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2018 Blitzy Award Winners!

North Platte – This year’s annual Blitzy awards were a little less than usual with the leaving of one sports director and the arrival of a new one. Rest assured area sports fans that next year will be the biggest and best Blitzy’s yet! The North Platte Post and ESPN Radio 1410 want to thank Wyman and Sons welding for providing the trophies as well as our two sponsors: Natural Nutrition House and Jack Morris-State Farm Insurance. Without local contributions we wouldnt be able to bring you the coverage that we do!

That being said we still did have two winners, our Female and Male Athlete of the year!

Female Athlete of the Year: Baylee Steele

Baylee Steele

Baylee is now a Sophmore at North Platte High School. During her Freshman year, she had an impressive run as part of the NPHS Girls Golf team that took 4th place in the State Tournament. Baylee also had previously played basketball and softball but

Baylee herself had a fantastic season coming in third overall in A-1 district play which was followed up by third overall in State Championship play:

Round 1 – Norfolk Country Club – 10/09/2017 11:10 am (Started on 10)
Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Total
Yards 455 353 300 150 330 410 112 337 340 2787 290 460 317 329 155 330 300 122 469 2772 5559
Par 5 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 36 4 5 4 4 3 4 4 3 5 36 72
Round 1 5 6 5 4 6 7 4 5 6 48 4 5 5 6 3 4 4 4 6 41 89
Status +5 +7 +8 +9 +11 +13 +14 +15 +17 E E +1 +3 +3 +3 +3 +4 +5 +17
Eagle
Birdie
Par
Bogey
Double Bogey or +
Round 2 – Norfolk Country Club – 10/10/2017 10:10 am
Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Total
Yards 455 353 300 150 330 410 112 337 340 2787 290 460 317 329 155 330 300 122 469 2772 5559
Par 5 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 36 4 5 4 4 3 4 4 3 5 36 72
Round 2 7 5 4 3 6 7 3 5 4 44 4 4 5 5 2 5 4 4 6 39 83
Status +19 +20 +20 +20 +22 +24 +24 +25 +25 +25 +24 +25 +26 +25 +26 +26 +27 +28 +28
Eagle
Birdie
Par
Bogey
Double Bogey or +
Statistics Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys Dbl. Bogeys Others Par 3s Par 4s Par 5s
Round 1 0 0 6 7 5 0 +3 +11 +3
Round 2 0 2 6 7 3 0 E +7 +4
Total 0 2 12 14 8 0 +3 +18 +7

You can hear Baylee chatting with Kyle and Scotty C on the blitz here:

Male Athlete of the Year: Cameron Riggs

Cameron is an outgoing senior wrestler who spent three years at North Platte St. Pat’s before transferring to Maxwell. He was selected as a USA Wrestling honorable mention All-American this year after going undefeated in his entire high school career (204-0) and winning four straight state championships. He will be attending St. Cloud State University this fall as a freshman and hopes to add to his championship pedigree by joining a program that is fresh off a D2 National Championship.

Here is his final State Championship run as a senior:

Championship Finals

  • 1st Place Match – Cameron Riggs (Maxwell) 57-0 won by fall over Darren Stewart (Elkhorn Valley) 37-6 (Fall 2:33)

3rd and 5th Place

  • 3rd Place Match – Ryley Spatz (East Butler) 50-5 won by major decision over Seth Simants (Stapleton) 44-9 (MD 14-4)
  • 5th Place Match – Jefferson Mcneill (Oakland-Craig) 43-10 won by fall over Blake Racicky (Ansley/Litchfield) 39-12 (Fall 1:54)

4th Wrestleback (16 Man)

  • Cons. Semi – Seth Simants (Stapleton) 44-9 won by decision over Jefferson Mcneill (Oakland-Craig) 43-10 (Dec 13-7)
  • Cons. Semi – Ryley Spatz (East Butler) 50-5 won by major decision over Blake Racicky (Ansley/Litchfield) 39-12 (MD 11-2)

Semis & 3rd WB (16 Man)

  • Semifinal – Cameron Riggs (Maxwell) 57-0 won by fall over Jefferson Mcneill (Oakland-Craig) 43-10 (Fall 3:29)
  • Semifinal – Darren Stewart (Elkhorn Valley) 37-6 won by fall over Blake Racicky (Ansley/Litchfield) 39-12 (Fall 2:38)
  • Cons. Round 3 – Seth Simants (Stapleton) 44-9 won by major decision over Trigger Pokorny (Central Valley) 38-17 (MD 14-5)
  • Cons. Round 3 – Ryley Spatz (East Butler) 50-5 won by major decision over Alex Schmit (Randolph) 37-13 (MD 12-0)

