Centurions get back on the track

Body Mother Nature had left the Centura track and field teams sidelined for two weeks early on in the season, and even when the Centurions got back on the cinders, the weather was far from perfect.
Centurions get back on the track

GOLF

Body Members of Central Valley’s boys’ golf team include (front row): Joe Kerrigan, Dale Barr, and Matthew Pribnow; (second row): Caleb Studley and Canon Holley; (third row): Treyven Straka, Dylan Beaty, and Cordel Wagner.
GOLF

TRACK

Body Members of Central Valley’s track teams include (front row): Emma Corman, Taylor McIntyre, Kendra Cargill, Piper Shepard; (second row): Boston Wood, KristAna Linder, Abby Adams, Nevaeh Klemptner, Elise Fulton, Kinley Nelson, and Ky Cargill; (third row): Lane Foltz, Zavyer Wolf,...
TRACK

Bluejays go toe-to-toe with tough slate in Kearney

Body An onslaught of wintery weather put a damper on many athletic activities scheduled across the Cornhusker State last week, but even a spring blizzard couldn’t stop the gun from firing at Pleasanton High School’s annual Dick O’Neill Memorial Invite.
ELBA’S ALANA BERNEY finished the girls’ 400-meter dash in the shadow of the medals at last week’s Dick O’Neill Memorial Invite at Kearney High School. Berney placed eleventh in the field of thirty-one. Photo by Jordan Coslor

Snow doesn’t stop Cougars

Body Central Valley battles at competitive Dick O’Neill Memorial Invite Central Valley’s Zaden Wolf logged the best performance of his career on the track at Kearney High School last Thursday. But it wasn’t the best time of the day.
CENTRAL VALLEY’S Boston Wood paced the field through much of the boys’ 3200-meter run last Thursday at the Dick O’Neill Memorial Invite hosted by Pleasanton High School in Kearney. The junior ended up finishing the race in second in 11:23.49. Photos by Jordan Coslor

WEEKLY BRIEFS

Body A spring blizzard impacted central Nebraska last week, and along with cancelling classes at area high schools, the late-March spate of winter weather ended up wreaking havoc on the second week of the spring sports season.
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