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Ava Call breaks two more Central City records Thursday Central City’s 400-meter dash record stood for thirty-three years until Ava Call broke it two weeks ago with a time of 58.50 seconds.

The Central City Bison had a chance to get familiar with the state championship golf course last week. On both Tuesday and Thursday, the Bison played rounds at Indianhead Golf Club in Grand Island.

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Conference and school records fall at LouPlatte Conference meet Twenty-five medals, nine of which were gold, went to the Central City girls at last Friday’s LouPlatte Conference Track and Field Championships.

With districts just around the corner, Central City/Centura looks primed for a deep postseason run. Last week on their home diamond, the Kernels notched backto- back wins over Twin River and Elkhorn to bring their final regular season record to 15-5.

The course was one challenge to overcome, the competition proved to be another when the Central City Bison made the trip to Columbus last Thursday for the Lakeview Golf Invitational.

At last Saturday’s Crossroads Conference Track and Field Meet, the High Plains Storm looked ready for postseason success as the boys’ team combined for nine medals and a fourth place finish in the team standings.

Several Central City, Nebraska Christian, and High Plains tracksters left their mark at Northwest High School in Grand Island during last Tuesday’s Central Nebraska Track Championships (CNTC) while facing off with some of the toughest competition in the state.

It doesn’t get much more dominant than Nebraska Christian’s performance at Friday’s Goldenrod Conference Championships in Burwell. The Eagles came away from the meet with eleven first place finishes, fifty-one total medals, and lopsided victories in both overall team competitions.

Negus shoots his way into the record books The Central City Bison made some hay while the sun shined last Thursday. They made hay in a historic way.