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There was sadness. There were tears. There were thoughts of what could have been.

Girls have to settle for second place at district tournament

For two quarters, the Bulldogs played some of their best basketball of the entire season.

It wasn’t enough, though, to overcome a lackluster first half. The slow start denied the Kearney girls basketball team its first district title in nearly a decade.

Paul’s 3-pointer lifts Bulldogs past Lincoln Prep in district semifinal

Allison Paul never hesitated. She caught the basketball. She put the shot in the air. She made the game-winner.

Freshmen duo reach scoring benchmark

Herb Webster has collected more than 850 victories as a high school basketball coach.

Better late than never.

Through the first 24 games of the season, the Kearney girls basketball team averaged 45 points per game. In the final game of the regular season, the Bulldogs exploded for a regular-season high 63.

Class 4 District 15 Preview

It’s been awhile since the Bulldogs have claimed a district title.

Not since the 2001-02 season has the Kearney girls basketball team advanced to the state playoffs. It’s been eight long years.

The Kearney High girls basketball team is still searching for a marquee victory.

Heading into the last week of the season, the Bulldogs owned a quality 14-9 overall record. And in recent weeks, the girls have taken their play to another level.

Senior Night win continues trend for girls

The Kearney girls basketball team hopes to hit its stride, as the regular season winds down.

The Kearney and Staley girls basketball teams will do more than play a game at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16, at Staley. The two teams will play for cancer awareness.

Kearney girls basketball players and coaches are collecting donations this week for the special event. Donations will also be accepted the night of the game.

A winning record isn’t enough.

Despite owning a record above the .500 mark since the turn of the calendar to 2010, the Bulldogs continue to search for more. The exploration by the Kearney High girls basketball team has led to an alteration of roles by several players.

Most notably, only two of the five starters from the beginning of the season remain intact. And according to head coach Herb Webster, there’s no sure bet the revolving door is about to stop anytime soon.