2013 Republican Plains Activities Conference - 4/26/2013
RPAC Meet 2013
Dundy County Stratton HS
Results
Event 1 Girls Long Jump
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RPAC: * 18-02.25 4/30/2010 Amber Decent, Paxton
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Wasson, Jordin Cambridge 16-03.75 10
2 Stehno, Lesley Hitchcock Co 16-00.25 8
3 Peterson, Payton Bertrand 15-10.50 6
4 Sadd, Kattie Southern Val 15-09.25 5
5 Tripe, Brook Alma 15-07.25 4
6 Steinhauser, Nikki Alma 15-03.50 3
7 Polston, Carley Arapahoe 15-03.25 2
8 Shipp, Brittany Bertrand 14-07.75 1
Event 3 Girls Shot Put
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RPAC: * 41-02.50 5/1/2009 Bailey Soucie, Cambridge
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Whitman, Tess Maywood 36-08.50 10
2 Sandoe, Taylor Medicine Val 35-03.00 8
3 Peterson, Meg DundyCo Stratton 33-08.50 6
4 Werkmeister, Abby Maywood 33-08.00 5
5 McCauley, Taylor Hitchcock Co 33-01.50 4
6 Lee, Tailor Wauneta-Pali 33-00.00 3
7 Holz, Emma Paxton 32-09.00 2
8 Paine, Jordan Southern Val 32-06.00 1
Event 5 Girls High Jump
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RPAC: * 5-04 4/30/2012 Rochelle Wendland, Arapahoe
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Wendland, Rochelle Arapahoe 5-02.00 10
2 May, Kenzie Southwest Pu 4-10.00 7
2 Tripe, Brook Alma 4-10.00 7
4 Dannehl, Haley Bertrand J4-10.00 5
5 Love, Ashia Hitchcock Co 4-08.00 4
6 High, Jadyn Bertrand 4-06.00 2.50
6 Cox, Sarah Hayes Center 4-06.00 2.50
8 Long, Kadee Cambridge J4-06.00 0.33
8 Martinosky, Brekkan Paxton J4-06.00 0.33
8 Chesterman, Kate Bertrand J4-06.00 0.33
Event 7 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay
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RPAC: * 10:27.70 4/30/2012 Southwest, Southwest
K May, T. Brooks, A. Daffer, C. McConville
School Finals Points
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1 Bertrand 'A' 10:31.90 10
1) Mason, Allison 2) Peterson, Mattison
3) Kaps, Kenzie 4) Murillo, Cristina
2 Southwest Public 'A' 10:57.70 8
1) Potthoff, Kaylee 2) May, Kenzie
3) McConville, Cassa 4) Daffer, Abby
3 Dundy County Stratton 'A' 11:03.00 6
1) Nelms, Laura 2) Walker, Morgan
3) Kent, Nicole 4) McCarthy, Stephanie
4 Paxton 'A' 11:20.70 5
1) Martinosky, Brekkan 2) Schow, Karlee
3) Schow, Bailee 4) Carlyle, Kaylie
5 Medicine Valley 'A' 11:46.80 4
1) Jorgensen, Grayce 2) Chapman, Andie
3) Schroeder, Shaylee 4) Willis, Savannah
6 Wallace 'A' 12:11.90 3
1) Lundvall, Alex 2) Sheets, Mickayla
3) Nelson, Jaclyn 4) Aylward, Paige
7 Alma 'A' 12:18.50 2
1) Albin, Martena 2) Webster, Miakayla
3) Beman, Mashea 4) Heft, Mariah
8 Arapahoe 'A' 12:34.40 1
1) Tenbensel, Olivia 2) Gyulai, Sofia
3) Hanke, Hannah 4) Paulsen, Stephanie
Event 9 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
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RPAC: * 14.60 4/25/2008 Taylor Tacha, Bertrand
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Watson, Kaylea Arapahoe 16.00 10
2 Johnson, Katie Alma 16.70 8
3 Skelton, Emma Wauneta-Pali 17.10 6
4 High, Savannah Bertrand 17.60 5
5 Johnson, Sloan Cambridge 17.90 4
6 Berry, Alexa Bertrand 18.10 3
7 Becker, Logan Southern Val J18.10 2
8 Lord, Kim Southwest Pu 18.80 1
Event 11 Girls 100 Meter Dash
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RPAC: * 12.20 4/26/2013 Alexa Whipple, Arapahoe
