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The Bulldogger

The student news site of North Platte High School

The Bulldogger

The student news site of North Platte High School

The Bulldogger

Football family

Stephanie Domingo, Staff Writer November 17, 2021

Most people at North Platte High School have participated in a sport, whether it was on a team, for gym class, or just for fun. There are a lot of people who have a passion for being on a team without...

Senior Aaron Franz and Junior Evan Caudy (middle) begin their final race of the season at the boys’ Class A state competition on Oct. 23 in Kearney. Throughout the season, runners worried that the season could be cancelled at any time. “There were a lot of uncertainties this year with COVID, “ said coach Jake Hasenauer. “We just didn't know what was gonna happen.'' Caption credits to Alex Cook.

All North Platte sports advance to postseason

Beckett Allen, Staff Writer November 20, 2020

  Girls’ Golf   According to Wikipedia, the chances of an average golfer getting a hole-in-one are about one in 12,500. On the biggest stage of high school golf, sophomore Kaylee...

Seniors Tom Moss and Abby Orr wear their homecoming crowns.
They were crowned during half-time at the Varsity football game. The Bulldogs played Millard West, winning 17-7.

2020 Homecoming king and queen crowned

Trinity Day, Staff Writer October 19, 2020

 

North Platte High School students shout the "yes!" cheer during the fall sports pep rally at Memorial Stadium on Oct. 14.

School spirit and success

Sophia Walsh and Priscila Mondragõn October 14, 2020

North Platte High School students and staff gathered on Wednesday for the first pep rally of the year. Originally, the fall sports pep rally was supposed to take place about a month ago, but the postponed...

Senior Jahmani Sterling sketching out an idea at the Espresso Shoppe. Sterling first preformed here in 2019 during an open mic night.

“Heart broken by a screen” : The struggles of a poet in the modern age

Chloe Walchesky, Social Media Editor September 23, 2020

Typically high school students learn about poetry as a lesson and then never pursue it again. That’s not the case for senior football player and track standout Jahmani Sterling. In his free time, Sterling...

The Bulldog's Varsity Football team runs onto the field to kick off the game.

Bulldogs win first home game

Natalie Deardoff, Sports Editor September 5, 2020

  The North Platte Bulldogs faced off with the Fremont Tigers on Friday. It was a battle of wits, a battle of muscle, and a battle to remember. The whole night, the Tigers and the Bulldogs fought...

Cheerleaders encourage the football team during their annual homecoming game. The game took place on September 13th. Football player Zayden Guenin said, "We can't even hear them while we are playing."

The Complete Cheerleading Controversy

Joe Stone, Staff Writer November 22, 2019

Making exciting posters and encouraging actual sports doesn’t boost the idea that cheerleading is a sport and I firmly believe it is not one. Lexico Dictionary defines the word sport as “an...

The North Platte High School Cheer Squad is cheering on the school at the community pep rally Oct. 24, 2019. "I think that this was really important for the school to be able to show school spirit, and not just here but beyond," said senior cheerleader Mia Dugan.

First ever community pep rally

Anissa Hoffman, Staff Writer October 31, 2019

     

Coach Rice talking with the football players planning on playing for him next August. Rice expressed his passion for football and leadership with the boys.

North Platte names new football coach

Sophia Chingren, News Editor February 16, 2018

A welcome back is a necessary for North Platte High’s “new” head football coach, Rice used to be coach for NPHS back in 2009, and he’s decided to make a come back. “I’m glad I’m back, it...

The Bulldogs come into the stadium ready for kick-off.

Making memories at Memorial Stadium

Quincey Epley, Editor-in-Chief October 1, 2017

“Every kid grows up and they want to either go to Memorial Stadium or play in it, and we’ve gotten the chance to do both,” said senior Caden Comer. On September 30, the North Platte High School...

Banged Up Bulldogs: Seniors expected to miss majority of season

Banged Up Bulldogs: Seniors expected to miss majority of season

Thomas Hoatson, Layout Editor September 19, 2017

“I was earnin’ and burnin’, snappin’ necks and cashing checks,” said senior offensive lineman Brandon Grachek. “Then my career was over.” Grachek suffered a distal fibula fracture in his...

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