East Husker Conference
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/601118/results

BOYS
1. Stanton - 108.5
2. West Point-Beemer - 90
3. Oakland-Craig - 88
3. Howells-Dodge - 88
5. Wakefield - 68
6. Tekamah-Herman - 54.5
7. North Bend - 46
8. Pender - 34
9. Lyons-Decatur Northeast - 19
10. Madison - 15
11. Bancroft-Rosalie - 13
12. Wisner-Pilger - 12
12. Clarkson/Leigh - 12
14. Humphrey/Lindsay Academy - 10
15. Scribner-Snyder - 4

100
1. Becker Pohlman, Stanton - 11.59

200
1. Conner Troyer, West Point-Beemer - 23.70

400
1. Dawson Meyer, Oakland-Craig - 51.76

800
1. Dawson Meyer, Oakland-Craig - 2:06.98

1,600
1. Brier Cerny, North Bend - 4:37.93

3,200
1. Brier Cerny, North Bend - 10:23.87

110 HH
1. Cael Johnson, Wakefield - 15.49

300 IH
1. Cael Johnson, Wakefield - 41.34

4x100
1. Oakland-Craig - 45.24

4x400
1. Howells-Dodge - 3:33.52

4x800
1. Howells-Dodge - 8:48.00

Shot Put
1. Barrett Wilke, Stanton - 60' 11.5"

Discus
1. Barrett Wilke, Stanton - 150' 10"

High Jump
1. Andre Martin, Howells-Dodge - 6' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Griffin Jordan, Madison - 14' 10"

Long Jump
1. Myles Nielsen, West Point-Beemer - 20' 2"

Triple Jump
1. Nash Morgan, Pender - 41' 9.5"

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GIRLS
1. Pender - 118
2. North Bend - 96
3. Clarkson/Leigh - 81
4. West Point-Beemer - 73
5. Wisner-Pilger - 68.5
6. Tekamah-Herman - 50
7. Stanton - 48
8. Howells-Dodge - 38
9. Oakland-Craig - 37
10. Wakefield - 20.5
11. Humphrey/Lindsay Academy - 16
12. Madison - 12
13. Lyons-Decatur Northeast - 4

100
1. Alexa Brodd, North Bend - 12.45

200
1. Maya Dolliver, Pender - 26.11

400
1. Mia Hunke, West Point-Beemer - 1:01.04

800
1. Kyla Krusemark, Pender - 2:30.20

1,600
1. Emma Williams, North Bend - 5:33.35

3,200
1. Emma Williams, North Bend - 12:27.19

100 HH
1. Mia Hunke, West Point-Beemer - 16.02

300 LH
1. Mia Hunke, West Point-Beemer - 47.31

4x100
1. Clarkson/Leigh - 51.26

4x400
1. Pender - 4:11.12

4x800
1. Pender - 10:10.29

Shot Put
1. Hallie Reichmuth, Humphrey/Lindsay - 34' 10.25"

Discus
1. Charli Jacobs, Wisner-Pilger - 107' 11"

High Jump
1. Emily Stansberry, Tekamah-Herman - 5' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Salena Duinkerken, Madison - 9' 4"

Long Jump
1. Maizie Stoklasa, Clarkson/Leigh - 18' 2"

Triple Jump
1. Maizie Stoklasa, Clarkson/Leigh - 36' 4"

Mr. Irrelevent said:

Also for the record, the team that is the current back to back state champions and #1 seed going into districts is the 4th smallest school in the state. Their last loss in a post season elimination game was against Elkhorn North if I'm not wrong...a school 5.7 times bigger than they are. Can you imagine the outrage in football if this were the case....

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The outrage of a small school beating a large school in football? I guess I'm not following your point here.

Also for the record, the team that is the current back to back state champions and #1 seed going into districts is the 4th smallest school in the state. Their last loss in a post season elimination game was against Elkhorn North if I'm not wrong...a school 5.7 times bigger than they are. Can you imagine the outrage in football if this were the case....