Quarterfinals

  • Quarterfinal – Cameron Riggs (Maxwell) 57-0 won by decision over Ryley Spatz (East Butler) 50-5 (Dec 7-4)
  • Quarterfinal – Jefferson Mcneill (Oakland-Craig) 43-10 won by decision over Michael Stackpole (Weeping Water) 43-11 (Dec 7-5)
  • Quarterfinal – Darren Stewart (Elkhorn Valley) 37-6 won by fall over Zachary Sweet (Mullen) 13-9 (Fall 4:28)
  • Quarterfinal – Blake Racicky (Ansley/Litchfield) 39-12 won by decision over Seth Simants (Stapleton) 44-9 (Dec 11-8)

Round 1 (16 Man)

  • Champ. Round 1 – Cameron Riggs (Maxwell) 57-0 won by fall over Cole Laible (West Holt) 31-16 (Fall 3:47)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Ryley Spatz (East Butler) 50-5 won by major decision over Jacob Johnson (Archbishop Bergan) 47-7 (MD 10-2)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Jefferson Mcneill (Oakland-Craig) 43-10 won by fall over Trigger Pokorny (Central Valley) 38-17 (Fall 4:45)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Michael Stackpole (Weeping Water) 43-11 won by decision over Mark Schwartz (Garden County) 30-10 (Dec 2-1)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Darren Stewart (Elkhorn Valley) 37-6 won by fall over Raul Clouse (Elwood) 22-8 (Fall 5:17)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Zachary Sweet (Mullen) 13-9 won by decision over Alex Schmit (Randolph) 37-13 (Dec 16-10)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Blake Racicky (Ansley/Litchfield) 39-12 won by fall over Holden Schleve (Morrill) 32-10 (Fall 3:29)
  • Champ. Round 1 – Seth Simants (Stapleton) 44-9 won by fall over Derek Wortman (Creighton) 36-9 (Fall 4:25)

 

You can hear Cameron join Kyle and Scotty C on the Blitz here:

West Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Rosters

SCOTTSBLUFF—The players have been selected for the East and West teams for the 34 th annual West Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Game.

The 13 members of each all-star volleyball team were selected by the All Star coaches from nominations by their respective high school coach. The rosters for both teams are included below.

Please note that these rosters are subject to change. The 2018 West Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Game will be played Saturday, June 9, 2018 at Cougar Palace on the campus of Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff. Game time is 2 p.m. MDT.

A portion of the proceeds from the West Nebraska All-Star Games benefit local organizations.

 

WEST NEBRASKA ALL-STAR SPORTS

VOLLEYBALL ROSTERS

EAST

Player High School
Alyssa Bailey Ansley-Litchfield
Megan Christen Anselmo-Merna
Arleigh Costello Gothenburg
Jadyn Heckenlively Alma
Felicia Knoerzer Elwood
Mariah Lane Ansley-Litchfield
Gabby Menghini North Platte
Madison Reed Arnold
Kirsten Staab Broken Bow
Gracie Stienike Gothenburg
Paige Stunkel Cozad
Emery Swan Brady
Hanna Wright Cozad

 

Head Coach: Pat Hoblyn (Ansley-Litchfield)

Asst Coach: Neleigh Hall (Cozad)

WEST

Player High School
Emily Baxter Bridgeport
Makayla Davidson Alliance
Audrey Dickmander South Platte
Shawna Hill Scottsbluff
Audrey Juelfs Potter-Dix
Haiden Kreber Sutherland
Trinity Langley Potter-Dix
Payje Misegadis Creek Valley
Brittney Newkirk Bridgeport
Jori Peters Mitchell
Victoria Schwartz Mitchell
Riley Sis McCook
Brittney Spreier Gering

 

Head Coach: Michelle Peters (Mitchell)

Asst Coach: Brad Hicks (Potter-Dix)

West Nebraska All-Star Football Rosters

SCOTTSBLUFF—The players have been selected for the East and West teams for the 40th annual West Nebraska All-Star Football Game.

The 64 members of the all-star football teams were nominated by their respective high school coach and selected by the all-star coaches. The rosters for both West and East are included below. Please note these rosters are subject to change.

The 2018 West Nebraska All-Star Football Game will be played Saturday, June 9, 2018 at Bearcat Stadium in Scottsbluff, NE. Game time is 7 p.m. MDT. A portion of the proceeds from the West Nebraska All-Star Games benefits local organizations.

