11 and Ryan Shotkoski chipped in with 10.

Sam Kuck paced Central City (11-8) with 12 points.

Central City (11-8) 9 5 6 1131

Boone Central (15-3) 18 18 11 1057

CENTRAL CITYNelson 3, Anderson 8, Schuller 3, Paup 1, Clausen 4, Kuck 12.

BOONE CENTRALShotkoski 10, Flanagan 4, Temme 2, Dawson 11, Cook 4, Michael 14, Brugman 2, Zoucha 8, Beckwith 2.

Hastings 53, Aurora 43

AURORABrett Herbek tossed in 15 points to lead Hastings to a 53-43 road win over Aurora.

Trevor Halbmeier scored 11 and Nate Woodward 10 points to join Herbek in double figures for the Tigers (7-9).

Jordan Bart led Aurora (2-15) with 14 points while Dustin Hahn added 11.

Hastings (7-9) 13 10 10 2053

Aurora (2-15) 2 11 14 1643

HASTINGSLong 5, Reimer 7, Schneider 5, Woodward 10, Herbek 15, Halbmeier 11.

AURORAMcCarthy 6, Josh Bart 4, Broekemeier 4, Hahn 11, Nitkiewicz 2, Jordan Bart 14.

Loup County 58, NL-Scotia 42

TAYLORKeith Strohl-Yeomans and Alex Petersen combined for 31 points to pace Loup County to a 58-42 win over North Loup-Scotia.

Strohl-Yeomans led the Wildcats (9-7) with 16 points, and Petersen added 15.

Aaron Gorecki led North Loup-Scotia (6-10) with 16 points.

Loup County (9-7) 18 16 7 1758

NL-Scotia (6-10) 7 7 12 1642

LOUP COUNTYStrohl-Yeomans 16, Petersen 15, Howard 9, Shermer 6, Gideon 6, Solko 4, Tucker 2.

NORTH LOUP-SCOTIAGorecki 16, Gebhardt 11, Stachura 5, Essman 5, Trejo 2, Marlow 2, Bloom 1.

Centura 66, Sandy Creek 29

CAIROZeb Van Pelt scorched the nets for 28 points to as Centura crushed Sandy Creek 66-29 in area boys basketball.

The Centurions (8-9) outscored Sandy Creek (2-16) in all four quarters.

Sandy Creek (2-16) 8 2 5 1429

Centura (8-9) 15 20 15 1666

SANDY CREEKKehn 5, Juranek 2, Hackisnon 11, Engberg 5, Skalker 6.

CENTURAStutzman 4, A. Monter 9, Van Pelt 28, Irvine 5,

DeWitt 6, Hinkson 2, G. Monter 8, Larsen 4.

David City 65, Osceola 46

OSCEOLA David City blew out to a 48-27 halftime lead and coasted to a 65-46 road victory over Osceola.

Broderick Sylvester paced David City (16-3) with 17 points.

Osceola (13-5) was led by Seth Peterson with a game-high 24 points.

David City (16-3) 23 25 5 1265

Osceola (13-5) 15 12 10 946

DAVID CITYSylvester 17, Vandenberg 13, Schmid 4, Higer 13, other scorers not available.

OSCEOLAHayes 12, Stowe 4, Hanson 4, Peterson 24.

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NL-Scotia 65, Loup County 30

TAYLORClass D-2 No. 6 (Omaha World-Herald) North Loup-Scotia tuned up for subdistrict play with a 65-30 rout of host Loup County.

Four different players scored in double figures for the Wildcats (19-1) with Krista Hermsmeyer leading the way with 17 points. Kelli Hermsmeyer added 14, Ashley Moody 12 and Melissa Hansen 10.

Lacey Johnson paced Loup County (11-6) with 15 points.

North Loup-Scotia (19-1) 19 17 12 1765

Loup County (11-6) 3 13 7 730

NORTH LOUP SCOTIAKrista Hermsmeyer 17, Abel 2,

Moody 12, Kelli Hermsmeyer 14, Wiekamp 4, Hansen 10, Kluthe 6.

LOUP COUNTYJohnson 15, N. Nilson 5, Petersen 4, Koncel 2, T. Nilson 2, Sandoz 2.

Aurora 47, Hastings 45

AURORALaura McQuiston poured in 19 points to lead Aurora (3-14) to a 47-45 upset of Hastings.

Kaylin Cook led the Tigers (6-10) with 14 points.

Hastings (6-10) 11 17 9 845

Aurora (3-14) 5 13 15 1447

HASTINGSPowers 4, Kern 7, Martin 11, Lay 7, Patrick 2,

Cook 14.

AURORAMoyer 7, Lackore 2, McQuiston 19, Cepek 6, Henderson 13.

Ord 55, O'Neill 49

O'NeillOrd (10-8) staged a huge fourth quarter comeback to defeat O'Neill 55-49.

The Chants trailed 44-33 entering the fourth quarter, but outscored O'Neill 22-5 in the final quarter.

Riley Callan and Malori Hagge both posted double-doubles for Ord, Callan scoring 16 points and 10 rebounds, while Hagge netted 14 points and 10 rebounds.

Ord (10-8) 14 9 10 2255

O'Neill (10-8) 15 15 14 549

ORDPeterson 10, Erickson 9, Fahey 6, Callan 16, Hagge 14.

O'NEILLDavidson 13, Gotschall 3, Selker 9, Shane 5, Mudnhenke 11, Ollendick 8.