Hardwoodbeaver said:

When are we going to get away with spring baseball in the lower classes. Only 9 teams in Class c have a winning record that are in districts!!!! Smh

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It’s called amateur sports. Not every team can be undefeated. I think it’s great that they have this opportunity for the boys wanting to play baseball. Maybe if we can take the emphasis off of records and put it on teaching the kids, and let’s remember that these are still kids, then sports in general will be a better place for kids to be.

CB73 said:

Is that the other ball on that site? There's an Adidas, a Nike, and then another one. Says custom Team Issue

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Yes, the team issue ball is the ball the coaches I know that use them have. I don't know of anyone that has the Nike or Adidas from them, but I also don't believe those were options when the schools/coaches I know began using team issue. Once they've mudded the Team Issue ball they are great. I remember when Fremont Bergan posted a picture on Twitter 8 to 10 years ago and the idea of a ball with your logo for high school kinda took off it seems.

Clara Spargo of Dundy County-Stratton breaks her own Class D state record in the 400 meters. She ran a 55.94 today at the RPAC Championships, bettering her own mark of 56.89 she ran in 2024. She has now broken state record in the 100, 200 and 400 this year.

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Western Conference

Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/588765/results

BOYS
1. Sidney - 154.5
2. Scottsbluff - 124
3. Gering - 103
4. Alliance - 94.5
5. Mitchell - 37
6. Chadron - 10

100
1. Lance Holly, Sidney - 10.83

200
1. Lance Holly, Sidney - 22.61

400
1. Lance Holly, Sidney - 49.29

800
1. Trevor Zurn, Alliance - 2:00.91

1,600
1. Axton Stone, Gering - 4:53.56

3,200
1. Axton Stone, Gering - 10:26.28

110 HH
1. Creighton Beals, Gering - 14.95

300 LH
1. Creighton Beals, Gering - 40.97

4x100
1. Sidney - 42.91

4x400
1. Gering - 3:33.66

4x800
1. Gering - 8:30.41

Shot Put
1. Ryan Hinman, Scottsbluff - 49' 5.75"

Discus
1. Traven Kinsey, Scottsbluff - 136' 10.5"

High Jump
1. Kash Knobbe, Sidney - 6' 1"

Pole Vault
1. Dawson Barrett, Scottsbluff - 13' 0"

Long Jump
1. Daniel Young, Scottsbluff - 21' 7.75"

Triple Jump
1. Payton Boyer, Alliance - 41' 0"

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GIRLS
1. Sidney - 134
2. Gering - 107
3. Chadron - 103
4. Scottsbluff - 100
5. Mitchell - 41
6. Alliance - 33

100
1. Addisyn Gruver, Chadron - 12.36

200
1. Addisyn Gruver, Chadron - 26.70

400
1. Katie Dowse, Sidney - 1:01.70

800
1. Katie Dowse, Sidney - 2:31.53

1,600
1. Hannah Rugroden, Scottsbluff - 5:58.42

3,200
1. Erin Cawiezel, Gering - 13:45.53

100 HH
1. Rylee Luce, Gering - 15.75

300 LH
1. Rylee Luce, Gering - 47.07

4x100
1. Gering - 51.25

4x400
1. Gering - 4:22.10

4x800
1. Scottsbluff - 10:58.36

Shot Put
1. Jaxie John, Gering - 42' 10.75"

Discus
1. Reagan Nesbitt, Sidney - 115' 10"

High Jump
1. Addison Bowlin, Scottsbluff - 5' 1"
1. Sophie Watson, Chadron - 5' 1"

Pole Vault
1. Danielle Hunger, Scottsbluff - 9' 6"

Long Jump
1. Addisyn Gruver, Chadron - 17' 3.5"

Triple Jump
1. Kylee Campbell,

South Platte Valley Association
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/607832/results

BOYS
1. Chase County - 176
2. North Platte St. Patrick's - 125
3. Perkins County - 108
4. Hershey - 63
5. Kimball - 25
5. Bridgeport - 25

100
1. Mason Giebler, North Platte SP - 10.75

200
1. Mason Giebler, North Platte SP - 22.10

400
1. Ryder Potts, Perkins County - 51.77

800
1. Mason McGreer, Perkins County - 1:59.12

1,600
1. Mason McGreer, Perkins County - 4:33.17

3,200
1. Mason McGreer, Perkins County - 9:50.49

110 HH
1. Jaxon Knisley, North Platte SP - 13.94

300 IH
1. Sutton Tickle, North Platte SP - 41.98

4x100
1. Chase County - 43.86

4x400
1. Chase County - 3:33.07

4x800
1. Perkins County - 8:20.96

Shot Put
1. Logan Dodson, North Platte SP - 53' 8"

