We saw the joy last weekend when Grand Island Central Catholic won its first ever boys state basketball title with a victory over Pierce in the Class C-1 state championship game. The Grand Island Independent Rules are made to be broken they say. In other words, if one team is happy, the other must be sad. We saw the joy last weekend when Grand Island Central Catholic won its first ever boys state basketball title with a victory over Pierce in the Class C-1 state championship game. Women Golf Other Sports Advertisement Bob Hamar is assistant sports editor at The Independent.
Rules are made to be broken they say.
In other words, if one team is happy, the other must be sad. We saw the joy last weekend when Grand Island Central Catholic won its first ever boys state basketball title with a victory over Pierce in the Class C-1 state championship game. We saw the great sadness the night before when Grand Island Northwest came up just short against McCook in the Class B semifinals. The Vikings had beaten the Bison twice this season, but this time it was the Bison who celebrated with a 62-54 win. The Vikings and their coaches were deeply disappointed with the result.