Football

The idea of finding a way for his young sons to play football in youth league blew up into something Greg Boehr never could have imagined. Today, it's called the Farmers Valley Youth Football League. It consists of an 11-man division with eleven teams and an 8-man Division with 18 teams participating.

 The Heartland Huskies lost to the undefeated Thayer-Central Titans in Hebron on Friday, September 8. It was a lopsided score, losing 52-8, scoring their only points in the second quarter. 

It was a busy week for the Huskies! Here are the results for the two golf meets, triangular volleyball matches at Wilbur/Clatonia, and the home football game in Henderson. Let's start with the big win for the Heartland Football team at their first home game Friday night.

Come to Heartland's first home football game again Nebraska Christian on Friday, September 1 and help recognize the 2013-14 Football Team!

Get to know this year's student-athletes at Heartland. Here are the team pictures for the Huskie Football, Volleyball, and Girls' Golf.

Heartland Sees First Volleyball Action at Home Triangular and Overton Tournament. Heartland Football Team Shut Out by Shelby-Rising City.

Under the guidance of experienced head coach Ben Lindsay, the Heartland Huskie football team plans on competing this year. Coach Lindsay has been at the helm for the past six years and served as an assistant for three years prior to taking the head coaching position.

HASTINGS – Three area athletes capped their prep football careers last week as they suited up for the East team at the Sertoma Eight-Man All-Star game at Hastings College. Cross County's Trevor Bolton saw reps as the starting center, while Heartland had two representatives at the game in offensive lineman Merrick Maltsberger and Trev Peters in the secondary.