Fullerton Warriors

Front Row: Jacob Maxfield, Terrick Gonsior, Jaxson Gustafson, Fletcher Dubas, Carson Busch, Kenton Dudek, Brady Djernes. Back Row: Head Coach Will Wagner, Nolan Dubas, Hunter Gochenour, Kane Wetovick, James Zweiner, Aiden Norman, Justin Horn, Assistant Coach Randy Cox. Photo provided

Front Row: Jacob Maxfield, Terrick Gonsior, Jaxson Gustafson, Fletcher Dubas, Carson Busch, Kenton Dudek, Brady Djernes. Back Row: Head Coach Will Wagner, Nolan Dubas, Hunter Gochenour, Kane Wetovick, James Zweiner, Aiden Norman, Justin Horn, Assistant Coach Randy Cox. Photo provided

Warriors look to be playing for titles in 2024

FULLERTON — Hopes are high for Fullerton this year. Coming off a 10-16 campaign last season, first-year head coach Will Wagner said that goal heading into the season is to be a .500 or better team this year. But improving on last year’s record is not the only goal.
Front Row: Riley Thomas, Parker Aaberg, Myles Smith, Roe Patton, Dillon Fitzgerald, Delylla Olson, Statistician Lainie Ziemba, Statistician Hannah Ciancio. Middle Row: Manager Barrett Bridger, Matt Hittner, Ryan Cook, Cayden Scheffler, Zane Koziol, Jacob Finley, Tate Wood, Coach Jordan Fowlkes. Back Row: Coach Landon Knopik, Head Coach Zach Bialas, Brett Bridger, Jerrod Land, Coach Kalan Swertzic, Coach Kirby Smith. Photo provided

Front Row: Riley Thomas, Parker Aaberg, Myles Smith, Roe Patton, Dillon Fitzgerald, Delylla Olson, Statistician Lainie Ziemba, Statistician Hannah Ciancio. Middle Row: Manager Barrett Bridger, Matt Hittner, Ryan Cook, Cayden Scheffler, Zane Koziol, Jacob Finley, Tate Wood, Coach Jordan Fowlkes. Back Row: Coach Landon Knopik, Head Coach Zach Bialas, Brett Bridger, Jerrod Land, Coach Kalan Swertzic, Coach Kirby Smith. Photo provided

Warriors eye return to State wrestling meet

FULLERTON — Fullerton has plans for mid-February. The state wrestling meet is still months away, but the Warriors look to qualify several wrestlers for the event. Seniors Brett Bridger and Jerrod Land both advanced to State last season and Bridger returned home with a medal.
Fullerton girls basketball will look to improve throughout the entire season. This year’s team consists of Emilyn Kurz (front left), Lylla Sabata, Ella Pickrel, Georgia Bridger, Keila Dubas, Coach Jason Maxfield (back left), Makayla Robinson, Melinda Pickrel, Isabel Norman, Paige Horn, Jaci Maxfield and Coach Shelly McNeff. Photo provided

Fullerton girls basketball will look to improve throughout the entire season. This year’s team consists of Emilyn Kurz (front left), Lylla Sabata, Ella Pickrel, Georgia Bridger, Keila Dubas, Coach Jason Maxfield (back left), Makayla Robinson, Melinda Pickrel, Isabel Norman, Paige Horn, Jaci Maxfield and Coach Shelly McNeff. Photo provided

Warriors building on past success

FULLERTON — It’s not a rebuilding season so much as building on a foundation that has already been poured. Fullerton girls opens the season at home against Burwell on Thursday, Nov. 30. Coach Jason Maxfield said that he wants to see steady improvement all season long.
Plumbtree

Plumbtree

Warriors see conference recognition

FULLERTON — Five members of the Fullerton volleyball team were recognized by the Goldenrod Athletic Conference when All-Conference teams were announced last week. Senior McKenna Plumbtree was named to the Goldenrod All-Conference First Team. She led the team with 486 kills and 345 digs.

Basketball sub-districts announced

The basketball season is a week away, but teams have learned who they will have to go through for a chance to make it to Lincoln. Teams only learn who has been placed in the Sub-District, not the host site.

Basketball fans may notice rule changes

Beginning this year, high school basketball teams will shoot two free throws for common fouls when in the “bonus.” This change to Rule 4-8-1 eliminates the one-and-one scenario and sets new foul limits each quarter for awarding the bonus free throw.
Warriors to stay with 8-man

Warriors to stay with 8-man

Warriors to stay with 8-man

FULLERTON — Monday marked the first official day of practice for winter sports, but the Fullerton school board made a decision about the future of the football program at their meeting Monday night.

Fullerton dissolves baseball co-op

FULLERTON — To stay or to go. That was the question the Fullerton School Board had to ask and answer. The board voted 4-1 on Monday to dissolve the baseball co-op the district was a part of with Central City and Centura. Board member David Ciancio voted against the measure. Superintendent Dr.

Wrestlers learn post season paths

The path to Lincoln is set. The Nebraska School Activities Association released district and sub-district assignments on Monday. Boys Assignment Fullerton and Twin River have been assigned to District D-3 and will compete Feb. 9-10 at Pleasanton.
Each week during the school year, the Nance County Journal will select a male and female Athlete of the Week. Congrats to Fullerton's McKenna Plumbtree and Aiden Norman on being this week's selections.

Each week during the school year, the Nance County Journal will select a male and female Athlete of the Week. Congrats to Fullerton's McKenna Plumbtree and Aiden Norman on being this week's selections.

NCJ Athletes of the Week for the week of Nov. 1, 2023

Each week during the school year, the Nance County Journal will select a male and female Athlete of the Week. Athletes of the Week are brought to you by this fine sponsor. McKenna Plumbtree McKenna Plumbtree had 19 kills in Fullerton’s final game of the season against Burwell.