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            <title><![CDATA[Hartington Community Complex will feature some of the area’s best athletes]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 13 May 2026 06:00:12 -0500</pubDate><description>HARTINGTON — Some of the best athletes in Northeast Nebraska will be displaying their talents Wednesday and Thursday at the Hartington Community Complex.The Hartington facility will play host to both </description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON — Some of the best athletes in Northeast Nebraska will be displaying their talents Wednesday and Thursday at the Hartington Community Complex.</p><p>The Hartington facility will play host to both the Class C and Class D District track meets this week.</p><p>The Class D meet will be held on Wednesday, May 13. The Class C meet will take place the next day. Wausa High School is hosting the Class D3 meet. Hartington-Newcastle will host the Class C4 District meet.</p><p>Wednesday’s meet will include teams from: Wausa, Wynot, Randolph, Archangels Catholic, Bancroft-Rosalie, GACC, Howells-Dodge, Lyons-Decatur, Osmond, Scribner-Snyder, Walthill and Winside. Thursday’s meet will feature teams from: Cedar Catholic, Hartington-Newcastle, Homer, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Omaha Nation, Pender, Ponca, Tri County Northeast, Wakefield and Winnebago.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Trojans take second-place honors]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 13 May 2026 06:00:08 -0500</pubDate><description>BATTLE CREEK - The Cedar Catholic golf team traveled to Battle Creek May 7 for the Battle Creek Invitational and came away with the runner-up trophy.The Braves took advantage of their home turf and ou</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>BATTLE CREEK - The Cedar Catholic golf team traveled to Battle Creek May 7 for the Battle Creek Invitational and came away with the runner-up trophy.</p><p>The Braves took advantage of their home turf and outlasted Cedar by two strokes, 312 to 314.</p><p>Norfolk Catholic was third at 316 which makes next week’s district tournament intriguing as all three teams will meet in the C-3 District Golf Championships on May 18 at Fairplay Golf Course outside of Norfolk.</p><p>Will Brockhaus of Norfolk Catholic won medalist honors after firing a 70 with Cedar's Memphis Ulrich right on his heels at 73.</p><p>Toby Heine was fourth with a 76 for the Trojans while Mav Heine and Landyn Keiser were 14th and 15th respectively after posting 82 and 83.</p><p>Langston Christiansen was just one shot back as Cedar appears to be playing its best golf at the right time.</p><p><b>BATTLE CREEK INVITATIONAL Team Results </b>1. Battle Creek 312; 2. Cedar Catholic 314; 3. Norfolk Catholic 316; 4. Creighton 324; 5. Neligh-Oakdale 348; 5. Pierce 348; 7. Hartington-Newcastle 366; 8. Howells-Dodge 370; 9. Battle Creek JV 377; 10. Wisner-Pilger 410; 11. West Holt 445; 12. Battle Creek JV 2 NTS; 12. Cedar Catholic JV NTS; 12. Pierce JV NTS; 13. Neiligh-Oakdale JV NTS.</p><p><b>Individual Results (Top 15 and CC/HNS performances) </b>1. Will Brockhaus (NC) 70; 2. Memphis Ulrich (CC) 73; 3. Calvin Wilmes (CRE) 75; 4. Toby Heine (CC) 76; 5. Gavin Lindgren (BC) 77; 6. Tyan Thompson (BC) 77; 7. Brody Bessmer (BC) 78; 8. Kayne Gratzfeld (H-N) 79; 9. Logan Lichtenberg (N-O) 79; 10. Zach Weinandt (BC) 80; 11. Teegan Burns (CRE) 80; 12. Ethan Kuhlman (CRE) 80; 13. Max William (NC) 80; 14. Mav Heine (CC) 82; 15. Landyn Keiser (CC) 83; 18. Langston Christensen (CC) 84; 23. Dawson Dresden (CCJV) 85; 33. Carter Kelly (H-N) 94; 35. Dayne Rolfes (CCJV) 95; 37. Lincoln Grutsch (H-N) 96; 39. Grady Lammers (H-N) 97; 44. Austin Sudbeck (H-N) 100; 85. Maddux Ulrich (CCJV) 106.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[HNS track teams prepare for District meet]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 13 May 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>NORFOLK — The Hartington-Newcastle Wildcat and Lady Wildcat track teams prepared for this week’s district meet competing in the Norfolk Catholic Invitational May 7 in Norfolk.The Wildcats placed seven</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>NORFOLK — The Hartington-Newcastle Wildcat and Lady Wildcat track teams prepared for this week’s district meet competing in the Norfolk Catholic Invitational May 7 in Norfolk.</p><p>The Wildcats placed seventh in the team standings after posting 53 points for the day while the Lady ‘Cats also placing seventh with 25 points, O’Neill swept the team championships with the Eagles outlasting Norfolk Catholic</p><p>86-82 and the Lady Eagles scoring four more points than the Lady Knights.</p><p>Will Feilmeier brought home the lone gold medal for the boys after winning the</p><p>100-meter sprint in 11.05 seconds.</p><p>Mason Krause had a good day placing in a couple of individual events, taking second in the 400 in 54.42 seconds and placing fourth in the high jump.</p><p>Maximus McCray scored points in two events placing fourth in the 200 and fifth in the triple jump, Brayden Lammers was second in the high jump and Issac Santiago was fifth in the 1,600-meter run.</p><p>Lammers cleared 6-feet for his silver medal in the high jump, Ty Opfer and Jason Heimes were third and fourth in the pole vault respectively.</p><p>The 3,200-meter relay team of Santiago, Gabe Sovereign, Lammers and Aidan Anderson placed fourth and the 1,600 team of Sovereign, Scout Heimes, Lammers and Nathan Heimes came in sixth.</p><p>Vayda Lippert led the Lady Wildcats winning the 800-meters in 2:26.26 and placing second in the 400 in 1:01.86.</p><p>Ella Eickhoff was third in the pole vault. The Lady Wildcat 400-meter relay squad of Lainey Morten, Nora Lange, Kloe Fischer and Jade Ford circles the track in 55.20 seconds to place sixth.</p><p>The ‘Cats and Lady ‘Cats will return to the track May 14 when they will host the C-4 District Meet at the Hartington Community Athletic Complex.</p><p><strong>NORFOLK CATHOLIC INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. O’Neill 86; 2, Norfolk Catholic 82; 3. Wakefield 78; 4. Pierce 67; 5. Stanton 63; 6. Ralston 62; 7. Hartington-Newcastle 53; 8. Wisner-Pilger 35.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results (1st Place and HNS performances)</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. William Feilmeier (HN) 11.05; 11. Aiden Walter (H-N) 11.87; 27. Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 13.05; 32. Kyptin Collier (H-N) 13.94.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Mason Lamprecht (WAK) 23.12; 4. Maximus McCray (H-N) 23.83; 12. Nathan Heimes (H-N 25.33; 18. Henry Folkers (H-N) 25.86.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Taenen Ketelsen (STA) 51.17; 2. Mason Krause (H-N) 54.42; 11. Ty Opfer (H-N) 57.51; 19. Scout Heimes (H-N) 1:00.45; 21. Henry Folkers (H-N) 1:01.37; 24. Wyatt Clark (H-N) 1:05.06.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Andrew Kastl (NC) 2:03.57; 13. Aidan Anderson (H-N) 2:23.11; 18. Dylan Heikes (H-N) 2:35.37; 20. Logan Kneifl (H-N) 2:46.49.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run; </strong>1. Teddy Haake (NC) 4:49.66; 5. Issac Santiago (H-N) 5:02.67; 16. Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 6:03.61; 18. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 6:24.09.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Benny Palma (WAK) 10:46.29.</p><p><strong>110-Meter High Hurdles: </strong>1. Cael Johnson (WAK) 15.07; 11. Gabriel Reyes (H-N) 21.44.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Cael Johnson (WAK) 39.38; 9. Cameron Carl (H-N) 48.52; 15 Cody Edwards (H-N) 55.66.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. O’Neill 43.83.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. O’Neill 3:32.16; 6. Hartington-Newcastle (Gabe Sovereign, Scout Heimes, Brayden Lammers, Nathan Heimes) 3:53.33.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Pierce 8:28.36; 4. Hartington-Newcastle 9:08.84.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Leighton Burbach (NC) 49-11.75; 14. Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 39-03.25; 23. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 35-07; 30: Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 27-11.50; 32. Owen Hart (H-N) 24-11.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Regan Raabe (W-P) 151-10; 7. Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 125-09; 22. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 95-09; 30. Aiden Walter (H-N) 74-04; 32. Brayden Lammers (H-N) 66-10; 33. Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 66-06.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Robert Hendrix (RAL) 6-02; 2. Brayden Lammers (H-N) 6-00; T4. Mason Krause (H-N) 5-08; 7. Cameron Carl (H-N) 5-06.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Danny Collars (NC) 13-00; 3. Ty Opfer (H-N) 11-08; 4. Jason Heimes (H-N) 11-08.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Cailen Hubbard (RAL) 21-09.50; 23. Gabriel Reyes (H-N) 15-03; 24. Wyatt Clark (H-N) 15-01. Triple Jump: 1. Ryder Theisen (PIE) 42-11.75; 5. Maximus McCray (H-N) 41-00.50; 16. Henry Folkers(H-N) 33-09; 17. Cody Edwards (H-N) 31-10.75.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results</strong></p><p>1. O’Neill 111; 2. Norfolk Catholic 107; 3. Ralston 89; 4. Pierce 67; 5. Stanton 66; 6. Wisner-Pilger 32; 7. Hartington-Newcastle 25; 8. Wakefield 24.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results (1st Place and HNS performances)</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Jamaya Koehlmoos (NC) 12.77.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Victoria Kosalka (RAL) 37.36; 10. Lainey Morten (H-N) 29.41.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Jamaya Koehlmoos (NC) 1:00.97; 2. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 1:01.86.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 2:26.26.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Sidonia Wattier (NC) 47.97.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Ralston 51.37; 6. Hartington-Newcastle (Lainey Morten, Nora Lange, Kloe Fischer, Jade Ford) 55.20.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Mariah Kallhoff (O’N) 39-00; 15. Karissa Bruning (H-N) 28-7.75; 18. Kors Kneifl (H-N) 27-05.25; 22. Hadley Grutsch (H-N) 25-04.50; 27. Jocelyn Reyes (H-N) 23-03.50.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Kylie Dvorak (PIE) 128-04; 14. Karissa Bruning (H-N) 82-10; 19. Kora Kneifl (H-N) 68-08; 20. Jocelyn Reyes (H-N) 68-03; 22. Hadley Grutsch (H-N) 67-00; 26. Natalee Hart (H-N) 57-02.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Rylan Hansen (STA) 9-08; 3. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 8-02; 10. Jaden Opfer (H-N) 6-08; 11. Nora Lange (H-N) 6-02.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Madelynn Heiss (O’N) 16-09; 7. Jade Ford (H-N) 14-08; 9. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 14-01.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Victoria Kosalka (RAL) 34-11.50.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Trojans finish Battle Creek meet as runner-ups]]></title>
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                        <title>Trojans finish Battle Creek meet as runner-ups</title>
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                    </image><description>BATTLE CREEK - The Cedar Catholic track team traveled to Battle Creek for the Battle Creek Invitational May and came away with a runner-up trophy and a sixth-place showing.Battle Creek won the boys’ d</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>BATTLE CREEK - The Cedar Catholic track team traveled to Battle Creek for the Battle Creek Invitational May and came away with a runner-up trophy and a sixth-place showing.</p><p>Battle Creek won the boys’ division of the meet while Columbus Scotus took the girls’ title. “We competed well today,” said Cedar Catholic coach Blair Kalin. “We’re aiming towards districts so we don’t want to wear anyone out or aggravate a problem or injury. I thought we still ran hard in the events we were in.”</p><p>The middle distances, the throws, the relays and the jumps are where the Trojans gained some ground for their second-place finish.</p><p>Kighter Wortmann and Hunter Kuchta were their normal 1-2 punch in the 800 grabbing first and second.</p><p>Jared Rutar and Graham Potts finished 1-2 in the discus and 3-4 in the shot put. Easton Hochstein was second in the triple jump and fifth in the long jump, Brady Hochstein was third in the long jump and Landon Rutar was fourth in the triple jump.</p><p>Blake Bensen and Micah Cattau each placed fifth, Bensen in the high jump and Cattau in the pole vault.</p><p>Nolan Heimes was third in both the hurdle races and Joseph Brown was third in the 1,600-meter run.</p><p>The Trojans were second in the 1,600 (Grady Haberer, Myles Baller, Landon Rutar, Brayden Fischer) sprint medley relay and the 1,600 (Mason Baller, Kuchta, Wortmann and Cooper Hochstein) relay.</p><p>The 400-meter squad of Booker Hochstein, Cooper Hochstein, Cattau and Mason Baller placed third.</p><p>The Lady Trojans were a bit short-handed but still managed to compete. The 1,600 sprint medley relay team of Mara Bernecker, Shayla Heine, Evie Freeman and Brynn Bernecker won the event and the 400-meter foursome of Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Heine and Landry Heimes was fourth.</p><p>Calley Stewart was second in the triple jump and Madison Eickho was fourth in the 3,200-meter run.</p><p>Both teams are set for the district meet which will be held May 14 in Hartington.</p><p><strong>BATTLE CREEK TRACK AND FIELD INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Battle Creek 146; 2. Cedar Catholic 110; 3. Columbus Scotus 85; 4. Wayne 69; 5. Crofton 61; 6. West Holt 56; 7. Norfolk 16; 8. Madison 9.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results (1st Place and CC performances) 100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Hunter Kruse (BC) 11.36; 13. Booker Hochstein (CC) 12.00; 17. Brady Hochstein (CC) 12.14; 18. Myles Baller (CC) 12.19; 24. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 12.44; 33. Graham Potts (CC) 12.83; 35. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 13.31.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Andy Ricchio (BC) 22.08; 12. Brady Hochstein (CC) 24.86; 14. Myles Baller (CC) 25.17; 20. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 25.84; 29. Rylen Fischer (CC) 29.73.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Evan Cameron (CS) 52.89; 17. Donnie Schulte (CC) 1:01.83.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Kighter Wortmann (CC) 1:59.43; 2. Hunter Kuchta (CC) 2:03.52; 8. Brayden Fischer 2:16.31.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Miles Clausen (BC) 4:40.15; 3. Joseph Brown (CC) 4:57.62.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter run: </strong>1. Myles Allen (BC) 10:58.28. <strong>110-Meter High Hurdles: </strong>1. Hunter Wettlaufer (WH) 15.49; 3. Nolan Heimes (CC) 15.96; 10. Blake Bensen (CC) 19.67.</p><p><strong>300-Hurdles: </strong>1. Hunter Wettlaufer (WH) 40.31; 3. Nolan Heimes (CC) 42.89.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Battle Creek 43.40; 3. Cedar Catholic (Booker Hochstein, Cooper Hochstein, Micah Cattau, Mason Baller) 44.08.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Columbus Scotus 3:27.91; 2. Cedar Catholic (Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 3:28.31.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Wayne 8:40.98.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>SMR 1,600 Relay: </strong>1. Columbus Scotus 3:57.50; 2. Cedar Catholic (Grady Haberer, Myles Baller, Landon Rutar, Brayden Fischer) 3:59.32.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Korbyn Greve (BC) 50-02.5; 3. Jared Rutar (CC) 48-09; 4. Graham Potts (CC) 48-03; 11. Will Steffen (CC) 42-04; 15. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 41-04.50; 16. Rylen Fischer (CC) 38-07; 28. Nate Arens (CC) 33-09.50.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Jared Rutar (CC) 164-06; 2. Graham Potts (CC) 150-10; 12. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 121-10; 18. Rylen Fischer (CC) 112-07; 20. Grady Haberer (CC) 112-01; 40. Marek Heimes (CC) 82-04.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Breylin Witzel (BC) J6-04; 5. Blake Bensen (CC) 5-06.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Grant Maas (WAY) J12-08; 5. Micah Cattau (CC) J11-02; 7. Keaton Keiser (CC) J10-08; 12. Bodie Hochstein (CC) 9-02.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Evan Cameron (CS) 21-04.50; 3. Brady Hochstein (CC) 20-00; 5. Easton Hochstein (CC) 19-03; 8. Bodie Hochstein (CC) 18-11; 17. Blake Bensen (CC) 18-00.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Brady Thoene (CRO) 42-10; 2. Easton Hochstein (CC) 42-02.50; 4. Landon Rutar (CC) 37-11.50.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Columbus Scotus 150.25; 2. Battle Creek 114; 3. West Holt 106.75; 4. Wayne 101; 5. Crofton 39; 6. Cedar Catholic 28; 7. Madison 12; 8. Norfolk 10.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results (1st Place and CC performances)&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Evy Kluver (CS) 13.06; 24. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 14.53; 34. Danielle Eickhoff (CC) 15.33.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Ali Korth (BC) 25.61.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Garyn Raemakers (CS) 1:02.65; 8. Mara Bernecker (CC) 1:07.08.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Alivia Kesting (WAY) 2:32.15.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Tayla Hurner (WAY) 5:17.44; 8. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 6:12.16.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Elizabeth Hix (WAY) 12:38.33; 4. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 13:22.89.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>100-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Grace Hamling (CS) 15.10; 11. Landry Heimes (CC) 21.04.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Grace Hamling (CS) 45.74.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. West Holt 49.50; 4. Cedar Catholic (Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Shayla Heine, Landry Heimes) 51.81.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Columbus Scotus 4:15.21.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Wayne 10:08.72.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1,600 SMR: </strong>1. Cedar Catholic (Mara Bernecker, Shayla Heine, Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker) 4:42.69.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Seanna Pinkelman (CRO) 39-08.75; 14. Elsie Haahr (CC) 27-07.50.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Avery Nemetz (WH) 121-04; 24. Elsie Haahr (CC) 67-11.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Sienna Lipp (WAY) J4-09; 13. Landry Heimes (CC) 4-05; 13. Calley Stewart (CC) 4-05.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Lilly Mefford (BC) J10-02; 12. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 7-02; 12. Danielle Eickhoff (CC) 7-02.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Wildcats complete busy week on the golf course]]></title>
