
Fire destroys full chicken barn
Newton Fire crews responded Nov.
Newton Fire crews responded Nov.
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A new coach and a new league are among the challenges for the Newton High School boys’ basketball team in the upcoming season.Newton will have four starters and three other letterwinners returning.Paul Reichenberger will head the Railers this season.
The Newton Panther Homeschool girls’ basketball team will have a new coach and five returning starters for the upcoming season.Hannah Busenitz is in her first season as the head coach.
The Newton Homeschool Panther boys’ basketball team lost a few players to graduation, but will be returning a number of players as well.The Panthers will be coached this season by Michael Busenitz, in his first season.Newton was 8-16 last season, 2-3 in league play.
The Newton High School girls’ wrestling team will have extraordinary depth in just its sixth season of action.Newton coach Tommy Edgmon reports more than 30 girls have come out for the team this season, which may allow the Railers to fill every weight class.Edgmon is assisted by Matt Treaster, who leads the team on the mat, along with Emily Torres and three-time Railer state medalist Jaymie Murry.Newton was 3-2 in Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I dual meets last season, the most scorable league dual meets the Railers have ever competed in.
The Newton High School boys’ wrestling team will look to a cadre of four returning state qualifiers to lead the team this season.Tommy Edgmon returns for his 11th season as the Railers’ coach.