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Flippers Gymnastics recently had several girls compete in “Xcel State Gymnastics” in Omaha, bringing home several medals and four state championship titles. For more information pick up your weekly copy of the Crofton Journal, or sign up for our e-edition!
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With spring's arrival, track season is now in full swing! The Crofton track team can't wait to sprint into their 2022 track season, and you'll want to keep up to date on all the latest track events by signing up for your weekly copy or E-edition of the Crofton Journal.
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Jenna Tramp and Blake Connot participated in the Knights of Columbus Regional free throw competition, in Wayne on Sunday, March 27. They will now be headed for the state finals in Grand Island. For more details and news like this, sign up for your copy of the Crofton Journal.
Modern Woodmen members along with several volunteers gathered at the Crofton Senior Center on Wednesday, March 23 to assemble fleece fringed quilts to donate to individuals and families in the Crofton community. Tammy Matusk a, Financial Representative for Modern Woodmen, stated that the Crofton Senior Chapter of Modern Woodmen will be presenting a total of 15 quilts in early April as a community ser vice project.
St. Rose School students raised over $900 and chose to donate it to the Crofton Volunteer Fire Department and Crofton Rescue Squad. “It was a successful fundraiser and students were happy to present the checks to local volunteer squad members,” said organizers.
Three senior boys and three senior girls were nominated by the junior class at Crofton to be the candidates for Prom Prince and Princess.
The candidates for Prince were Zachary Berger, Riley Sprakel, and Stran Sage. The Princess candidates were Emma Neuhalfen, Brooklynn Fiscus, and Jada Schmidt. With the candidates being decided, the junior and senior classes voted for who they wanted to be crowned.
After the Grand March was completed, all of the candidates met in the middle of the gym for the crowning ceremony.
Zachary Berger won Prince and Emma Neuhalfen won Princess.
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Four Crofton volunteer firemen participated in Firefighter II training conducted by the training division of the State Fire Marshal’s office on Sunday, Match 20 in Norfolk. For more information, pick up your copy of the Crofton Journal or sign up for our E-edition!
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Ten Crofton Band students represented Crofton at the Midstate Honor Band on Monday, March 21: (front) Sabrina Kaiser, Jenna Jackson, Karley Schieffer, Elizabeth Wortmann, and Cameryn Fiscus; (back) Nolan Babcock, Mayson Ostermeyer, Austin Guenther, Zac Arens, and Grant Schieffer. For more news, check us out at CroftonJournal.com!
The Freshman class of Crofton High School visited Northeast Community College for a Career Exploration Workshop on Monday, Mar. 14.
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The Crofton Band sent 25 students to the 36th Annual Class C All-State Band on Saturday, March 19 at Kearney High School. Of the 25 students who had auditioned and were selected for the prestigious honor band, 18 were high school students and seven were junior high. Of the 25 students who had
auditioned and were selected for the prestigious honor band, 18 were high school students and seven were junior high. For more information pick up your local newspaper, or sign up for our E-edition if you'd rather not have a physical copy.
