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Stephanie Croston
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Assistant/Sports Editor, Seward County Independent
Seward
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Perfectionism, Mental Health , Family Life, Family travel, Personal Growth , Creative Journaling
economy and finance.
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By Stephanie Croston Verified| Seward County Independent Verified Last year, the state speech tournament was new and unfamiliar to Luke Hoffschneider. This year, he treated it as just another tournament. The approach worked for the Centennial junior. After winning gold in serious prose last year, he brought home gold again March 27. His piece last year was about a young man who lost his brother. This year, Hoffschneider performed “Cardboard Signs” by Linda Kao. “There was lots of crying this year, too,” he said with a grin.
By Stephanie Croston Verified| Seward County Independent Verified Seward baseball got its first win of the 2025 season March 25 but dropped its other two games. The Jays lost to Norris 15-5 March 24, beat Raymond Central 7-0 March 25 and lost to Wahoo/Bishop Neumann 8-6 March 27. An eight-run first inning by Norris was too much for Seward to overcome in its first game of the week. Seward scored one in the first, one in the fourth and three in the fifth. Kolton Loos was 3-3 at the plate. Connor Sveeggen was 2-3 with a home run and drove in two.
By Stephanie Croston Verified| Seward County Independent Verified Last year, the state speech tournament was new and unfamiliar to Luke Hoffschneider. This year, he treated it as just another tournament. The approach worked for the Centennial junior. After winning gold in serious prose last year, he brought home gold again March 27. His piece last year was about a young man who lost his brother. This year, Hoffschneider performed “Cardboard Signs” by Linda Kao. “There was lots of crying this year, too,” he said with a grin.
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Seward County Independent
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