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5.	11	Ellis Livingston		11.76 Gordon-Rushville	

6.	11	Slade Hopkins		11.81 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

1.	12	Kyland Fuller		23.00 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

4.	11	Slade Hopkins		23.83 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

2.	12	Kyland Fuller		50.77 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

3.	11	Jace Freeseman		52.15 Gordon-Rushville	

4.	10	Myles Wilson		4:55.90 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

3.	11	Elijah Conley		11:52.33 Bridgeport	

110m Hurdles - 39" Varsity - Finals

4.	11	Aydon McDonald		15.97 Gordon-Rushville	

6.	9	Cooper Smith		18.20 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

300m Hurdles - 36" Varsity - Finals

4.	11	Aydon McDonald		43.36 Gordon-Rushville	

4.	11	Boyd Oliver		41' 1.75	Lingle-Fort Laramie	

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Boys Results: T&F Mitchell Invite

6.	11	Maddy Saul		28.46 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

1.	12	Skylar Edmund		1:03.05Sioux County	

2.	10	Haley Johnson		2:32.35 Gordon-Rushville	

4.	10	Britney Klein		2:36.66 Sioux County	

2.	10	Tyrah American Horse		5:49.51 Gordon-Rushville	

5.	10	Britney Klein		6:11.06 Sioux County	

4.	12	Madison Petersen		13:50.56Gordon-Rushville	

5.	9	Madison Ribble		13:52.26 Bridgeport	

6.	9	Rylie Barker		14:00.16 Gordon-Rushville	

100m Hurdles - 33" Varsity - Finals

5.	9	Jada Kaufman		18.01 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

6.	11	Emma Walker		18.15 SR	Lingle-Fort Laramie	

300m Hurdles - 30" Varsity - Finals

6.	9	Grace Gibson		53.68 Lingle-Fort Laramie	

1.	10	McKinley Grover		33' 11&nbsp; Gordon-Rushville	

2.	11	Caitlyn Blackstone		32' 10	Mitchell	

4.	12	Hannah Wasserburger		31' 6&nbsp; Crawford	

5.	12	Hayley Blackstone		31' 4.5	Mitchell	

6.	11	Sophie Wess		30' 7.5&nbsp; Chadron	

1.	10	McKinley Grover		117' 11&nbsp; Gordon-Rushville	

4.	10	Izzy Spears		88' 0	Lingle-Fort Laramie	

5.	10	Isabell Gomez		86' 10&nbsp; Hemingford	

6.	11	Caitlyn Blackstone		84' 8 SR	Mitchell	

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T&F Mitchell Invite: Girls Results

DENVER (AP) — C.J. Cron drilled a two-run homer on an afternoon when the whipping wind made flyballs an adventure, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-4 to give Bud Black his 1,000th win as a major league manager. Black becomes the 66th skipper to reach the milestone. He improved to 351-360 with Colorado after going 649-713 with the San Diego Padres. Wind gusts up to 40 mph at Coors Field sent napkins and hot-dog wrappers floating through the stands. The Rockies took two of three for their first home series win over the Dodgers since August 2018.

DENVER (AP) — C.J. Cron drilled a two-run homer on an afternoon when the whipping wind made flyballs an adventure, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-4 to give Bud Black his 1,000th win as a major league manager. Black becomes the 66th skipper to reach the milestone. He improved to 351-360 with Colorado after going 649-713 with the San Diego Padres. Wind gusts up to 40 mph at Coors Field sent napkins and hot-dog wrappers floating through the stands. The Rockies took two of three for their first home series win over the Dodgers since August 2018.

Rockies top Dodgers to win season's opening series

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POST PODCAST: Catching Up with SkyView Golf Administrator Jerad Palmer

BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director

There's a trio of Chadron State football freshman that are emerging as leaders and success stories early in their college careers both on and off the field.

BJ Kynard, Jamal Browder and Saxon Wright were all honored with Rising Sophomores awards this week in a special evening event held on campus that recognizes freshman across all academic departments for their achievements.&nbsp;

Kynard is a defensive back from Birmingham, Alabama and was honored with the Resident Hall Citizen of the Year Award, which recognizes a student for service to their dorm floor.&nbsp; One example cited at the banquet was an instance where Kynard helped another student carry a large amount of groceries to her room after the bags ripped.

On the field this spring he's competing for a spot with the defensive backs.&nbsp; He played in eight games, making nine tackles his freshman season last fall.

Saxon Wright was honored with the Student Leader of the Year Award for his zest for life, commitment to CSC and community service.&nbsp; He accumulated over 100 hours of community service projects and is quickly becoming one of the top playmakers on the Chadron State defense.&nbsp; You can learn more and listen to Saxon in my interview with him on this week's <a href="https://panhandlepost.com/posts/752e6d5b-9b9a-4d23-ba69-0e447aaeac35">Chadron State Sports Journal, which can be found on the podcast page.</a>

Browder was nominated for several awards and took home the Excellence in The Advancement of Social Justice Award.&nbsp; Browder hosts group meetings to discuss social justice issues and changes they'd like to see in the community.&nbsp; They also focus on how they can follow in the footsteps of great civil rights leaders and help educate citizens more on their point of view as black men in Chadron.

Browder engages with his football coaches on the team's culture and education regarding those issues and has developed into a stronger leader since arriving from Florida last fall.

On the football field Browder is an electric wide receiver with excellent speed and the ability to break big plays downfield.&nbsp; &nbsp;He averaged over 22 yards per catch in eight games last fall, and scored a pair of touchdowns. He's competing for more snaps in the wide receiver group this spring with the potential to break out for a huge sophomore season in the fall.

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director There's a trio of Chadron State football freshman that are emerging as leaders and success stories early in their college careers both on and off the field.BJ Kynard, Jamal Browder and Saxon Wright were all honored with Rising Sophomores awards this week in a special evening event held on campus that recognizes freshman across all academic departments for their achievements.&nbsp;Kynard is a defensive back from Birmingham, Alabama and was honored with the Resident Hall Citizen of the Year Award, which recognizes a student for service to their dorm floor.&nbsp; One example cited at the banquet was an instance where Kynard helped another student carry a large amount of groceries to her room after the bags ripped.On the field this spring he's competing for a spot with the defensive backs.&nbsp; He played in eight games, making nine tackles his freshman season last fall.Saxon Wright was honored with the Student Leader of the Year Award for his zest for life, commitment to CSC and community service.&nbsp; He accumulated over 100 hours of community service projects and is quickly becoming one of the top playmakers on the Chadron State defense.&nbsp; You can learn more and listen to Saxon in my interview with him on this week's <a href="https://panhandlepost.com/posts/752e6d5b-9b9a-4d23-ba69-0e447aaeac35">Chadron State Sports Journal, which can be found on the podcast page.</a>Browder was nominated for several awards and took home the Excellence in The Advancement of Social Justice Award.&nbsp; Browder hosts group meetings to discuss social justice issues and changes they'd like to see in the community.&nbsp; They also focus on how they can follow in the footsteps of great civil rights leaders and help educate citizens more on their point of view as black men in Chadron.Browder engages with his football coaches on the team's culture and education regarding those issues and has developed into a stronger leader since arriving from Florida last fall.On the football field Browder is an electric wide receiver with excellent speed and the ability to break big plays downfield.&nbsp; &nbsp;He averaged over 22 yards per catch in eight games last fall, and scored a pair of touchdowns. He's competing for more snaps in the wide receiver group this spring with the potential to break out for a huge sophomore season in the fall.

Eagle football players recognized on Rising Sophomores award night

Chadron State freshman Saxon Wright is among a really talented young group of linebackers preparing for next season through spring practice.  He's also the recipient of a Rising Sophomore award for his leadership and community service.  Voice of the Eagles Dave Collins visits with Saxon on this week's show!

