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Tiger boys get a much-needed win

Published 6:21 pm Thursday, January 22, 2026

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Kale King and Kaden Knaak match up in the Tekamah-Herman vs. Lyons-Decatur game. - Photo Courtesy of Naomi Gahan

The Tekamah-Herman boys got in three conference games over the past week and came away with one, nearly getting two.

 

Tekamah-Herman 57, Lyons-Decatur 48

The Tigers trailed 10-2 early before rallying to the win.

Sam Oligmueller led three Tigers in double digits with 19 points and five steals.  Brody Haag and Camdan Chase each had 10 points and six boards apiece.

Kaden Knaak led all scorers with 23 points for the Cougars while Brady Hayes added 11.

 

Madison 55, Tekamah-Herman 54

The Tigers rallied from an early third-quarter 14-point deficit to take a 54-53 lead down to the final few seconds, only for Madison to steal it at the foul line with :04.3 remaining.

Camdan Chase led the Tigers with 15 points while Kale King added 10. Izac Zautke led Madison with 27 points while Gabe Campos added 10.

 

West Point-Beemer 85, Tekamah-Herman 59

The Cadets raced out to a 23-point halftime lead en route to the win.

Sam Oligmueller led four Tigers in double-digits with 16 points, Camdan Chase added 13 while Kale King and Cooper Kjar pitched in with 10 points apiece.

Hunter Swanson and Peyton Penrose both led four Cadets in double-digits with 17 points apiece while Hunter Doggett and Blaize Brockmann added 10 points apiece.

Tekamah-Herman traveled to Oakland-Craig on Tuesday before returning home to host Howells-Dodge on Friday.