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Swifts crush Adrian, 89-23

Swifts crush Adrian, 89-23

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Swifts crush Adrian, 89-23

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
The Nazareth Swifts claimed a solid win over the Adrian Matadors, 89-23. Nazareth offense gained control of the game over the Matadors in the first quarter, 21-3, with the defense holding Adrian to three points, 21-3.
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Swifts edged out by Steers

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
The Nazareth Swift lost a game to the Farwell Steers, 47-41 Ṫhe Steers took the lead in the first quarter, 10-8, and continue to widen the gap in the second quarter, closing the first half ahead 28-18.
Swifts take win over Bobcats

Swifts take win over Bobcats

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Swifts take win over Bobcats

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
The Nazareth Swifts took a handy win over the Smyer Bobcats, 59-38. The Swifts jumped out ahead by 16 points in the first quarter, 20-4, but Smyer came back and scored evenly with Nazareth in the second quarter, sending the teams to the locker room at half-time with the leading 36-20.

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Swifts defeat Leopards, 58-46

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
The Nazareth Swifts beat the New Home Leopards, 58-46. The Swifts too an early lead in the first quarter, getting a 10-point lead over New Home, 15-5. The Leopards battled in the second quarter but made a single point dent in the lead, closing the first half with Nazareth leading, 28-19.
Kari Schulte - Nazareth High School ­ Senior, Castro County & Nazareth 4-H Club, Nazareth FFA, Parents - Heath & Nicole Schulte

Kari Schulte - Nazareth High School ­ Senior, Castro County & Nazareth 4-H Club, Nazareth FFA, Parents - Heath & Nicole Schulte

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Kari Schulte - Nazareth High School ­ Senior, Castro County &Nazareth 4-H Club, Nazareth FFA, Parents - Heath & Nicole Schulte

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
Why are ag programs necessary? According to the Washington Post, in 2017, over twentytwo million U.S. adults believed that chocolate milk came from brown cows. While that may be only 7 percent of the population, everyone should have basic agricultural knowledge. In 1903, Mr. B.
Swiftettes edge out Lady Leopards

Swiftettes edge out Lady Leopards

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Swiftettes edge out Lady Leopards

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
The Nazareth Swiftettes beat the New Home Lady Leopards in a close game, 51-45 Ṅew Home too the lead in the first quarter 17-12, but the Swiftettes narrowed the gap in the second quarter and closed the first half trailing at half time 23-21.
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Pet Talk

News Staff
Thursday, January 7, 2021
The holiday season, or anytime is a time to show appreciation to our loved ones, both people and pets. Handmade toys and treats are a wonderful way to do so and allow owners to avoid busy stores during the pandemic, to ensure their gift is pet-safe, and to add a personalized DIY touch.

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Library Lines ...

Gaye Reily
Thursday, January 7, 2021
A wintery, snowy decor has replaced Christmas decorations here at Rhoads Memorial Library. So, for the few people who will admonish us for leaving Christmas items out too long (and they will), prepare yourself to hear me say, "These are not Christmas decorations.
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