Discus
1. Noah Rau, Chase County - 192' 8"

High Jump
1. Logan Winder, North Platte SP - 6' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Malachi Christensen, Chase County - 13' 8"

Long Jump
1. Kole Clevenger, Chase County - 21' 1"

Triple Jump
1. Sutton Tickle, North Platte SP - 43' 2.5"

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GIRLS
1. Chase County - 240
2. Perkins County - 80
3. Hershey - 79
4. Bridgeport - 67
5. North Platte St. Patrick's - 40
6. Kimball - 18

100
1. Taylor Bright, Bridgeport - 12.63

200
1. Riley Rusher, Chase County - 26.27

400
1. Miranda Spady, Chase County - 1:05.20

800
1. Emily Randall, Chase County - 2:27.95

1,600
1. Madison Potts, Perkins County - 5:48.89

3,200
1. Alayna Smith, Chase County - 12:52.18

100 HH
1. Ella Homan, Perkins County - 16.85

300 LH
1. Ella Homan, Perkins County - 48.62

4x100
1. Chase County - 50.65

4x400
1. Chase County - 4:16.13

4x800
1. Chase County - 10:18.95

Shot Put
1. Addison Frederick, Hershey - 35' 1"

Discus
1. Addison Frederick, Hershey - 132' 11"

High Jump
1. Landree McNair, Chase County - 5' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Hayley Rusher, Chase County - 10' 2"

Long Jump
1. Adelle Eskew, Chase County - 16' 9.5"

Triple Jump
1. Ava McNair, Chase County - 33' 1.75"

Republican Plains Activities Conference
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/606341/results

BOYS
1. Dundy County-Stratton - 145
2. Alma - 77
3. Arapahoe - 66
4. Hi-Line - 58.5
5. Wallace - 50
6. Medicine Valley - 47
7. Bertrand - 46
8. Hitchcock County - 40
9. Cambridge - 39
10. Maxwell - 29
11. Wauneta-Palisade - 25
12. Sutherland - 17
13. Maywood/Hayes Center - 12
14. Southwest - 5.5
15. Southern Valley - 4

100
1. Will Cacy, Arapahoe - 11.08

200
1. Will Cacy, Arapahoe - 22.84

400
1. Will Cacy, Arapahoe - 49.49

800
1. Kael Garrett, Medicine Valley - 2:04.20

1,600
1. Kael Garrett, Medicine Valley - 4:57.46

3,200
1. Kael Garrett, Medicine Valley - 11:08.27

110 HH
1. Zavier Mitchell, Alma - 15.23

300 IH
1. Kevin Garcia Guzman, Dundy County-Stratton - 40.74

4x100
1. Dundy County-Stratton - 44.72

4x400
1. Dundy County-Stratton - 3:30.82

4x800
1. Wallace - 8:53.14

Shot Put
1. Brock Bailey, Dundy County-Stratton - 55' 9.75"

Discus
1. Brock Bailey, Dundy County-Stratton - 147' 6"

High Jump
1. Ethan Latta, Dundy County-Stratton - 6' 6"

Pole Vault
1. Jackson Saner, Sutherland - 12' 10"

Long Jump
1. Zavier Mitchell, Alma - 21' 8"

Triple Jump
1. Tucker Biskup, Alma - 42' 1.5"

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GIRLS
1. Dundy County-Stratton - 95
2. Maywood/Hayes Center - 76
3. Cambridge - 63
4. Paxton - 53
5. Southwest - 52.5
5. Arapahoe - 52.5
7. Southern Valley - 49
8. Wallace - 39
9. Bertrand - 35
10. Wauneta-Palisade - 33
11. Alma - 32
12. Hi-Line - 28
13. Hitchcock County - 19
14. Medicine Valley - 17
15. Maxwell - 10
16. Sutherland - 9

100
1. Adi Hunt, Southern Valley - 12.23

200
1. Clara Spargo, Dundy County-Stratton - 25.08

400
1. Clara Spargo, Dundy County-Stratton - 55.94 (Class D State Record)

Clara Spargo's time of 55.94 is a new Class D state record, breaking her own record of 56.89 she set in 2024.

