Milford Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/578031/results

BOYS
1. Milford - 145
2. Grand Island Central Catholic - 74
3. Beatrice - 73
4. Tri County - 56
5. David City - 51
6. Raymond Central - 47
7. Adams Central - 42
8. Auburn - 13
9. Louisville - 12
10. Nebraska City - 4

100
1. Briley Hughes, Adams Central - 11.05

200
1. Briley Hughes, Adams Central - 22.35

400
1. Reese Svoboda, David City - 51.20

800
1. Avery Carter, Milford - 2:04.86

1,600
1. Avery Carter, Milford - 4:40.46

3,200
1. Ryan Stritt, Adams Central - 10:34.36

110 HH
1. Isaac Roth, Milford - 14.89

300 IH
1. Isaac Roth, Milford - 40.31

4x100
1. Beatrice - 44.42

4x400
1. Milford - 3:33.03

4x800
1. Raymond Central - 9:09.93

Shot Put
1. Cooper Stokebrand, Tri County - 50' 4"

Discus
1. Cooper Stokebrand, Tri County - 155' 5"

High Jump
1. Colby Rautenberg, Milford - 5' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Cash Martin, Milford - 14' 6"

Long Jump
1. Jonathon Reiners, Adams Central - 21' 8"

Triple Jump
1. Reese Svoboda, David City - 40' 4"

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GIRLS
1. Adams Central - 117
2. David City - 82
3. Grand Island Central Catholic - 79
4. Beatrice - 66
5. Milford - 64
6. Raymond Central - 35
7. Louisville - 23
7. Nebraska City - 23
9. Tri County - 15
9. Southern - 15
11. Auburn - 5

100
1. Kambri Andel, David City - 12.77

200
1. Morgan Trausch, Adams Central - 26.46

400
1. Abby Crabtree, Milford - 1:01.56

800
1. June Lehn, Adams Central - 2:29.80

1,600
1. Kendall Hein, Beatrice - 5:40.41

3,200
1. Alexa Rogers, Adams Central - 12:26.47

100 HH
1. Grace Johnson, Grand Island CC - 15.67

300 LH
1. Grace Johnson, Grand Island CC - 48.38

4x100
1. David City - 51.36

4x400
1. Adams Central - 4:20.08

4x800
1. Adams Central - 10:50.15

Shot Put
1. Brooklyn Frazier, Beatrice - 36' 0.5"

Discus
1. Tarryn Godsey, Nebraska City - 115' 5"

High Jump
1. Alexa Otto, Raymond Central - 5' 4"

Pole Vault
1. Julianna Anderson, Grand Island CC - 11' 0"

Long Jump
1. Kambri Andel, David City - 17' 1.5"

Triple Jump
1. Alexa Porter, Grand Island CC - 35' 3.5"

Kearney Invite
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/599413/results

BOYS
1. Kearney - 130
2. Lincoln Southwest - 107.5
3. Columbus - 73.25
4. Omaha Creighton Prep - 63
5. Lincoln East - 59
6. North Platte - 45
7. Gretna East - 43

100
1. Evvann Daniels, Columbus - 10.51

200
1. Zaire LaGrone-Miller, Kearney - 21.32

400
1. Evan Shaffer, Kearney - 49.51

800
1. Aiden Hawks, North Platte - 1:58.09

1,600
1. Luke Tegtmeier, North Platte - 4:40.71

3,200
1. Braden Lofquest, Gretna East - 9:27.41

110 HH
1. Luke Brachle, Kearney - 14.07

300 IH
1. Avyan Correa, Lincoln Southwest - 39.85

4x100
1. Lincoln Southwest - 42.21

4x400
1. Kearney - 3:25.55

4x800
1. North Platte - 8:06.92

Shot Put
1. Cooper Buxton, Columbus - 55' 8"

Discus
1. Jackson Crawford, Lincoln Southwest - 162' 4"

High Jump
1. Luke Brachle, Kearney - 6' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Ike Schmeckpeper, Gretna East - 14' 2"

Long Jump
1. Finn McGovern, Lincoln Southwest - 24' 1.5"

Triple Jump
1. Mason Bahm, Lincoln East - 45' 11"+

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GIRLS
1. Kearney - 179
2. Lincoln Southwest - 170
3. Lincoln East - 56
4. Omaha Marian - 47
5. Columbus - 31
6. North Platte - 23
7. Gretna East - 19