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Whipple, Alexa Arapahoe 12.20* 10
2 Stehno, Lesley Hitchcock Co 13.10 8
3 Longnecker, Kelsey Southwest Pu 13.40 6
4 Solberg, Taylor Southwest Pu 13.80 5
5 Whipple, Emily Cambridge J13.80 4
6 Sanford, Fayelee DundyCo Stratton J13.80 3
7 Burke, Kaylee DundyCo Stratton 14.00 2
8 Sandberg, Stacy DundyCo Stratton 14.10 1
Event 13 Girls 400 Meter Run
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RPAC: * 59.30 5/1/2009 Blair Dixon, Wauneta/Pali
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Kelley, Kate Southwest Pu 1:01.80 4 10
2 May, Kenzie Southwest Pu 1:02.00 4 8
3 Wendland, Rochelle Arapahoe 1:02.10 4 6
4 Fanning, Abbie Wauneta-Pali 1:03.40 4 5
5 Duvel, Colby DundyCo Stratton 1:04.70 4 4
6 Jorgensen, Grayce Medicine Val 1:06.70 4 3
7 Nielsen, Mckenzie Southern Val 1:07.20 4 2
8 Albin, Martena Alma 1:07.80 3 1
Event 15 Girls 3200 Meter Run
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RPAC: * 12:05.20 4/29/2011 Gabby Mullanix, Dundy County
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Daffer, Abby Southwest Pu 13:07.40 10
2 Phillips, Breanna Maywood 13:10.80 8
3 Stone, Justine Maywood 13:33.40 6
4 Martinosky, Brekkan Paxton 13:34.70 5
5 Philips, Kara Bertrand 13:39.20 4
6 Murillo, Cristina Bertrand 13:44.20 3
7 Dannehl, Emma Bertrand 14:14.80 2
8 McConville, Cassa Southwest Pu 14:25.70 1
Event 17 Girls 200 Meter Dash
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RPAC: * 25.50 4/25/2008 Blair Dixon, Wauneta/Pali
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Whipple, Alexa Arapahoe 25.70 10
2 Kelley, Kate Southwest Pu 27.10 8
3 Fanning, Abbie Wauneta-Pali 27.20 6
4 Stehno, Lesley Hitchcock Co 27.80 5
5 Duvel, Colby DundyCo Stratton J27.80 4
6 Steinhauser, Nikki Alma 27.90 3
7 Dannehl, Haley Bertrand 28.10 2
8 Hoxmeier, Mikaela Southern Val 28.70 1
Event 19 Girls Triple Jump
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RPAC: * 35-03 4/25/2008 Lisa Lord, Southwest
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Johnson, Katie Alma 34-04.25 10
2 Wasson, Jordin Cambridge 34-01.25 8
3 Shipp, Brittany Bertrand 33-08.75 6
4 Sadd, Kattie Southern Val 33-04.25 5
5 Peterson, Payton Bertrand 33-01.25 4
6 Polston, Carley Arapahoe 31-04.25 3
7 Dannehl, Haley Bertrand 31-01.00 2
8 Cross, Sheldon Cambridge 30-08.25 1
Event 21 Girls Discus Throw
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RPAC: * 128-01 5/1/2009 Sadie Waugh, Paxton
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Whipple, Emily Cambridge 110-05 10
2 Sandoe, Taylor Medicine Val 101-06 8
3 Werkmeister, Abby Maywood 100-05 6
4 Peterson, Meg DundyCo Stratton 98-07 5
5 Lee, Tailor Wauneta-Pali 98-05 4
6 Whitman, Tess Maywood 97-07 3
7 Paine, Jordan Southern Val 92-07 2
8 Hrnchir, Haley Hitchcock Co 90-09 1
Event 23 Girls Pole Vault
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RPAC: * 10-06 4/26/2013 K Kaps/J Dannehl 08, Bertrand/Bertrand
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Kaps, Kenzie Bertrand 10-06.00* 10
2 Mason, Allison Bertrand 10-00.00 8
3 Siekman, Sydney Bertrand 8-06.00 6
4 Eden, Abby Southern Val 8-00.00 5
5 Ohrman, Morgan DundyCo Stratton 7-06.00 4
6 Nichols, Nicole Hitchcock Co J7-06.00 3
7 Schaben, Mirandah Arapahoe 7-00.00 1.50