800
1. Addison Richards, Maywood/Hayes Center - 2:23.56

1,600
1. Ashley Robertson, Wallace - 5:30.72

3,200
1. Ashley Robertson, Wallace - 11:49.97

100 HH
1. Abigael Spargo, Dundy County-Stratton - 15.27

300 LH
1. Abigael Spargo, Dundy County-Stratton - 45.12

4x100
1. Dundy County-Stratton - 51.03

4x400
1. Arapahoe - 4:10.23

4x800
1. Maywood/Hayes Center - 9:53.90

Shot Put
1. Kennedy Bailey, Dundy County-Stratton - 43' 1"

Discus
1. Kennedy Bailey, Dundy County-Stratton - 136' 1"

High Jump
1. Aspen Billeter, Southwest - 4' 11"

Pole Vault
1. Shelby Schoene, Bertrand - 10' 2"

Long Jump
1. Madysen Carlson, Hitchcock County - 15' 8.25"

Triple Jump
1. Aspen Billeter, Southwest - 33' 5"

Panhandle Athletic Conference
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/588123/results

BOYS
1. Hemingford - 246
2. Hyannis - 149
3. Hay Springs - 56
4. Morrill - 30
5. Edgemont (South Dakota) - 10
6. Crawford - 8
7. Sioux County - 3

100
1. Jayce Haas, Hemingford - 11.90

200
1. Gavin Bell, Hemingford - 24.79

400
1. Tayten Haas, Hemingford - 53.81

800
1. Boady Hunter, Hemingford - 2:11.86

1,600
1. Austin Benda, Hemingford - 4:58.16

3,200
1. Austin Benda, Hemingford - 10:30.86

110 HH
1. Dylan Raymer, Hay Springs - 16.15

300 IH
1. Beau Rice, Hyannis - 43.78

4x100
1. Hemingford - 45.49

4x400
1. Hemingford - 3:41.44

4x800
1. Hyannis - 9:29.39

Shot Put
1. Michael Helmink, Hemingford - 47' 11.5"

Discus
1. Michael Helmink, Hemingford - 147' 10"

High Jump
1. Keirith Yale, Hemingford - 5' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Eli Hunter, Hemingford - 10' 9"

Long Jump
1. Ely van renan, Hyannis - 18' 10"

Triple Jump
1. Beau Rice, Hyannis - 39' 9"

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GIRLS
1. Hemingford - 157
2. Morrill - 97
3. Hay Springs - 84
4. Cody-Kilgore - 44
5. Hyannis - 29
6. Crawford - 25
7. Edgemont (South Dakota) - 14
7. Sioux County - 14

100
1. Katelyn Walker, Morrill - 12.96

200
1. Katelyn Walker, Morrill - 26.79

400
1. Reese Varvel, Hay Springs - 1:08.39

800
1. Aurora Hinman, Hemingford - 2:32.22

1,600
1. Lillian Ravenscroft, Cody-Kilgore - 6:10.74

3,200
1. Ainslee Woltman, Hemingford - 12:53.65

100 HH
1. Alaina Raymer, Hay Springs - 17.42

300 LH
1. Keslyn Vogel, Crawford - 50.69

4x100
1. Hay Springs - 55.50

4x400
1. Hemingford - 5:21.48

4x800
1. Hemingford - 11:57.80

Shot Put
1. Aubryanna Schmit, Cody-Kilgore - 35' 11.5"

Discus
1. Aubryanna Schmit, Cody-Kilgore - 122' 2"

High Jump
1. Katelyn Walker, Morrill - 4' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Karly Ragsdale, Hemingford - 7' 3"

Long Jump
1. Katelyn Walker, Morrill - 17' 2.5"

Triple Jump
1. Megan Anderson, Hay Springs - 32' 6.5"

Mid-Nebraska Activities Conference
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/607291/results

