CENTURIONS MAKE A SPLASH IN OMAHA

Body Numbers weren’t on the Centurions’ side at the NSAA Class C State Track and Field Championships last week, but the Burgundy and Grey were able to lean on a series of strong performances to make their presence known in Omaha.
CENTURA’S EMMA PARR hit 88-09 to place twenty-third in the girls’ discus at the NSAA State Track and Field Championships on Friday. Photo by Jordan Coslor

Barg battles rain, talented field in two-mile run

Body Elba’s Blake Barg didn’t get the warmest welcome at this year’s NSAA Class D State Track and Field Championships. In fact, when Barg stepped to the line for his inaugural race at Burke Stadium, the Elba junior found himself stuck in the middle of the state meet’s worst.
ELBA’S BLAKE BARG was forced to battle some of the toughest conditions of the NSAA Class D State Track and Field Championships when he competed in the boys’ 3200-meter run at last week’s state meet. Photos by Michael Happ

Cougars look to repeat at Omaha Burke

Body Thirteen Central Valley athletes to compete in Omaha Following a marquee performance on the track at Omaha’s Burke Stadium in 2024, the Central Valley Cougars are hoping to once again make waves at the NSAA State Track and Field Championships this spring.
ZADEN WOLF was flanked by Amherst Broncos in the finals of the boys’ 200-meter dash last Wednesday. Wolf placed second in both the sprints, clocking at 11.07 and 22.42, respectively. Photos by Jordan Coslor

Centurions’ strong performances key to state bids

Body The Centura girls’ track team racked up the points at last Wednesday’s District C-7 Track Meet, but the Centurions had to lean on their performances, not their finishes to secure them spots at this week’s NSAA Class C State Track and Field Championships.
WYATT DVORAK cleared 12-10 in the pole vault, with thunder rolling in the distance, to automatically qualify for the NSAA Class C State Track and Field Championships in that event. Photos by Michael Happ
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