7 Sandberg, Stacy DundyCo Stratton 7-00.00 1.50
Event 25 Girls 800 Meter Run
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RPAC: * 2:23.60 4/25/2008 Brooke Harris, Wallace
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 McCarthy, Stephanie DundyCo Stratton 2:36.00 10
2 Peterson, Mattison Bertrand 2:37.40 8
3 Brooks, Shelisa Southern Val 2:39.00 6
4 Fanning, Abbie Wauneta-Pali 2:40.50 5
5 Harchelroad, Sydnee Wauneta-Pali 2:42.10 4
6 Heft, Mariah Alma 2:44.40 3
7 Garner, Kristen Hitchcock Co 2:48.50 2
8 Nelson, Karli Bertrand 2:50.20 1
Event 27 Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
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RPAC: * 46.00 5/1/2009 Taylor Tacha, Bertrand
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Mason, Allison Bertrand 48.30 2 10
2 Skelton, Emma Wauneta-Pali 49.30 2 8
3 Watson, Kaylea Arapahoe 51.00 2 6
4 Nielsen, Mckenzie Southern Val 52.30 2 5
5 Kaps, Mollie Bertrand 52.50 2 4
6 Johnson, Katie Alma 53.70 2 3
7 Berry, Alexa Bertrand 54.00 2 2
8 Shaffer, Jennie Alma 54.10 1 1
Event 29 Girls 1600 Meter Run
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RPAC: * 5:39.50 4/29/2011 Kenzie Kaps, Bertrand
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Kaps, Kenzie Bertrand 5:56.60 10
2 Stone, Justine Maywood 5:59.60 8
3 Nelms, Laura DundyCo Stratton 6:03.00 6
4 Phillips, Breanna Maywood 6:14.00 5
5 Philips, Kara Bertrand 6:16.80 4
6 Daffer, Abby Southwest Pu 6:20.40 3
7 Murillo, Cristina Bertrand 6:23.10 2
8 McConville, Cassa Southwest Pu 6:35.10 1
Event 31 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
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RPAC: * 51.50 4/26/2013 Arapahoe, Arapahoe
C Polston, R Wendland, K Watson, A Whipple
School Finals H# Points
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1 Arapahoe 'A' 51.50* 2 10
1) Polston, Carley 2) Wendland, Rochelle
3) Watson, Kaylea 4) Whipple, Alexa
2 Southwest Public 'A' 53.40 2 8
1) Potthoff, Kaylee 2) Longnecker, Kelsey
3) Kelley, Megan 4) Kelley, Kate
3 Dundy County Stratton 'A' 54.00 2 6
1) Sanford, Fayelee 2) McCarthy, Stephanie
3) Ohrman, Morgan 4) Duvel, Colby
4 Alma 'A' 54.40 2 5
1) Steinhauser, Nikki 2) Tripe, Brook
3) Hays, Haley 4) Johnson, Katie
5 Southern Valley 'A' 55.10 1 3.50
1) Hoxmeier, Mikaela 2) Nielsen, Mckenzie
3) Eden, Abby 4) Sadd, Kattie
5 Bertrand 'A' 55.10 2 3.50
1) Kaps, Mollie 2) Dannehl, Haley
3) Peterson, Mattison 4) Shipp, Brittany
7 Hitchcock County 'A' 55.50 2 2
1) Blume, Tayler 2) Garner, Kristen
3) Stehno, Lesley 4) Love, Ashia
8 Cambridge 'A' 55.80 1 1
1) Johnson, Sloan 2) Cross, Sheldon
3) Kent, MiKayla 4) Whipple, Emily
Event 33 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
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RPAC: * 4:16.90 5/1/2009 Cambridge, Cambridge
T Keyser, L Malchow, F Petersen, B Soucie
School Finals H# Points
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1 Southwest Public 'A' 4:20.50 2 10
1) Longnecker, Kelsey 2) Kelley, Megan
3) May, Kenzie 4) Kelley, Kate
2 Bertrand 'A' 4:26.50 2 8
1) Peterson, Mattison 2) Kaps, Kenzie
3) Murillo, Cristina 4) Mason, Allison
3 Arapahoe 'A' 4:30.10 2 6
1) Watson, Kaylea 2) Wendland, Rochelle
3) Whipple, Alexa 4) Tenbensel, Olivia
4 Wauneta-Palisade 'A' 4:30.50 2 5
1) Harchelroad, Sydnee 2) Skelton, Emma