100
1. Sole Jones, Lincoln Southwest - 12.11

200
1. Elizabeth Wemhoff, Columbus - 24.77

400
1. Augusta Ganz, Kearney - 1:00.37

800
1. Blaire May, Kearney - 2:23.05

1,600
1. Abigail Burger, Kearney - 5:06.51

3,200
1. Abigail Burger, Kearney - 11:28.82

100 HH
1. Taylor Schuster, Lincoln Southwest - 14.93

300 LH
1. Alynna Henderson, Lincoln Southwest - 46.01

4x100
1. Kearney - 49.24

4x400
1. Lincoln Southwest - 4:00.38

4x800
1. Lincoln Southwest - 9:51.42

Shot Put
1. Alexa Jacobsen, Kearney - 39' 6.25"

Discus
1. Greeley Cargill, Kearney - 142' 8"

High Jump
1. Paighton Erb, Columbus - 5' 4"

Pole Vault
1. Kyah Hazard, Kearney - 10' 8"

Long Jump
1. Nifemi Bankole, Lincoln Southwest - 18' 5.5"

Triple Jump
1. Willow Petri, Omaha Marian - 38' 2.25"

Omaha Benson Invite
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/591965/results

BOYS
1. Elkhorn South - 135.33
2. Omaha Westside - 123
3. Omaha Central - 56
4. Omaha Northwest - 47
4. Omaha Westview - 47
6. Sioux Falls Jefferson (South Dakota) - 45.33
7. Bellevue East - 35.33
8. Omaha North - 34
9. Omaha South - 3
10. Omaha Benson - 1

100
1. Keynan Cotton, Omaha Westside - 10.79

200
1. Darion Jones, Omaha North - 22.46

400
1. Will Urosevich, Omaha Westside - 49.37

800
1. Dylan Gross, Omaha Westside - 2:00.66

1,600
1. Jack Wagoner, Sioux Falls Jefferson (SD) - 4:32.97
2. Collin Krahling, Omaha Westview - 4:35.75

3,200
1. Ryan Kugler, Omaha Westside - 9:30.05

110 HH
1. Darion Jones, Omaha North - 14.80

300 IH
1. Darion Jones, Omaha North - 39.17

4x100
1. Omaha Westside - 42.08

4x400
1. Elkhorn South - 3:28.02

4x800
1. Elkhorn South - 8:42.73

Shot Put
1. Isaac Ackerman, Omaha Central - 64' 1"

Discus
1. Isaac Ackerman, Omaha Central - 188' 8"

High Jump
1. TayJon Morton-Swift, Bellevue East - 6' 4"

Pole Vault
1. Liam McGlynn, Elkhorn South - 15' 0"

Long Jump
1. Maurice Purify, Omaha Westside - 23' 0.75"

Triple Jump
1. Tayvin Zephier-Murphy, Omaha Westview - 45' 2"

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GIRLS
1. Elkhorn South - 141
2. Omaha Westview - 108
3. Omaha Northwest - 94
4. Omaha Westside - 76
5. Omaha Central - 32
6. Omaha South - 22
7. Sioux Falls Jefferson (South Dakota) - 20
8. Omaha Benson - 16
9. Omaha North - 11
10. Bellevue East - 2

100
1. Imani Skanes, Omaha Northwest - 12.21

200
1. Malea Robinson, Omaha Northwest - 25.53

400
1. Malea Robinson, Omaha Northwest - 58.45

800
1. Grace Volzke, Elkhorn South - 2:23.22

1,600
1. Alyssa Walker, Elkhorn South - 5:37.84

3,200
1. Eliana Wittmann, Omaha Westside - 12:36.37

100 HH
1. Sophia Zalewski, Elkhorn South - 15.78

300 LH
1. Ashtyn Ogren, Elkhorn South - 50.53

4x100
1. Omaha Northwest - 47.41

4x400
1. Elkhorn South - 4:11.14

4x800
1. Omaha Westview - 9:58.80

Shot Put
1. Aubrie McDonald, Omaha Westside - 40' 0.5"

Discus
1. Aubrie McDonald, Omaha Westside - 125' 2"

High Jump
1. EJ Brown, Elkhorn South - 5' 7"

Pole Vault
1. Ali Armstrong, Elkhorn South - 9' 6"

Long Jump
1. Imani Skanes, Omaha Northwest - 17' 3"

Triple Jump
1. Imani Skanes, Omaha Northwest - 38' 9.75"

Ivan Krumwiede Invite
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/591380/results

BOYS
1. Hartington Cedar Catholic - 208.5
2. Fremont Bergan - 98
3. Oakland-Craig - 57
4. Ponca - 53
5. Homer - 34
6. MVAOCOU (Iowa) - 25
7. Winnebago - 23.5
8. Bancroft-Rosalie - 13
9. Whiting (Iowa) - 10
10. Walthill - 4
11. Siouxland Christian (Iowa) - 1

100
1. Braden Reifenrath, Hartington CC - 11.32

200
1. Zyan Conrad, Ponca - 22.76

400
1. Dawson Meyer, Oakland-Craig - 51.71

800
1. Kigher Wortmann, Hartington CC - 2:10.00

1,600
1. Gannon Pfister, Ponca - 4:43.44

3,200
1. Joe Bowen, Hartington CC - 11:58.34

110 HH
1. Aayden Harris, Homer - 16.40

300 IH
1. Micah Cattau, Hartington CC - 46.25

4x100
1. MVAOCOU (IA) - 44.73
2. Hartington CC - 45.44

4x400
1. Hartington CC - 3:42.36

4x800
1. Hartington CC - 8:41.71

Shot Put
1. Zach Luze, Ponca - 51' 8.5"

Discus
1. Cole Bethune, Whiting (IA) - 145' 6"
2. Jared Rutar, Hartington CC - 143' 4"

High Jump
1. Aaron Wortmann, Hartington CC - 5' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Keyton Arens, Hartington CC - 12' 0"

Long Jump
1. Alex Kimminau, Fremont Bergan - 20' 4"

Triple Jump
1. Landon Rutar, Hartington CC - 39' 8.5"

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GIRLS
1. Homer - 109
2. Hartington Cedar Catholic - 93
3. Ponca - 90
4. Fremont Bergan - 81
5. Oakland-Craig - 52
6. MVAOCOU (Iowa) - 40
7. Siouxland Christian (Iowa) - 24
8. Winnebago - 16
9. Bancroft-Rosalie - 7
10. Whiting (Iowa) - 4

100
1. Abigail Sechler, Oakland-Craig - 13.06

200
1. Tori Walker, Homer - 27.66

400
1. Lauren Bernecker, Hartington CC - 1:01.83

800
1. Ellesyn Hrouda, Ponca - 2:28.55

1,600
1. Ava Brennan, Ponca - 5:27.53

3,200
1. Laken Pfister, Ponca - 13:14.57

100 HH
1. Anisten Wortmann, Hartington CC - 16.08

300 LH
1. Anisten Wortmann, Hartington CC - 48.50

4x100
1. Fremont Bergan - 52.74

4x400
1. Ponca - 4:17.55

4x800
1. Hartington CC - 10:25.27

Shot Put
1. Grace Schaffer, MVAOCOU (IA) - 34' 3.5"
4. Annah Harris, Homer - 30' 7"

Discus
1. Annah Harris, Homer - 106' 3"

High Jump
1. Trista Ohlmeier, MVAOCOU (IA) - 5' 6"
2. Gianna Grant, Winnebago - 5' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Amy Snader, Oakland-Craig - 8' 0"

Long Jump
1. Tori Walker, Homer - 16' 5"

Triple Jump
1. Gianna Grant, Winnebago - 33' 4"

Broken Bow Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/591271/results

BOYS
1. Cozad - 123
2. Gothenburg - 100
3. Minden - 57
4. McCook - 51
5. Holdrege - 46
6. Ord - 39
7. O'Neill - 35
8. Kearney Catholic - 31
9. Alliance - 16
10. Broken Bow - 15
11. Aurora - 14

100
1. Bryson Snider, Cozad - 10.88

200
1. Bryson Snider, Cozad - 22.25

400
1. Elijah Pollard, Ord - 50.85

800
1. Josiah Wilkinson, McCook - 1:59.45

1,600
1. Samuel McQuistan, Holdrege - 4:30.45

3,200
1. Tyler Hetz, Gothenburg - 10:01.99

110 HH
1. Pryor Matthews, O'Neill - 15.32

300 IH
1. Evan Johnson, Gothenburg - 41.44

4x100
1. Cozad - 44.38

4x400
1. Minden - 3:25.77

4x800
1. Ord - 8:33.23

Shot Put
1. Traelin Christensen, Minden - 46' 8.25"

Discus
1. Noah Shoemaker, Cozad - 160' 6"

High Jump
1. Owen Axmann, Kearney Catholic - 6' 1"

Pole Vault
1. Boston Irish, Cozad - 15' 4"

Long Jump
1. Chayden Hoffmaster, Cozad - 21' 9.75"

Triple Jump
1. Atreyu May, Kearney Catholic - 42' 8.5"

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GIRLS
1. McCook - 79
2. Broken Bow - 74
3. Minden - 73
4. Holdrege - 65
5. Kearney Catholic - 61
6. Gothenburg - 54
7. Ord - 46
8. O'Neill - 28
9. Cozad - 20
10. Aurora - 15
11. Alliance - 11

100
1. Hazel Haarberg, Kearney Catholic - 11.88

200
1. Hazel Haarberg, Kearney Catholic - 24.63

400
1. Paige Bortner, McCook - 59.97

800
1. Emily Stutzman, Holdrege - 2:21.31

1,600
1. Jaelyn Witter, Kearney Catholic - 5:24.58

3,200
1. Scout Bell, Gothenburg - 12:23.86

100 HH
1. Mattie Kamery, Minden - 16.12

300 LH
1. Klarissa Dowdy, Broken Bow - 46.90

4x100
1. McCook - 50.70

4x400
1. McCook - 4:05.75

4x800
1. Broken Bow - 10:31.36

Shot Put
1. Taryn O'Hare, Gothenburg - 38' 10"

Discus
1. Taryn Chytka, Cozad - 128' 10"

High Jump
1. Makenna Starkey, Minden - 5' 5"

Pole Vault
1. Alyssa Onnen, Kearney Catholic - 12' 4"

Long Jump
1. Natalie Williams, Ord - 16 '11.5"

Triple Jump
1. Mariah Shepherd, Holdrege - 35' 0"

ftball95 said:

If you are close to the 55 cut off number and opting down because you can't get enough kids out to compete in 11 man so be it but if you are 15-20 kids over the 55 cut off then that shouldn't be allowed.

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I understand your point you are making. Unfortunately the opt down is a remedy for participation problems, not enrollment problems.

GrizzzlyPanda said:

Regardless of the grass argument. NSAA schools that voted on this proposal knew going into it that the University would not allow a 3rd day of state football, as well as saying no to more than 3 games in a single day. All of this was well established before the votes took place. Everyone knew this was going to be the case if a 3rd class of 8 man did indeed pass.

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Ultimately it is the decision on the University to not allow another day or game. As you are saying, they clearly communicated that. All of my thought and points are pretty much wasted. The decision has been made.

HighPlainsCoach said:

We drag kids all over the state for initial qualification. I don't think easy or economical has any part in the decision, sadly.

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Ya, you may be right.

Power_I_82 said:

Here is my take. I for one like the addition of the D3 class. I think it levels the playing field across 8 man and puts the classes more in line with what every other class has numbers wise. I also applaud moving the finals out of Memorial Stadium. Again, my opinion is the games had kind of ran their course there. Several reasons for this. The atmosphere at Memorial Stadium is terrible. 500 people scattered throughout the stands 50 yards from the field doesn't do much for me. Also, when they moved the games down there, it was every high school kids dream to step on that field. Now, half the kids aren't even that big of Husker fans. It's lost its appeal to some. Another thing, nobody likes playing a state final at 11:00am. High school kids are creatures of habit and need routine. Morning football games are tough.

Here is what I think should happen:
Move it to Cope Stadium
4 games over two days with the 6 man title game
4:00pm and 8:00pm kickoffs
Kearney will do a great job with this. The crowds and atmosphere would be great. I hope they put a bid in to host. It would be centrally located and a short enough drive for many to get to the games more easily and economically.

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We drag kids all over the state for initial qualification. I don't think easy or economical has any part in the decision, sadly.

northeastNebraska said:

So we will see a class with an enrollment break of about 8-9 kids. Something like enrollment from 34-43. Not a big fan of that.

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I see your point. The only thing I would offer is that the smaller the number, the more the differences matter. I think Class A needs to be bigger in football, by about 8-10 teams. Your top 8 or so would have zero problem playing in Class A. It would also give the 6-8 smaller A's schools much more like them. If I have 550 boys I should be able to find enough good ones to play. If I have 45 boys, a lot more fluky genetics occurrences come into play.

Here is my take. I for one like the addition of the D3 class. I think it levels the playing field across 8 man and puts the classes more in line with what every other class has numbers wise. I also applaud moving the finals out of Memorial Stadium. Again, my opinion is the games had kind of ran their course there. Several reasons for this. The atmosphere at Memorial Stadium is terrible. 500 people scattered throughout the stands 50 yards from the field doesn't do much for me. Also, when they moved the games down there, it was every high school kids dream to step on that field. Now, half the kids aren't even that big of Husker fans. It's lost its appeal to some. Another thing, nobody likes playing a state final at 11:00am. High school kids are creatures of habit and need routine. Morning football games are tough.

