Sports

High Plains left Thursday’s Palmer Invite in Fullerton with several new personal bests and a collection of medals in tow. On the boys’ side of the meet, the Storm were led by senior jumper Brodey Spurling, who swept the long and triple jumps.

Central City/Centura completed their regular season sweep of St. Paul/Palmer last Tuesday in Cairo, using a pair of strong pitching performances and ten total hits to down the Cats 11-3.

Up against a crowded field of fourteen other teams, medals weren’t easy to come by at last Thursday’s Dave Gee Invite at Grand Island Northwest High School.

The Nebraska Christian Eagles added another impressive outing to their resume last Thursday, winning eleven gold medals while facing off with twelve other teams at Palmer’s invitational held in Fullerton.

Central City combines for twenty-two total medals Some of the best Class B and C track and field teams in the state made their way to Central City last Friday for the Bison’s annual invitational.

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The High Plains Community Storm secured eight total medals at their home invite held in Osceola last Wednesday.

It was an up and down week for the Central City/Centura baseball team, but, after suffering back-to-back losses, the Kernels got back on track with an impressive 8-1 win over Omaha Roncalli Catholic.

The Nebraska Christian track and field teams turned in another dominant performance last Wednesday, winning the boys’ and girls’ team competitions in impressive fashion at the High Plains Invite in Osceola.

It came down to the wire between Nebraska Christian and Elm Creek in the team competition of last Tuesday’s Wood River Invite, but twenty-two medals, including eight firstplace finishes, pushed the Eagles to the top of the standings.