3) Alberts, Leiauna 4) Fanning, Abbie
5 Dundy County Stratton 'A' 4:34.60 2 4
1) McCarthy, Stephanie 2) Ohrman, Morgan
3) Nelms, Laura 4) Duvel, Colby
6 Southern Valley 'A' 4:37.70 2 3
1) Hoxmeier, Mikaela 2) Nielsen, Mckenzie
3) Sadd, Kattie 4) Brooks, Shelisa
7 Alma 'A' 4:39.60 1 2
1) Tripe, Brook 2) Steinhauser, Nikki
3) Albin, Martena 4) Heft, Mariah
8 Medicine Valley 'A' 4:41.30 1 1
1) Jorgensen, Grayce 2) Willis, Savannah
3) Hosick, Hannah 4) Schroeder, Shaylee
Women - Team Rankings - 17 Events Scored
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1) Bertrand 132.33 2) Southwest Public 86
3) Arapahoe 75.50 4) Dundy County Stratton 62.50
5) Alma 52 6) Maywood 51
7) Wauneta-Palisade 46 8) Southern Valley 40.50
9) Cambridge 38.33 10) Hitchcock County 37
11) Medicine Valley 24 12) Paxton 12.33
13) Wallace 3 14) Hayes Center 2.50
Month: April 2013
Lawsuit Over NE Inmate Death Dismissed
(AP) — A judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by the family of a Nebraska inmate who died in 2010 while in custody.
The lawsuit was dismissed Thursday. Lancaster County District Judge John Colborn found there wasn’t enough evidence to show that state officials had been negligent in the death of 51-year-old Darryl Reed.
Reed died from heart disease and hardening of the arteries. He was serving a 5-to-8 year sentence for a drug conviction when he was taken from an Omaha prison to a prison infirmary in Lincoln because of behavior that led security staff to think he has used illegal drugs. Hours later, a nurse found him in distress, and he was taken to a Lincoln hospital, where he died.
Burkhead Drafted by Bengals
With the 190th-pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals selected Nebraska running back Rex Burkhead.
In his junior season, Burkhead rushed for 1,357 yards and scored 15 touchdowns with 21 catches for 177 yards and 2 TDs.
Husker Baseball Falls to OK State in Game One of Doubleheader
The Nebraska baseball team (19-22, 11-4 Big Ten) took a 3-2 lead into the eighth inning against the No. 24 Oklahoma State Cowboys in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday at TD Ameritrade Park, but was unable to hold the lead, as the Cowboys came back to win, 5-3, in 10 innings.
It was the Huskers’ 12th loss this season by two runs or less.
The Huskers had the go-ahead run at third base with two outs in the bottom of the eighth and ninth innings, but were unable to come through with a clutch hit.
After pushing the game to extra innings, OSU scored two runs in the top of the tenth on four hits, including a pair of doubles
Norfolk Man Gets Credit for Time Served in Shaken Newborn Case
A new father who shook and injured his 2-week-old daughter has been sentenced to the six months he has already served in jail.
22-year-old Justin Gore, of Norfolk, was sentenced Thursday to time served. He also was ordered to take anger management and parenting classes.
The baby was taken to a hospital for vomiting and diarrhea in September. A doctor called police to report bruising and cranial bleeding consistent with an infant being shaken or struck.
Gore told the detective he had been up for long hours and shook the baby when she wouldn’t stop crying.
A lawyer for Gore says there appears to be no lasting injuries to the girl from the shaking.
RISE Promotes Literacy with Cornhusker Book Drive
Access to books has a serious impact on literacy rates in our State.
RISE Specialists from all over Nebraska want to change this as they work together on the state-wide Cornhusker Community Book Drive.
RISE Specialists feel that by increasing access to books for adults and youth in our communities, we can overcome the epidemic of illiteracy.
The North Platte community is collecting books that will be donated to the Pawnee Hotel Assisted Living Facility, The Rape and Domestic Abuse Program and the Connection Homeless Shelter.
They are looking for books from the following genres: Westerns, Inspirational, Self-Help, Eductional, Romance, Nonfiction, Biographies and Novels. Additionally, they will accept all books for children and teens.
Books can be dropped of at these locations:
District #11 Probation
110 East 3rd Street
North Platte Public Library
120 West 4th Street
Professional Financial Advisors
501 South Jeffers
More information on the Cornhusker Book Drive can be found by visiting www.serve.nebraska.gov.
The area contact in North Platte is Jessica Spors, RISE Specialist for District 11 Probation. She can be reached at (308) 534-4350 or by emailing jessica.spors@nebraska.gov.
RISE focuses on providing supportive services for adult and juvenile probationers in a group setting, with one-on-one sessions available as necessary. RISE Program Specialists work with a developed curriculum targeted for specific educational and/or employment skills. The RISE Program curriculum consists of different tracks to fit the individual probationer.
Adults can participate in the employment track, focusing on attaining and maintaining employment; the education track, focused on attaining a GED (for those who are not high school graduates) and higher education; or a dual track, meaning probationers receive support in areas of education and employment.
The RISE juvenile school support track is designed to specifically target youth struggling in school academically, as well as with attendance and attitude. The Navigator Program adds additional support for those who are assessed as our highest risk probationers.
State Senator to Speak at UNK Commencement
A state lawmaker is scheduled to speak at the University of Nebraska Kearney’s commencement ceremony in May.
Sen. Galen Hadley of Kearney, a professor emeritus at the university, will address more than 700 students who are receiving degrees on May 3.
The university is expected to award 525 undergraduate and 188 graduate degrees, an all-time record.
Hadley was elected to the Nebraska Legislature in 2009. He earned his Ph.D. in accounting at the university and worked as both a professor and administrator.
He was a member of the Kearney City Council and served as mayor.
NE Lawmakers Aim to Ban Synthetic Drugs
The Nebraska Legislature is expected to debate a proposal that would ban new classes of synthetic drugs that mimic the effects of illegal substances.
Omaha Sen. Beau McCoy of Omaha, who introduced the bill, says that these drugs are dangerous and need to be outlawed.
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office forensic scientist Christine Gabig says law enforcement struggles to keep up with and ban the new forms of synthetic drugs being created.
That’s why she is working with McCoy to craft legislation to ban new generations of chemically engineered drugs that mimic the highs users get while using drugs like marijuana, meth, LSD, ecstasy or psychedelic mushrooms.
Gabig says the drugs have been sold at tobacco and head shops disguised as incense.
Debate on NE Veteran’s License Plate Bill Set to Begin
Veterans and active-duty service members would have the option to display their status on Nebraska state identification cards and license plates, under a bill in the Legislature.
Debate could begin Monday on the measure, which combines the ideas of several state lawmakers. The Department of Motor Vehicles would design “Military Honor” license plates by 2015. It also would allow for a special designation on driver’s licenses and state identification cards.
The bill was introduced by Sen. Annette Dubas, chairwoman of the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee.
Dubas has said the bill seeks to honor service members. She says it might also serve as an indicator to law enforcement that a person is suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder.
Shoplifter Breaks Lincoln PD Officer’s Nose
A Lincoln police officer is recovering from a broken nose after being punched by a suspected shoplifter.
Police said the officer was among those who responded to a report of a shoplifter at a Lincoln grocery store before dawn Friday morning.
Police say the 30-year-old suspect fled when officers arrived. Officers gave chase, and the suspect turned around and punched officer closing on him.
The officer, who has not been named, was taken to a local hospital for treatment of a broken nose.
The suspect is behind bars on suspicion of theft and felony assault of a police officer.