BOYS
1. South Loup - 155
2. Anselmo-Merna - 79
3. Sandhills Valley - 78
4. Twin Loup - 66
5. Mullen - 61
6. Brady - 41
7. Arthur County - 25
8. Sandhills/Thedford - 21

100
1. Colin Wright, Anselmo-Merna - 11.39

200
1. Alex Werner, Mullen - 23.31

400
1. Alex Werner, Mullen - 51.70

800
1. Isaac Goosey, Sandhills Valley - 2:09.24

1,600
1. Elijah Cool, South Loup - 5:01.81

3,200
1. Josiah Coleman, South Loup - 11:16.12

110 HH
1. Tim Meyers, Anselmo-Merna - 16.83

300 IH
1. Cayden Hampton, Mullen - 42.86

4x100
1. South Loup - 45.38

4x400
1. Mullen - 3:44.39

4x800
1. Sandhills Valley - 9:05.16

Shot Put
1. Colton Miller, Sandhills Valley - 45' 6"

Discus
1. Colton Miller, Sandhills Valley - 148' 11"

High Jump
1. Colin Wright, Anselmo-Merna - 6' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Dawson Mason, South Loup - 11' 6"

Long Jump
1. Ethan Furne, South Loup - 21' 6.75"

Triple Jump
1. Trevor Duryea, Anselmo-Merna - 41' 10"

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GIRLS
1. Mullen - 128.5
2. South Loup - 116
3. Brady - 91
4. Anselmo-Merna - 51
5. Sandhills/Thedford - 48
6. Twin Loup - 47
7. Sandhills Valley - 36
8. Arthur County - 3.5

100
1. Payton Stienike, Brady - 13.43

200
1. Erin Fitzgerald, South Loup - 27.80

400
1. Brynne McCully, Mullen - 1:05.50

800
1. Harper Andersen, Mullen - 2:33.83

1,600
1. Peyton Paxton, Mullen - 5:52.15

3,200
1. Peyton Paxton, Mullen - 12:15.86

100 HH
1. Payton Stienike, Brady - 16.86

300 LH
1. Payton Stienike, Brady - 49.62

4x100
1. Mullen - 54.93

4x400
1. Mullen - 4:27.36

4x800
1. Mullen - 10:42.01

Shot Put
1. Haylee Dimmitt, Sandhills/Thedford - 36' 2"

Discus
1. Lily Thornton, Anselmo-Merna - 118' 5"

High Jump
1. Jade Bierman, South Loup - 4' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Makenna Miller, Anselmo-Merna - 7' 6"

Long Jump
1. Erin Fitzgerald, South Loup - 15' 1"

Triple Jump
1. Devanee Connell, Sandhills Valley - 30' 9.5"

LouPlatte Conference
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/607986/results

BOYS
1. Central City - 132
2. Doniphan-Trumbull - 100
3. Ord - 89
4. St. Paul - 61
5. Ravenna - 47
6. Wood River - 39
7. Arcadia/Loup City - 37
8. Centura - 13
9. Gibbon - 9

100
1. Wyatt Dent, Central City - 10.81

200
1. Turner Hanke, Central City - 22.28

400
1. Elijah Pollard, Ord - 50.60

800
1. Austin Wood, Central City - 2:04.90

1,600
1. Elijah Pollard, Ord - 4:38.44

3,200
1. Kaser Johnson, Doniphan-Trumbull - 10:10.18

110 HH
1. Jack Kucera, Ravenna - 16.73

300 IH
1. Jack Poppe, Doniphan-Trumbull - 40.95

4x100
1. Central City - 42.84

4x400
1. Ord - 3:32.92

4x800
1. Ord - 8:22.63

Shot Put
1. Mannox Martin, Ravenna - 55' 9"

Discus
1. Mannox Martin, Ravenna - 156' 3"

High Jump
1. Conner Douthit, St. Paul - 6' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Madden Brabec, Wood River - 14' 0"

Long Jump
1. Truman Ryan, Central City - 21' 5.75"

Triple Jump
1. Jack Poppe, Doniphan-Trumbull - 43' 11.5"

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GIRLS
1. St. Paul - 117
2. Central City - 111
3. Ord - 100.67
4. Doniphan-Trumbull - 77
5. Ravenna - 35
6. Wood River - 27.33
7. Arcadia/Loup City - 26
8. Centura - 24
9. Gibbon - 9

