Boys’ State Basketball Tips Off After Two Tough Days

by | 4 Jun 2025 | Alamo, Manila Bay, Basketball, Yorktown, Gettysburg, Sports

By Troy

Boys’ State basketball is off to a roaring start with fast breaks, drained threes, and dunks. Gettysburg and Manila Bay are both 2-0, while both Valley Forge and Belleau Wood are yet to claim their first victory. Teams are focusing on their offense with the highest scoring game of the week (so far) reaching 157 points! The games today were played in the Coliseum on the University of Nebraska campus. This week is sure to bring even more fun and excitement.

Championship Schedule Set for Friday!

by | 6 Jun 2024 | 2024, Bunker Hill, Alamo, Football, Highlights, Valley Forge, Manila Bay, Basketball, CBS, Softball, Bataan, Yorktown, Volleyball, Recent Posts, Gettysburg, Belleau Wood, Activities, Sports, Towns

Teams battled hard in pool play the first three days this week for the opportunity to compete for the coveted championship in their sport. After some impressive showings and some tie breakers to be figured out, the schedules are set and champions will be crowned tomorrow afternoon. See the schedules below for more information.

Some Teams Pull Through on day #2

by | 4 Jun 2024 | 2024, Football, Alamo, Bunker Hill, Basketball, CBS, Valley Forge, Manila Bay, Softball, Yorktown, Bataan, Recent Posts, Volleyball, Gettysburg, Belleau Wood, Activities, Track Meet, Pentathlon, Sports, Towns

Day two is in the books for sports competitions and some teams are feeling the euphoria of victory and others are feeling the agony of defeat. Luckily for all, tomorrow is a new day and the competition has only just begun. Results are as follows:

CBS Athletics Opening Day

by | 3 Jun 2024 | 2024, Bunker Hill, Washington County, Highlights, Football, Alamo, Basketball, CBS, Lincoln County, Manila Bay, Valley Forge, Softball, Yorktown, Bataan, Belleau Wood, Gettysburg, Recent Posts, Volleyball, Activities, Sports, Towns

Opening day athletics for 2024 Cornhusker Boys Staters got into the action today as they took the field, stepped up to the plate, and hit the courts in competitions that pit their newly founded towns and teammates against each other. Camaraderie is palpable on each floor, that is evident. Chemistry among teammates are still in their early stages. With that said, some teams have gotten off to a very fast start, while others performances leave more to be desired. Results from day one are as follows: