David City Aquinas Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/250348/info

BOYS
1. Avery Carter, Milford - 16:56
2. Brier Cerny, North Bend - 17:25
3. Garrett Freeman, Milford - 17:42
4. Seth Waters, Fort Calhoun - 17:53
5. Eli Sladek, St. Paul - 17:53
6. Merritt Olbderding, Fort Calhoun - 17:54
7. Matthew Kelly, Fort Calhoun - 17:55
8. Chris Post Whiteowl, Fort Calhoun - 18:00
9. Micah Royuk, Seward - 18:01
10. Eli Escen, Columbus Lakeview - 18:02

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GIRLS
1. Jordyn Samuels, Seward - 20:36
2. Haylen Holliday, Seward - 20:56
3. Miriam Deanda, Schuyler - 21:04
4. Alyza Arroyo, Schuyler - 21:04
5. Avery Heinrich, Columbus Scotus - 21:16
6. Hannah Heinrich, Columbus Scotus - 21:26
7. Lily Philips, Seward - 21:37
8. Elle Badstieber, Columbus Lakeview - 21:41
9. Willow Geiger, Logan View - 21:56
10. Addison Dittmer, Crete - 22:10

South Sioux City Invite

Link: https://dakotatiming.anet.live/meets/39225

BOYS
1. Sioux Falls Lincoln (South Dakota) - 12
2. South Sioux City - 45
3. Yankton (South Dakota) - 58
4. Sioux City North (Iowa) - 60
5. Sioux City East (Iowa) - 100
6. Sioux City Heelan (Iowa) - 137
7. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (Iowa) - 147
8. Crofton - 158
9. Lawton-Bronson (Iowa) - 170
10. Le Mars (Iowa) - 189
11. Omaha Gross - 200
12. Ralston - 202
13. Sioux City West (Iowa) - 251

1. Cole Schellpfeffer, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 17:39
2. Reid Groher, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 17:49
3. Abram Chance, Yankton (SD) - 17:49
4. Everett Herrboldt, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 17:49
5. Avrid Nelsen, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 17:51
6. Nayati Ringing Shield, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 17:52
7. Bryton Olson, Yankton (SD) - 17:54
8. Connor Schultz, Sioux City North (IA) - 18:00
9. Luke McGinty, South Sioux City - 18:03
10. Melchisedek Munzambi, South Sioux City - 18:09

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GIRLS
1. Sioux Falls Lincoln (South Dakota) - 30
2. Yankton (South Dakota) - 46
3. Sioux City Heelan (Iowa) - 68
4. Omaha Central - 76
5. Crofton - 76
6. Sioux City North (Iowa) - 106
7. Le Mars (Iowa) - 163
8. South Sioux City - 163
9. Sioux City West (Iowa) - 169
10. Lawton-Bronson (Iowa) - 176
11. Sioux City East (Iowa) - 192
12. Ralston - 192
13. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (Iowa) - 217
14. Winnebago - 270

1. Addison Bertrand, Sioux City Heelan (IA) - 20:16
2. Amalia Doty, Omaha Gross - 20:52
3. Rilyn Jackson, Yankton (SD) - 21:14
4. Abby Johanneson, Yankton (SD) - 21:32
5. June Yamamoto, Omaha Central - 21:43
6. Ella Bartz, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 21:43
7. Soraya Luschas, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 21:45
8. Marcella Palmer, Sioux City North (IA) - 21:49
9. Ava Brennan, Ponca - 21:51
10. Reagan Ostransky, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SD) - 21:55

York Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/248818/info

BOYS
1. Hastings - 14
2. York - 42
3. Fillmore Central - 42
4. Waverly - 67
5. Adams Central - 68

1. Austin Carrera, Hastings - 17:12
2. Marvelous Robinson, Hastings - 17:13
3. Nolan Albers, Hastings - 17:17
4. Ryan Stritt, Adams Central - 17:53
5. Carter Jacobsen, York - 18:02
6. Collin McCoy, Fillmore Central - 18:23
7. Waylon Rayburn, Fillmore Central - 18:30
8. Beckett Hoshaw, Hastings - 18:36
9. Kelan Stephens, York - 18:42
10. Isaac Kelley, Hastings - 18:44

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GIRLS
1. York - 22
2. Hastings - 29
3. Adams Central - 34
4. Fillmore Central - 65

1. Annah Perdue, York - 19:07
2. Sophia Reynolds, Hastings - 19:35
3. Naomi Renner, York - 21:16
4. Josephine Gowen, Hastings - 21:31
5. Alexa Rogers, Adams Central - 21:52
6. Mylee Mick, Hastings - 22:06
7. Ryleigh Wright, York - 22:34
8. June Lehn, Adams Central - 22:48
9. Juliana Lehn, Adams Central - 23:23
10. Elizabeth Lockhart, Fillmore Central - 23:33

TWIN VALLEY CONFERENCE
at Hebron
Link: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/243877/info

BOYS
1. Shelton - 12
2. Franklin - 13
3. Deshler - 22
4. Silver Lake - 42
5. Blue Hill - 43

1. Trace Bislow, Franklin - 18:53
2. Carter Trambly, Franklin - 19:28
3. William Rasser, Red Cloud - 19:45
4. Mateo Rodriguez, Shelton - 20:06
5. Jaxson Ohlman, Shelton - 20:09
6. Adan Garcia, Shelton - 20:14
7. Micaiah Niemoth, Harvard - 20:29
8. Hunter Glass, Deshler - 20:33
9. Xavier Pierce, Deshler - 20:43
10. Hayden Karr, Silver Lake - 20:46

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GIRLS
1. Blue Hill - 14
2. Franklin - 15
3. Kenesaw - 18

1. Macy Olsen, Blue Hill - 23:36
2. Josie Kirschner, Blue Hill - 25:05
3. Teagan Holmes, Franklin - 25:15
4. Kaiya Bislow, Franklin - 25:16
5. Piper Belz, Kenesaw - 25:19
6. Hallie Uden, Kenesaw - 25:55
7. Danelle Legg, Kenesaw - 26:13
8. Kaylee Karr, Silver Lake - 26:19
9. Laurynn Andrews, Shelton - 26:26
10. Paige Faimon, Silver Lake - 26:30

Raymond Central Invite

BOYS
1. Palmyra - 26
2. Nebraska Christian - 33
3. Raymond Central - 47
4. Lincoln North Star - 48
5. Bennington - 74
6. Arlington - 107
7. Elmwood-Murdock - 116
8. Weeping Water - 127
9. Malcolm - 171

1. Cole Dubas, Raymond Central - 17:32
2. Jacob Swanson, Nebraska Christian - 17:37
3. Oztin Testin, Lincoln North Star - 17:42
4. Carter Fritz, Centennial - 17:44
5. Gannon Hubbard, Palmyra - 17:46
6. Owen Ramaekers, Palmyra - 17:47
7. Noah Fischer, Nebraska Christian - 17:57
8. Landon Lubischer, Raymond Central - 18:00
9. Noah Lang, Palmyra - 18:13
10. Kaden Moody, Palmyra - 18:21

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GIRLS
1. Nebraska Christian - 18
2. Palmyra - 18
3. Bennington - 42
4. Raymond Central - 74
5. Malcolm - 85

1. Grace Schernikau, Centennial - 20:46
2. Erin Chambers, Palmyra - 21:03
3. Grace Nokelby, Nebraska Christian - 21:31
4. Addie Edson, Nebraska Christian - 21:34
5. Hailey Hengtgen, Palmyra - 22:02
6. Marley Olson, Centennial - 22:32
7. Ava Brumbaugh, Nebraska Christian - 22:53
8. Emily Bartels, Exeter-Milligan/Friend - 22:58
9. Bettie Chambers, Palmyra - 23:07
10. Bella Chambers, Palmyra - 23:27

Gothenburg Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/243184/results/995754

BOYS
1. Gothenburg - 23
2. Minden - 33
3. North Platte - 37
4. Hershey - 78
5. Broken Bow - 108
6. Kearney - 126
7. Lexington - 161
8. Wallace - 177
9. Cambridge - 189
10. McCook - 192
11. Kimball - 205
12. Arapahoe - 207
13. Medicine Valley - 220

1. Tyler Hetz, Gothenburg - 16:58
2. Bryson Neels, Gothenburg - 17:27
3. Samuel Cederburg, Minden - 17:57
4. Nathaniel Vieyra, North Platte - 18:05
5. Bryan Titus, North Platte - 18:11
6. Yahriel Gaeta, Gothenburg - 18:16
7. Kael Garrett, Medicine Valley - 18:18
8. Gage Thull, Minden - 18:19
9. Jordan Arensdorf, Hershey - 18:20
10. Isaac Reed, Minden - 18:29

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GIRLS
1. Gothenburg - 32
2. Minden - 34
3. Broken Bow - 79
4. Wallace - 90
5. McCook - 94
6. North Platte - 102
7. Lexington - 134
8. Cambridge - 150
9. Paxton - 170

1. Scout Bell, Gothenburg - 20:36
2. Ashley Robertson, Wallace - 21:05
3. Emma Cappel, McCook - 21:13
4. Ashlyn Schauda, Broken Bow - 21:16
5. Alexa Warner, Minden - 21:28
6. Aclynn Osterbuhr, Minden - 21:34
7. Evie Sharkey, Minden - 21:40
8. Paige Stengel, Sandy Creek - 21:41
9. Brooklyn Reiman, Gothenburg - 21:53
10. Kiarra Jonas, Gothenburg - 21:55

Boys Town Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/248814/info

BOYS
1. Blair - 22
2. Boys Town - 43
3. Elkhorn South - 53
4. Gretna - 63
5. Elkhorn - 82
6. Omaha Roncalli/Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 88
7. Omaha Northwest - 94
8. Omaha Christian - 147

1. Silas Wilson, Omaha Northwest - 18:37
2. Declan McCabe, Blair - 18:39
3. Roland Barondeau, Blair - 18:40
4. Jorge Reyes, Boys Town - 18:41
5. Jackson Geiger, Elkhorn - 18:53
6. Lane Christensen, Blair - 18:57
7. Hudson Stimmler, Boys Town - 19:02
8. Kyle Ross, Elkhorn North - 19:03
9. Roman Maglinger, Elkhorn South - 19:09
10. Braden Mackey, Omaha Roncalli/Brownell-Talbot - 19:10

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GIRLS
1. Blair - 18
2. Omaha Mercy - 42
3. Elkhorn North - 68
4. Omaha Duchesne - 68
5. Gretna - 76
6. Omaha Roncalli/Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 98
7. Boys Town - 110
8. Elkhorn - 127

1. Maggie Lickteig, Omaha Duchesne - 21:06
2. Corbett Lanum, Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 21:16
3. Jade Wickwire, Blair - 21:44
4. Kate Wulf, Blair - 22:05
5. Annabelle Carney, Omaha Mercy - 22:09
6. Anna Kate Verdoni, Omaha Mercy - 22:12
7. Ryen Anderson, Blair - 22:19
8. Nadia Davie, Blair - 22:24
9. Paige Boyer, Omaha Northwest - 23:05
10. Ryleigh Schroeter, Blair - 23:07

Atkinson West Holt Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/243579/info

BOYS
1. Doniphan-Trumbull - 15
2. Ord - 26
3. Boyd County - 30
4. O'Neill - 38
5. Valentine - 67
6. Boone Central - 67
7. Newman Grove/St. Edward - 75
8. Creighton - 80
9. North Central - 87
10. Ainsworth - 100
11. Elkhorn Valley - 103
12. Riverside - 133
13. Chambers/Wheeler Central - 144
14. Twin Loup - 148

1. Kaser Johnson, Doniphan-Trumbull - 16:38
2. Tice Yost, Doniphan-Trumbull - 17:11
3. Drew Martin, Atkinson West Holt - 17:14
4. Elijah Pollard, Ord - 17:29
5. Logan Spence, Boone Central - 17:36
6. Micah Cuevas, Newman Grove/St. Edward - 17:48
7. Will Nelson, Boyd County - 17:55
8. Max Berg, O'Neill - 18:00
9. Conner Rohrer, Creighton - 18:08
10. Ethan Zeisler, Boyd County - 18:08

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GIRLS
1. Ainsworth - 24
2. Boone Central - 26
3. Elkhorn Valley - 43
4. North Central - 45
5. Atkinson West Holt - 48
6. Burwell - 50
7. Doniphan-Trumbull - 59
8. O'Neill - 59
9. Neligh-Oakdale - 80
10. Ord - 92
11. Creighton - 94
12. Twin Loup - 125
13. Newman Grove/St. Edward - 144

1. Delani Runnels, Niobrara/Verdigre - 20:01
2. Angela Frick, North Central - 20:07
3. Autumn Gasper, Boone Central - 20:23
4. Emma Kennedy, Ainsworth - 20:37
5. Mazzy Kuchar, Elkhorn Valley - 20:52
6. Kiley Orton, Ainsworth - 20:55
7. Ava Tisthammer, Boone Central - 20:59
8. Sevyn Russell, Doniphan-Trumbull - 21:30
9. Lena Spencer, Burwell - 21:53
10. Taya Dickau, O'Neill - 21:54

GoSkers3 said:

Just a question and not saying you are wrong....but do you think we are losing some good coaches due to the parents? I believe another reason we are losing good coaches is because of uncoachable kids - mostly due to what they are hearing at home. Now schools are having to settle with coaches that are not as good (or just not as knowledgeable) because the good ones don't want to put up with all the nonsense. JMO

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I believe parents are a huge issue as well as kids being lazy. I also believe part of the problem is a lack of educators and poor administrations.

Bubman86 said:

I agree with this statement but need to add that in some situations the lack of good or even average coaching is a factor. We have some great coaches in our state but we also have some that should never be allowed on the sidelines.

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100% agree. I saw this last week in person. One thing I always think about. It used to be you needed or were encouraged to get a coaching endorsement along with the education degree. This included Football Theory, BBall Theory, etc. type of classes. Usually taught by the head coach or someone on the coaching staff of the college (small college of course). Now, with the staffing shortages and coaching shortages you become accredited by taking a simple online course. No in-depth teaching of offensive/defensive strategy, play calling, fundamental work, etc. This has to have had an effect of the quality of coaching across the board. Many smaller schools hardly have teachers that coach anymore. The dynamics have totally changed. 20 years ago it was fairly rare for a coach not to be a teacher. So these coaches aren't necessarily involved in the day to day happenings at the school. Have little to no relationship with many of the kids outside of practice, aren't in the loop of grades, discipline, etc. It makes it easier for the kids to not go out or bail if it gets tough if they know they will rarely see the coach. Some kids are the problem, many parents are the problem. Lots of admins that cave to the parents that bitch about the coaches constantly and won't back their coaching staff. You see it all. I'm afraid its gonna get worse before it gets better.

point8ppg said:

While I don't condone canceling a season or forfeiting games without just cause (school-wide illness, injuries, players quitting the season) What advantage would a school like St. Pat's or DCS gain going into playoffs in a game against a depleted SV or Alma? It would be just like the other games they've played against division 4 teams where their starters (potentially) don't play the running clock second half, putting them in the exact same points position they would be with the forfeits, and likely no better off than getting in good practices as the season winds to a close. Again, I don't think teams should be canceling games and the fines that exist do help mitigate this, but sometimes a good team may be better off not having to play a low-tier opponent and risk significant injuries before playoffs.

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Not at all. High school kids need structure and schedule IMO. Practice all week, play at the end. Unless you have a rash of injuries or sickness going through there is no reason a coach shouldn't want to compete after a week of practice. Even then, use it as a chance to get your young guys in and playing at the varsity level. I don't know one coach that would rather take the forfeit than suit up and have to earn it. Just saying.

Bubman86 said:

I agree with this statement but need to add that in some situations the lack of good or even average coaching is a factor. We have some great coaches in our state but we also have some that should never be allowed on the sidelines.

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Just a question and not saying you are wrong....but do you think we are losing some good coaches due to the parents? I believe another reason we are losing good coaches is because of uncoachable kids - mostly due to what they are hearing at home. Now schools are having to settle with coaches that are not as good (or just not as knowledgeable) because the good ones don't want to put up with all the nonsense. JMO

highschoolfootballnut said:

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It is a double edge sword because I am not certain kids or parents take accountability or criticism very good any more. I am not familiar with either coach but I will say SV has had few different Football coaches over the last ten years

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Right, I do not know these particular coaches, just commenting on the overall things I have begun noticing more. Certainly did not mean any slight against SV and their situation.

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point8ppg said:

You're definitely not wrong there, I think that there are far too many parents who are too laid back and not encouraging their kids to get out of their comfort zone to do some of these sports. I wish that students had to find at least one school sponsored sport or activity to participate in during the year to gain some of these awesome experiences that we have all seen in some sport or activity ourselves.


In terms of this I have unfortunately seen this starting to pop up all over the state in every sport. Poor coaching is certainly turning some students away from sports, and it is hard to fault them too much there when they have a coach who is completely lost on the sidelines or who doesn't know how to treat their players well.

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It is a double edge sword because I am not certain kids or parents take accountability or criticism very good any more. I am not familiar with either coach but I will say SV has had few different Football coaches over the last ten years

highschoolfootballnut said:

After 30 years I can tell you kids have not changed near as much as Parents. Parents are the real problem

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You're definitely not wrong there, I think that there are far too many parents who are too laid back and not encouraging their kids to get out of their comfort zone to do some of these sports. I wish that students had to find at least one school sponsored sport or activity to participate in during the year to gain some of these awesome experiences that we have all seen in some sport or activity ourselves.

Bubman86 said:

I agree with this statement but need to add that in some situations the lack of good or even average coaching is a factor. We have some great coaches in our state but we also have some that should never be allowed on the sidelines.

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In terms of this I have unfortunately seen this starting to pop up all over the state in every sport. Poor coaching is certainly turning some students away from sports, and it is hard to fault them too much there when they have a coach who is completely lost on the sidelines or who doesn't know how to treat their players well.

highschoolfootballnut said:

After 30 years I can tell you kids have not changed near as much as Parents. Parents are the real problem

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I agree with this statement but need to add that in some situations the lack of good or even average coaching is a factor. We have some great coaches in our state but we also have some that should never be allowed on the sidelines.

point8ppg said:

While I don't condone canceling a season or forfeiting games without just cause (school-wide illness, injuries, players quitting the season) What advantage would a school like St. Pat's or DCS gain going into playoffs in a game against a depleted SV or Alma? It would be just like the other games they've played against division 4 teams where their starters (potentially) don't play the running clock second half, putting them in the exact same points position they would be with the forfeits, and likely no better off than getting in good practices as the season winds to a close. Again, I don't think teams should be canceling games and the fines that exist do help mitigate this, but sometimes a good team may be better off not having to play a low-tier opponent and risk significant injuries before playoffs.

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After 30 years I can tell you kids have not changed near as much as Parents. Parents are the real problem

While I don't condone canceling a season or forfeiting games without just cause (school-wide illness, injuries, players quitting the season) What advantage would a school like St. Pat's or DCS gain going into playoffs in a game against a depleted SV or Alma? It would be just like the other games they've played against division 4 teams where their starters (potentially) don't play the running clock second half, putting them in the exact same points position they would be with the forfeits, and likely no better off than getting in good practices as the season winds to a close. Again, I don't think teams should be canceling games and the fines that exist do help mitigate this, but sometimes a good team may be better off not having to play a low-tier opponent and risk significant injuries before playoffs.

Looks like Southern just cancelled their game with Thayer Central. Are there any other teams that might be on the brink of ending their season the way that Southern Valley has? Obviously Alma could fall into that list. Any other 8 man schools?

GrizzzlyPanda said:

From what I understand, you would be hard pressed to find two schools that would be less likely to ever consider a co-op than SV and Alma. Think there's still quite a bit of bad blood and hurt feelings about that new school being built for SV.

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They actually co-op for softball and have for cross country as well.

northeastNebraska said:

It's wild that Southern Valley and Alma are both struggling to field teams. But also, these schools know their numbers, it would be beneficial to discuss co-ops in these situations for a few years. SV and Alma would be C1 using the numbers this year, but at least the kids would get to play.

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From what I understand, you would be hard pressed to find two schools that would be less likely to ever consider a co-op than SV and Alma. Think there's still quite a bit of bad blood and hurt feelings about that new school being built for SV.

Mr. Irrelevent said:

So for each class, there's a total of 4 tabs. There is a tab that lists each regions teams, a tab that then uses a formula to imports HTML...uses the NSAA wild card rankings page...pulls from the HTML code for the list of points for the intended class, then in other columns on that sheet, an alphabetical list and each schools points so that it can be linked to a tab that ranks each region from top to bottom. Then the sheets you see is the result of pulling the regions ranked and placing them in the correct spots within the 'bracket'.

Does that make any sense? It's also why I know there could be an error... with cell referencing, as each sheet has references to cells in another sheet. Pulling the data from the NSAA is a bit tricky...as you have to play around to make sure it pulls the correct list.

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Yes, makes sense. I was curious as to how you were importing the data from the NSAA.