100
1. Natalie Williams, Ord - 12.45

200
1. Natalie Williams, Ord - 25.79

400
1. Zoey Morrow, Ravenna - 1:00.49

800
1. Tayler Obermiller, Arcadia/Loup City - 2:24.10

1,600
1. McKenna Hernandez, Ord - 5:51.46

3,200
1. Janaya Davis, Central City - 13:10.83

100 HH
1. Zaya Lewis, St. Paul - 15.20

300 LH
1. Zaya Lewis, St. Paul - 46.76

4x100
1. Ord - 51.07

4x400
1. St. Paul - 4:13.80

4x800
1. St. Paul - 10:26.13

Shot Put
1. Hope Paup, Central City - 40' 3"

Discus
1. Hope Paup, Central City - 116' 11"

High Jump
1. Trinity Chatfield, Ord - 5' 4"

Pole Vault
1. Cheyenne Veach, Central City - 8' 6"

Long Jump
1. Natalie Williams, Ord - 16' 11.25"

Triple Jump
1. Brianna Dunning, Doniphan-Trumbull - 33' 6"

Goldenrod Conference
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/610339/results

BOYS
1. Riverside - 145
2. Central Valley - 110
3. Nebraska Christian - 96
4. Archangels Catholic - 64
5. Fullerton - 48
6. Burwell - 23
7. Newman Grove/St. Edward - 16
8. Palmer - 11
8. Heartland Lutheran - 11
10. Elba - 3100

100
1. Jack Molt, Riverside - 11.38

200
1. Zaden Wolf, Central Valley - 22.86

400
1. Jack Molt, Riverside - 51.21

800
1. Brody Flynn, Nebraska Christian - 2:06.24

1,600
1. Jacob Swanson, Nebraska Christian - 4:40.98

3,200
1. Jacob Swanson, Nebraska Christian - 10:20.89

110 HH
1. Nicholas Berger, Riverside - 16.72

300 IH
1. Nicholas Berger, Riverside - 43.55

4x100
1. Riverside - 45.05

4x400
1. Central Valley - 3:37.54

4x800
1. Nebraska Christian - 8:48.72

Shot Put
1. Cy Feeken, Burwell - 43' 11"

Discus
1. Dane Schalk, Riverside - 160' 6"

High Jump
1. Taesian Soto, Central Valley - 6' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Trevor Carraher, Riverside - 12' 6"

Long Jump
1. Landon Shoemaker, Central Valley - 19' 7"

Triple Jump
1. Brenden Johannes, Archangels Catholic - 41' 10"

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GIRLS
1. Nebraska Christian - 173
2. Archangels Catholic - 120.5
3. Burwell - 62
4. Central Valley - 53
5. Riverside - 51
6. Elba - 24
7. Palmer - 18
8. Heartland Lutheran - 10.5
9. Newman Grove/St. Edward - 8
10. Fullerton - 6

100
1. Taylor McIntyre, Central Valley - 12.80

200
1. Taylor McIntyre, Central Valley - 26.52

400
1. Bentleigh Dugan, Central Valley - 1:02.52

800
1. Isabelle Brumbaugh, Nebraska Christian - 2:29.11

1,600
1. Grace Nokelby, Nebraska Christian - 5:53.48

3,200
1. Grace Nokelby, Nebraska Christian - 12:36.45

100 HH
1. Haddie Rankin, Nebraska Christian - 18.10

300 LH
1. Lillie Beltz, Archangels Catholic - 53.34

4x100
1. Central Valley - 52.43

4x400
1. Nebraska Christian - 4:20.82

4x800
1. Nebraska Christian - 10:27.90

Shot Put
1. Alexis Perry, Nebraska Christian - 36' 9.5"

Discus
1. Whitney Wegener, Archangels Catholic - 112' 10"

High Jump
1. Marlea Donahey, Palmer - 5' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Katie Sidak, Nebraska Christian - 8' 0"

Long Jump
1. Sheridan Falk, Nebraska Christian - 16' 5"

Triple Jump
1. Michelle Esch, Riverside - 34' 7"

Mr. Irrelevent said:

We just added class C baseball 3 years ago. It's about providing an opportunities for kids! You complain about the records, yet we've had 5 schools add baseball and more adding it next year. Kids have made a push to add baseball in their schools because there are many that want to play, for them it's about the opportunity.