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🔊 PODCAST: CSC Sports Journal - Eagle Linebacker & Rising Sophomore Saxon Wright

BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director

ED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2

2.	12	Jordan Jablonski		13.46 Chase County	

3.	12	Makayla Kirchner		1:02.06 Ogallala	

400 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals

5.	10	Eideann Tuttle		68.0&nbsp; Ogallala	

5.	9	Landree McNair		6:00.39 Chase County	

5.	11	Joee Clevenger		17.68 Chase County	

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports DirectorED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2GIRLS TEAM SCORES1.	Chase County	1322.	Sidney	723.	Alliance	704.	Ogallala	69.754.	Chadron	69.756.	Gothenburg	59.757.	Cozad	34.758.	Mitchell	19100 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Makaia Baker		13.01 Cozad	2.	12	Jordan Jablonski		13.46 Chase County	3.	9	Josie Sanders		13.56 Alliance	4.	10	Payton Schrotburger		13.72 Sidney	5.	12	Amauri Browning		13.84 Alliance	6.	9	Kayla Westby		13.85 Sidney	200 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Makaia Baker		26.35 Cozad	2.	12	Makayla Kirchner		26.42 Ogallala	3.	11	Gabrielle Fortner		26.88 Sidney	4.	10	Karsyn Leeling		27.54 Sidney	5.	9	Kayel Lambert		27.67 Alliance	6.	11	Ali McNair		28.08 Chase County	400 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	11	Bryn McNair		58.26 Chase County	2.	10	Makaia Baker		1:01.89 Cozad	3.	12	Makayla Kirchner		1:02.06 Ogallala	4.	12	Riley Lawrence		1:04.60 Alliance	5.	10	Eideann Tuttle		1:04.63 Ogallala	6.	11	Micaiah Fuller		1:05.65 Chadron<figure>
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 </figure>400 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals5.	10	Kyra Skiles		67.7&nbsp; Ogallala	5.	10	Eideann Tuttle		68.0&nbsp; Ogallala	5.	11	Tayden Kirchner		68.2	Ogallala	10	Makaia Baker		68.76	Cozad	5.	12	Makayla Kirchner		69.7	Ogallala	10	Kelseigh Romero		69.96&nbsp; Cozad	11	Megan Dyer		71.92&nbsp; Cozad	10	Taylor Howell		73.75	Cozad	800 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	11	Bryn McNair		2:23.36 Chase County	2.	9	Macey Seebohm		2:27.18 Alliance	3.	12	Lydia Peters		2:37.59 Sidney	4.	11	Ellarey Harm		2:38.08 Gothenburg	5.	9	Olivia Spady		2:38.30 Chase County	6.	9	Taegan Bach		2:39.36 Chadron	1600 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Lindee Henning		5:43.31 Ogallala	2.	12	Lucy Spady		5:46.89 Chase County	3.	10	Kyndall Carnahan		5:54.45 Chadron	4.	10	Lauren Henning		5:59.72 Ogallala	5.	9	Landree McNair		6:00.39 Chase County	6.	12	Mikayla Seebohm		6:03.67 Alliance	3200 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Lindee Henning		12:03.93 Ogallala	2.	12	Lucy Spady		12:40.97 Chase County	3.	10	Lauren Henning		12:56.05 Ogallala	4.	11	Rheo Dykstra		13:29.46 Sidney	5.	9	Avery Salomon		13:54.43 Gothenburg	6.	10	Jenju Peters		14:02.59 Sidney	100m Hurdles - 33" Varsity - Finals1.	12	Jerzee Milner		15.85 Chase County	2.	12	Tatum Bailey		15.98 Chadron	3.	12	Macala Hood		17.30 Alliance	4.	9	Averielle Sager		17.64 Chadron	5.	11	Joee Clevenger		17.68 Chase County	6.	12	Marjie Schmitt		17.69 Mitchell	300m Hurdles - 30" Varsity - Finals1.	12	Jerzee Milner		48.84 Chase County	2.	11	Makinley Fuller		49.53 Chadron	3.	9	Josie Sanders		49.73 Alliance	4.	12	Macala Hood		50.79 Alliance	5.	9	Peyton Owens		51.71 Chase County	6.	9	Averielle Sager		51.75 Chadron	4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals1. 52.27 Ogallala	2.	52.91 Sidney	3.	53.37 Chase County	4.	53.65 Alliance	5.	53.68 Gothenburg	6.	55.15 Mitchell	4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	4:16.78 Chase County	2.	4:21.96 Alliance	3.	4:28.22 Chadron	4.	4:29.77 Gothenburg	5.	4:33.98 Ogallala	6.	4:41.76 Mitchell	4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	10:24.30 Chase County	2.	10:25.50 Chadron	3. 10:43.91 Alliance	4.	11:36.89 Gothenburg	5.	12:18.13 Mitchell	6.	12:37.11 Ogallala	Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals1.	11	Addi Wyatt		33' 9.75&nbsp; Gothenburg	2.	11	Caitlyn Blackstone		33' 8&nbsp; Mitchell	3.	12	Hayley Blackstone		32' 8&nbsp; Mitchell	4.	12	Gabby Caskey		32' 6.25	Ogallala	5.	9	Olivia Lyon		31' 7&nbsp; Chadron	6.	11	Kaylie Lotspeich		31' 3	Chase County	Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals1.	10	Madison Smith		125' 2	Gothenburg	2.	11	Kaylie Lotspeich		108' 6&nbsp; Chase County	3.	12	Gabby Caskey		103' 6	Ogallala	4.	11	Ellarey Harm		102' 2&nbsp; Gothenburg	5.	11	Addi Wyatt		93' 8	Gothenburg	6.	10	Kylee Wiest		88' 9&nbsp; Chase County	High Jump Varsity - Finals1.	11	Bryn McNair		5' 5&nbsp; Chase County	2.	10	Karsyn Leeling		5' 5&nbsp; Sidney	3.	12	Tatum Bailey		5' 5&nbsp; Chadron	4.	10	Grace Pyle		4' 9	Chadron	5.	10	Madison Smith		4' 9&nbsp; Gothenburg	5.	11	Jazzy Munyiri		4' 9&nbsp; Chadron	5.	12	Gracen Tuttle		4' 9&nbsp; Ogallala	5.	10	Taylor Howell		4' 9&nbsp; Cozad	Pole Vault Varsity - Finals1.	12	Jordan Jablonski		9' 9&nbsp; Chase County	2.	10	Ashlyn Richeson		9' 3&nbsp; Gothenburg	3.	10	Kelseigh Romero		8' 9&nbsp; Cozad	4.	10	Sophia Aden		8' 3&nbsp; Gothenburg	4.	11	Ali McNair		8' 3	Chase County	5.	11	Rheagan Stanley		8' 3&nbsp; Sidney	6.	10	Emma Robbins		8' 3&nbsp; Mitchell	Long Jump Varsity - Finals1.	10	Karsyn Leeling		17' 4.5&nbsp; Sidney	2.	11	Gabrielle Fortner		16' 10.25&nbsp; Sidney	3.	10	Ava Weyers		16' 1.75	Gothenburg	4.	12	Amauri Browning		16' 0.25&nbsp; Alliance	5.	11	Jayrah Ngoi		15' 4&nbsp; Chadron	6.	12	Leyton Schnell		15' 3.25&nbsp; Alliance	Triple Jump Varsity - Finals1.	11	Gabrielle Fortner		33' 10&nbsp; Sidney	2.	12	Tatum Bailey		33' 1.25&nbsp; Chadron	3.	10	Jaelynne Clarke		32' 10	Alliance	4.	11	Jayrah Ngoi		31' 11&nbsp; Chadron	5.	12	Leyton Schnell		31' 0.5	Alliance	6.	9	Deanna Horst		30' 1.5&nbsp; Sidney

Girls Results: Ed Moore Invite Track & Field Meet

BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director ED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2

4.	11	Dawson Mollendor		11.70 Chase County	

5.	12	Ryan Bernhardt		54.74 Chase County	

6.	11	Stephen Murray		55.89 Chase County	

6.	11	Mathew Finken		56.1&nbsp; Ogallala	

800 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals

6.	9	Gavin Anderson		2:26.8&nbsp; Ogallala	

6.	10	Parker Catlin		2:27.9&nbsp; Ogallala	

6.	11	Cedric Knudsen		2:29.1&nbsp; Ogallala	

3.	10	Benjamin Cassatt-Reina		11:22.75 Alliance	

5.	9	Trevin Moreno		11:35.18 Chase County	

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports Director ED MOORE INVITE - Ogallala, NE - April 2BOYS TEAM SCORES1.	Sidney	1442.	Chadron	893.	Gothenburg	694.	Cozad	575.	Ogallala	476.	Chase County	357.	Mitchell	328.	Alliance	22100 Meters Varsity1.	10	Luke Holly		11.51 Sidney	2.	12	Sawyer Dickman		11.66 Sidney	3.	11	Alex Werner		11.69 Cozad	4.	11	Dawson Mollendor		11.70 Chase County	5.	11	Hayden Umble		11.90 Mitchell	6.	11	Cord Chytka		11.95 Cozad	200 Meters Varsity1.	10	Isak Doty		23.14 Sidney	2.	11	Wes Geiken		23.23 Gothenburg	3.	11	Cash Chytka		23.35 Cozad	4.	12	Brayden Wilkinson		23.65 Cozad	5.	11	Alex Werner		23.74 Cozad	6.	12	Jackson Russell		23.96 Sidney	400 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Mitchell Deer		50.68 Sidney	2.	11	Caiden Castillo		53.11 Ogallala	3.	12	Treyson Johnstone		53.37 Sidney	4.	12	Carmelo Ayala		53.56 Mitchell	5.	12	Ryan Bernhardt		54.74 Chase County	6.	11	Stephen Murray		55.89 Chase County	400 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals12	Colby Rogers		54.77&nbsp; Cozad	6.	11	Caiden Castillo		55.2	Ogallala	12	Aaron Sandoval		55.27&nbsp; Cozad	12	Brayden Wilkinson		55.68&nbsp; Cozad	6.	11	Mathew Finken		56.1&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	11	Jeron Gager		56.2&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	9	Kaode Brewer		57.8&nbsp; Ogallala	800 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Daniel Bashtovoi		2:04.89 Sidney	2.	12	Carter Ryan		2:09.02 Chadron	3.	9	Yahriel Gaeta		2:10.37a Gothenburg	4.	12	Aaron Sandoval		2:10.77 Cozad	5.	12	Carmelo Ayala		2:12.32 Mitchell	6.	10	Aiden Hancock		2:13.60 Alliance	800 Meters - Relay Split Varsity - Finals6.	9	Gavin Anderson		2:26.8&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	10	Parker Catlin		2:27.9&nbsp; Ogallala	12	Dalton Haggart		2:28.08&nbsp; Cozad	6.	11	Cedric Knudsen		2:29.1&nbsp; Ogallala	6.	11	Evan Jones		2:30.1&nbsp; Ogallala	1600 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	12	Cameron Brauer		4:40.11 Sidney	2.	12	Daniel Bashtovoi		4:52.20 Sidney	3.	10	Parker Graves		4:59.53 Gothenburg	4.	10	Ethan Olsen		5:10.37 Gothenburg	5.	12	Carter Ryan		5:13.59 Chadron	6.	11	Gavin Sloan		5:15.29 Chadron	3200 Meters Varsity - Finals1.	10	Ethan Olsen		10:53.77 Gothenburg	2.	9	Noah Canas		11:22.13 Sidney	3.	10	Benjamin Cassatt-Reina		11:22.75 Alliance	4.	9	Lorenzo Levario		11:32.54 Cozad	5.	9	Trevin Moreno		11:35.18 Chase County	6.	11	Abel Flores		11:42.99 Gothenburg	110m Hurdles - 39" Varsity - Finals1.	11	Rhett Cullers		15.41 Chadron	2.	12	Cameron Zink		15.45 Ogallala	3.	12	Garrett Reece		15.89 Chadron	4.	10	Easton Fries		15.89 Chase County	5.	10	Jayden Curtis		16.29 Ogallala	6.	12	Cameron Bush		16.47 Ogallala	300m Hurdles - 36" Varsity - Finals1.	12	Cameron Zink		40.87 Ogallala	2.	11	Malachi Swallow		41.30 Chadron	3.	12	Garrett Reece		42.57 Chadron	4.	10	Easton Fries		42.87 Chase County	5.	11	Rhett Cullers		42.96 Chadron	6.	10	Jayden Curtis		44.51 Ogallala	4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals1. 44.76 Sidney	2. 45.34 Gothenburg	3.	45.79 Ogallala	4.	45.84 Mitchell	5.47.48 Alliance	4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	3:34.80 Sidney	2.	3:35.74 Gothenburg	3.	3:35.86 Chadron	4.	3:41.44 Chase County	5.	3:44.69 Cozad	6.	3:45.51 Ogallala	4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals1.	8:17.01 Sidney	2.	8:58.55 Gothenburg	3.	9:01.96 Alliance	4.	9:07.14 Chase County	5.	9:42.24 Chadron	6.	9:54.94 Ogallala<figure>
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Boys Results: Ogallala's Ed Moore Invite Track Meet - Saturday

BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information Director

Chadron State College football puts spring drills in high gear for the next three weeks. The Eagles are preparing for their annual spring game, which is scheduled for Saturday, April 23, at 10 a.m.

"We've got a lot of young faces out there," said CSC Head Football Coach&nbsp;Jay Long. "We've got a lot of work to do, and we've got a lot of guys who really need this spring to develop."

The game begins with the quarterback position, where the Eagles are looking to replace five-year starter&nbsp;Dalton Holst, the top all-time career passer at CSC. As things stand, vying to replace Holst are three top candidates as well as a host of others.

Heath Beemiller, a graduate transfer from the Big Sky Conference's Northern Arizona University, will be the newest signal-caller to step into the competition. The Chandler, Arizona, native spent four years at his former school and will have two remaining at CSC.

Returning as Holst's backup from last season is sophomore&nbsp;Mason Hamilton, who finished the last couple of games in 2021 under center. The former two-time Wyoming Super 25 pick, from Holst's own hometown of Gillette, completed 8-of-16 passes last season for 164 yards and two touchdowns last season as a redshirt freshman.

Adding to the fray is redshirt freshman&nbsp;Preston Pearson, a Kearney High product who was a Lincoln Journal-Star Class A Super Stater in 2020.

"The quarterback situation is extremely competitive," said&nbsp;Micah Smith, the team's offensive coordinator. "We have three guys getting equal repetitions, and we're just grading one practice at a time so we know what we have at the end."

Smith added that all three are quarterbacks who like to get out and run, so the offense might take on a slightly new dimension this year.

Sophomore&nbsp;Jeydon Cox, of Jackson, Wyoming, returns as the top rusher this past season. He averages 5.8 yards on 170 carries over the past 15 games. Behind him are another pair of sophomores in Tallahassee, Florida's&nbsp;Dorian Collier, and Billings, Montana's&nbsp;Brock Ping, who each saw significant time last fall.

The leading rusher from 2020,&nbsp;Jalen Starks, is still enrolled at CSC and will be working hard in the classroom to return in the fall.

CSC returns a cadre of veteran receivers including senior&nbsp;Montel Gladney, juniors&nbsp;Ali Musa&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ahlonte Hair, and sophomores&nbsp;Jamal Browder&nbsp;and&nbsp;Peter Krohn, a tight end. All of these had at least 100 receiving yards in 2021, and they combined for eight touchdown receptions.

Along the offensive line, CSC will look to replace All-American&nbsp;Justin Calderon. Stepping into his empty spot at left tackle will likely be&nbsp;Juan Estrada-Sanchez, a First Team All-RMAC selection in 2021.&nbsp;Michael DeCamillis&nbsp;will snap the ball, as he's done for two seasons, and the Eagles will look to a number of youngsters and transfers to shore up the remaining positions.

Senior&nbsp;Emmit Rosentrater, from Paxton, Nebraska, has opted to return for a "Covid" season and will likely assume a starting position in the fall.

Defensively, the Eagles will keep things simple this spring and look for playmakers to emerge.

"We'll focus on playing fast," said&nbsp;Clint Sasse, the team's defensive coordinator. "We're looking for aggression, and we want to play without thinking too much. We need to find players who are students of the game, and have a high football IQ.

"On the front trenches, three veterans –&nbsp;Gabe Perkins,&nbsp;Rich Harris, and&nbsp;Trevon Smith&nbsp;– who saw extended playing time in 2021, are out for spring with injuries. Fortunately, the Eagles are deep at the defensive line positions.

Senior&nbsp;Tayven Bray, junior&nbsp;Kobe Whipple, sophomores&nbsp;Kien Martin&nbsp;and&nbsp;Hunter O'Connor, and redshirt freshman&nbsp;Tanner True&nbsp;should be among the first to rotate in on the defensive front.

Three linebackers graduated with a total of 196 tackles last season, leaving an open competition at the position. However, CSC has played several young players who return with experience.

Leading them is junior&nbsp;Joey Geil&nbsp;of Casper, Wyoming, who was thrust into the starting lineup last season due to injury and was third on the team with 66 tackles.

Other options include junior Nebraska-Kearney transfer Heamasi Latu, III, as well as sophomores&nbsp;Xavier Harrell,&nbsp;Dylan Soule, and&nbsp;Saxon Wright. The latter three all saw action in the majority of games last fall.

Cornerback&nbsp;Bobby Peele&nbsp;and safety&nbsp;Brendan Brehmer&nbsp;are two "super senior" defensive backs who opted for a fifth season of eligibility after Covid waivers were granted. Peele will miss the spring but will return in the fall, while Brehmer will take part in spring drills.

After those two, the backfield is deep with playmakers.&nbsp;Harvey Reynolds&nbsp;is a fourth-year junior who got on the field as a true freshman in 2019. Junior&nbsp;Jahvonte Hair&nbsp;is another top candidate after a breakout sophomore season. Sophomores Byron Kynard and&nbsp;Braden Sandersfeld&nbsp;look to contribute at defensive back after standing out on special teams last fall. Redshirt freshmen&nbsp;Josh Sink&nbsp;and&nbsp;Dax Yeradi&nbsp;are two top redshirt freshmen who lost last season to injury, and&nbsp;Sutton Pohlman&nbsp;took a redshirt in 2021.

As for special teams, senior&nbsp;Gunnar Jones&nbsp;will reprise his role as kicker and punter, while Musa and Cox are the favorites to return kicks and punts.

Newly hired special teams coordinator&nbsp;Wes Coomes&nbsp;said he's still learning some of the names on his squad, and that his scheming will come later in the three-week period.

The team will practice three times a week in April, through the 22nd, until the spring intrasquad scrimmage on the 23rd.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>BY: KALEB CENTER CSC Sports Information DirectorChadron State College football puts spring drills in high gear for the next three weeks. The Eagles are preparing for their annual spring game, which is scheduled for Saturday, April 23, at 10 a.m."We've got a lot of young faces out there," said CSC Head Football Coach&nbsp;Jay Long. "We've got a lot of work to do, and we've got a lot of guys who really need this spring to develop."The game begins with the quarterback position, where the Eagles are looking to replace five-year starter&nbsp;Dalton Holst, the top all-time career passer at CSC. As things stand, vying to replace Holst are three top candidates as well as a host of others.Heath Beemiller, a graduate transfer from the Big Sky Conference's Northern Arizona University, will be the newest signal-caller to step into the competition. The Chandler, Arizona, native spent four years at his former school and will have two remaining at CSC.Returning as Holst's backup from last season is sophomore&nbsp;Mason Hamilton, who finished the last couple of games in 2021 under center. The former two-time Wyoming Super 25 pick, from Holst's own hometown of Gillette, completed 8-of-16 passes last season for 164 yards and two touchdowns last season as a redshirt freshman.Adding to the fray is redshirt freshman&nbsp;Preston Pearson, a Kearney High product who was a Lincoln Journal-Star Class A Super Stater in 2020."The quarterback situation is extremely competitive," said&nbsp;Micah Smith, the team's offensive coordinator. "We have three guys getting equal repetitions, and we're just grading one practice at a time so we know what we have at the end."Smith added that all three are quarterbacks who like to get out and run, so the offense might take on a slightly new dimension this year.Sophomore&nbsp;Jeydon Cox, of Jackson, Wyoming, returns as the top rusher this past season. He averages 5.8 yards on 170 carries over the past 15 games. Behind him are another pair of sophomores in Tallahassee, Florida's&nbsp;Dorian Collier, and Billings, Montana's&nbsp;Brock Ping, who each saw significant time last fall.The leading rusher from 2020,&nbsp;Jalen Starks, is still enrolled at CSC and will be working hard in the classroom to return in the fall.<figure>
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 </figure>CSC returns a cadre of veteran receivers including senior&nbsp;Montel Gladney, juniors&nbsp;Ali Musa&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ahlonte Hair, and sophomores&nbsp;Jamal Browder&nbsp;and&nbsp;Peter Krohn, a tight end. All of these had at least 100 receiving yards in 2021, and they combined for eight touchdown receptions.Along the offensive line, CSC will look to replace All-American&nbsp;Justin Calderon. Stepping into his empty spot at left tackle will likely be&nbsp;Juan Estrada-Sanchez, a First Team All-RMAC selection in 2021.&nbsp;Michael DeCamillis&nbsp;will snap the ball, as he's done for two seasons, and the Eagles will look to a number of youngsters and transfers to shore up the remaining positions.Senior&nbsp;Emmit Rosentrater, from Paxton, Nebraska, has opted to return for a "Covid" season and will likely assume a starting position in the fall.Defensively, the Eagles will keep things simple this spring and look for playmakers to emerge."We'll focus on playing fast," said&nbsp;Clint Sasse, the team's defensive coordinator. "We're looking for aggression, and we want to play without thinking too much. We need to find players who are students of the game, and have a high football IQ."On the front trenches, three veterans –&nbsp;Gabe Perkins,&nbsp;Rich Harris, and&nbsp;Trevon Smith&nbsp;– who saw extended playing time in 2021, are out for spring with injuries. Fortunately, the Eagles are deep at the defensive line positions.<figure>
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 </figure>Senior&nbsp;Tayven Bray, junior&nbsp;Kobe Whipple, sophomores&nbsp;Kien Martin&nbsp;and&nbsp;Hunter O'Connor, and redshirt freshman&nbsp;Tanner True&nbsp;should be among the first to rotate in on the defensive front.Three linebackers graduated with a total of 196 tackles last season, leaving an open competition at the position. However, CSC has played several young players who return with experience.Leading them is junior&nbsp;Joey Geil&nbsp;of Casper, Wyoming, who was thrust into the starting lineup last season due to injury and was third on the team with 66 tackles.Other options include junior Nebraska-Kearney transfer Heamasi Latu, III, as well as sophomores&nbsp;Xavier Harrell,&nbsp;Dylan Soule, and&nbsp;Saxon Wright. The latter three all saw action in the majority of games last fall.Cornerback&nbsp;Bobby Peele&nbsp;and safety&nbsp;Brendan Brehmer&nbsp;are two "super senior" defensive backs who opted for a fifth season of eligibility after Covid waivers were granted. Peele will miss the spring but will return in the fall, while Brehmer will take part in spring drills.After those two, the backfield is deep with playmakers.&nbsp;Harvey Reynolds&nbsp;is a fourth-year junior who got on the field as a true freshman in 2019. Junior&nbsp;Jahvonte Hair&nbsp;is another top candidate after a breakout sophomore season. Sophomores Byron Kynard and&nbsp;Braden Sandersfeld&nbsp;look to contribute at defensive back after standing out on special teams last fall. Redshirt freshmen&nbsp;Josh Sink&nbsp;and&nbsp;Dax Yeradi&nbsp;are two top redshirt freshmen who lost last season to injury, and&nbsp;Sutton Pohlman&nbsp;took a redshirt in 2021.As for special teams, senior&nbsp;Gunnar Jones&nbsp;will reprise his role as kicker and punter, while Musa and Cox are the favorites to return kicks and punts.Newly hired special teams coordinator&nbsp;Wes Coomes&nbsp;said he's still learning some of the names on his squad, and that his scheming will come later in the three-week period.The team will practice three times a week in April, through the 22nd, until the spring intrasquad scrimmage on the 23rd.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Chadron State Spring Football: Competition is high at many positions

The Western Conference has named it's All Conference selections for Girls and Boys Basketball for the 2021-2022 season.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Chadron:&nbsp; Jacey Garrett, Demi Ferguson

Gering:&nbsp; Sydnee Winkler, Nickie todd

Scottsbluff:&nbsp; Mariyah Avila, Payton Burda, Anna Kelley

Sidney:&nbsp; Alecca Campbell, Reese Riddle, Gabby Fortner

Alliance:&nbsp; Avah Steggall, Jaelynne Clarke

Chadron:&nbsp; Laney Klemke, Jaleigh McCartney

Gering:&nbsp; Carleigh Pazanka, Neveah Hrasky

Mitchell:&nbsp; Macey Bosard, Caani Banks

Scottsbluff:&nbsp; Paige Horne, Marly Laucomer

Sidney:&nbsp; Brynna Ross , Rheagan Stanley

Chadron:&nbsp; Justus Alcorn, Dawson Dunbar

Scottsbluff:&nbsp; Austin Thyne, Tyler Harre, Kellon Harris

Sidney:&nbsp; Sawyer Dickman, Isak Doty, Jacob Dowse

Alliance:&nbsp; Jayden McCracken, Nic Waldron

Chadron:&nbsp; Collin Brennan, Guarav Chima

Gering:&nbsp; Jackson Howard, Kaden Bohnsack

Mitchell:&nbsp; Easton Anderson, Ethan Thyne

Scottsbluff:&nbsp; Tate Talkington, Trevor Schwartz

Sidney:&nbsp; Wyatt Heckenlively, Micah Schneider

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 </figure>BY: MIKE GLESINGERPANHANDLE POSTThe Western Conference has named it's All Conference selections for Girls and Boys Basketball for the 2021-2022 season.&nbsp;&nbsp;GIRLS ALL CONFERENCEAlliance:&nbsp; Angie DavisChadron:&nbsp; Jacey Garrett, Demi FergusonGering:&nbsp; Sydnee Winkler, Nickie toddMitchell:&nbsp; Marjie SchmittScottsbluff:&nbsp; Mariyah Avila, Payton Burda, Anna KelleySidney:&nbsp; Alecca Campbell, Reese Riddle, Gabby FortnerGIRLS HONORABLE MENTIONAlliance:&nbsp; Avah Steggall, Jaelynne ClarkeChadron:&nbsp; Laney Klemke, Jaleigh McCartneyGering:&nbsp; Carleigh Pazanka, Neveah HraskyMitchell:&nbsp; Macey Bosard, Caani BanksScottsbluff:&nbsp; Paige Horne, Marly LaucomerSidney:&nbsp; Brynna Ross , Rheagan StanleyBOYS ALL CONFERENCEAlliance:&nbsp; Kellen MuhrChadron:&nbsp; Justus Alcorn, Dawson DunbarGering:&nbsp; Max Greeley, Uriah YbarraMitchell:&nbsp; Carter ReisigScottsbluff:&nbsp; Austin Thyne, Tyler Harre, Kellon HarrisSidney:&nbsp; Sawyer Dickman, Isak Doty, Jacob DowseBOYS HONORABLE MENTIONAlliance:&nbsp; Jayden McCracken, Nic WaldronChadron:&nbsp; Collin Brennan, Guarav ChimaGering:&nbsp; Jackson Howard, Kaden BohnsackMitchell:&nbsp; Easton Anderson, Ethan ThyneScottsbluff:&nbsp; Tate Talkington, Trevor SchwartzSidney:&nbsp; Wyatt Heckenlively, Micah Schneider

Western Conference names All Conference Selections for Girls & Boys Basketball for 2021-22

&nbsp; Nebraska fell 3-2 in a midweek matchup at Creighton on Tuesday night at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha. The Huskers (9-14) scored two runs on eight hits and committed one error, while the Bluejays (12-7) totaled three runs on five hits and had five errors. <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43575">Jaxon Jelkin</a>&nbsp;fell to 0-1 on the season after allowing two runs on four hits in 2.2 innings.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43514">Tyler Martin</a>&nbsp;tossed 1.1 innings in scoreless relief, followed by&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43563">Jackson Brockett's</a>&nbsp;relief outing of 1.2 innings.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43568">CJ Hood</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43517">Emmett Olson</a>&nbsp;combined to throw 2.1 innings of shutout relief. <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43509">Cam Chick</a>&nbsp;was 2-for-4 with a double and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43569">Core Jackson</a>&nbsp;went 2-for-4 with an RBI.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43516">Brice Matthews</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43503">Garrett Anglim</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43569">Core Jackson</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43578">Nick Wimmers</a>&nbsp;recorded one hit apiece. Anglim began the second with a double to right center and later scored on Jackson's RBI single up the middle to open the scoring for the Huskers. Creighton answered with two runs on three hits in the bottom of the second to take a 2-1 lead. The Bluejays tied the game after Nolan Clifford's RBI single to right center before taking the lead with a sacrifice fly by Kyle Hess. The Bluejays added to the lead after Hogan Helligso reached on a one-out double and scored after Alan Roden reached first on a two-out fielding error by the Huskers. <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43522">Jack Steil</a>&nbsp;began the seventh by reaching second after a throwing error by the CU third baseman. Steil advanced to second on Jackson's single up the middle and touched home after&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43574">Gabe Swansen</a>&nbsp;grounded into a double play. The Huskers threatened in the eighth after Chick led off with a double and advanced to third on a passed ball.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43502">Max Anderson</a>&nbsp;was hit by the pitch to put runners on first and third with no outs before the Bluejays retired the next three batters to keep the Huskers from tying the game. Nebraska steps back into Big Ten play this weekend, as the Huskers travel to Columbus, Ohio, for a three-game series at Ohio State on Friday-Sunday, April 1-3.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By: NU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS&nbsp; Nebraska fell 3-2 in a midweek matchup at Creighton on Tuesday night at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha. The Huskers (9-14) scored two runs on eight hits and committed one error, while the Bluejays (12-7) totaled three runs on five hits and had five errors. <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43575">Jaxon Jelkin</a>&nbsp;fell to 0-1 on the season after allowing two runs on four hits in 2.2 innings.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43514">Tyler Martin</a>&nbsp;tossed 1.1 innings in scoreless relief, followed by&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43563">Jackson Brockett's</a>&nbsp;relief outing of 1.2 innings.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43568">CJ Hood</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43517">Emmett Olson</a>&nbsp;combined to throw 2.1 innings of shutout relief. <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43509">Cam Chick</a>&nbsp;was 2-for-4 with a double and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43569">Core Jackson</a>&nbsp;went 2-for-4 with an RBI.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43516">Brice Matthews</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43503">Garrett Anglim</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43569">Core Jackson</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43578">Nick Wimmers</a>&nbsp;recorded one hit apiece. Anglim began the second with a double to right center and later scored on Jackson's RBI single up the middle to open the scoring for the Huskers. Creighton answered with two runs on three hits in the bottom of the second to take a 2-1 lead. The Bluejays tied the game after Nolan Clifford's RBI single to right center before taking the lead with a sacrifice fly by Kyle Hess. The Bluejays added to the lead after Hogan Helligso reached on a one-out double and scored after Alan Roden reached first on a two-out fielding error by the Huskers. <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43522">Jack Steil</a>&nbsp;began the seventh by reaching second after a throwing error by the CU third baseman. Steil advanced to second on Jackson's single up the middle and touched home after&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43574">Gabe Swansen</a>&nbsp;grounded into a double play. The Huskers threatened in the eighth after Chick led off with a double and advanced to third on a passed ball.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43502">Max Anderson</a>&nbsp;was hit by the pitch to put runners on first and third with no outs before the Bluejays retired the next three batters to keep the Huskers from tying the game. Nebraska steps back into Big Ten play this weekend, as the Huskers travel to Columbus, Ohio, for a three-game series at Ohio State on Friday-Sunday, April 1-3.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Creighton tops Cornhuskers in Omaha

For the second weekend in a row, Chadron State College senior Tiegan Marchant of Newcastle, Wyo., has won the steer wrestling at a Central Rocky Mountain Region Rodeo.&nbsp; His latest win was at the Eastern Wyoming College rodeo in Torrington this past weekend, while the week before he took top honors at the Gillette College rodeo.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The two victories have vaulted Marchant to the top of the region’s steer wrestling standings.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron State also had more success at the EWC rodeo, where Rylee Naprstek of Gothenburg, Neb., and Tylee Brink of Reva, S.D., placed second and third, respectively, among the 98 breakaway ropers.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Marchant tied for third and fourth in the first round of steer wrestling at Torrington with a 5.9-second run.&nbsp; He was first in the championship go-round on Sunday with a 4-second flat mark to win the event.&nbsp; He has now accumulated 390 points for the season to take the lead in the “doggin’” standings for the 2021-22 season.&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The competition is stiff. Bernie Girard, a native of Alliance who attends Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne, is second with 370 points and Austin Hurlburt of the University of Wyoming is third with 360.&nbsp; There are three more rodeos in the region this spring.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Naprstek caught her first calf at Torrington in 2.5 seconds to place third in the go-round and roped the second one Sunday in 2.9 to tie for first place and finish second in the standings.&nbsp; She’s a freshman and this is the first time she’s placed in breakaway roping at a college rodeo.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Brink, who is a senior, has “been there and done that” before.&nbsp; She tied for fourth and fifth in the first go-round last weekend in 2.7 seconds and was fourth in the finals in 3.1 to claim third place overall.&nbsp; She had placed in breakaway roping at three of the previous six rodeos this season, and is now fourth in the regional standings with 255 points.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The breakaway leader and also the winner at the EWC rodeo is Emily Knust of Gillette College with a whopping 460 points.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Another Chadron State cowgirl, Sierra Lee of Rhame, N.D., was among the 10 breakaway finalists at Torrington with a 2.9-second run in the first go-round, but she did not catch her second calf.&nbsp; In addition, CSC cowboy Tanner McInerney of Hulett, Wyo., caught both of his calves in tie down roping, but he did not finish among the top six in the final standings.&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Colorado State University at Fort Collins will host this weekend’s rodeo in the region.

BY: CON MARSHALL CSC AthleticsFor the second weekend in a row, Chadron State College senior Tiegan Marchant of Newcastle, Wyo., has won the steer wrestling at a Central Rocky Mountain Region Rodeo.&nbsp; His latest win was at the Eastern Wyoming College rodeo in Torrington this past weekend, while the week before he took top honors at the Gillette College rodeo.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The two victories have vaulted Marchant to the top of the region’s steer wrestling standings.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron State also had more success at the EWC rodeo, where Rylee Naprstek of Gothenburg, Neb., and Tylee Brink of Reva, S.D., placed second and third, respectively, among the 98 breakaway ropers.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Marchant tied for third and fourth in the first round of steer wrestling at Torrington with a 5.9-second run.&nbsp; He was first in the championship go-round on Sunday with a 4-second flat mark to win the event.&nbsp; He has now accumulated 390 points for the season to take the lead in the “doggin’” standings for the 2021-22 season.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The competition is stiff. Bernie Girard, a native of Alliance who attends Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne, is second with 370 points and Austin Hurlburt of the University of Wyoming is third with 360.&nbsp; There are three more rodeos in the region this spring.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Naprstek caught her first calf at Torrington in 2.5 seconds to place third in the go-round and roped the second one Sunday in 2.9 to tie for first place and finish second in the standings.&nbsp; She’s a freshman and this is the first time she’s placed in breakaway roping at a college rodeo.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Brink, who is a senior, has “been there and done that” before.&nbsp; She tied for fourth and fifth in the first go-round last weekend in 2.7 seconds and was fourth in the finals in 3.1 to claim third place overall.&nbsp; She had placed in breakaway roping at three of the previous six rodeos this season, and is now fourth in the regional standings with 255 points.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The breakaway leader and also the winner at the EWC rodeo is Emily Knust of Gillette College with a whopping 460 points.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Another Chadron State cowgirl, Sierra Lee of Rhame, N.D., was among the 10 breakaway finalists at Torrington with a 2.9-second run in the first go-round, but she did not catch her second calf.&nbsp; In addition, CSC cowboy Tanner McInerney of Hulett, Wyo., caught both of his calves in tie down roping, but he did not finish among the top six in the final standings.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Colorado State University at Fort Collins will host this weekend’s rodeo in the region.

CSC cowboy wins again, takes over region's top spot

TORONTO (AP) — The Toronto Blue Jays have traded outfielder Randal Grichuk and just over $9.7 million to the Colorado Rockies for outfielder Raimel Tapia and minor league infielder Adrian Pinto. The 29-year-old Grichuk hit .241 with 22 homers and 81 RBIs last season. The 28-year-old Tapia hit .273 with 50 RBIs and 20 stolen bases in 133 games. The free agent signing of infielder/outfielder Kris Bryant had a big impact on Tapia. He was penciled in as the team’s left fielder before Bryant’s arrival.

Associated PressTORONTO (AP) — The Toronto Blue Jays have traded outfielder Randal Grichuk and just over $9.7 million to the Colorado Rockies for outfielder Raimel Tapia and minor league infielder Adrian Pinto. The 29-year-old Grichuk hit .241 with 22 homers and 81 RBIs last season. The 28-year-old Tapia hit .273 with 50 RBIs and 20 stolen bases in 133 games. The free agent signing of infielder/outfielder Kris Bryant had a big impact on Tapia. He was penciled in as the team’s left fielder before Bryant’s arrival.

Rockies ship Raimel Tapia to Blue Jays for Grichuk

DENVER (AP) — Chris Paul returned from a broken right wrist to help the Phoenix Suns wrap up the top seed in the NBA playoffs with a 140-130 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Thursday night. Devin Booker led Phoenix with a season-high 49 points and Paul had 17 points — 15 of them after halftime — and 13 assists in the Suns’ seventh straight victory. The Suns, who won 11 of the 15 games while their 12-time All-Star point guard was out, lead the NBA with a 60-14 record and are trying to make the NBA Finals for a second straight season after losing to Milwaukee last year. The Nuggets got 28 points from Nikola Jokic.

Associated PressDENVER (AP) — Chris Paul returned from a broken right wrist to help the Phoenix Suns wrap up the top seed in the NBA playoffs with a 140-130 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Thursday night. Devin Booker led Phoenix with a season-high 49 points and Paul had 17 points — 15 of them after halftime — and 13 assists in the Suns’ seventh straight victory. The Suns, who won 11 of the 15 games while their 12-time All-Star point guard was out, lead the NBA with a 60-14 record and are trying to make the NBA Finals for a second straight season after losing to Milwaukee last year. The Nuggets got 28 points from Nikola Jokic.

Suns clinch top playoff seed in west through win over Denver 140-130

DENVER (AP) — Firefighters have extinguished a blaze that torched several rows of seats and a suite area at the Denver Broncos’ stadium. The fire broke out on the fourth level at Empower Field at Mile High on Thursday afternoon and spread to the third level, where it burned at least six rows of seats in two sections. Firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control but were trying to determine if it had spread to other areas of the stadium, which seats more than 76,000 people. No injuries were reported, and investigators have not said what caused the fire.

Associated PressDENVER (AP) — Firefighters have extinguished a blaze that torched several rows of seats and a suite area at the Denver Broncos’ stadium. The fire broke out on the fourth level at Empower Field at Mile High on Thursday afternoon and spread to the third level, where it burned at least six rows of seats in two sections. Firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control but were trying to determine if it had spread to other areas of the stadium, which seats more than 76,000 people. No injuries were reported, and investigators have not said what caused the fire.

Fire breaks out at Denver Broncos stadium, melts seats and destroys suites

Spring football has arrived in Chadron! Who's in line to take over at quarterback?  This week we glance at the position and tell you where a recent lineman plans to coach in his first job out of college.

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🦅🏈🔊 PODCAST - CSC Sports Journal: Spring Football QB Glance & Notebook

Post Podcast: Rapid City Rush Broadcaster/Media Director Brian Gardner talks Rush home games and Special Promotional Nights

Along with warmer temperatures spring football has arrived in Chadron on the campus of Chadron State College!&nbsp; This time every year the excitement begins to build for the upcoming fall season, and the Eagles get their first looks at what life will be like with a refreshed roster.

For the first time in six seasons CSC is searching for its signal caller at quarterback following that graduation of Dalton Holst, who authored one of the most decorated careers in CSC history while setting records in several passing categories and finishing as a 2019 Harlon Hill Trophy nominee.

Redshirt sophomore Mason Hamilton comes into the spring with the most returning experience.&nbsp; He got in six contests last fall and threw two touchdowns among his 164 yards.&nbsp; Hamilton showed us flashes of his agility running the ball, which fits Offensive Coordinator Micah Smith's scheme well, and Hamilton launched a deep-ball touchdown pass that raised eyebrows showing his arm strength. Spending two seasons observing and learning from Holst will also go a long way in Hamilton's development moving forward contending for the&nbsp; starting nod.

Trevon Wehrman is also listed as a returner on the 2022 spring roster giving CSC a fourth-year player at the position.&nbsp; Wehrman hasn't seen game action on the field as an Eagle at QB but brings a winning pedigree with him from high school when he quarterbacked the Colorado 2A State Runner-Up at Platte Valley High School.&nbsp; Being a veteran in the CSC system helps too.

Jake Sanders signed with Idaho State at the FCS level in February so he's no longer an option to take over.

Also rostered coming into the spring according to CSC Athletics is redshirt sophomore Connor Schwend from Montana, sophomore Zachary Kapushion from Broomfield, Colorado, and sophomore Preston Pearson from Kearney, Nebraska.&nbsp; James Opio - CSC's first ever Maine recruit - was switched over from QB to defense in his freshman season.

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 </figure>BY: DAVE COLLINS Sports DirectorAlong with warmer temperatures spring football has arrived in Chadron on the campus of Chadron State College!&nbsp; This time every year the excitement begins to build for the upcoming fall season, and the Eagles get their first looks at what life will be like with a refreshed roster.For the first time in six seasons CSC is searching for its signal caller at quarterback following that graduation of Dalton Holst, who authored one of the most decorated careers in CSC history while setting records in several passing categories and finishing as a 2019 Harlon Hill Trophy nominee.Redshirt sophomore Mason Hamilton comes into the spring with the most returning experience.&nbsp; He got in six contests last fall and threw two touchdowns among his 164 yards.&nbsp; Hamilton showed us flashes of his agility running the ball, which fits Offensive Coordinator Micah Smith's scheme well, and Hamilton launched a deep-ball touchdown pass that raised eyebrows showing his arm strength. Spending two seasons observing and learning from Holst will also go a long way in Hamilton's development moving forward contending for the&nbsp; starting nod.Trevon Wehrman is also listed as a returner on the 2022 spring roster giving CSC a fourth-year player at the position.&nbsp; Wehrman hasn't seen game action on the field as an Eagle at QB but brings a winning pedigree with him from high school when he quarterbacked the Colorado 2A State Runner-Up at Platte Valley High School.&nbsp; Being a veteran in the CSC system helps too.Jake Sanders signed with Idaho State at the FCS level in February so he's no longer an option to take over.Also rostered coming into the spring according to CSC Athletics is redshirt sophomore Connor Schwend from Montana, sophomore Zachary Kapushion from Broomfield, Colorado, and sophomore Preston Pearson from Kearney, Nebraska.&nbsp; James Opio - CSC's first ever Maine recruit - was switched over from QB to defense in his freshman season.

Eagles open spring football with eyes on who takes over at QB

How do you measure success?&nbsp; The definition says..."the accomplishment of an aim or purpose".&nbsp; For the Alliance Girls Basketball Team the 2021-22 season was a success...not just because of wins and losses,&nbsp; but through hard work,&nbsp; competing each game and showing team unity every day, every practice and every game.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Bulldogs celebrated their season and honored their Senior players at a team banquet Tuesday night.

Head Coach Stephen Crile along with Assistant Coaches Reve Fries and Heidi Manion,&nbsp; thanked the Seniors for their dedication and for "buying in" with what a new coach was trying to build.&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach Crile talked about how the team got better, throughout the season and it showed in improved team statistics.&nbsp; But Coach focused on how the players learned life lessons that will make them better people as they move on.&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach also had each of the Seniors talk as part of learning a life lesson.&nbsp; This years Seniors included...Team Manager Ella Ozen and Players,&nbsp; Angie Davis, Amauri Browning, Leyton Schnell, Emma Wood, Avah Steggall and Macala Hood.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Following the remarks, Coach Crile presented the Team Awards, which were voted on by the players and coaches.

JV Hustle Award:&nbsp; Shyla Salcido, Josie Sanders

Varsity Hustle Award:&nbsp; Jaelynne Clarke

JV Most Improved:&nbsp; Kayel Lambert, Miah Peters-Marsteller

Varsity Most Improved:&nbsp; Leyton Schnell, Bailey Stark, Macala Hood

JV Best Teammate:&nbsp; Taylee Thompson, Regan Braun, Ciara Hudson

Varsity Best Teammate:&nbsp; Macala Hood, Ella Ozen

JV Team Captains:&nbsp; Macey Seebohm, Haylie Winter

Varsity Team Captains:&nbsp; Angie Davis, Amauri Browning, Jaelynne Clarke

6th Man Award:&nbsp; JV, Josie Sanders, Bailey Shannon.&nbsp; Varsity, Emma Wood

Defensive MVP:&nbsp; JV, Ciara Hudson.&nbsp; Varsity, Amauri Browning

Offensive MVP:&nbsp; JV, Macey Seebohm.&nbsp; Varsity, Avah Steggall

Team MVP:&nbsp; JV, Ciara Hudson,&nbsp; Varsity, Angie Davis

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 </figure>By: MIKE GLESINGERPanhandle PostHow do you measure success?&nbsp; The definition says..."the accomplishment of an aim or purpose".&nbsp; For the Alliance Girls Basketball Team the 2021-22 season was a success...not just because of wins and losses,&nbsp; but through hard work,&nbsp; competing each game and showing team unity every day, every practice and every game.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Bulldogs celebrated their season and honored their Senior players at a team banquet Tuesday night.<figure>
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 </figure>Head Coach Stephen Crile along with Assistant Coaches Reve Fries and Heidi Manion,&nbsp; thanked the Seniors for their dedication and for "buying in" with what a new coach was trying to build.&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach Crile talked about how the team got better, throughout the season and it showed in improved team statistics.&nbsp; But Coach focused on how the players learned life lessons that will make them better people as they move on.&nbsp; &nbsp;Coach also had each of the Seniors talk as part of learning a life lesson.&nbsp; This years Seniors included...Team Manager Ella Ozen and Players,&nbsp; Angie Davis, Amauri Browning, Leyton Schnell, Emma Wood, Avah Steggall and Macala Hood.&nbsp;&nbsp;Following the remarks, Coach Crile presented the Team Awards, which were voted on by the players and coaches.JV Hustle Award:&nbsp; Shyla Salcido, Josie SandersVarsity Hustle Award:&nbsp; Jaelynne ClarkeJV Most Improved:&nbsp; Kayel Lambert, Miah Peters-MarstellerVarsity Most Improved:&nbsp; Leyton Schnell, Bailey Stark, Macala HoodJV Best Teammate:&nbsp; Taylee Thompson, Regan Braun, Ciara HudsonVarsity Best Teammate:&nbsp; Macala Hood, Ella OzenJV Team Captains:&nbsp; Macey Seebohm, Haylie WinterVarsity Team Captains:&nbsp; Angie Davis, Amauri Browning, Jaelynne Clarke6th Man Award:&nbsp; JV, Josie Sanders, Bailey Shannon.&nbsp; Varsity, Emma WoodDefensive MVP:&nbsp; JV, Ciara Hudson.&nbsp; Varsity, Amauri BrowningOffensive MVP:&nbsp; JV, Macey Seebohm.&nbsp; Varsity, Avah SteggallTeam MVP:&nbsp; JV, Ciara Hudson,&nbsp; Varsity, Angie Davis<figure>
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AHS Girls Basketball Honors Seniors and Celebrates Season

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Infielder Ryan McMahon and the Colorado Rockies have agreed to a $70 million, six-year contract that avoided salary arbitration. McMahon gets $5 million this season, $9 million in 2023, $12 million in each of the following two seasons and $16 million in each of the last two years. He can opt out of the deal early depending on his finish in MVP voting. McMahon set career bests last year with a .254 batting average with 86 RBIs, and he had 23 homers, one shy of his high.

Associated PressSCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Infielder Ryan McMahon and the Colorado Rockies have agreed to a $70 million, six-year contract that avoided salary arbitration. McMahon gets $5 million this season, $9 million in 2023, $12 million in each of the following two seasons and $16 million in each of the last two years. He can opt out of the deal early depending on his finish in MVP voting. McMahon set career bests last year with a .254 batting average with 86 RBIs, and he had 23 homers, one shy of his high.

Rockies lock up McMahon on new six-year deal

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska freshman Bryce McGowens has announced he's declaring for the NBA draft and will sign with an agent. The Associated Press Big Ten newcomer of the year averaged a team-high 16.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game as the highest-ranked recruit in program history. McGowens had 11 games with at least 20 points, including a season-high 29 against both Sam Houston State and Rutgers. He played his best down the stretch, averaging 19.8 points over 12 games. He's been projected to be a late first-round or second-round pick.

Associated PressLINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska freshman Bryce McGowens has announced he's declaring for the NBA draft and will sign with an agent. The Associated Press Big Ten newcomer of the year averaged a team-high 16.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game as the highest-ranked recruit in program history. McGowens had 11 games with at least 20 points, including a season-high 29 against both Sam Houston State and Rutgers. He played his best down the stretch, averaging 19.8 points over 12 games. He's been projected to be a late first-round or second-round pick.

Husker star freshman McGowens headed to NBA Draft

There were four multiple event winners and three records were broken as the region’s track and field season got off to an exciting start Saturday at Chadron State College’s High School Invitational Indoor Meet.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron High School senior Chayton Bynes swept all four events that he entered—the 60-meter dash that had 59 entries in 7.65 seconds and the three jumps.&nbsp; He went 21 feet, 2 inches in the long jump, 40-11 in the triple jump and 6-2 in the high jump.&nbsp;

Bynes was the runner-up in each of the three jumps at last year’s CSC meet.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Jordan Stoddard, a senior at Southeast High at Yoder, Wyo., won three events. She outran 31 contestants in the 60 meters to take first in 8.28 seconds and went 18-3 ¾ to win the long jump and cleared 5-6 to claim the high jump.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron’s Tatum Bailey ran away with the 60-meter hurdles in 9.80 seconds, won the triple jump for the second year in a row by going 33-3 and also was the runner-up in the high jump at 5-4, in addition to placing fourth in the shot put.

&nbsp;Scottsbluff’s Hans Bastron was another double-winner.&nbsp; He won the 1600 meters in 5:10.55 and the 3200 in 12:21.86.

BY: CON MARSHALLThere were four multiple event winners and three records were broken as the region’s track and field season got off to an exciting start Saturday at Chadron State College’s High School Invitational Indoor Meet.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron High School senior Chayton Bynes swept all four events that he entered—the 60-meter dash that had 59 entries in 7.65 seconds and the three jumps.&nbsp; He went 21 feet, 2 inches in the long jump, 40-11 in the triple jump and 6-2 in the high jump.&nbsp;Bynes was the runner-up in each of the three jumps at last year’s CSC meet.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Jordan Stoddard, a senior at Southeast High at Yoder, Wyo., won three events. She outran 31 contestants in the 60 meters to take first in 8.28 seconds and went 18-3 ¾ to win the long jump and cleared 5-6 to claim the high jump.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron’s Tatum Bailey ran away with the 60-meter hurdles in 9.80 seconds, won the triple jump for the second year in a row by going 33-3 and also was the runner-up in the high jump at 5-4, in addition to placing fourth in the shot put.<figure>
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 </figure>&nbsp;Scottsbluff’s Hans Bastron was another double-winner.&nbsp; He won the 1600 meters in 5:10.55 and the 3200 in 12:21.86.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The record-breakers included Ryan Clapper of Southeast High. He ran the 200 meters in 23.08 seconds to bypass the time of 23.20 posted by Ryan Schwartzkopf of Gering in 2014 by 12 hundredths Clapper also was the runner-up in the 400 meters on Saturday.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Girls broke the other two records.&nbsp; Alliance’s Jaelynne Clarke ran the 400 meters in 1:01.46 seconds to eclipse the mark of 1:01.68 set by Annie Peterka of Scottsbluff in 2000.&nbsp; A current Scottsbluff athlete, Payton Burda, also broke the old record with her time of 1:01.49 and was barely nipped by Clarke in the third heat in the 400.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Burda still got her name on the meet’s record board.&nbsp; She was the lead runner on Scottsbluff’s 4x400 relay team that ran a blistering 4:17.24 to shatter the old record established by Rapid City Central in 2003 by more than two seconds.&nbsp; Burda’s mates on the relay were Mariyah Avila, Taryn Spady and Paige Horne.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Other girls who were individual event winners were Kayel Lambert of Alliance, 200; Madison Seiler of Gering, 800; Jadyn Scott of Gering, 1600; Makenzie Anderson of Chadron, 3200; Shelby Ekwall of Southeast, shot put; and Josey Wahlstrom of Custer, S.D., pole vault.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Gering had the winning 1500 sprint medley foursome.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Other boys who came in first were Ryan Allen of Scottsbluff, 400; Lucas Trujillo of Creek Valley, 800; Mikael Grace of Custer, 60 hurdles; Cody Hall of Chadron, shot put; and Aaron Price of Scottsbluff, who repeated as the pole vault winner by going 13 feet, six inches higher than a year ago.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chadron put together the boys’ fastest 4x400 relay team. It was comprised of Quinn Bailey, Garrett Reece, Rhett Cullers and Malachi Swallow.&nbsp; Reece finished just .03 of a second behind Grace in the high hurdles.&nbsp;Gering won the boys’ 1500 sprint medley. The Bulldogs’ runners were Tyler Garrett, Tanner Gartner, Lucas Moravec and Eli Marez.&nbsp;&nbsp;The six top finishers in each event follow:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Girls’ Events&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 60 meters—1, Jordan Stoddard, SE, 8.23; 2, Dani Harter, Bay, 8.38; 3, Josie Sanders, All, 8.50; 4, Amauri Browning , All, 8.57; 5, Alissa Morales, Ger, 8.73; 6, Gianni Aguilar, Ger, 8.74.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 200—1, Kayel Lambert, All, 29,80; 2, Averielle Sager, Chad, 29.89; 3, Sahsa Haines, SE, 30.04; 4, Ember Diers, Chad, 30.14; 5, Alissa Morales, Ger, 30.14; 6, Gianni Aguilar, Ger, 30.59.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 400—1, Jaelynne Clarke, All, 1:01.46 (meet record); 2, Payton Burda, SB, 1:01.49; 3, Micaiah Fuller, Chad, 1:02.76; 4, Riley Lawrence, All, 1:04.19; 5, Ysabella Scherer, SB, 1:07.35; 6, Demi Ferguson, Chad, 1:07.80.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 800—1, Madison Seiler, Ger, 2:34.54; 2, Macey Seebohm, All, 2:34.97; 3, Kyndall Carnahan, Chad, 2:37.13; 4, Makinley Fuller, Chad, 2:39.65; 5, Grace Pyle, Chad, 2:40.97; 6, Taegan Bach, Chad, 2:44.11.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1600—1, Jadyn Scott, Gering, 6:26.52; 2, Emma Witte, Chad, 6:39.52; 3, Madison Herbel, Ger, 6:48.90; 4, Samantha Martin, CV, 6:50.45; 5, Alison Bradford, Ger, 7:09.76; 6, Hannah Hartzler, SB, 7:37.24.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 3200—1, Mackenzie Anderson, Chad, 15:34.03; 2, Sierra Black Bull, Pine Ridge, 16:1.86.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 60 hurdles—1, Tatum Bailey, Chad, 9.80; 2, Macala Hood, 10:51; 3, Averielle Sager, Chad, 10.48; 4, Ally Heath, C-K, 11:01; 5, Maci Rutledge, Chad, 11.33; 6, Meg Imhof, SB, 11.44.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 4x400 relay—1, Scottsbluff (Payton Burda, Mariyah Avila, Taryn Spady, Paige Horne), 4:17.24 (meet record); 2, Chadron, 4:34.74; 3, Gering, 4:48.02; 4, Creek Valley, 5:15.93.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1500 sprint medley—1, Gering A, 4:00.68; 2, Alliance C, 4:01.00; 3, Chadron A, 4:02.92; 4, Alliance A, 4:03.27; 5, Bayard A, 4:08.35; 6, Alliance B, 4:11.94.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Shot put—1, Shelby Ekwall, SE, 36-11; 2, Nickie Todd, Ger, 35-7; 3, Kenli Boeselager, 32-10 ¼; 4, Tatum Bailey, Chad, 31-6 ¾; 5, Lexi Fiscus, Bay, 31- ¾; 6, Harper Boche, SE, 30-10.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Long jump—1, Jordan Stoddard, SE, 18-3 ¾; 2, Amauri Browning, All, 15-5 ¼; 3, Danika Hassel, Bay, 15-4 ¼; 4, Jayrah Ngoi, Chad, 14-11 ½; 5, Jade Schlothauer, Ger, 14-7 ¾; 6, Leyton Schnell, All, 14-5 ½.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Triple jump—1, Tatum Bailey, Chad, 33-3; 2, Jaelynne Clarke, Chad, 32-3 ¼; 3, Mariyah Avila, 32-3; 4, Jayrah Ngoi, Chad, 31-11 ¾; 5, Gabrielle Moreno, Ger, 30-8; 6, Leyton Schnell, All, 30-5.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; High jump—1, Jordan Stoddard, SE, 5-6; 2, Tatum Bailey, Chad, 5-4; 3, Grace Pyle, Chad, 5-0; 4, Jazzy Munyiri, Chad, 4-8; 5, Ella Rotherham, Ger, 4-6; 6, Ruth Lively, Bay, 4-4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Pole vault—1, Josey Wahlstrom, Custer, SD, 9-6; 2, Angie Logsdon, SE, 8-6; 3, Ciana Stiefel, Custer, 7-6; 4, Raquel Perez, Ger, 7-0; 5, Addie Sander, Custer, 7-0; 6, Victoria Washington, All, 7-0.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Boys’ Results&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 60 meters—1, Chayton Bynes, Chad, 7.19; 2, Ryan Clapper, SE, 7.27; 3, Ransen Wilkins, SB, 7.37; 4-5, Sebastien Boyle, SB, and Malichi Swallow, Chad, 7.39; 6, Wyatt Campbell, SE, 7.41.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 200—1, Ryan Clapper, SE, 23.08 (meet record), 2, Ransen Wilkins, SB, 24.05; 3, Garrett Reece, Chad, 24.09; 4, Xander Provance, Chad, 24.41; 5, Carson Bair, All, 24.70; 6, Rhett Cullers, Chad, 25.37.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 400—1, Kyan Allen, SB, 52.0; 2, Ryan Clapper, SE, 52.75; 3, Hunter Lund, SB, 54.55; 4, Mario Rodriguez, Ger, 57.74; 5, Mathew Chapman, SE, 58.31; 6, Kannon Tippets, SE, 58.95.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 800—1, Lucas Trujillo, CV, 2:17.21; 2, Carter Ryan, Chad, 2:17.87; 3, Lucas Moravec, Ger, 2:18.03; 4, Jackson Howard, Ger, 2:19.17; 5, Aiden Hancock, All, 2:19.78; 6, Alex Caraveo, CV, 2:20.34.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1600—1, Hans Bastron, SB, 5:10.55; 2, Aiden Narvais, Ger, 5:17.68; 3, Bryce Carrillo, Ger, 5:20.83; 4, Gavin Sloan, Chad, 5:27.23; 5, Eli Marez, Ger, 5:31.69; 6, Zander Rust, Chad, 5:37.27.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 3200—1, Hans Bastron, SB, 12:21.86; 2, Michael Lutz, CV, 12:27.32; 3, Nate Barker, Bay, 14:22.08.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 60 hurdles—1, Mikael Grace, Custer, 8.83; 2, Garrett Reece, Chad, 8.86; 3, Xander Provance, Chad, 10:08; 4, Tristan Hoadley, Ger, 11.23; 5, Caleb Leonard, Bay, 11.84; 6, Rhett Cullers, Chad, 12.13.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 4x400 relay—1, Chadron (Quinn Bailey, Garrett Reece, Rhett Cullers, Malachi Swallow), 3:40.78; 2, Gering A, 3:43.21; 3, Scottsbluff B, 3:50.44; 4, Gering B, 3:51.82; 5, Scottsbluff A, 3:52.08; 6, Creek Valley, 4:11.26.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1500 sprint medley—1, Gering A (Tyler Garrett, Tanner Gartner, Lucas Moravec, Eli Marez), 3:21.16; 2, Chadron A, 3:22.66; 3, Alliance A, 3:28.94; 4, Alliance B, 3:29.32; 5, Gering, C, 3:34.32; 6, Alliance C, 3:35.74.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Shot put—1, Cody Hall, Chad, 46-11; 2, Dylan Naslund, C-K, 45-1; 3, Isaiah Martinez, All, 44-4; 4, Jarek Anderson, 41-7 ¾; 5, Caleb Christensen, unattached, 41-4; 6, Ryan Hinman, SB, 41-1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Long jump—1, Chayton Bynes, Chad, 21-2; 2, Tyrone Shanks, SB, 19-5; 3, Jonah Amill, All, 18-6 ½; 4, Dawson Dunbar, Chad, 18-6; 5, Austin Short, SE, 18-5 ½; 6, Adrian Torres, Bay, 18-4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Triple jump—1, Chayton Bynes, Chad, 40-11; 2, Jonah Amill, All, 39-4; 3, Grant Logsdon, SE, 37-10 ¾; 4, Payton Boyer, All, 37-8; 5, Austin Short, SE, 36-6 ¾; 6, Hunter Howlett, SB, 35-11.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; High jump—1, Chayton Bynes, Chad, 6-2; 2, Mikael Grace, Custer, 6-0; 3, Caleb Wilkins, Bay, 5-8; 4-5, Camden Ceplecha, SB, and Creighton Beals, Ger, 5-6; 6, Carson Bair, All, 5-6.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Pole vault—1, Aaron Price, SB, 13-0; 2, Robbie Emery, Custer, 12-6; 3, Winston Prill, St. Thomas More, 12-0; 4, Kaleb Hessler, Ger, 11-0; 5, Joel Tramp, Custer, 10-0; 6, Grant Logsdon, SE, 10-0.&nbsp;