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                        <title>Wildcats complete busy week on the golf course</title>
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                    </image><description>WAYNE - The Hartington-Newcastle golf team completed a busy week this past week as the 2026 golf season winds down.The Wildcats played in the Battle Creek Invitational on May 7 ending up seventh after</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>WAYNE - The Hartington-Newcastle golf team completed a busy week this past week as the 2026 golf season winds down.</p><p>The Wildcats played in the Battle Creek Invitational on May 7 ending up seventh after shooting a team total of 366 and placed fifth in the Greater Northeast Activities Conference earlier in the week carding a 362.</p><p>Kayne Gratzfeld brought home some hardware from Battle Creek after posting a 79 over 18 holes which placed him in the top 10 at eighth.</p><p>Norfolk Catholic’s Will Brockhaus shot the low round of the tournament with a 70, Memphis Ulrich of Cedar Catholic was second with a 73 and Calvin Wilmes of Creighton was third with a 75.</p><p>Carter Kelly was next for the ‘Cats with a 94, Lincoln Grutsch and Grady Lammers were 37th and 39th respectively with 96 and 97 while Austin Sudbeck brought home a 100.</p><p>The host Braves won the team title with a 312, Cedar Catholic was second at 314 and Norfolk Catholic was third at 316.</p><p>In the GNAC Tournament on May 5 in Atkinson, Hartington-Newcastle used the 362 for the fifth-place finish.</p><p>Gratzfeld and Kelly grabbed all conference designations with Gratzfeld finishing as the runner-up a 79, three strokes behind medalist Cole Lawless from Lutheran High Northeast.</p><p>Kelly placed 10th after firing an 86. “Overall we thought our kids competed very well in the conference tournament,” said HNS co-coach Mike Johnson. “Kayne had a really good day and finished as the individual runnerup for the second straight year in the conference tournament. Carter Kelly rebounded from a slow start and had a really good day.”</p><p>Lammers, Sudbeck and Grutsch shot 98, 99 and 100 respectively.</p><p>“For stretches we played some really good golf,” said Johnson. “Our biggest problem is that we have way too many ‘blow up’ holes. We need to do a better job of keeping those double bogeys to bogeys.”</p><p>Laurel-Concord-Coleridge won the team title by a single stroke over Lutheran High Northeast 342-343 to claim the Bears first GNAC golf title.</p><p>Cole Lawless was the individual champion for the Eagles with a 76.</p><p>The Wildcats headed to Randolph May 11 for an invitational then head to districts at Fairplay Golf Club in Norfolk on May 18.</p><p><strong>BATTLE CREEK INVITATIONAL Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Battle Creek 312; 2. Cedar Catholic 314; 3. Norfolk Catholic 316; 4. Creighton 324; 5. Neligh-Oakdale 348; 5. Pierce 348; 7. Hartington-Newcastle 366; 8. Howells- Dodge 370; 9. Battle Creek JV 377; 10. Wisner-Pilger 410; 11. West Holt 445; 12. Battle Creek JV 2 NTS; 12. Cedar Catholic JV NTS; 12. Pierce JV NTS; 13. Neiligh-Oakdale JV NTS.</p><p><strong>Individual Results (Top 15 and local performances)</strong></p><p>1. Will Brockhaus (NC) 70; 2. Memphis Ulrich (CC) 73; 3. Calvin Wilmes (CRE) 75; 4. Toby Heine (CC) 76; 5. Gavin Lindgren (BC) 77; 6. Tyan Thompson (BC) 77; 7. Brody Bessmer (BC) 78; 8. Kayne Gratzfeld (H-N) 79; 9. Logan Lichtenberg (N-O) 79; 10. Zach Weinandt (BC) 80; 11. Teegan Burns (CRE) 80; 12. Ethan Kuhlman (CRE) 80; 13. Max William (NC) 80; 14. Mav Heine (CC) 82; 15. Landyn Keiser (CC) 83; 18. Langston Christensen (CC) 84; 23. Dawson Dresden (CCJV) 85; 33. Carter Kelly (H-N) 94; 35. Dayne Rolfes (CCJV) 95; 37. Lincoln Grutsch (H-N) 96; 39. Grady Lammers (H-N) 97; 44. Austin Sudbeck (H-N) 100; 85. Maddux Ulrich (CCJV) 106.</p><p><strong>2026 GREATER NORTHEAST ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE GOLF TOURNAMENT </strong>Team Results: 1. LCC 342; 2. Lutheran High Northeast 343; 3. Neligh-Oakdale 355; 4. Plainview 360; 5. Hartington- Newcastle 362; 6. West Holt 369; 7. Elkhorn Valley 371; 8. Lutheran High NE JV 376; 9. Summerland 393; 10. Plainview JV 399; 11. Neligh-Oakdale JV 413; 12. Summerland JV 429; 13. West Holt JV 464; 14. Hartington-Newcastle JV NTS; 14. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge JV NTS. Individual Results (Top 15 and LCC performances): 1. Cole Lawless (LHNE) 76; 2. Kayne Gratzfeld (HN) 79; 3. Tanner Thompson (LCC) 81; 4. Luke Erwin (LCC) 82; 5. Jake Zuhlke (PLV) 83; 6. Logan Lichtenberg (N-O) 84; 7. Lane Uecker (LHNE) 86; 8. Talon Carson (LCC) 86; 9. Leighton Slaymaker (WH) 86; 10. Carter Kelly (H-N) 86; 11. Brody Lawless (LHNE) 87; 12. Conner Poldberg (EV) 87; 13. Emmett Blakeman</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Finishing Touches]]></title>
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                        <title>Finishing Touches</title>
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                    </image><description>Hartington-Newcastle’s Brayden Lammers charges down the track in recent competition, while the Wildcats’ Cameron Carl flies over the high jump. These two and the rest of the HNS track team will be try</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/05-13-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00805060.jpg" alt=""></figure><p><strong>Hartington-Newcastle’s Brayden Lammers charges down the track in recent competition, while the Wildcats’ Cameron Carl flies over the high jump. These two and the rest of the HNS track team will be trying to advance to next week’s State meet when the Wildcats host the District Track Meet at the Hartington Community Complex Thursday. Track teams from Cedar Catholic, Homer, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Omaha Nation, Pender, Ponca, Tri County Northeast, Wakefield and Winnebago will be in town competing for a State track berth.</strong></p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Trojans dial in at Pierce, claim team title behind Ulrich’s medalist round]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 06 May 2026 06:00:04 -0500</pubDate><description>PIERCE — The Cedar Catholic Trojans turned in one of their most complete rounds of the spring here, putting four golfers in the top 21 and pulling away from the field to win the Pierce Invitational te</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>PIERCE — The Cedar Catholic Trojans turned in one of their most complete rounds of the spring here, putting four golfers in the top 21 and pulling away from the field to win the Pierce Invitational team title.</p><p>Cedar Catholic finished with a 319, comfortably ahead of runnerup Elkhorn Valley (338) and Bloomfield (344), while holding off a tightly packed middle of the leaderboard that saw just 16 strokes separate second through sixth place.</p><p>The day belonged to Cedar’s Memphis Ulrich, who captured individual medalist honors with a sharp 74. Ulrich set the tone early and never let up, navigating the course with consistency to lead the Trojans from the front.</p><p>He wasn’t alone. Toby Heine delivered a strong round of 79 to place fifth overall, while Mav Heine followed closely with an 80 to finish sixth, giving Cedar three golfers inside the top six — a decisive edge in the team standings.</p><p>That depth proved to be the difference.</p><p>Langston Christensen added an 86 (17th), and Landyn Kaiser carded an 87 (21st) to round out Cedar’s scoring, sealing a balanced team effort that separated the Trojans from the pack.</p><p>Behind Cedar Catholic, Elkhorn Valley placed second at 338, followed by Bloomfield (344), Plainview (345) and Clarkson/ Leigh (349). Randolph and Laurel-Concord-Coleridge each posted 360, while Hartington-Newcastle finished 11th with a 384.</p><p>For Cedar Catholic, the formula was simple — a medalist at the top, three players near the front, and no wasted strokes in the scoring lineup.</p><p>Put it together, and it added up to another trophy for the Trojans.</p><p><b>PIERCE INVITATIONAL</b></p><p>Team Results: 1. Cedar Catholic 319; 2. Elkhorn Valley 338; 3. Bloomfield 344; 4. Plainview 345; 5. Clarkson/ Leigh 349; 6. Wausa 355; 7. Randolph 360; 8. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge 360; 9. Pierce 361; 10. Crofton 377; 11. Hartington-Newcastle 384; 12. Pierce JV 410; 13. Winnebago NTS; 13. Plainview JV NTS.</p><p><b>Individual Results (Top 10 and Cedar performances) </b>1. Memphis Ulrich (CC) 74; 2. Gerry Earth (BAGO) 76; 3. Keldon Loecker (BLF) 77; 4. Max Schaffer (EV) 78; 5. Toby Heine (CC) 79; 6. Mav Heine (CC) 80; 7. Trevor Hoffman (C/L) 81; 8. Conner Poldberg (EV) 82; 9. Mason Nipp (WAU) 82; 10. Quentin Mullenhoff (C/L) 82; 17. Langston Christensen (CC) 86; 21. Landyn Kaiser (CC) 87.</p><p><b>TATANKA INVITATIONAL</b></p><p>Team Results: 1. Archbishop Bergan 292; 2. O’Neill 306; 3. Norfolk Catholic 311; 4. Cedar Catholic 313; 5. Battle Creek 323; 6. Creighton 328; 7. North Central 333; 8. Crofton 346; 9. Ponca 351; 10. Bloomfield 354; 11. Elkhorn Valley 355; 12. Neiligh-Oakdale 363; 13. Niobrara/Verdigre 365; 14. Summerland 368; Chambers/Wheeler Central 373; 16. Wausa 384; 17. Stuart 387; 18. West Holt 394; 19. Boyd County 436; 20. Tri County NE 453. Individual Results (Top 10 and Cedar performances): 1. Keian Fischer (NCNTRL) 68; 2. Boston Bojanski (AB) 69; 3. Jackson Luebbe (AB) 69; 4. Toby Heiene (CC) 72; 5. Mason Buller (O’N) 73; 6. Will Brockhaus (NCATH) 74; 7. Landon Uthof (PON) 75; 8. Evan Wolf (AB) 75; 9. Ethan Kuhlman (CRE) 76; 10. Max Schaffer (EV) 77; 11. Memphis Ulrich (CC) 77; 12. Brayden Kosch (NCATH) 77; 13. Logan Brabec (O’N) 77; 14. Gavin Lindgren (BaC) 78; 15. Drake Berg (O’N) 78; 29. Langston Christensen (CC) 81; 32. Mav Heine 83; 36. Landyn Kaiser (CC) 85.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Local track to host C and D Districts]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12070,local-track-to-host-c-and-d-districts</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 06 May 2026 06:00:03 -0500</pubDate><description>HARTINGTON — The Hartington Community Complex will play host to both the Class C and Class D District track meets here next week.The Class D meet will be held on Wednesday, May 13. The Class C meet wi</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON — The Hartington Community Complex will play host to both the Class C and Class D District track meets here next week.</p><p>The Class D meet will be held on Wednesday, May 13. The Class C meet will take place the next day. Wausa High School is hosting the Class D3 meet.</p><p>Hartington-Newcastle will host the Class C4 District meet.</p><p>Wednesday’s meet will include teams from: Wausa, Wynot, Randolph, Archangels Catholic, Bancroft-Rosalie, GACC, Howells-Dodge, Lyons-Decatur, Osmond, Scribner-Snyder, Walthill and Winside. Thursday’s meet will feature teams from: Cedar Catholic, Hartington-Newcastle, Homer, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Omaha Nation, Pender, Ponca, Tri County Northeast, Wakefield and Winnebago.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[HNS takes third, seventh in GNAC meet in Hartington]]></title>
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                        <title>HNS takes third, seventh in GNAC meet in Hartington</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12081,hns-takes-third-seventh-in-gnac-meet-in-hartington</link>
                    </image><description>HARTINGTON - Hartington- Newcastle hosted the Greater Northeast Activities Conference Track and Field Meet at the Hartington Community Complex May 2 with the Wildcats posting 98 points for third in th</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON - Hartington- Newcastle hosted the Greater Northeast Activities Conference Track and Field Meet at the Hartington Community Complex May 2 with the Wildcats posting 98 points for third in the boys’ team race just one point off of second.</p><p>The Lady Wildcats scored 16 points to place seventh.</p><p>West Holt swept both divisions of the meet with the Huskies compiling 161 points to Elkhorn Valley’s 99 while the Lady Huskies scored 170 points with the runner-up. Elkhorn Valley sitting at 106.</p><p>The Wildcats had two athletes win conference titles as Maximus McCray won the triple jump with a best of 43-01 and Jason Heimes won the pole vault after clearing the bar at 12-0 even.</p><p>Teammates Mason Krause was third in the long jump and Ty Opfer also cleared 12-feet in the pole vault but McCray got the nod by having fewer misses at the lower heights.</p><p>Will Feilmeier had a good day in the sprints taking second in both 100 and 200.</p><p>Isaac Santiago was second in the 3,200-meter run with a time of 11:08.91 and he also placed fourth in the 800.</p><p>Brayden Lammers was second in the high jump after clearing 6-02, Krause was second in the long jump with a best of 20-04.</p><p>Colton Cavanaugh took home some hardware in the discus placing fifth.</p><p>The Wildcat 400-meter relay team of McCray, Krause, Aiden Walter and Feilmeier circled the track with a time of 44.44 to place second and the 1,600-meter foursome of Heimes, Walter, Opfer and Feilmeier used a time of 3:51.09 to place third.</p><p>The 3,200m relay squad of Logan Kneifl, Lammers, Dylan Heikes and Gabe Sovereign placed fourth.</p><p>Vayda Lippert paced the Lady Wildcats placing in three individual events.</p><p>She placed second in the 800 in</p><p>2:27.19, fifth in the 400 in 1:01.41 and sixth in the 100 in 13.39 seconds.</p><p>Jade Ford was sixth in the long jump and Ella Eickhoff was sixth in the pole vault.</p><p>The Lady ‘Cat 400-meter relay team of Lainey Morten, Nora Lange, Kloe Fischer and Ford finished fifth while the 1,600 team of Jaden Opfer, Karissa Bruning, Natalee Hart and Fischer placed sixth.</p><p>Both teams will head to the Norfolk Catholic Invitational on May 7 before hosting district track on May 14.</p><p><strong>2026 GREATER NORTHEAST ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Girls Team Results: </strong>1. West Holt 170; 2. Elkhorn Valley 106; 3. Laurel-Concord Coleridge 91; 4. Plainview 65; 5. Lutheran High Northeast 50; 6. Summerland 19; 7. Hartington-Newcastle 16; 8. Neligh- Oakdale 9.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results</strong></p><p><strong>(1st Place and HNS performances)</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: 1. </strong>Lexie Dinkel (LHNE) 12.55; 6. Vayda Upper! (H-N) 13.39; 10. Lainey Morten (H-N) 14.11; 11. Jade Ford (H-N) 14.18.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Lexie Dinkel (LHNE) 26.14; 10. Lainey Morten (H-N) 29.92; 17. Nora Lange (H-N) 31.23.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. London Conrad (WH) 59.24; 5. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 1:01.41; 16. Nora Lange (H-N) 1:13.13.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Pavan Larson (WH) 2:26.09; 2. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 2:27.19; 14. Kloe Fischer (H-N) 3:09.79.</p><p><strong>1.600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Mazzy Kuchar (EV) 5:45.14.</p><p><strong>3.200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Mazzy Kuchar (EV) 12:16.56.</p><p><strong>100-Meter Hurdles: 1. </strong>Hollyn Conrad (WH) 15.54; 10. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 18.85.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Hollyn Conrad (WH) 46.98; 9. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 54.60.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. West Holt 50.06; 5. Hartington-Newcastle (Lainey Morten, Nora Lange, Kloe Fischer, Jade Ford) 58.63.</p><p><strong>1.600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. West Holt 4:08.35; 6. Hartington-Newcastle (Jaden Opfer, Karissa Bruning, Natalee Hart, Kloe Fischer) 5:35.70.</p><p><strong>3.200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. West Holt 10:08.49.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Lexie Dinkel (LHNE) 5-00.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Paisley Mitchell (WH) 9-06; 6. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 8-00; 8. Jaden Opfer (H-N) J7-06.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Lexie Dinkel (LHNE) 17-01; 6. Jade Ford (H-N) 15-07; 7. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 15-03; 14. Kloe Fischer (H-N) 14-00.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Avery Nemetz (WH) 38-11; 10. Kora Kneifl (H-N) 28-00; 11. Karissa Bruning (H-N) 27-10; 16. Hadley Grutsch (H-N) 25-02.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Avery Nemetz (WH) 124-03; 13. Karissa Bruning (H-N) 79-08; 19. Kora Kneifl (H-N) 69-08; 22. Hadley Grutsch (H-N) 58-05.</p><p>■MgW-N</p><p>1^ castle 98; 4. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge</p><p>42.33; 5. Lutheran High Northeast 38; 6.</p><p>Plainview 31; 7. Summerland 20.33; 8.</p><p>Neligh-Oakdale 6.33.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results (1st Place and Hartington-Newcastle performances):</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: 1. </strong>Brody Galyen (WH) 10.68; 2. William Feilmeier (H-N) 10.87;7. Maximus McCray (H-N) 11.52; 9. Aiden Walter (H-N) 12.01.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Brody Galyen (WH) 22.42; 2. William Feilmeier (H-N) 23.04; 5. Aiden Walter (H-N) 23.82; 7. Maximus Mc-Cray (H-N) 24.25.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Brody Galyen (WH) 49.26; 4. Mason Krause (H-N) 54.94; 11. Jason Heimes (H-N) 56.57; 12. Ty Opfer (H-N) 57.69.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Kellen Monasterio (WH) 2:09.00; 4. Isaac Santiago (H-N) 2:11.82; 7. Gabe Sovereign (H-N) 2:19.03; 15. Scout Heimes (H-N) 2:48.77.</p><p><strong>1.600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Kellen Monasterio (WH) 4:59.65; 8. Isaac Santiago (HN) 5:14.55; 15. Brayden Lammers (H-N) 5:52.92; 18. Logan Kneifl (H-N) 6:21.40.</p><p><strong>3.200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Shane Langford (LCC) 10:57.86; 2. Isaac Santiago (H-N) 11:08.91;8. Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 13:28.41.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>110-Meter High Hurdles: </strong>1. Drey Puppe (LCC) 14.11; 9. Cameron Carl (H-N) 17.91; 12. Nathan Heimes (H-N) 20.29; 13. Cody Edwards (H-N) 21.54.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Hunter Wettlaufer (WH) 41.50; 7. Cameron Carl (H-N) 46.26; 10. Nathan Heimes (H-N) 47.64; 12. Gabriel Reyes (H-N) 49.62..</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. West Holt 44.20; 2. Hartington-Newcastle (Maximus McCray, Mason Krause, Aiden Walter, William Feilmeier) 44.44.</p><p><strong>1.600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. West Holt 3:39.26; 3. Hartington-Newcastle (Jason Heimes, Aiden Walter, Ty Opfer, William Feilmeier) 3:51.09.</p><p><strong>3.200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Elkhorn Valley 8:37.52; 4. Hartington-Newcastle (Logan Kneifl, Brayden Lammers, Dylan Heikes, Gabe Sovereign) 9:35.36.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Ryan Rifer (SUMM) 6-04; 2. Brayden Lammers (H-N) 6-02; 8. Cameron Carl (H-N) J5-06.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Jason Heimes (H-N) 12-00; 2. Ty Opfer (H-N) J12-00; 9. Trevon Hopping (H-N) 9-00.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Gavin Feddern (LHNE) 21-01; 2. Mason Krause (H-N) 20-04; 8. Nathan Heimes (H-N) J17-09; 20. Wyatt Clark (H-N) 15-01.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Maximus McCray (H-N) 43-01; 3. Mason Krause (H-N) 41-03; 14. Henry Folkers (H-N) 34-06.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Brayden Steskal (WH) 48-01; 14. Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 36-01.50; 15. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 36-01; 19. Cody Cavanaugh (H-N) 30-08.50.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Korbin Werner (EV) 158-02; 5, Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 125-11; 7. Cody Cavanaugh (H-N) 115-00; 17. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 97-07.</p><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/05-06-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00801014.jpg" alt=""><figcaption><strong>Donny Dingle competed at Spring Sprints Friday, May 1 in Wayne. </strong>Courtesy photo for | the Cedar County News</figcaption></figure> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Wildcat golfers compete in Pierce Invite]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12077,wildcat-golfers-compete-in-pierce-invite</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 06 May 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>PLAINVIEW - The Hartington-Newcastle golf team traveled to Plainview for the Pierce Invitational.The Wildcats ended up 11th in the 14-team tournament after posting a score of 384.Cedar Catholic won th</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>PLAINVIEW - The Hartington-Newcastle golf team traveled to Plainview for the Pierce Invitational.</p><p>The Wildcats ended up 11th in the 14-team tournament after posting a score of 384.</p><p>Cedar Catholic won the meet with a team total of 319, 19 strokes in front of second-place Elkhorn Valley.</p><p>The Trojans were 25 shots ahead of Bloomfield, which finished in third.</p><p>Kayne Gratzfeld shot the low round for the ‘Cats, firing an 85.</p><p>Carter Kelly shot a 94, Grady Lammers a 102, Austin Sudbeck a 103 and Lincoln Grutsch a 105.</p><p>HNS headed to the GNAC Tournament at Atkinson on May 5.</p><p>As HNS prepares for post-season play, they will next compete at Battle Creek on May 7.</p><p><strong>PIERCE INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic 319; 2. Elkhorn Valley 338; 3. Bloomfield 344; 4. Plainview 345; 5. Clarkson/Leigh 349; 6. Wausa 355; 7. Randolph 360; 8. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge 360; 9. Pierce 361; 10. Crofton 377; 11. Hartington-Newcastle 384; 12. Pierce JV 410; 13. Winnebago NTS; 13. Plainview JV NTS.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Wynot tracksters finish fifth in L&amp;C meet]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12076,wynot-tracksters-finish-fifth-in-l-amp-c-meet</link>
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                        <title>Wynot tracksters finish fifth in L&amp;amp;C meet</title>
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                    </image><description>Wynot tracksters finish fifth in L&amp;amp;C meetCREIGHTON - The Wynot Blue Devil and Lady Blue Devil track teams traveled to Creighton May for the Lewis &amp;amp; Clark Conference Track and Field Championshi</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>Wynot tracksters finish fifth in L&amp;C meet</strong></p><p>CREIGHTON - The Wynot Blue Devil and Lady Blue Devil track teams traveled to Creighton May for the Lewis &amp; Clark Conference Track and Field Championships.</p><p>The Blue Devils ended up fifth in the team standings after posting 42 points.</p><p>Bloomfield won the title with 109 points, Wausa was second with 95 and Creighton was third with 74.</p><p>Homer won the title in the girls’ competition with 89 points, Wausa and Bloomfield were tied for second with 80.</p><p>The Lady Blue Devils scored 18 points to wind up eighth.</p><p>Braylon Hans had a good day on the track and in the pits as he won the long jump with a best of 18-09.5 and placed second in the 100-meters with a time of 12-seconds flat.</p><p>Lane Heimes was second in the high jump after clearing the bar at 5-11 and Wyatt Nelson placed third in the 110-meter high hurdles.</p><p>Kreyton Koch placed fifth behind Hans in the long jump.</p><p>The Wynot 1,600 relay team of Heimes, Koch, Hans and Nelson covered the distance in 3:51.78 to place second.</p><p>The Lady Blue Devils got a third place finish from Addison Sharpe in the 800-meter run in 2:37.09.</p><p>Tiara Sudbeck earned a couple of fourth-place finishes, one in the 400 with a time of 1:03.29 and fourth in the long jump hitting the sand after 14-02.</p><p>Maleah Heimes placed fourth in the high jump clearing the bar at 4-11.</p><p>Both teams will return to the track in the Jim Winch Winside Invitational which will be held in Laurel May 7.</p><p><strong>2026 LEWIS &amp; CLARK CONFERENCE TRACK AND FIELD MEET&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Creighton, May 2.&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results: </strong>1. Bloomfield 109; 2. Wausa 95; 3. Creighton 74; 4. Homer 71; 5. Wynot 42; 6. Tri County Northeast 36; 7. Winnebago 35; 8. Osmond 34; 9. Randolph 14; 9. Winside 14.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results</strong></p><p><strong>(1st Place and Wynot performances):</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Adarius Flemister (BAGO) 11.62; 2. Braylon Hans (WYN) 12.00; 7. Lane Heimes (WYN) 12.47.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Adarius Flemister (Bago) 23.31; 14. Kreyton Koch (WYN) 26.89; 23. Blake Klug (WYN) 31.01.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Aayden Harris (HOM) 52.18; 7. Lane Heimes (WYN) 55.54; 16. Trey Gowery (WYN) 1:04.46.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Jessup Snowball (HOM) 2:07.15; 14. Trey Gowery (WYN) 2:34.10.</p><p><strong>110-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Mac Carlson (WAU) 16.13; 3. Wyatt Nelson (WYN) 18.80.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Aayden Harris (HOM) 42.79.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Bloomfield 3:47.63; 2. Wynot (Lane Heimes, Kreyton Koch, Braylon Hans, Wyatt Nelson) 3:51.78.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Owen Doerr (CRE) 53-02; 17. Blake Klug (WYN) 33-02.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Tyler Paulsen (WIN) 151-06; 16. Blake Klug (WYN) 91-09.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Ryan Kleinschmit (WAU) 6-03; 2. Lane Heimes (WYN) 5-11.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Braylon Hans (WYN) 18-09.50; 5. Kreyton Koch (WYN) 16-10; 12. Wyatt Nelson (WYN) 15-05.50.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Mac Carlson (WAU) 41-00.75; 11. Bentley Guenther (WYN) 28-11.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results </strong>1. Homer 89; 2. Wausa 80; 2. Bloomfield 80; 4. Tri County NE 75; 5. Winside 65; 6. Creighton 48; 7. Randolph 46; 8. Wynot 18; 9. Winnebago 16; 10. Osmond 9.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results (1st Place and Wynot performances):</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Kiya Tornez (TCNE) 12.98; 9. Maleah Heimes (WYN) 14.04.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Reagan Gillilan (WAU) 26.48; 12. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 31.77.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Reagan Gillilan (WAU) 59.29; 4. Tiara Sudbeck (WYN) 1:03.26; 11. Maleah Heimes (WYN) 1:10.34.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Lilly Harris (HOM) 2:29.61; 3. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 2:37.09.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Hadleigh Schutt (WIN) 38-03.50.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Mackenzie Suhr (WAU) 5-05; 4. Maleah Heimes (WYN) 4-11; 10. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 4-05.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Kiya Tornez (TCNE) 15-09.50; 4. Tiara Sudbeck (WYN) 14-02.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Trojans tie for top spot at conference meet]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 06 May 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>Two more Cedar Catholic school records fallWAYNE - Cedar Catholic used a first-place effort in the final event to tie Battle Creek for the Mid State Conference Track and Field title in the boys’ divis</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>Two more Cedar Catholic school records fall</p><p>WAYNE - Cedar Catholic used a first-place effort in the final event to tie Battle Creek for the Mid State Conference Track and Field title in the boys’ division at Wayne High School May 2.</p><p>The Trojans and Braves went back and forth all day before Cedar’s 1,600-meter relay team of Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann and Cooper Hochstein used a 3: 29.57 effort in the event to tie Battle Creek, which finished fourth.</p><p>The same quartet in a different order ran to a conference title in the 3,200-meter relay to open the running session on the day after posting a 8:16.07 almost 15 seconds in front of runner-up, Ponca.</p><p>“It was kind of a mutual decision to start helping on the 3,200 relay,” said Baller, who also was third in the 100. “I started the season just sprinting but we had a solid team and I was willing to try it out and see if I could get a split and help them out a little bit. It’s working out, I’m not a big fan of running the 800, but if it helps the team, I’ll do it.”</p><p>Well, the decision must have been a good choice as Baller and company not only won the 3,200 relay, they broke the school record with a time of 8:16.07, .67 seconds ahead of the team of Carson Arens, Carson Noecker, Matthew Loecker and Nolan Becker who had the previous Cedar record of 8:16.74.</p><p>Jared Rutar added 20 points to the team total with wins in the shot put and discus.</p><p>He threw the shot 52-08 and hurled the discus 168-06.</p><p>Teammate Graham Potts was third in the discus with an effort of 151-07 and fourth in the shot with a throw of 48-feet even. Sam Wiebelhaus made it a 1-3-6 finish in the discus with a 134-11 toss that placed him sixth.</p><p>Cooper Hochstein also broke a school record with a 50.89 second-place finish in the 400 meters.</p><p>Kighter Wortmann added a secondplace finish in the 800 in 2:01.19, Nolan Heimes placed third in the 300-meter hurdles and fifth in 110-meter high hurdles.</p><p>Micah Cattau cleared 12-feet in the pole vault for fourth, Easton Hochstein was fifth in the triple jump and the 400-meter relay squad of Booker and Cooper Hochstein, Baller and Cattau circled the track once in 44.38 to place third.</p><p>The Lady Trojans finished ninth in the conference meet with 33 points.</p><p>Anisten Wortmann scored over half of the points herself winning the 100-meter dash in 12.36 and winning the 100-hurdles with a time of 14.78 to score 20 points.</p><p>Adelyn Reifenrath was second in the long jump with a best of 16-09 and Calley Stewart was fifth in the high jump after clearing the bar at 4-08.</p><p>Cedar Catholic’s 400-meter relay team of Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Shayla Heine and Landry Heimes covered the distance in 52.72 which was good enough for fourth place in the meet.</p><p>The Trojans and Lady Trojans will travel to Battle Creek for an invitational on May 7 before the district meet which is scheduled for May 14.</p><p><strong>MID STATE CONFERENCE TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results </strong>1. Battle Creek 97; 1. Cedar Catholic 97; 3. Pierce 60.5; 5. Boone Central 60; 5. O’Neill 58; 6. Norfolk Catholic 44; 7. Wayne 31; 8. Crofton 27; 9. Ponca 26.5; 10. Guardian Angels Central Catholic 3.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results (Top 2 and Cedar performances):&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>100 - </strong>1. Andy Ricchio (BaC) 10.86; 2. Brogan Benes (BoC) 11.01; 3. Mason Baller (CC) 11.41; 13. Brady Hochstein (CC) 11.83; 16. Booker Hochstein (CC) 11.96 <strong>200 - </strong>1. Ricchio (BaC) 22.36; 2. Benes (BoC) 23.09; 10. Brady Hochstein (CC) 24.44; 20. Myles Baller (CC) 25.28.</p><p>400 - 1. Ryker Sudbeck (O’N) 50.60; 2. Cooper Hochstein (CC) 50.89; 21. Myles Baller (CC) 56.58; 24. Landon Rutar (CC) 57.79.</p><p>800 - 1. Brenden Bolling (PIE) 1:56.48; 2. Kighter Wortmann (CC) 2:01.19; 4. Hunter Kuchta (CC) 2:04.12.</p><p>1,600 - 1. Bolling (PIE) 4:47.90; 2. Gannon Pfister (PON) 4:48.10; 14. Joe Bowen (CC) 5:08.54.</p><p>3,200 - 1. Miles Clausen (BaC) 10:22.84; Andrew Kastl (NC) 10:25.63; 7. Joe Bowen (CC) 10:50.48.</p><p>110HH - 1. Austin Dodds (BoC) 15.34; 2. Xander Larson (BaC) 15.44; 5. Nolan Heimes (CC) 15.58.</p><p>300H - 3. Nolan Heimes (CC) NTA.</p><p>400MR - 1. Battle Creek (Barrett Koehler, Hunter Kruse, Trevoe Hintz, Ricchio) 43.74; 2. O’Neill (Sudbeck, Colten Shoemaker, Maguire Heiss, Porter Matthews) 44.22; 3. Cedar Catholic (Booker Hochstein, Cooper Hochstein, Mason Baller, Micah Cattau) 44.38.</p><p>1,600MR - 1. Cedar Catholic (Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 3:29.57; 2. O’Neill (Shoemaker, Matthews, Paul Fonseca, Sudbeck) 3:31.33.</p><p>3,200MR - 1. Cedar Catholic (Hunter Kuchta, Mason Baller, Cooper Hochstein, Kighter Wortmann) 8:16.07; 2. Ponca (Pfister, Broderick Hogan, Ben Coughlin, Kole Krusemark) 8:30.92.</p><p>HJ - 1. Breylin Witzel (BaC) 6-08; 2. Kenyan Ickler (BoC) 6-06.</p><p>LJ - 1. Gavin Lubischer (PIE) 21-03.50; 2. Walker Robertson (BoC) 20-10; 9. Brady Hochstein (CC) 19-04; 10. Bodie Hochstein (CC) 19-03.50; 16. Easton Hochstein (CC) 18-05.50.</p><p>TJ - 1. Brady Thoene (CRO) 44-00; 2. Ryder Theisen (PIE) 43-03.50; 5. Easton Hochstein (CC) 40-05; 7. Landon Rutar (CC) 39-09.</p><p>PV - 1. Grant Maas (WAY) 13-06; 2. Grady Welke (O’N) 13-00; 4. Micah Cattau (CC) 12-00; 7. Keaton Keiser (CC) 11-06 SHOT - 1. Jared Rutar (CC) 52-08; 2. Leighton Burbach (NC) 52-04.50; 4. Graham Potts (CC) 48-00; 12. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 39-02.50 DIS - 1. Jared Rutar (CC) 168-06; 2. Connor Heiderman (BaC) 153-02; 3. Graham Potts (CC) 151-07; 6. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 13411.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Battle Creek 94; 2. Boone Central 80; 3. Wayne 59; 4. Crofton 53; 4. O’Neill 53; 6. Ponca 48; 7. Norfolk Catholic 47.5; 8. Pierce 44.5; 9. Cedar Catholic 33; 10. Guardian Angels Central Catholic 15.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results (Top 2):&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>100 - </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 12.36; 2. Ali Korth (BaC) 12.53; 10. Shayla Heine (CC) 13.71; 12. Evie Freeman (CC) 13.74.</p><p><strong>200 - </strong>1. Jamaya Koehlmoos (NC) 26.14; 2. Ciara Baker (BoC) 26.65; 17. Mara Bernecker (CC) 30.70.</p><p><strong>400 - </strong>1. Aislyn Moeller (PIE) 59.43; 2. Nyla Bolles (WAY) 1:02.42; 12. Mara Bernecker (CC) 1:07.05.</p><p><strong>800 - </strong>1. Tayla Hurner (WAY) 2:25.15; 2. Kiarra Kennedy (O’N) 2:25.63; 10. Bryyn Bernecker (CC) 2:34.04; 16. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 2:40.67. <strong>1,600 - </strong>1. Avery Arens (CRO) 5:03.91; 2. Tayla Hurner (WAY) 5:34.60; 15. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 6:16.90; 17. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 6:23.52.</p><p><strong>3,200 - </strong>1. Tayla Hurner (WAY) 11:41.40; 2. Ava Brennan (PON) 12:06.59.</p><p><strong>100H - </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 14.78; 2. Addysen Hedlund (BoC) 15.61.</p><p><strong>300H - </strong>1. Ali Korth (BaC) 47.04; 2. Addysen Hedlund (BoC) 47.93; 11. Landry Heimes (CC) 53.62.</p><p><strong>400R - </strong>1. Boone Central (Sophie Lyon, Addysen Hedlund, Reagan Hooker, Ciara Baker) 50.83; 2. Battle Creek ( Baylar Taake, Avery Beckenhauer, Lilly Mefford, Lainee Cook) 51.16; 4. Cedar Catholic (Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Shayla Heine, Landry Heimes) 52.72.</p><p><strong>1.600R - </strong>1. Ponca (Olivia Taylor, Alexa Mc-Gee, Avery McAfee, Jaelen Templeman) 4:19.06; 2. Boone Central (Sophie Lyon, Brynna Hagemann, Reagan Hooker, Addysen Hedlund) 4:20.40; 8. Cedar Catholic (Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Mara Bernecker, Madison Eickhoff) 4:30.76.</p><p><strong>3,200R - </strong>1. Ponca (Jaelen Templeman, Alexa McGee, Olivia Taylor, Ava Brennan) 9:50.02; 2. Crofton (Cecilia Wortmann, Brooklyn Guenther, Sophia Wortmann, Avery Arens) 10:09.68.</p><p>HJ - 1. Braylee Young (BoC) 5-02; 2. Jaylynn Panning (CRO) 5-02; 5. Calley Stewart (CC) 4-08; 12. Landry Heimes (CC) 4-04; 12. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 4-04.</p><p><strong>LJ - </strong>1. Ali Korth (BaC) 17-04; 2. Adelyn Reifenrath (CC) 16-09.</p><p><strong>TJ - </strong>1. Ali Korth (BaC) 37-00; 2. Halle Borchers (BaC) 34-00.75; 7. Shayla Heine (CC) 32-10.50.</p><p><strong>PV - </strong>1. Addyson Ostermeyer (CRO) 1006.50; 2. Addison Frank (WAY) 10-00.</p><p><strong>SHOT - </strong>1. Bailey Gerths (GACC) 41-01; Mariah Kallhoff (O’N) 39-04.50; 15. Elsie Haahr (CC) 27-07.50.</p><p><strong>DIS - </strong>1. Kylie Dvorak (PIE) 136-10; 2. Elsie Keller (PON) 132-11; 21. Evie Freeman (CC) 75-08; 25. Elsie Haahr (CC) 62-02.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Wortmann shines with four Norfolk Classic wins, three records]]></title>
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                        <title>Wortmann shines with four Norfolk Classic wins, three records</title>
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                    </image><description>Area athletes turn in impressive marks, bring home hardwareNORFOLK — Anisten Wortmann turned a strong showing into a record-breaking showcase in a matter of hours Thursday at the Norfolk Track and Fie</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>Area athletes turn in impressive marks, bring home hardware</p><p>NORFOLK — Anisten Wortmann turned a strong showing into a record-breaking showcase in a matter of hours Thursday at the Norfolk Track and Field Classic at Johnny Carson Field.</p><p>The Cedar Catholic junior swept all four of her events, set three meet records and was named the Denny Fuehrer Outstanding Female Athlete.</p><p>“It means so much,” Wortmann said. “I wouldn’t be here without my teammates pushing me every day in practice. Ultimately, the glory goes to God because I wouldn’t be here without Him helping me with what I accomplished.”</p><p>Wortmann opened her day by winning the 100-meter hurdles in 14.22 seconds, breaking her own meet record from a year ago by nearly six-tenths of a second.</p><p>She followed that with another record performance in the 100-meter dash, sprinting to an 11.99 finish to top the previous mark of 12.20 set by former Lady Trojan Sara Reifenrath in 2019.</p><p>Wortmann wasn’t done.</p><p>She captured the 300 hurdles in 44.24, breaking a meet record that had stood since 1999, and capped her day with a win in the 200-meter dash in 25.05 — just 0.14 seconds shy of another record.</p><p>Area athletes added several strong finishes across both divisions.</p><p>Laurel-Concord-Coleridge’s Boston Brown placed third in both hurdle events behind Wortmann and added a third-place finish in the triple jump with a leap of 35-08.75. She also teamed with Kate Tasler, Carlie Kvols and Taelynn Settje to place fourth in the 1,600-meter relay.</p><p>Hartington-Newcastle’s Vayda Lippert finished fifth in the 1,600-meter run, while Wynot’s Maleah Heimes took sixth in the high jump, clearing 5-0.</p><p>On the boys side, LCC’s Drey Puppe delivered a record-setting performance of his own.</p><p>Puppe won the 110-meter high hurdles in 14.11 seconds to set a new meet record and added a third-place finish in the 300 hurdles.</p><p>“I really don’t think it has hit me yet that I have a record here,” Puppe said. “This was great, but I am not where I want to be yet. I’ll go back to work and keep getting better.”</p><p>Cedar Catholic’s Jared Rutar also had a big day in the field events, sweeping both the shot put and discus.</p><p>He recorded a throw of 49-5 in the shot and 167-4 in the discus. Teammate Graham Potts added a sixthplace finish in the discus. Hartington-Newcastle’s Will Feilmeier placed second in the 200-meter dash in 23.10 and added a fourth-place finish in the 100 at 11.05.</p><p>Cedar Catholic’s Mason Baller took fifth in the 200, while teammates Kighter Wortmann and Hunter Kuchta placed third and fourth, respectively, in the 800.</p><p>In the relays, Cedar Catholic’s 3,200-meter team of Kuchta, Baller, Cooper Hochstein and Wortmann claimed the title in 8:22.34. The Trojans’ 1,600 relay team — with the same runners in a different order — finished fourth.</p><p>Hartington-Newcastle’s 400 relay team of Aiden Walter, Mason Krause, Maximus McCray and Feilmeier placed fourth in 44.53, just ahead of Cedar Catholic’s team of Booker Hochstein, Cooper Hochstein, Bailer and Micah Cattau, which finished fifth in 44.56.</p><p>2026 NORFOLK TRACK AND FIELD CLASSIC Individual Boys Results for Area Athletes:</p><p>100-Meter Dash: 4. William Feilmeier (H-N) 11.05; 8. Drey Puppe (LCC) 11.41.</p><p>200-Meter Dash: 2. William Feilmeier (H-N) 23.10; 5. Mason Baller (CC) 23.40.</p><p>800-Meter Run: 3. Kighter Wortmann (CC) 2:00.48; 4. Hunter Kuchta (CC) 2:02.53.</p><p>1.600-Meter Run: 10. Isaac Hernandez-Santiago (H-N) 4:58.49.</p><p>3.200-Meter Run: 10. Joe Bowen (CC) 10:50.50.</p><p>110-Meter Hurdles: 1. Drey Puppe (LCC) 14.14.</p><p>300-Meter Hurdles: 3. Drey Puppe (LCC) 40.26.</p><p>400-Meter Relay: 4. Hartington-Newcastle (Aiden Walter, Mason Krause, Maximus Mc-Cray, William Feilmeier) 44.53; 5. Cedar Catholic (Booker Hochstein, Cooper Hochstein, Mason Bailer, Micah Cattau) 44.56.</p><p>1.600-Meter Relay: 4. Cedar Catholic (Mason Bailer, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 3:29.48.</p><p>3.200-Meter Relay: 1. Cedar Catholic (Hunter Kuchta, Mason Bailer, Cooper Hochstein, Kighter Wortmann) 8:22.34.</p><p>Shot Put: 4. Jared Rutar (CC) 49-05.</p><p>Discus: 1. Jared Rutar (CC) 167-04; 6. Graham Potts (CC) 143-11.</p><p>High Jump: 8. Lane Heimes (WYNOT) J6-00; 11. Luke Harder (RANDOLPH) 5-08.</p><p>Pole Vault: 6. Micah Cattau (CC) 11-00.</p><p>Long Jump: 7. Brady Hochstein (CC) 20-01.50; 8. Mason Krause (H-N) 19-11.50.</p><p>Triple Jump: 4. Maximus McCray (H-N) 43.05; 7. Mason Krause (H-N) 40-11; 8. Easton Hochstein (CC) 40-07.75.</p><p><strong>Individual Girls Results for Area Athletes:</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 11.99.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Aniston Wortmann (CC) 25.05; 8. Taelynn Settje (LCC) 26.80.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>7. Taelynn Settje (LCC) 1:02.66.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>11. Carlie Kvols (LCC) 2:32.64.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1.600-Meter Run: </strong>5. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 5:32.41.</p><p>3.200-Meter Run: 8. Faith Galvin (LCC) 12:33.00.</p><p>100-Meter Hurdles: 1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 14.22; 3. Boston Brown (LCC) 15.50.</p><p>300-Meter Hurdles: 1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 44.24; 3. Boston Brown (LCC) 47.73.</p><p>1.600-Meter Relay: 4. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (Boston Brown, Kate Tasler, Carlie Kvols, Taelynn Settje) 4:12.88.</p><p>3.200-Meter Relay: 8. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (Carlie Kvols, Justice Olson, Faith Galvin, Kate Tasler) 10:19.06.</p><p>High Jump: 6. Maleah Heimes (WYNOT) J5-00.</p><p>Triple Jump: 3. Boston Brown (LCC) 35-08.75.</p><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/05-06-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00703010.jpg" alt=""><figcaption><strong>Cedar Catholic’s Joe Bowen runs beside Norfolk Catholic’s Andrew Kastl in the 3200 meter run at the Norfolk Classic. </strong>Darin Epperly | Cedar County News</figcaption></figure> ]]></content:encoded>
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                        <title>Classic Finish</title>
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                    </image><description>Several area athletes left their mark in Norfolk Thursday night as they competed in the invitationonly Norfolk Classic. Cedar Catholic’s Kighter Wortmann (above) sprints to the finish line along side </description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>Several area athletes left their mark in Norfolk Thursday night as they competed in the invitationonly Norfolk Classic. Cedar Catholic’s Kighter Wortmann (above) sprints to the finish line along side of Boyd County’s Will Nelson in the 800-meter run. Hartington-Newcstle’s Will Feilmeier (left) and Mason Lamprecht of Wakefield compete in the 200-meter dash at Thursday’s elite Norfolk meet. The meet featured the best area athletes in Class A, Class B, Class C and Class D all competing against each other.</strong></p><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/05-06-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00704012.jpg" alt=""><figcaption>Darin Epperly | Cedar County News</figcaption></figure> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Heimes paces Wynot]]></title>
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                        <title>Heimes paces Wynot</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12030,heimes-paces-wynot</link>
                    </image><description>LAUREL - Wynot Blue Devil and Lady Blue Devil track teams headed for the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Invitational track meet on Apr. 21 and the Blue Devils tallied 18 points while the Lady Blue Devils po</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>LAUREL - Wynot Blue Devil and Lady Blue Devil track teams headed for the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Invitational track meet on Apr. 21 and the Blue Devils tallied 18 points while the Lady Blue Devils posted 12 points for their efforts on the day.</p><p>Lane Heimes was the main story for the Wynot boys scoring 14 points himself.</p><p>Heimes won the high jump after clearing the bar at 6-feet, 4-inches then circled the track in 55.79 seconds to place fourth in the 400-meter dash.</p><p>Wyatt Nelson placed fifth in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 46.53.</p><p>The Wynot 1,600-meter relay quartet of Braylon Hans, Nelson, Kreyton Koch and Heimes used a time of 3:53.62 to finish fifth.</p><p>For the Lady Blue Devils, it was the same event as the Blue Devils and the same family scoring the lion’s share of the points.</p><p>Maleah Heimes, Lane’s sister and only a freshman, won the high jump for the Lady Blue Devils after sailing over the bar at 5-03.</p><p>Addison Sharpe also put points on the board using a 2:40.01 showing to place fifth in the 800-meter run.</p><p>Some of the Wynot track team will compete in the Norfolk Track and Field Classic April 30 with everyone heading to Creighton May 2 for the Lewis &amp; Clark Conference Track Championships.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Freeman is AAU All American]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12027,freeman-is-aau-all-american</link>
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                        <title>Freeman is AAU All American</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12027,freeman-is-aau-all-american</link>
                    </image><description>Evie Freeman, Cedar Catholic’s first state girls champion wrestler, finished the Twin River National Duals Tournament with a 5-3 record to become an AAU All American.Coaches said her final day was not</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>Evie Freeman, Cedar Catholic’s first state girls champion wrestler, finished the Twin River National Duals Tournament with a 5-3 record to become an AAU All American.</p><p>Coaches said her final day was not perfect, but Freeman wrestled tough through it all.</p><p>Her Nebraska All Star team competed with some of the best in the country and finished in sixth place as a team. Freeman even picked up a victory against a Missouri state champion.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Bowling]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12028,bowling</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>THURSDAY NIGHT COMMERCIAL LEAGUE&amp;nbsp;Week 26 - April 23, 20261. Broadway Lanes 134.5 81.52. Good Guys Construction 133.5 82.53. College Covers 118 984. Folkers Bros Garage 113 1035. Ten Pin Lounge 11</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>THURSDAY NIGHT COMMERCIAL LEAGUE&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Week 26 - April 23, 2026</strong></p><p>1. Broadway Lanes 134.5 81.5</p><p>2. Good Guys Construction 133.5 82.5</p><p>3. College Covers 118 98</p><p>4. Folkers Bros Garage 113 103</p><p>5. Ten Pin Lounge 110.5 105.5</p><p>6. Tri State 107 109</p><p>7. Heimes Harvesting &amp; Trucking 107 109</p><p>8. Hiway 84 Auto Wash 90.5 125.5</p><p>9. All Ages Bowling 87 129</p><p><strong>High Scr Game - Team: </strong>Good Guys Construction, 741; Tri State, 723; Hiway 84 Auto Wash, 652.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>High Scr Game Ind: </strong>Jeff Bruning, 218; Derek Klug, 214; Neil Kramer, 209; Aaron Nielsen, 209.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>High Hcp Game - Team: </strong>Good Guys Construction, 888; All Ages Bowling, 855; Tri State, 823.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>High Scr Series - Team: </strong>Good Guys Construction, 2134; Tri State, 2017; Broadway Lanes, 1871.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>High Scr Series Ind: </strong>Neil Kramer, 585; Derek Klug, 563; Michael Emanual, 557.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>High Hcp Series - Team: </strong>Good Guys Construction, 2575; All Ages Bowling, 2416; Heimes Harvesting &amp; Trucking, 2404.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Trojan golfers earn runner-up honors at O’Neill]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12029,trojan-golfers-earn-runner-up-honors-at-o-neill</link>
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                        <title>Trojan golfers earn runner-up honors at O’Neill</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12029,trojan-golfers-earn-runner-up-honors-at-o-neill</link>
                    </image><description>O’NEILL - The Cedar Catholic golf team headed west for the O’Neill Invitational on April 23 and came back home with the secondplace trophy while each player finished in the top 15 of the tournament to</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>O’NEILL - The Cedar Catholic golf team headed west for the O’Neill Invitational on April 23 and came back home with the secondplace trophy while each player finished in the top 15 of the tournament to post a round of 311.</p><p>O’Neill won the team title after carding a 303 and Ord was third after shooting a 332.</p><p>James Eby of O’Neill was the individual medalist with a 74 but Cedar Catholic’s Landyn Keiser was right on his heels with a 75.</p><p>Toby Heine fired a 78 to place ninth, Memphis Ulrich came in with a 79 for 11th, Mav Heine fired a 79 also for 13th and Langston Christensen fired an 81 for 15th.</p><p>The Trojans hosted their annual invitational on Tuesday before hosting a triangular on April 30.</p><p>Cedar Catholic will travel to Plainview for the Pierce Invitational on May 2 then head to the Mid State Golf Tournament on May 5 at a familiar course — the Wayne Country Club.</p><p>O’NEILL GOLF INVITATIONAL Team Results: 1. O’Neill 303; 2. Cedar Catholic 311; 3. Ord 332; 4. Chambers/Wheeler Central 343; 5. Valentine 343; 6. O’Neill JV Blue 346; 7. North Central 348; 8. Elkhorn Valley 350; 9. Ainsworth 372; 10. West Holt 388; 11. Pierce JV 437; 12. O’Neill JV White NTS.</p><p>Individual Results (Top 15 and Cedar Catholic performances): 1. James Eby (O’N) 74; 2. Landyn Keiser (CC) 75; 3. Logan Brabec (O’N) 76; 4. Turner Heiss (O’N) 76; 5. Caden Lytle (ORD) 76; 6. Mason Buller (O’N) 77; 7. Drake Berg (O’N) 77; 8. Dominick Ogden (WH) 78; 9. Toby Heine (CC) 78; 10. Landon Critel (ORD) 79; 11. Memphis Ulrich (CC) 79; 12. Carter Metschke (CWC) 79; 13. Mav Heine (CC) 79; 14. Keian Fischer (NC) 80; 15. Langston Christensen (CC) 81.</p><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/04-28-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00801019.jpg" alt=""><figcaption><strong>Wynot’s Devin Brummer drives toward the green during action at the Hartington golf course on Tuesday. </strong>Kellyn Dump | Cedar County News</figcaption></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/04-28-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00801020.jpg" alt=""><figcaption><strong>Hartington-Newcastle’s Carter Kelly delicately chips his ball on to the green of hole one during the Cedar Catholic invitational at the Hartington golf course on Tuesday morning. </strong>Kellyn Dump | Cedar County News</figcaption></figure> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Beat the Heat]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12031,beat-the-heat</link>
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                        <title>Beat the Heat</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12031,beat-the-heat</link>
                    </image><description>The Laurel Community Complex was the host site for what would be an abnormally hot track meet for the month of April. Area athletes managed to beat the heat as they competed for their own personal bes</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p><strong>The Laurel Community Complex was the host site for what would be an abnormally hot track meet for the month of April. Area athletes managed to beat the heat as they competed for their own personal bests. Area teams competing at this track meet were Cedar Catholic, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Randolph Public School and Wynot Public School. Cedar Catholic boys held off the field, winning first place, scoring 136 points. The next closest team was Archbishop Bergen with 74 points. Cooper Hochstein (above) keeps pace with LCC’s Drey Puppe as they head for the finish line in the 100-meter dash. Hochstein finished second in this race to Puppe, with a time of 11.49. Anisten Wortmann, (left) had an outstanding performance, winning the 100-meter dash, the 100-meter hurdles and the 300-meter hurdles.</strong></p><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/04-28-2026-ccn-zip/Ar00703016.jpg" alt=""><figcaption>Kellyn Dump | Cedar County News</figcaption></figure> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[HNS golfers battle, weather at Rolling Hills]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12033,hns-golfers-battle-weather-at-rolling-hills</link>
            <guid>https://www.hartington.net/article/12033,hns-golfers-battle-weather-at-rolling-hills</guid>
            <pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>WAUSA — Battling wind and rain, Hartington- Newcastle turned in a gritty performance at the Osmond Invitational on April 25, with the meet shortened to nine holes due to weather conditions.The Wildcat</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>WAUSA — Battling wind and rain, Hartington- Newcastle turned in a gritty performance at the Osmond Invitational on April 25, with the meet shortened to nine holes due to weather conditions.</p><p>The Wildcats were led by Kayne Gratzfeld, who tied for medalist honors with a 39 before finishing second after a scorecard playoff.</p><p>“Kayne had a good day. He managed the course well and did a great job of not allowing the weather conditions to get to him,” HNS cocoach Mike Johnson said.</p><p>Plainview captured the team title with a 182, while Randolph placed second with a 183, edging Bloomfield on a tiebreaker. Hartington- Newcastle finished sixth with a team score of 192.</p><p>“Overall we were fairly pleased with how well our kids handled the adverse conditions,” Johnson said. “When it rains like that, it’s really hard to grip your clubs. Our kids competed to the best of their abilities.”</p><p>Austin Sudbeck followed Gratzfeld with a 49, Carter Kelly added a 51, Grady Lammers shot a 53 and Lincoln Grutsch rounded out the scoring with a 55.</p><p>Hartington-Newcastle competed at the Cedar Catholic Invitational on April 28 before traveling to Plainview for the Pierce Invitational on May 2. The Wildcats will then head to Atkinson for the GNAC Tournament on May 5.</p><p><strong>OSMOND INVITATIONAL GOLF MEET&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Team Results: </strong>1. Plainview 182; 2. Randolph 183; 3. Bloomfield 183; 4. Niobrara/Verdigre 184; 5. Wausa 185; 6. Hartington-Newcastle 192; 7. Cedar Catholic JV 195; 8. Ponca JV 208; 9. Pierce JV 213; 10. Boyd County 228; 11. Osmond 230; 12. Stuart NTS; 12. Bloomfield JV NTS; 12. Wausa JV NTS.</p><p><strong>Individual Results (Top 10 and Hartington-Newcastle performances): </strong>1. Keldon Loecker (BLF) 39; 2. Kayne Gratzfeld (HN) 39; 3. Cooper Gubbels (OSM) 41; 4. Cody Smith (BLF) 42; 5. Mason Nipp (WAU) 43; 6. Bentley Reimers (RAN) 43; 7. Colt Kromarek (PLV) 44; 8. Maddux Ulrich (CCJV) 44; 9. Coy Wickersham (N/V) 44; 10. Guy Wortman (PLV) 44; 24. Austin Sudbeck (H-N) 49; 32. Carter Kelly (H-N) 51; 39. Grady Lammers (H-N) 53; 45. Lincoln Grutsch (H-N) 55.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Six Times]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12054,six-times</link>
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                        <title>Six Times</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12054,six-times</link>
                    </image><description>For the sixth time this season Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Lady Bears have secured the team championship. Tae Settje, Tyler Recob, Laney Folkers and Boston Brown gave it all in the hot weather outscoring</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/04-28-2026-la-zip/Ar00404011.jpg" alt=""></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/04-28-2026-la-zip/Ar00404012.jpg" alt=""></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-left"><img src="https://static2.hartington.net/data/wysiwig/04-28-2026-la-zip/Ar00404013.jpg" alt=""><figcaption><strong>For the sixth time this season Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Lady Bears have secured the team championship. Tae Settje, Tyler Recob, Laney Folkers and Boston Brown gave it all in the hot weather outscoring Yutan 96-92 last Tuesday. </strong>Kellyn Dump| Laurel Advocate</figcaption></figure> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Mother Nature tough on Cardinal golfers]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12061,mother-nature-tough-on-cardinal-golfers</link>
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                        <title>Mother Nature tough on Cardinal golfers</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12061,mother-nature-tough-on-cardinal-golfers</link>
                    </image><description>ROLLING HILLS - If Mother Nature was a golfer she would lead the Randolph golf team 1.5-.5 for the past week as she instigated the postponement of one golf tournament and shortened the second tourname</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>ROLLING HILLS - If Mother Nature was a golfer she would lead the Randolph golf team 1.5-.5 for the past week as she instigated the postponement of one golf tournament and shortened the second tournament, the Osmond Invitational to just nine holes on April 25.</p><p>Evidently, the Randolph Cardinals are just like their “namesake” and enjoy a good rain as they played to a second-place finish in the team standings at the Osmond Invitational in the wind and the rain at Rolling Hills Country Club.</p><p>Plainview was just one stroke in front of the Cards with a 182, Randolph was next at 183.</p><p>Bentley Reimers posted the low round for the Redbirds with a 43 over nine holes which put him in sixth place in the medals.</p><p>Ryan Engel was next for Randolph with a 45, Talyn Meyer came in with a 46, Tate Broderson carded a 48 and Bentley Bonczynski shot a 55.</p><p>Keldon Loecker of Bloomfield was the medalist with a 39, winning a scorecard playoff over Kayne Gratzfeld of Hartington-Newcastle who also fired a 39.</p><p>The Cardinals were set to play at the Hartington-Newcastle tournament on April 28, head back north for a triangular hosted by Cedar Catholic on April 30 then head for the Pierce Invitational on May 2.</p><p><strong>OSMOND INVITATIONAL GOLF MEET @&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Rolling Hills Country Club&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Team Results: 1. Plainview 182; 2. Randolph 183; 3. Bloomfield 183; 4. Niobrara/Verdigre 184; 5. Wausa 185; 6. Hartington-Newcastle 192; 7. Cedar Catholic JV 195; 8. Ponca JV 208; 9. Pierce JV 213; 10. Boyd County 228; 11. Osmond 230; 12. Stuart NTS; 12. Bloomfield JV NTS; 12. Wausa JV NTS.</p><p>Individual Results (Top 10 and Randolph performances): 1. Keldon Loecker (BLF) 39; 2. Kayne Gratzfeld (H-N) 39; 3. Cooper Gubbels (OSM) 41; 4. Cody Smith (BLF) 42; 5. Mason Nipp (WAU) 43; 6. Bentley Reimers (RAN) 43; 7. Colt Kromarek (PLV) 44; 8. Maddux Ulrich (CCJV) 44; 9. Coy Wickersham (N/V) 44; 10. Guy Wortman (PLV) 44; 14. Ryan Engel (RAN) 45; 15. Talyn Meyer (RAN) 46; 22. Tate Broderson 49; 48. Bentley Bonczynski (RAN) 55.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Cardinals bring home hardware from LCC meet]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/12062,cardinals-bring-home-hardware-from-lcc-meet</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>LAUREL - The Cardinal and Lady Cardinal track teams brought home some hardware from the Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Invitational Track and Field Meet held on Apr. 21 at Haskell Field.Cedar Catholic came</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>LAUREL - The Cardinal and Lady Cardinal track teams brought home some hardware from the Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Invitational Track and Field Meet held on Apr. 21 at Haskell Field.</p><p>Cedar Catholic came away with the boys’ team title with 136 points,</p><p>62 points in front of runner-up Archbishop Bergan out of Fremont while the Lady Bears took advantage of some home cooking taking the girls’ crown by four points, 96-92 over Yutan.</p><p>The Cardinals posted 17 points and the Lady Cardinals scored 23 points for the day.</p><p>Luke Harder had a good day taking second in the triple jump with a best of 39-4.5 and he placed third in the high jump after clearing the bar at 6-02.</p><p>“It was a great meet for the Cardinals,” said Randolph coach Brent Gatzemeyer. “The coaches see the improvement of the team each week as we build toward the district meet.” Jaylen Junck placed sixth in the 110-meter high hurdles, covering the distance in 19.62.</p><p>The Redbird 400-meter relay team of Ty Sievers, Harder, Brecken Shearer and Junck circled the track in 49.58 which put them in sixth place.</p><p>Abbey Backer came home with a little extra cargo placing third in the long jump with a best of 15-03 and fourth in the triple jump after hitting the after a hop, skip and jump of 32-04.</p><p>Emily Gilliland placed third in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:35.20 and Mabel Ngebeh brought home third in the discus with a toss of 103-07.</p><p>The Lady Cardinal 1,600-meter squad of Aniston Schmidt, Rylee Reimers, Bria Reimers and Gilliland ran the distance in 4:38.70 to bring home sixth.</p><p>Both teams’ next two meets are in Creighton.</p><p>The Cards and Lady Card were set to head there April 28 for an invitational and will return on May 2 for the Lewis &amp; Clark Conference Track and Field Meet.</p><p><strong>LAUREL-CONCORD-COLERIDGE INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p>BoysTeam Results: 1. Cedar Catholic 136;</p><p>2. Archbishop Bergan 74; 3. Yutan 68; 4. Ponca 65;5.Laurel-Concord-Coleridge 43;</p><p>6. Creighton 41; 7.Tri County Northeast 28;</p><p>8.Winside18;8.Wynot18;8.LutheranHigh Northeast 18; 11. Randolph 17.</p><p>Boys Individual Results (1st Place and LCC/Randolph performances):</p><p>100-Meter Dash: 1. Drey Puppe (LCC)</p><p>11.22; 17. Alex Allison (LCC) 12.47; 18. Nathan Boysen (LCC) 12.52; 20. Milo Rayford (RAN) 12.63; 26. Brecken Shearer (RAN) 12.93.</p><p>200-Meter Dash: 1. Otto Henkel (YUT)</p><p>23.69; 14. Milo Rayford (RAN) 25.73; 17. Alex Allison (LCC) 25.71; 19. Brecken Shearer(RAN)26.88;19.TySievers(RAN)</p><p>26.88; 24. Luke Jackson (LCC) 27.24; .</p><p>400-MeterDash:1.CooperHochstein(CC)</p><p>51.29; 8. Milo Rayford (RAN) 56.27; 12. Hunter Benson (LCC) 58.32; 15. Nathan Boysen (LCC) 59.80; 18 Josiah Tasler (LCC) 1:00.66.</p><p>800-Meter Run: 1. Kole Krusemark (PON)</p><p>2:06.41; 12. Sebastian Van Drongelen (LCC) 2:31.27.</p><p>1,600-Meter Run: 1. Conner Rohrer (CRE)</p><p>4:41.53; 11. Sebastian Van Drongelen (LCC) 5:49.39; 14. Luke Jackson (LCC)</p><p>6:05.82; 16. Dillion Sanderson (LCC)</p><p>6:26.29.</p><p>3,200-Meter Run: 1. Gannon Pfister (PON) 10:56.63; 4. Shane Langford (LCC) 11:32.98; 7. Owen Johnson (LCC)</p><p>12:00.75.</p><p>110-Meter Hurdles: 1. Drey Puppe (LCC)</p><p>14.49; 6. Jaylen Junck (RAN) 19.62.</p><p>300-Meter Hurdles: 1. Drey Puppe (LCC)</p><p>42.09; 9. Jaylen Junck (RAN) 50.73.</p><p>400-Meter Relay: 1. Cedar Catholic 44.06;</p><p>6. Randolph (Ty Sievers, Luke Harder, Brecken Shearer, Jaylen Junck) 49.58.</p><p>1,600-Meter Relay: 1. Cedar Catholic</p><p>3:28.60; 7. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (Hunter Benson,AlexAllison, JosiahTasler, Nolan Nordby) 4:07.97.</p><p>3,200-Meter Relay: 1. Ponca 8:29.19; 3. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (Sebastian Van Drongelen,OwenJohnson,HunterBenson, Shane Langford) 9:19.41.</p><p>Shot Put: 1. Owen Doerr (CRE) 52-07; 7. Jaylen Carpenter (LCC) 43-03; 18. Turner Thompson (LCC) 36-10; 19. Kolten Settje (LCC) 35-07; 20. Cade Johnson (LCC)</p><p>35-05; 26. Ty Sievers (RAN) 32-11; 31. Paul Allison (LCC) 32-00.</p><p>Discus: 1. Peyton Reed (YUT) 162-06; 16. Cade Johnson (LCC) 101-05; 21. Turner Thompson (LCC) 94-04; 24. Stewart Umberger (RAN) 92-03; 36. Devyn Staples (LCC) 71-00; 37. Ty Sievers (RAN) 70-04;</p><p>40. Paul Allison (LCC) 63-02.</p><p>High Jump: 1. Lane Heimes (WYN) 6-04;</p><p>3. Luke Harder (RAN) 6-02; 4. Drey Puppe (LCC) 5-10.</p><p>Pole Vault: 1. Otto Henkel (YUT) 12-06; 8. WestonPatefield(LCC)9-06;10.Sebastian Van Drongelen (LCC) 8-00.</p><p>Long Jump: 1. Ryan Maguire (YUT) 21-05.50; 17. Weston Patefield (LCC) 17-03.75; 19. Nolan Nordby (LCC) 16-11.25;</p><p>20. Josiah Tasler (LCC) 16-10.25; 21. Jaylen Junck (RAN) 16-10.25.</p><p>Triple Jump: 1. Easton Hochstein (CC)</p><p>41-05; 2. Luke Harder (RAN) 39-04.50;</p><p>7. Weston Patefield (LCC) 36-06; 8. Josiah Tasler (LCC) 36-03; 9. Nolan Nordby (LCC) 34-09.</p><p>Girls Team Results: 1. Laurel-Concord- Coleridge 96; 2. Yutan 92; 3. Ponca</p><p>74; 4. Cedar Catholic 56; 5. Archbishop Bergan 48; 6. Winside 41; 7. Lutheran High Northeast 32; 8. Creighton 27; 9. Tri County Northeast 26; 10. Randolph 23;</p><p>11. Wynot 12.</p><p>Girls Individual Results (1st Place and LCC/ Randolph performances):</p><p>100-MeterDash:1.AnistenWortmann(CC)</p><p>12.11; 4. Tae Settje (LCC) 12.76; 8. Abbey Backer (RAN) 13.43; 13. Grace Galvin (LCC) 13.96; 19. Lilly Kuchta (RAN) 14.74;</p><p>24. Nora Sprecht (LCC) 15.06; 28. Kamryn Beed(RAN)15.33;30.BriaReimers(RAN)</p><p>15.50; 32. Mady Ross (LCC) 16.40; 34. Lisa Jackson (LCC) 18.03.</p><p>200-Meter Dash: 1. Molly Besch (YUT)</p><p>25.74; 2. Tae Settje (LCC) 26.47; 8. Abbey Backer (RAN) 28.71; 10. Aniston Schmidt (RAN) 29.29; 15. Willa Roberts (LCC)</p><p>30.67; 20. Ruby Jonas (LCC) 31.64; 23. Bria Reimers (RAN) 32.39; 24. Kamryn Beed (RAN) 32.77; 25. Alexis Backhaus (RAN) 33.47.</p><p>400-Meter Dash: 1. Claire Meyer (CRE)</p><p>1:00.81; 4. Jolynn Kinkaid (LCC) 1:06.09;</p><p>7. Aniston Schmidt (RAN) 1:07.43; 11.</p><p>Willa Roberts (LCC) 1:12.93; 14. Megan Miller (RAN) 1:17.53;</p><p>800-Meter Run: 1. Carlie Kvols (LCC)</p><p>2:26.74; 3. Emily Gilliland (RAN) 2:35.20;</p><p>12. Abbie Brummels (LCC) 3:03.39; 14.</p><p>Jenna Guenther (RAN) 3:19.68.</p><p>1,600-Meter Run: 1. Faith Galvin (LCC)</p><p>5:39.54; 3. Kate Tasler (LCC) 5:52.22;</p><p>5. Justice Olson (LCC) 6:03.77; 6. Ava Christiansen (LCC) 6:11.66; 15. Abbie Brummels (LCC) 6:54.05.</p><p>3,200-Meter Run: 1. Ava Brennan (PON)</p><p>12:20.57; 2. Leah Gould (LCC) 13:10.23;</p><p>7. Ava Christiansen (LCC) 14:07.82.</p><p>100-Meter Hurdles: 1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 14.65; 3. Boston Brown (LCC)</p><p>15.96; 9. Kloie Ferris (LCC) 18.97; 16.</p><p>Ruby Jonas (LCC) 20.83; 17. Grace Galvin (LCC) 20.96; 20. Rylee Reimers (RAN) 22.03; Brooke Meier (RAN) 22.14;</p><p>23. Sydney Robinson (RAN) 23.14.</p><p>300-Meter Hurdles: 1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 44.71; 5. Kloie Ferris (LCC)</p><p>52.44; 12. Rylee Reimers (RAN) 56.46;</p><p>16. Brooke Meier (RAN) 58.82; Sydney Robinson (RAN) 1:07.20.</p><p>400-Meter Relay: 1. Yutan 50.65; 9. Randolph ( Lilly Kuchta, Emily Gilliland, Bria Reimers, Kanryn Beed) 56.80.</p><p>1,600-Meter Relay: 1. Laurel-Concord- Coleridge (Boston Brown, Kate Tasler, Carlie Kvols, Tae Settje) 4:11.65;</p><p>6. Randolph (Aniston Schmidt, Rylee Reimers, Bria Reimers, Emily Gilliland)</p><p>4:38.70.</p><p>3,200-Meter Relay: 1. Ponca 10:06.64; 3. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (Leah Gould, Tyler Recob, Addy Hoeppner, Ava Christiansen) 11:14.91.</p><p>Shot Put: 1. Hadleigh Schutt (WIN) 38-06; 4. Aubri Kleinschmit (LCC) 28-09;</p><p>8. Mabel Ngebeh (RAN) 27-05.50; 16.</p><p>Madyson Campbell (LCC) 25-01; 19.</p><p>Alaina Schulz (RAN) 24-03; 21. Delayne Thelen (RAN) 23-04.50; 29. Lydia Schultz (RAN) 20-10; 32.Gillian Wortman (RAN)</p><p>18-07.50.</p><p>Discus: 1. Elsie Keller (PON) 122-08; 3.</p><p>Mabel Ngebeh (RAN) 103-07; 6. Madyson Campbell (LCC) 96-02; 17. Justice Olson (LCC) 75-00; 18. Alina Schulz (RAN) 69-09; 27. Delayne Thelen (RAN)</p><p>58-05; 28. Lydia Schultz (RAN) 57-05; 30. Aubri Kleinschit (LCC) 55-10; 39. Gillian Wortman (RAN) 26-08.</p><p>High Jump: 1. Maleah Heimes (WYN)</p><p>5-03; 12. Tyler Recob (LCC) 4-04.</p><p>Pole Vault: 1. Michelle Neumann (CRE)</p><p>8-06; 7. Willa Roberts (LCC) 7-00.</p><p>Long Jump: 1. Lexie Dinkel (LHNE)</p><p>17-04; 3. Abbey Backer (RAN) 15-03; 6.</p><p>Grace Galvin (LCC) 14-05.50; 18. Lilly Kuchta (RAN) 13-01; 21. Nora Specht (LCC) 12-07.</p><p>Triple Jump: 1. Boston Brown (LCC)</p><p>35-00.50; 4. Abbey Backer (RAN) 32-04;</p><p>7. Laney Folkers (LCC) 30-07; 10. Nora Specht (LCC) 28-04.50; 11. Lilly Kuchta (RAN) 28-01.50; 13. Jenna Guenther (RAN) 27-03.50.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Trojans earn two more track titles]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>PIERCE — Cedar Catholic added to its strong spring with a pair of team titles, capturing the Tom Martin Memorial/ Wausa Invitational on April 23 and the LCC Invitational on April 21.The Trojans edged </description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>PIERCE — Cedar Catholic added to its strong spring with a pair of team titles, capturing the Tom Martin Memorial/ Wausa Invitational on April 23 and the LCC Invitational on April 21.</p><p>The Trojans edged Pierce 109-105 to win the Pierce meet, powered by a dominant showing in the relays. Cedar Catholic’s 1,600-meter relay team of Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann and Cooper Hochstein won in 3:35.07, while the same group claimed the 3,200 relay in 8:26.59.</p><p>“Our relays have been running very well this season,” coach Blair Kalin said. “They are very solid.”</p><p>The Trojans also picked up key points in the throws, where Jared Rutar won the discus (161-9) and placed second in the shot put, while Graham Potts was runner-up in the discus and fourth in the shot.</p><p>On the track, Kighter Wortmann finished second in the 800, Hunter Kuchta placed third in the same event and Cooper Hochstein added a third-place finish in the 400. Nolan Heimes was second in the 300 hurdles and third in the 110 hurdles.</p><p>Cedar Catholic followed that performance with a dominant showing at Laurel, winning the LCC Invitational with 136 points.</p><p>The Trojans again leaned on their depth, highlighted by their relays. The</p><p>400 relay team (Cooper Hochstein, Mason Baller, Booker Hochstein, Micah Cattau) won in 44.06. The 1,600 relay also won with a 3:28.60 and the 3,200 relay finished second to Ponca.</p><p>Individually, Cooper Hochstein won the 400 (51.29), while Brady Hochstein placed second in the 100 and third in the 200. Joe Bowen and Jeffrey Heine added a 2-3 finish in the 1,600, and Easton Hochstein captured the triple jump (41-5).</p><p>The Lady Trojans placed fourth at the Wausa meet and fourth again at Laurel, led by a standout day from Anisten Wortmann, who won the 100,</p><p>400, 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles at Pierce.</p><p>With the postseason approaching, Kalin said the focus remains simple.</p><p>“We’ve kept improving across the board,” he said. “That’s what we need to do — just keep getting better.”</p><p><strong>TOM MARTIN MEMORIAL INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic 109; 2. Pierce 105; 3. Norfolk Catholic 77; 4. Crofton 53; 5. Bloomfield 42; 6. Stanton 36; 7. Wausa 33; 8. Wakefield 32; 9. Summerland 21; 10. Winside 10; 11. Osmond 6; 12. Bancroft-Rosalie 3.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results (1st Place and Cedar performances)</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Caden Graf (STA) 11.36; 6. Brady Hochstein (CC) 11.62; 9. Booker Hochstein (CC) 11.90; 29. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 12.89.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Preston Foxhoven (CRO) 23.41; 5. Brady Hochstein (CC) 24.18; 18. Myles Baller (CC) 25.09; 33. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 26.55.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Cael Johnson (WAK) 51.42; 3. Cooper Hochstein (CC) 52.77; 10. Myles Baller (CC) 56.94; 16. Landon Rutar (CC) 58.91; 23. Donnie Schulte (CC) 1:01.62.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Brenden Bolling (PIE) 2:00.05; 2. Kighter Wortmann (CC) 2:00.96; 3. Hunter Kuchta (CC) 2:06.79; 8. Brayden Fischer (CC) 2:18.59.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Teddy Haake (NC) 4:55.43; 6. Joe Bowen (CC) 5:12.69; 13. Jeffrey Heine (CC) 5:33.69.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Andrew Kastl (NC) 10:34.14; 5. Jeffrey Heine (CC) 11:46.78.</p><p><strong>110-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Ryder Theisen (PIE) 15.68; 3. Nolan Heimes (CC) 16.01; 7. Blake Bensen (CC) 19.55.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Ryder Theisen (PIE) 41.88; 2. Nolan Heimes (CC) 43.23; 10. Blake Bensen (CC) 52.98.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Stanton 44.91; 2. Cedar Catholic (Brady Hochstein, Cooper Hochstein, Mason Baller, Micah Cattau) 45.03.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Cedar Catholic (Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 3:35.07.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Cedar Catholic (Mason Baller, Cooper Hochstein, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann) 8:26.59.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Ryan Rifer (SUMM) 6-04.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Ethan Kester (SUMM) 12-00; 5. Micah Cattau (CC) 10-09; 9. Keaton Keiser (CC) 9-09.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Gavin Lubischer (PIE) 21-05.50; 5. Brady Hochstein (CC) 20-03.25; 7. Easton Hochstein (CC) 19-07.25; 9. Bodie Hochstein (CC) J19.04.50.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Brady Thoene (CRO) 44-01.75; 3. Easton Hochstein (CC) 41-07; 6. Landon Rutar (CC) 39-06.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Leighton Burbach (NC) 53-04; 2. Jared Rutar (CC) 51-05; 4. Graham Potts (CC) 46-11; 13. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 41-09; 16. Rylen Fischer (CC) 40-09.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Jared Rutar (CC) 161-09; 2. Graham Potts (CC) 154-04; 10. Rylen Fischer (CC) 124-01; 18. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 107-10.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results: </strong>1. Norfolk Catholic 77; 2. Pierce 72; 3. Crofton 67; 4. Cedar Catholic 63; 5. Stanton 54; 6. Wausa 52.50; 7. Bloomfield 39; 8. Winside 27.50; 9. Summerland 14; 10. Wakefield 6.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results </strong>(1st Place and Cedar Catholic performances):&nbsp;</p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 12.03; 7. Shayla Heine (CC) 13.47; 11. Evie Freeman (CC) 13.78; 28, Danielle Eickhoff (CC) 15.00.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Jamaya Koehlmoos (NC) 25.69; 19. Mara Bernecker (CC) 30.18; 24. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 30.65.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 58.07.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Aislyn Moeller (PIE) 2:33.14; 3. Brynn Bernecker (CC) 2:37.63.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Azlynn Johnson (STA) 5:50.64; 6. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 6:22.09; 10. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 6:32.29.</p><p><strong>3,200-MeterRun: </strong>1.KyaJansen(NC)13:15.04.</p><p><strong>100-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 14.12; 9. Landry Heimes (CC) 20.06.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 47.47.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Wausa 51.78; 5. Cedar Catholic (Brynn Bernecker, Landry Heimes, Evie Freeman, Shayla Heine) 52.93.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Stanton 4:25.79; 4. Cedar Catholic (Brynn Bernecker, Mara Bernecker, Evie Freeman, Madison Eickhoff) 4:34.52.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Norfolk Catholic 10:55.15.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Mackenzie Suhr (WAU) 5-02; 4. Calley Stewart (CC) J4-10; 15. Landry Heimes (CC) J4-04; 16. Isabel Rolfes (CC) J4-04.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Addyson Ostermeyer (CRO) 9-09; 7. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 7-09; 8. Danielle Eickhoff (CC) 7-03.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Paiton Craig (NC) 16-07.25.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Hudsyn Stout (CRO) 35-02.75; 3. Calley Stewart (CC) 33-05.50.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Seanna Pinkelman (CRO) 38-03; 20. Elsie Haahr (CC) 28-07.50.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Kylie Dvorak (PIE) 136-06.50; 35. Evie Freeman (CC) 57-08.50; 37. Elsie Haahr (CC) 57-07.</p><p><strong>LCC INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results: </strong>1. Cedar Catholic 136; 2. Archbishop Bergan 74; 3. Yutan 68; 4. Ponca 65; 5. LCC 43; 6. Creighton 41; 7. Tri County Northeast 28; 8. Winside 18; 8. Wynot 18; 8. Lutheran High Northeast 17.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results </strong>(1st Place and Cedar Catholic/Wynot performances):&nbsp;</p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Drey Puppe (LCC) 11.22; 2. Cooper Hochstein (CC) 11.49; 4. Brady Hochstein (CC) 11.77; 6. Micah Cattau (CC) 11.78; 7. Braylon Hans (WYN) 11.86; 11. Booker Hochstein (CC) 12.05; 12. Lane Heimes (WYN) 12.07; 19. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 12.55; 25. Donnie Schulte (CC) 12.80.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Otto Henkel (YUT) 23.69; 3. Brady Hochstein (CC) 24.15; 5. Myle Baller (CC) 24.80; 8. Braylon Hans (WYN) 24.95; 16. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 25.70; 22. Kreyton Koch (WYN) 27.13; 28. Blake Klug (WYN) 30.29.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Cooper Hochstein (CC) 51.29; 4. Lane Heimes (WYN) 55.79; 7. Myles Baller (CC) 56.16; 11. Landon Rutar (CC) 57.31; 16. Kreyton Koch (WYN) 59.89; 19. Donnie Schulte (CC) 1:00.88; 23. Trey Gowery (WYN) 1:07.57.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Kole Krusemark (PON) 2:06.41; 7. Brayden Fischer (CC) 2:19.09; 14. Trey Gowery (WYN) 2:35.46.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Conner Rohrer (CRE) 4:41.53; 2. Joe Bowen (CC) 5:07.52; 3. Jeffrey Heine (CC) 5:11.49.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Gannon Pfister (PON) 10:56.63; 6. Joe Bowen (CC) 11:49.92; 8. Jeffrey Heine (CC) 12:23.60; 12. Bentley Guenther (WYN) 14:02.35.</p><p><strong>110-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Drey Puppe (LCC) 14.49; 2. Nolan Heimes (CC) 16.22; 7. Blake Bensen (CC) 20.29.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Drey Puppe (LCC) 42.09; 2. Nolan Heimes (CC) 43.61; 5. Wyatt Nelson (WYN) 46.53; 7. Blake Bensen (CC) 50.27.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Cedar Catholic (Cooper Hochstein, Mason Baller, Booker Hochstein, Micah Cattau) 44.06; 5. Cedar Catholic JV (Hudson Whitmire, Grady Haberer, Keaton Keiser, Nate Arens) 49.11.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Cedar Catholic (Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 3:28.60; 5. Wynot (Braylon Hans, Wyatt Nelson, Kreyton Koch, Lane Heimes) 3:53.62.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Ponca 8:29.19; 2. Cedar Catholic (Hunter Kuchta, Joe Bowen, Kighter Wortmann, Mason Baller) 8:31.34.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Owen Doerr (CRE) 52-07; 3. Jared Rutar (CC) 48-01; 4. Graham Potts (CC) 47-00; 11. Rylen Fischer (CC) 40-04; 12. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 39-06; 14. Will Steffen (CC) 39-01; 25. Naye Arens (CC) 32-11; 32. Blake Klug (WYN) 31-09.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Peyton Reed (YUT) 162-06; 2. Jared Rutar (CC) 152.01; 4. Graham Potts (CC) 143-05; 7. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 133-00; 15. Rylen Fischer (CC) 101-06; 17. Grady Haberer (CC) 100-02; 19. Brayden Fischer (CC) 96-07; 25. Blake Klug (WYN) 90-08.</p><p><strong>High Jump: </strong>1. Lane Heimes (WYN) 6-04; 14. Blake Bensen (CC) 5-00.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault: </strong>1. Otto Henkel (YUT) 12-06; 3. Micah Cattau (CC) 12-00; 6. Keaton Keiser (CC) 10-06.</p><p><strong>Long Jump: </strong>1. Ryan Maguire (YUT) 21-05.50; 5. Brady Kuchta (CC) 19-11; 7. Easton Hochstein (CC) 18-11.75; 8. Bodie Hochstein (CC) 18-11.25; 10. Braylon Hans (WYN) 18-05.75; 14. Wyatt Nelson (WYN) 17-08; 16. Kreyton Koch (WYN) 17-06.50.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump: </strong>1. Easton Hochstein (CC) 41-05; 3. Landon Rutar (CC) 38-04.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results: </strong>1. LCC 96; 2. Yutan 92; 3. Ponca 74; 4. Cedar Catholic 56; 5. Archbishop Bergan 48; 6. Winside 41; 7. Lutheran High Northeast 32; 8. Creighton 27; 9. Tri County Northeast 26; 10. Randolph 23; 11. Wynot 12.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results </strong>(1st Place and Cedar Catholic/Wynot performances):&nbsp;</p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 12.11; 9. Shayla Heine (CC) 13.52; 15. Evie Freeman (CC) 14.06; 20. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 14.77; 26. Danielle Eickhoff (CC) 15.23.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Molly Besch (YUT) 25.74; 13. Mara Bernecker (CC) 29.99; 27. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 33.71.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash: </strong>1. Claire Meyer (CRE) 1:00.81.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run: </strong>1. Carlie Kvols (LCC) 2:26.74; 4. Brynn Bernecker (CC) 2:36.87; 5. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 2:40.01; 13. Jacy Nelson (WYN) 3:04.94.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run: </strong>1. Faith Galvin (LCC) 5:39.54; 10. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 6:26.11; 11. Jacy Nelson (WYN) 6:28.64; 13. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 6:46.37.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run: </strong>1. Ava Brennan (PON) 12:20.57.</p><p><strong>100-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 14.65; 15. Landry Heimes (CC) 20.14.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles: </strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 44.71; 11. Landry Heimes (CC) 54.23.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Yutan 50.65; 5. Cedar Catholic (Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Shayla Heine, Mara Bernecker) 53.61.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay: </strong>1. LCC (Boston Brown, Kate Tasler, Carlie Kvols, Tae Settje) 4:11.65; 5. Cedar Catholic (Brynn Bernecker, Mara Bernecker, Madison Eickhoff, Evie Freeman) 4:36.36.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay: </strong>1. Ponca 10:06.64.</p><p><strong>Shot Put: </strong>1. Hadleigh Schutt (WIN) 38-06; 5. Elsie Haahr (CC) 28-03.</p><p><strong>Discus: </strong>1. Elsie Keller (PON) 122-08; 25. Evie Freeman (CC) 61-02; 26. Elise Haahr (CC) 59-07.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Backer sets two new RHS track standards at Trojan Invite]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/11976,backer-sets-two-new-rhs-track-standards-at-trojan-invite</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:00:22 -0500</pubDate><description>HARTINGTON — Randolph High School’s Abbey Backer turned in a record-setting performance for the ages last week, rewriting the Cardinals’ track and field record book in two events.Backer broke school r</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON — Randolph High School’s Abbey Backer turned in a record-setting performance for the ages last week, rewriting the Cardinals’ track and field record book in two events.</p><p>Backer broke school records in both the triple jump and long jump, a rare double that underscored her emergence as one of the area’s top field event athletes.</p><p>In the triple jump, Backer soared 34-06.5 to eclipse the previous mark of 34-05. She followed that with another standout effort in the long jump, reaching 16-05 to top the former record of 16-04.75.</p><p>Both records had stood for decades. The long jump mark of 16-04.75 was set in 1979 by Kelly Lackas, while the triple jump record had been on the books since 2001, when Sheila Korth established the previous standard.</p><p>“Abbey’s drive to improve has been incredible,” Randolph coach Keri Severson said.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Wildcats sixth at LCC Invite]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/11947,wildcats-sixth-at-lcc-invite</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:00:02 -0500</pubDate><description>LAUREL — The Hartington-Newcastle golf team traveled down to Cedarview Country Club April 16 for the Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Invitational golf tournament and came away in sixth place in the team sta</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>LAUREL — The Hartington-Newcastle golf team traveled down to Cedarview Country Club April 16 for the Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Invitational golf tournament and came away in sixth place in the team standings for the day.</p><p>“Coach Kneifl and myself felt like our kids took a step forward at this meet,” said Wildcat co-coach Mike Johnson. “Overall we played fairly well. We will continue to work on our short games and becoming more consistent around the greens.”</p><p>Cedar Catholic won the team title after carding a 324, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge was second at 347 and Ponca was third with a 353.</p><p>The Wildcats posted a 362. Kayne Gratzfeld finished one stroke out of the medals firing an 85 for 12th place with teammate Carter Kelly just a shot back at 86.</p><p>Austin Sudbeck recorded a 94 for 40th place, Lincoln Grutsch shot a 97 for 44th and Grady Lammers came in with a 98 which placed him 47th.</p><p>“Right now the area we need to improve the most on is our approach shots,” Johnson said. “We’re not hitting a lot of greens in regulation right now, if we can improve on that we can make that next step as a team.”</p><p>The Wildcats are set to return to the course at the Osmond Invitational at Rolling Hills Golf Club on April 25 then play in the Cedar Catholic Invitational on April 28.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Rutar sets Cedar Catholic throwing record]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/11950,rutar-sets-cedar-catholic-throwing-record</link>
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                        <title>Rutar sets Cedar Catholic throwing record</title>
                        <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/11950,rutar-sets-cedar-catholic-throwing-record</link>
                    </image><description>HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic senior Jared Rutar is saving his best for last as his high school career is winding down.Rutar eclipsed the previous school record in the discus of 163-, 06 set by Jaxson B</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic senior Jared Rutar is saving his best for last as his high school career is winding down.</p><p>Rutar eclipsed the previous school record in the discus of 163-, 06 set by Jaxson Bernecker.</p><p>He let loose on a heave of 17002 and is possibly soon to break his own record.</p><p>“When I let go of it, it definitely didn’t feel like I imagined, a record breaking throw to feel like,” said Rutar. “To be honest it felt like all of my other throws. Granted I was breaking the record in warm ups and all I had to do was transfer it to actual competition.”</p><p>Seeing Bernecker get the record has been driving Rutar.</p><p>“Ever since I saw Jaxson break it, I knew I wanted it for myself,” he said. “As I kept practicing I held myself to it and now that I have it under my belt, my goal is to improve each and every meet until I’m at my very best.”</p><p>His coach noticed the effort. “He’s really been working hard to get it,” said Cedar Catholic coach Blair Kalin. “That was definitely his goal, I think he can improve it given the right day.”</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Cedar claims LCC golf title]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/11948,cedar-claims-lcc-golf-title</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>LAUREL - The Cedar Catholic golf team is coming around at just the right time as the golf season is winding down.The Trojans took the Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Invitational at Cedarview Country Club A</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>LAUREL - The Cedar Catholic golf team is coming around at just the right time as the golf season is winding down.</p><p>The Trojans took the Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Invitational at Cedarview Country Club April 16 after carding a team total of 324 which was 23 strokes in front of runner-up LCC at 347.</p><p>Ponca was third with a 353 and Elkhorn Valley was one shot back at 354 for fourth.</p><p>It took an extra hole to decide the individual medalist and two players in the playoff were Trojans.</p><p>Mav Heine and Memphis Ulrich were tied with Tekamah-Herman’s Brody Haag after all three shot a 78 over 18 holes. Heine won the playoff hole to take the top honors, Haag finished second and Ulrich wound up third.</p><p>Cedar’s Landyn Keiser also brought home some hardware finishing sixth after firing an 81.</p><p>Toby Heine and Langston Christensen each carded an 87 to round out the Trojan scoring.</p><p>Cedar Catholic will continue its season on the road at the O’Neill Invitational on April 23, the Osmond Invite at Rolling Hills Golf Club on April 25 and a home triangular on April 27.“We definitely are not at peak potential yet,” said Kuehn. “But I’m happy with our progress thus far.”</p><p><strong>LCC GOLF INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Team Results:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic 324;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge 347;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Ponca 353;</p><p>&nbsp;4. Elkhorn Valley 354;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Wayne 357;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Hartington-Newcastle 362;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Crofton 362;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Winnebago 363;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Pierce 372;&nbsp;</p><p>10. Randolph 378;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Wakefield 407;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Tri County Northeast 410;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Tekamah-Herman 417;&nbsp;</p><p>14. Homer 428;&nbsp;</p><p>15. LCC JV NTS;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Osmond NTS.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Individual Results (Top 10 and Cedar Catholic/ Hartington-Newcastle scores):&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Mav Heine (CC) 78;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Brody Haag (T-H) 78;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Memphis Ulrich (CC) 78;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Landon Uthof (PON) 80;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Jacob Birkley (WAK) 80;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Landyn Keiser (CC) 81;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Dylan Jensen (WAY) 82;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Gerry Earth (WINN) 83;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Max Schaffer (EV) 83;&nbsp;</p><p>10. James Recob (LCC) 84;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Kayne Gratzfeld (H-N) 85;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Carter Kelly (H-N) 86;&nbsp;</p><p>21. Toby Heine (CC) 87;&nbsp;</p><p>22. Langston Christensen (CC) 87;&nbsp;</p><p>40. Austin Sudbeck (H-N) 94;&nbsp;</p><p>44. Lincoln Grutsch (H-N) 97;&nbsp;</p><p>47. Grady Lammers (H-N) 98.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[‘Cats earned runner-up honors]]></title>
            <link>https://www.hartington.net/article/11949,cats-earned-runner-up-honors</link>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>HARTINGTON — Hartington-Newcastle turned in a strong showing on Cedar Catholic’s home track, finishing second in the boys standings at the Trojan Invitational on April 14 behind a day highlighted by f</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON — Hartington-Newcastle turned in a strong showing on Cedar Catholic’s home track, finishing second in the boys standings at the Trojan Invitational on April 14 behind a day highlighted by five first-place finishes.</p><p>The Wildcats piled up 104 points, trailing only host Cedar Catholic, which won the team title with 155. On the girls side, the Lady Wildcats finished seventh with 34 points, while Cedar Catholic claimed the championship with 110, followed by Wausa.</p><p>Leading the way for the Wildcats was sprinter Will Feilmeier, who put together one of the top individual performances of the meet. Feilmeier swept the sprints, winning the 100-meter dash in a personal-record time of 11.09 and taking the 200 in 23.23. He also anchored the gold-medal 400-meter relay team.</p><p>“I really felt good here today,” Feilmeier said. “I P.R.’ed in the 100 and won the 200 and we got it done in the relay, so I’m pretty happy. It felt good.”</p><p>Feilmeier teamed with Colter Feilmeier, Mason Krause and Aiden Walter to win the 400 relay in 45.30 giving the Wildcats another key boost in the team race.</p><p>Krause added to the Wildcats’ gold-medal haul in the field events, winning the long jump with a leap of 21-1.5. He also placed third in the triple jump, finishing just behind teammate Maximus McCray, who took second with a jump of 44-7.5. Krause recorded a best of 42-4, while McCray also contributed with a sixth-place finish in the 400 (58.59).</p><p>Walter added a fifth-place finish in the 200, while the Wildcats picked up valuable points across multiple events. Ty Opfer and Jason Heimes placed second and fifth in the pole vault, and Cameron Carl was fourth in the 110-meter hurdles while also taking sixth in the high jump. Brayden Lammers finished just ahead of Carl in the high jump standings, and Aidan Anderson added a sixthplace effort in the 3,200.</p><p>Distance runner Isaac Santiago delivered a strong double, placing second in the 1,600 in 5:03.86 and third in the 800 in 2:15.70.</p><p>The Wildcats also scored well in the relays. The 1,600-meter relay team of Walter, Trevon Hopping, Nathan Heimes and Opfer placed third in 3:55.49, while the 3,200 relay team of Lammers, Dylan Heikes, Gabriel Reyes and Christopher Kneifl finished fourth in 10:26.86.</p><p>On the girls side, Vayda Lippert paced the Lady Wildcats with a victory in the 3,200, crossing the line in 13:38.39. She also placed third in the 400 (1:02.57) and sixth in the 100 (13.44), accounting for a large share of the team’s points.</p><p>Ella Eickhoff added a strong all-around performance, placing third in the pole vault, fourth in the 300 hurdles and fifth in the 100 hurdles. Jade Ford placed fifth in the triple jump, and Karissa Bruning was sixth in the shot put.</p><p>Hartington-Newcastle returned to action Monday, hosting its own invitational. The Wildcats are scheduled to compete at the Summerland Invitational on April 28, followed by the Norfolk Classic on April 30.</p> ]]></content:encoded>
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            <title><![CDATA[Cedar sweeps track invitational]]></title>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0500</pubDate><description>HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic turned in a dominant performance on its home track, sweeping both the boys and girls titles at the Cedar Catholic Invitational held April 14 at the Hartington Community Com</description>
            <content:encoded><![CDATA[ <p>HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic turned in a dominant performance on its home track, sweeping both the boys and girls titles at the Cedar Catholic Invitational held April 14 at the Hartington Community Complex.</p><p>The Trojans rolled to the boys team title with 155 points, easily outdistancing Hartington-Newcastle’s 104. On the girls side, the Lady Trojans totaled 110 points, finishing 18 points ahead of runner-up Wausa.</p><p>Cedar’s boys were powered by multiple individual champions and strong relay efforts. Kighter Wortmann led a 1-2-5 finish in the 800-meter run, winning in 2:01.93. Hunter Kuchta was second in 2:05.97 and Brayden Fischer placed fifth in 2:18.69.</p><p>Nolan Heimes swept the hurdles, winning the 110-meter highs in 15.77 seconds and the 300 hurdles in 43.54. Joe Bowen captured the 3,200-meter run in 11:13.17 and added a fourthplace finish in the 1,600, while teammate Jeff Heine was third in the 3,200 and sixth in the 1,600.</p><p>In the field events, Jared Rutar claimed gold in the discus with a throw of 161-11. Sam Wiebelhaus was third (137-08) and Graham Potts sixth (131-09). Rutar and Potts also added points in the shot put, finishing second and third, respectively.</p><p>Mason Baller recorded runner-up finishes in both the 100 (11.32) and 200 (23.54), while Myles Baller was second in the 400 in 56.85. Micah Cattau placed third in the pole vault (11-02) and Keaton Keiser was sixth (10-02).</p><p>The Trojans also found success in the relays. The 1,600-meter relay team of Mason Baller, Kuchta, Wortmann and Cooper Hochstein won in 3:36.61, while the 3,200 relay team of Kuchta, Bowen, Wortmann and Cooper Hochstein took first in 8:29.01.</p><p>On the girls side, Anisten Wortmann delivered a standout performance, winning four individual titles. She swept the hurdles with victories in the 100 (14.46) and 300 (45.56), and also claimed gold in the 100 (12.18) and 200 (25.22).</p><p>Brynn Bernecker added a win in the 800 (2:40.41), with Madison Eickhoff placing third in 2:47.42. Eickhoff and Isabel Rolfes went 1-2 in the 1,600, finishing just over two seconds apart.</p><p>In the field events, Calley Stewart placed second in the triple jump (34-01) and fourth in the high jump (4-10). Shayla Heine was third in the triple jump, finishing just a half-inch behind Stewart.</p><p>Danielle Eickhoff and Kinleigh Kramer tied in the pole vault at 7-08, finishing fifth and sixth with Eickhoff placing higher on fewer misses.</p><p>Cedar also scored in the relays, with the 1,600 team of Brynn Bernecker, Mara Bernecker, Evie Freeman and Madison Eickhoff placing second in 4:34.84. The 400 relay team of Freeman, the Bernecker sisters and Heine finished third in 54.50.</p><p>“I was kind of nervous in the beginning, but once the first lap was done it felt good the rest of the way,” said Eickhoff. “I really like the 1,600, if you would have asked me last year I definitely would have said the 800, but the 1,600 is kind of new to me. I like to do new things, I like the challenge.”</p><p>Cedar Catholic took part in the LCC meet Tuesday. The Trojans will also travel to Pierce on April 23 and to the Ponca Invitational on April 28.</p><p><strong>TROJAN INVITATIONAL&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>Boys Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic 155;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Hartington-Newcastle 104;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Crofton 72.5;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Wausa 51;</p><p>5. Creighton 49;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Tri County Northeast 39;</p><p>7. Wynot 24;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Randolph 17;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Crofton JV 10;&nbsp;</p><p>10. Cedar Catholic JV 4.5.</p><p><strong>Boys Individual Results</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Will Feilmeier (HN) 11.09;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Mason Baller (CC) 11.32;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Braylon Hans (WYN) 11.78;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Booker Hochstein (CC) 11.86;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Aiden Walter (HN) 11.90;&nbsp;</p><p>10. Brady Hochstein (CC) 11.92;</p><p>11. Colter Feilmeier (H-N) 12.09;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Lane Heimes (WYN) 12.14;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 12.34;&nbsp;</p><p>18. Henry Folkers (H-N)</p><p>12.50; 20. Scout Heimes (H-N) 12.63;&nbsp;</p><p>21. Wyatt Nelson (WYN) 12.69;&nbsp;</p><p>23. Donnie Schulte (CC) 12.81.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Will Feilmeier (H-N) 23.23;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Mason Baller (CC) 23.54;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Aiden Walter (H-N) 24.42;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Braylon Hans (WYN) 24.87;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Mason Krause (H-N) 25.02;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Myles Baller (CC) 25.16;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Scout Heimes (H-N) 25.79;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Henry Folkers (H-N) 26.18;</p><p>21. Hudson Whitmire (CC) 27.06;&nbsp;</p><p>25. Blake Klug (WYN) 30.66 .</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Breckin Jansen (CRO) 56.65;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Myles Baller (CC) 56.85;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Lane Heimes (WYN) 57.73;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Maximus Mc-Cray (H-N) 58.59;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Landon Rutar (CC) 59.52;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Jason Heimes (H-N) 1:01.36;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Cameron Carl (H-N) 1:01.81;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Donnie Schulte (CC) 1:03.03;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Wyatt Clark (H-N) 1:07.44;&nbsp;</p><p>16. Cody Edwards (H-N) 1:11.77.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Kighter Wortmann (CC) 2:01.93; Hunter Kuchta (CC) 2:05.97;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Isaac Santiago (H-N) 2:15.70;</p><p>&nbsp;5. Brayden Fischer (CC) 2:16.69;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Gabe Sovereign (H-N) 2:21.36;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Trevon Hopping (H-N) 2:26.41;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Logan Kneifl (H-N) 2:32.42;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Trey Gowery (WYN) 2:37.88;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 2:46.68.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Conner Rohrer (CRE) 4:50.63;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Isaac Santiago (H-N) 5:03.86;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Joe Bowen (CC) 5:11.88;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Jeff Heine (CC) 5:17.54;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Gabe Sovereign (H-N) 5:30.96;</p><p>9. Aidan Anderson (H-N) 5:31.17.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Joe Bowen (CC) 11:13.17;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Jeff Heine (CC) 12:12.28;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Bentley Guenther (WYN) 13:03.12;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Aidan Anderson (H-N) 13:38.30.</p><p><strong>110-Meter Hurdles:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Nolan Heimes (CC) 15.77;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Cameron Carl (H-N) 18.18;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Blake Bensen (CC) 19.86.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Nolan Heimes (CC) 43.54;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Wyatt Nelson (WYN) 46.86;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Nathan Heimes (H-N) 48.64;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Ty Opfer (H-N) 50.22,&nbsp;</p><p>11. Blake Bensen (CC) 51.13;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Gabriel Reyes (H-N) 53.48.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Hartington-Newcastle (Colter Feilmeier, Mason Krause, Aiden Walter, Will Feilmeier) 45.30;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Cedar Catholic (Hudson Whitmire, Grady Haberer, Keaton Keiser, Nate Arens) 49.93.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic (Mason Baller, Hunter Kuchta, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 3:36.61;</p><p>3. Hartington-Newcastle (Aiden Walter, Trevon Hopping, Nathan Heimes, ty Opfer) 3:55.49;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Wynot (Lane Heimes, Braylon Hans, Wyatt Nelson, Trey Gowery) 4:06.55.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic (Hunter Kuchta, Joe Bowen, Kighter Wortmann, Cooper Hochstein) 8:29.01;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Hartington-Newcastle (Brayden Lammers, Dylan Heikes, Gabriel Reyes, Christopher Kneifl) 10:26.86.</p><p><strong>Shot Put:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Owen Doerr (CRE) 53-01.50;</p><p>2. Jared Rutar (CC) 48-07;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Graham Potts (CC) 47-06;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 41-03.50;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Rylen Fischer (CC) 40-01;</p><p>10. Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 38-06;&nbsp;</p><p>14. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 35-02;&nbsp;</p><p>16. Marek Heimes (CC) 34-00;&nbsp;</p><p>17. Kyptin Collier (HN) 32-08;&nbsp;</p><p>19. Nate Arens (CC) 29-07.50;</p><p>20. Blake Klug (WYN) 29-06;&nbsp;</p><p>22. Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 27-01;&nbsp;</p><p>23. Owen Hart (H-N) 22-04.50.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Discus:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Jared Rutar (CC) 161-11;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Sam Wiebelhaus (CC) 137-08;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Graham Potts (CC) 131-09;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Rylen Fischer (CC) 125-03;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Grady Haberer (CC) 114-02;</p><p>10. Colton Cavanaugh (H-N) 108-09;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Brayden Fischer (CC) 96-00;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Christopher Kneifl (H-N) 93-08;&nbsp;</p><p>17. Blake Klug (WYN) 84-07;&nbsp;</p><p>18. Marek Heimes (CC) 83-06;&nbsp;</p><p>20. Axel Sudbeck (H-N) 73-07.</p><p><strong>High Jump:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Lane Heimes (WYN) 6-02;</p><p>5. Brayden Lammers (H-N) 5-10;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Cameron Carl (H-N) 5-06;&nbsp;</p><p>10. Ty Opfer (H-N) 5-04;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Blake Bensen;&nbsp;</p><p>17. Nolan Heimes (CC) 5-00.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Trey Tramp (CRO) 11-08;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Ty Opfer (H-N) 11-08;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Micah Cattau 11-02;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Jason Heimes (H-N) 11-02;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Keaton Keiser (CC) 10-02;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Trevon Hopping (HN) 9-08;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Logan Kneifl (H-N) 8-02.</p><p><strong>Long Jump:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Mason Krause (H-N) 21-01.50;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Brady Hochstein (CC) 20-09;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Easton Hochstein (CC) 19-05;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Braylon Hans (WYN) 19-03.50;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Nathan Heimes (H-N) 18-10.50;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Wyatt Nelson (WYN)</p><p>18-00; Colter Feilmeier (H-N) 17-04.50;&nbsp;</p><p>18. Wyatt Clark (H-N) 15-06.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Maximus McCray (H-N) 44-07.50;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Mason Krause (H-N) 42-04;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Easton Hochstein (CC) 41-06;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Landon Rutar (CC) 39-09;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Henry Folkers (H-N) 34-07;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Cody Edwards (H-N) 32-04.</p><p><strong>Girls Team Results</strong></p><p>1. Cedar Catholic 110;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Wausa 92;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Tri County Northeast 90;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Crofton 74;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Creighton 53;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Randolph 41;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Hartington- Newcastle 34;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Crofton JV 18;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Wynot 11.</p><p><strong>Girls Individual Results</strong></p><p><strong>100-Meter Dash:</strong></p><p><strong>&nbsp;</strong>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 12.13;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 13.44;</p><p>7. Tiara Sudbeck (WYN) 13.56;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Evie Freeman (CC) 13.60;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Shayla Heine (CC) 13.65;&nbsp;</p><p>15. Lainey Morten (H-N) 14.34.</p><p><strong>200-Meter Dash:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 25.22;&nbsp;</p><p>9. Lainey Morten (H-N) 29.48;</p><p>13. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 31.05;&nbsp;</p><p>17. Justyce Sohl (H-N) 32.87;&nbsp;</p><p>20. Abby Hart (H-N) 40.19;&nbsp;</p><p>21. Natalee Hart (H-N) 40.27.</p><p><strong>400-Meter Dash:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Reagan Gillilan (WAU) 59.87;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 1:02.57;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Tiara Sudbeck (WYN) 1:05.16;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 1:07.58;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Mara Bernecker (CC) 1:08.35;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Nora Lange (H-N) 1:16.24.</p><p><strong>800-Meter Run:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Brynn Bernecker (CC) 2:40.41;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 2:47.42;</p><p>8. Jacy Nelson (WYN) 2:57.49;&nbsp;</p><p>10. Kendra Schmit (CC) 3:00.81;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Jaden Opfer (H-N) 3:04.85;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Addison Sharpe (WYN) 3:07.53;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Kloe Fischer (H-N) 3:12.17.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Run:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Madison Eickhoff (CC) 6:17.09;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 6:19.13;</p><p>7. Jacy Nelson (WYN) 6:53.09.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Run:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Vayda Lippert (H-N) 13:38.39.</p><p><strong>100-Meter Hurdles:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 14.46;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 19.51;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Landry Heimes (CC) 20.29.</p><p><strong>300-Meter Hurdles:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Anisten Wortmann (CC) 45.56;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Ella Eickhoff (H-N).</p><p><strong>400-Meter Relay:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Tri County NE 52.27;</p><p>3. Cedar Catholic (Evie Freeman, Brynn Bernecker, Mara Bernecker, Shayla Heine) 54.50;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Hartington-Newcastle (Jaden Opfer, Lainey Morten, Kloe Fischer, Nora Lange) 56.61.</p><p><strong>1,600-Meter Relay:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Wausa 4:28.96;&nbsp;</p><p>2. Cedar Catholic (Brynn Bernecker, Mara Bernecker, Evie Freeman, Madison Eickhoff) 4:34.84.</p><p><strong>3,200-Meter Relay:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Crofton 10:31.03.</p><p><strong>Shot Put:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Seanna Pinkelman (CRO) 39-02.50;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Karissa Bruning (H-N) 30-03;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Kora Kneifl (H-N) 29-06;&nbsp;</p><p>13. Elsie Haahr (CC) 25-09;&nbsp;</p><p>18. Hadley Grutsch (H-N) 23-08;&nbsp;</p><p>20. Natalee Hart (H-N) 20-09.</p><p><strong>Discus:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Tierney Alexander (WAU) 108-03;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Kora Kneifl (H-N) 74-09;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Hadley Grutsch (H-N) 74-01;</p><p>&nbsp;14. Karissa Bruning (H-N) 69-00;&nbsp;</p><p>16. Nora Lange 65-01;&nbsp;</p><p>17. Elsie Haahr (CC) 64-08;&nbsp;</p><p>19. Evie Freeman (CC) 61-06;&nbsp;</p><p>21. Natalee Hart (H-N) 53-11.</p><p><strong>High Jump:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Mackenzie Suhr (WAU) 5-04;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Maleah Heimes 5-00;</p><p>&nbsp;4. Calley Stewart (CC) 4-10;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Isabel Rolfes (CC) 4-06;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Landry Heimes (CC) 4-04.</p><p><strong>Pole Vault:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Addison Ostermeyer (CRO)</p><p>10-00; 3. Ella Eickhoff (H-N) 8-02;&nbsp;</p><p>5. Danielle Eickhoff (CC) 7-08;&nbsp;</p><p>6. Kinleigh Kramer (CC) 7-08;&nbsp;</p><p>11. Jaden Opfer (H-N) 6-02.</p><p><strong>Long Jump:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Abbey Backer (RAN) 16-05;&nbsp;</p><p>4. Tiara Sudbeck (WYN) 15-06;&nbsp;</p><p>7. Jade Ford (H-N) 15-01;&nbsp;</p><p>8. Ella Eickhoff (HN) 15-00;&nbsp;</p><p>12. Kloe Fischer (H-N) 14-03.</p><p><strong>Triple Jump:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>1. Abbey Backer (RAN) 34-06.50;</p><p>&nbsp;2. Calley Stewart (CC) 34-01;&nbsp;</p><p>3. Shayla Heine (CC) 34-00.50;&nbsp;</p><p>5. 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