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Raymond Central came in fourth overall with 58 points were the Mustangs girls while the boys took sixth place with 41 points scored at their home invite.
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Focusing on the process and what the athletes need to do for the good of the team has been a key component for success for Neumann track and field.
LINCOLN- Vying for a shot at the state meet, is what every sports team is shooting for come season end.
Though both finished outside the top five, the Bishop Neumann and Wahoo Boys Golf Teams had good days leading up to their district meets at the Waverly Invite.
OSCEOLA- In make-or-break time, Eva Georgoulopoulos and Addison O’Brien, of Mead, came up clutch at the D-2 District Track Meet at Osceola on May 8. The duo earned multiple district
The Warriors didn’t back down and showed their grit, getting second place with 80 points scored.
What better way than to cap off your high school athletic career with a trip to the state competition? Isaac Carson of Ashland-Greenwood would probably tell you no other way.
DAVID CITY- This season Cedar Bluffs made the jump from Class D to C in track and field. With that move, the Wildcats were up against tougher competition as they
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