Here is what I think should happen:
Move it to Cope Stadium
4 games over two days with the 6 man title game
4:00pm and 8:00pm kickoffs
Kearney will do a great job with this. The crowds and atmosphere would be great. I hope they put a bid in to host. It would be centrally located and a short enough drive for many to get to the games more easily and economically.

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In a split vote Friday, the NSAA Representative Assembly rejected a proposal for a 180-school day varsity ineligibility period for students who change high schools after the May 1 state deadline.

The 53-member body voted it down 26-27. Passage would have required 32 yes votes.

Proponents sought to replace the longstanding 90-school day varsity ineligibility period, which doesn't affect spring-sports athletes if the school change comes during the summer.

- To address shrinking school sizes and interest in sports, practice-only participation by seventh- and eighth-graders for high school volleyball, golf and wrestling teams was approved. However, allowing eighth-graders to be on varsity teams in football, basketball and volleyball at the smallest schools (boy or girl enrollment less than 20) was rejected.

As a result, board chairman Darren Tobey of Broken Bow said before the vote, some schools may not have enough players to field teams and play their schedules next year.

Today at the Waverly Invite, Austin Carrera of Hastings ran the 3,200 meters in 9:01.62, setting a new Class B state record. It breaks the old Class B record of 9:08.10 set by Riley Boonstra of Norris in 2024.

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Suhisabeast said:

I see the concern with grass and the Black Friday game, but as pointed out Nebraska isn’t sniffing a home playoff game for quite some time. Move the championships to the week after Thanksgiving and call it a day. It impacts only the 14 schools playing in the games, so they might have a few more days of delayed winter practices. And if Nebraska does host a CFP it will be several weeks later, giving some time for the grass to recover. I think it’s being overthought.

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You can play 7 games lots of states do it Its just Nebraska and change is not very welcomed and slow to happen Look at UNL and husker fans They still believe spending 5 to 8 million on football players is going to win the big 10. LOL why your top teams spend 13 to 17 million

I see the concern with grass and the Black Friday game, but as pointed out Nebraska isn’t sniffing a home playoff game for quite some time. Move the championships to the week after Thanksgiving and call it a day. It impacts only the 14 schools playing in the games, so they might have a few more days of delayed winter practices. And if Nebraska does host a CFP it will be several weeks later, giving some time for the grass to recover. I think it’s being overthought.

Regardless of the grass argument. NSAA schools that voted on this proposal knew going into it that the University would not allow a 3rd day of state football, as well as saying no to more than 3 games in a single day. All of this was well established before the votes took place. Everyone knew this was going to be the case if a 3rd class of 8 man did indeed pass.

hailvictors2 said:

I keep laughing at the people on Twitter talking about how playing 7 games at Memorial Stadium will be terrible for the natural grass field and potentially ruin it for "When Nebraska hosts a College Football Playoff Game". Lets be clear. Nebraska isn't sniffing a playoff. We've won 16 games in the last 3 seasons. Michigan won 15 games in 2023 alone. The gap between the top tier of college football and Nebraska is about the same as the gap from Nebraska in the mid-90s to the rest of the Big 8. We don't need to worry about preserving the field for a potential home college football playoff game.

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They are referring to the Iowa game on Black Friday.

I keep laughing at the people on Twitter talking about how playing 7 games at Memorial Stadium will be terrible for the natural grass field and potentially ruin it for "When Nebraska hosts a College Football Playoff Game". Lets be clear. Nebraska isn't sniffing a playoff. We've won 16 games in the last 3 seasons. Michigan won 15 games in 2023 alone. The gap between the top tier of college football and Nebraska is about the same as the gap from Nebraska in the mid-90s to the rest of the Big 8. We don't need to worry about preserving the field for a potential home college football playoff game.

highschoolfootballnut said:

so you are saying that Nebraska is the only state in the USA that would be playing their High school state title games on Natural grass with 7 games and that one game extra is just to much Come one

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If the weather is wet, it could be a problem to play seven consecutive games on it....and then the Huskers trying to play a game on it as well a few days later (Every other year)

billybob131 said:

Memorial Stadium is going to Natural grass instead of Turf. Imagine what 7 games would do to that.

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so you are saying that Nebraska is the only state in the USA that would be playing their High school state title games on Natural grass with 7 games and that one game extra is just to much Come one

highschoolfootballnut said:

The state of Iowa plays 7 Football Championship in the same place in two days , so why cant Nebraska ?

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What a great 2 days of football that is as well. Sit there all day and watch great football. But I get the natural grass argument too. The field would be a mess for the rest of the college season.

billybob131 said:

Memorial Stadium is going to Natural grass instead of Turf. Imagine what 7 games would do to that.

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Probably do less damage to the field than you think it would.