Twin River Titans

Katie Preister knocked down 5-of-6 free throws in the fourth quarter. Her lone miss came at the request of Quick to get the clock running and not let the Bearcats set anything up with the clock stopped. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Katie Preister knocked down 5-of-6 free throws in the fourth quarter. Her lone miss came at the request of Quick to get the clock running and not let the Bearcats set anything up with the clock stopped. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

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Titans win back-to-back games

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
HAMPTON — Though still early in the season, Twin River has put together back-to-back wins and currently sits at 2-2 on the year.“We are starting to play with a little confidence,” Twin River coach Matthew Quick said. “We are starting to see some shots fall.
Braxtin Fowler pinned East Butler’s Tristan Kocin in 2:58 last week at the Twin River Quad. NCJ photo by Jen Johnson

Braxtin Fowler pinned East Butler’s Tristan Kocin in 2:58 last week at the Twin River Quad. NCJ photo by Jen Johnson

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Titans place at North Bend Central Invite

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
NORTH BEND — Twin River competed at the North Bend Invite on Saturday, and they did not leave empty-handed.The Titans had a wrestlers finish first, while two finish third at the event.Zach Held finished first at 126 pounds. He was undefeated on the day, finishing with four pins.
Adam de Jager finished with 5 point off the bench for Twin River on Saturday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Adam de Jager finished with 5 point off the bench for Twin River on Saturday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

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Titans hold off Bearcats for win

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
HAMPTON — They knocked down shots when it mattered.Twin River (2-2) held off a scrappy Hampton-Heartland team on the road, defeating the Bearcats 65-57 on Saturday.Caleb Rood scored 10 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Titans to victory.
Fullerton’s Tate Wood earned a silver at 120 pounds at the Columbus Lakeview Invite. NCJ photo by Ken Kush

Fullerton’s Tate Wood earned a silver at 120 pounds at the Columbus Lakeview Invite. NCJ photo by Ken Kush

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Warriors have strong day in Columbus

Ken Kush
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
COLUMBUS — The 2025 Columbus Lakeview Invite was held on Friday, December 5th at Lakeview High School.There was both a boys’ and girls’ tournament with the Fullerton Warriors boys and girls and the Twin River girls both in their first action of the season.
Corbin Rodriguez finished with a career high 30 points on Saturday against Shelby-Rising City. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Corbin Rodriguez finished with a career high 30 points on Saturday against Shelby-Rising City. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

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Titans get career night from Rodriguez in opener

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
SHELBY— Twin River opened the season with a 52-43 win to open the season.The Titans were led by Corbin Rodriguez, who finished with a career high 30 points. The senior scored 9 points in the fourth quarter, including going 6-of-11 from the free throw line in the quarter.
Myah Rinkol had 6 points for the Titans. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Myah Rinkol had 6 points for the Titans. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

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Titans fall to Huskies in opener

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
SHELBY — A short-handed Titans squad struggled at times on Saturday in their season-opener against Shelby-Rising City, falling 48-26.Playing without Mya Ramaekers and Adalyn Bishop, Twin River struggled at times to get into their offense. On defense, the Titans relied on zone defense.
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Titans place at Broken Bow Invite

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
BROKEN BOW — Twin River opened the 2025-26 season on Saturday at the Broken Bow Invite, and they did not return home empty-handed.Cade Kunkel won the 113-pound weight class, going 2-0 on the day with a pair of pins.
Back row: Chuck Davenport, Jeremiah Baldizon, Owen Johnson, Creighton Weber, Braedyn Raemakers, Caleb Rood, Alex Konwinski, Isaac Styskal, Mateo Ramirez. Front row: Colsten Rodriguez, Micah Stenzel, Adam de Jager, Corbin Rodriguez, Lucas Bartels. Not pictured Ryker Stenzel and Kade Lund. Photo provided

Back row: Chuck Davenport, Jeremiah Baldizon, Owen Johnson, Creighton Weber, Braedyn Raemakers, Caleb Rood, Alex Konwinski, Isaac Styskal, Mateo Ramirez. Front row: Colsten Rodriguez, Micah Stenzel, Adam de Jager, Corbin Rodriguez, Lucas Bartels. Not pictured Ryker Stenzel and Kade Lund. Photo provided

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Balanced Titans ready for new season

Rick Holtz
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
GENOA — Great things are in store for the Twin River boys’ basketball team.This year’s squad will look to improve on the 11-14 record from a year ago. They are looking for their first winning season since 2019-2020, when the Titans went 15-10.
Back row: Chance Swantek, Zach Held, Braxton Fowler, Tyler Konwinski, Aiden Andel, Tate Small, Landen Cauthon, Cade Kunkel, Adam Schroder. Front row: Zoey McDonald. Photo provided

Back row: Chance Swantek, Zach Held, Braxton Fowler, Tyler Konwinski, Aiden Andel, Tate Small, Landen Cauthon, Cade Kunkel, Adam Schroder. Front row: Zoey McDonald. Photo provided

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Titans looking to make history

Rick Holtz
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
GENOA — The journey for Omaha begins on Saturday.You do not qualify for the State meet during the first meet of the season, but Twin River knows that if they want to get back on the state’s biggest stage, they have to put in the work every time they step on the mat.
Front Row: Myah Rinkol, Macy Nelson, AnneBelle Kleckner, Brecklyn Kurz, Dejah Yosten. Back Row: Katie Preister, Molly Connelly, Maja Fabian, Grace Yrkoski, Mya Ramaekers, Jaelynn Johnson. Not pictured: Adalyn Bishop.

Front Row: Myah Rinkol, Macy Nelson, AnneBelle Kleckner, Brecklyn Kurz, Dejah Yosten. Back Row: Katie Preister, Molly Connelly, Maja Fabian, Grace Yrkoski, Mya Ramaekers, Jaelynn Johnson. Not pictured: Adalyn Bishop.

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Titans building off past success

Rick Holtz
Tuesday, November 25, 2025
GENOA — A new school building is not the only construction project going on at Twin River.The girls basketball team is looking to build off of last year’s success after finishing with the program’s first winning season since 2018.