Scheduling in baseball is tough. When a school doesn't have developed pitchers it's hard for them to compete in four games a week. They don't have to do that but most will some weeks. Go look at those class B schools that are around .500 and how many of them beat the class C schools you speak of to be over .500?

We have multiple classes in football...hell we just added a 3rd class of 8 man so that the numbers are close because a class being too wide from biggest to smallest isn't fair. Why should baseball be different?

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2 seasons for baseball
Laughable

Mr. Irrelevent said:

I know of seven local schools that are just like this reply. Once the BG ball is mudded up, they're great!

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Is that the other ball on that site? There's an Adidas, a Nike, and then another one. Says custom Team Issue

Hardwoodbeaver said:

When are we going to get away with spring baseball in the lower classes. Only 9 teams in Class c have a winning record that are in districts!!!! Smh

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We just added class C baseball 3 years ago. It's about providing an opportunities for kids! You complain about the records, yet we've had 5 schools add baseball and more adding it next year. Kids have made a push to add baseball in their schools because there are many that want to play, for them it's about the opportunity.

Scheduling in baseball is tough. When a school doesn't have developed pitchers it's hard for them to compete in four games a week. They don't have to do that but most will some weeks. Go look at those class B schools that are around .500 and how many of them beat the class C schools you speak of to be over .500?

We have multiple classes in football...hell we just added a 3rd class of 8 man so that the numbers are close because a class being too wide from biggest to smallest isn't fair. Why should baseball be different?

Mr. Irrelevent said:

No...I previously talked about not staying when we traveled west over 5 hours for games...that's where the 5 hours comment came from. I had previously said we traveled over 2 hours and never came down the night before.

I would imagine anyone west of Kearney probably does come and stay the night before...heck maybe even west of GI in lower classes with the first game of the day. If it's shorter than 3 hours, I don't imagine many school districts spending the money to stay overnight before.

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got you, my bad

tireman2 said:

The Jared Crick-Cozad reunion could be the perfect fit. He obviously has a ton of knowledge of the game with his experience. That being said, sometimes the best of players struggle to teach so it'll be interesting to see how he fills that role. Cozad has some really good young talent and it should be easy to get buy-in from those kids with the opportunity to learn from someone who has done it at the highest level.

As far as best jobs, hard to argue with Bishop-Neumann, Blair and York.

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I really hope he can take it to the next level. Cozad is such an underrated town and it would be nice to have a strong, consistent power west of Aurora.

highschoolfootballnut said:

Played at 10:30 also left that morning but it was not five hours away. We are talking about five hours away

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No...I previously talked about not staying when we traveled west over 5 hours for games...that's where the 5 hours comment came from. I had previously said we traveled over 2 hours and never came down the night before.

I would imagine anyone west of Kearney probably does come and stay the night before...heck maybe even west of GI in lower classes with the first game of the day. If it's shorter than 3 hours, I don't imagine many school districts spending the money to stay overnight before.

Football4281 said:

I get it. We made the switch a couple years ago. We were GST before that. The Moneyball from Big Game is very close to the GST and cheaper even with the artwork. Couldn't be happier with it

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I know of seven local schools that are just like this reply. Once the BG ball is mudded up, they're great!

Mr. Irrelevent said:

Played at 10:30 one year. Had a breakfast at 6:30... when we would normally have weightlifting. Boarded the bus and drove to Lincoln. Arrived at 9:00 or so. Walked the field to get loose, changed, and the guys played. Same time frame we used for all games all season for arriving, dress, and warmups.

Once took a charter bus paid for by parents to a long trip. Won and came home. Next year had a trip about half as far, we decided to take a regular school bus. Decided we'd save the charter for the trip to Lincoln, and the guys were all on board. Earn the trip to Lincoln, ride the nice bus.

To each their own. Our mindset was always to follow our routine for game day time frame.

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Played at 10:30 also left that morning but it was not five hours away. We are talking about five hours away