West Roster:

Player High School

 

Coy Bila Chadron
Albin Borjesson Gering
Noah Bruner Scottsbluff
Korby Campbell Gordon-Rushville
Roper Chandler Paxton
Ryan Christensen Ogallala
Easton Clark Hershey
Miles Davis Hemingford
Blaine Flack Crawford
Drake Gilliland Mitchell
Coby Haas Sidney
Hunter Hays McCook
Frank Hernandez McCook
Eli Hinojosa Chase County
Will Howell Morrill
Charles Johnson Perkins County
Kyle Kildow Bridgeport
Noah Lake Garden County
Nolan Marten Thedford-Sandhills
Blake McCormick Garden County
Mitch McKibbin Bayard
Kooper Reece Valentine
Riley Reisig Mitchell
Braydon Richardson Chadron
Jimmy Ryan Ogallala
Elijah Salinas Scottsbluff
Owen Shelmadine Alliance
Jonathan Smith Sidney
DJ Stephen Valentine
Logan Tiensvold Chadron
Marce Vasquez Bridgeport
Cody Ybarra Gering

 

Head Coach: Jordan Haas (Hemingford)

Asst Coaches: Scott Jorgensen (Paxton)

Chris Koozer (Sidney)

Lance Steffen (Perkins County)

Taryn Wood (Hemingford)


East Roster: 

Player High School

 

Payton Allen Ainsworth
Jairo Alvarez Lexington
Taten Benson Cambridge
Tyler Borland Cambridge
Hunter Brenn Holdrege
Jayden Brosius North Platte St. Pat’s
Oracio Corona Lexington
Drake Davenport Overton
Cameron Downey Anslemo-Merna
Austin Geis Elm Creek
Noah Gugelman Gothenburg
Trent Hoeft Holdrege
Alex Horky Sargent
Patrick Hudson Gothenburg
Ryan Klintworth Medicine Valley
Hunter Kraus Loup County
Landon Lenz Medicine Valley
Kevin Linn Broken Bow
Prestin Melroy Holdrege
Jacob Pruitt Arapahoe
Keaton Richardson North Platte
Jack Rush South Loup
Andrew Saiz Lexington
Blake Schipporeit Ainsworth
James Schroll North Platte St. Pat’s
Blake Schwarz South Loup
Griffin Smith Rock County
Tell Spies Mullen
Bronson Titus Holdrege
Spencer Watson Arapahoe
Ethan Woehrle Lexington
Cash Yearous Wauneta-Palisade

 

Head Coach: Craig Haake (Gothenburg)

Asst Coaches: Justin Dowdy (Gothenburg)

Scott Porter (Cambridge)

Denis Reese (Loomis)

Andy Schwarz (South Loup)

 

NPCC Knights Softball Player Wanlass named to NFCA All-Midwest Second Team

North Platte – The National Fastpich Coaches Association has named North Platte Community College Knights softball player Kenlee Wanlass to the NFCA All-Midwest Region NJCAA Division II softball second team for the 2018 season.

Wanlass, a freshman from Elsinore, Utah played catcher for the Knights this past season. Wanlass started all 39 games for the Knights.

Wanlass batted .293 in 58 at bats with two doubles. She had five stolen bases on five attempts.

Defensively, Wanlass had 73 put outs and 10 assists in 86 chances for a fielding percentage of .965. She also broke the Knights all-time season record for fewest errors with three.

NPCC to Host 12th Annual Mid-Plains Area Basketball All-Star Games

North Platte – North Platte Community College will host the 12th annual Mid-Plains Area Basketball All-Star games on Friday, June 8 at the McDonald-Belton Gymnasium on the South Campus of North Platte Community College.

The girl’s game will start at 6 pm, followed by the boy’s game at 7:45 pm.

The rosters for the “black” and “gold” teams are being finalized for each game.

Tickets for the game will be $5.00 and can be purchased at the door.

The games will be broadcast on ESPN 1410 and www.northplattepost.com on the Internet.

The games will be video livestreamed at www.npccknights.com.

NSAA Boys Golf State Championships day one in the books – Class D edition

North Platte, Neb – After the first day of the two day Boys State Golf Championships, Paxton finds itself in the middle of the pack as a team in 9th place. They are 66 strokes behind the leader West Holt who, as a team, are shooting 32 over par.

Pos. Team Total
To Par
Gross
R1
1 West Holt

West Holt
+32 320
2 Franklin

Franklin
+42 330
3 Medicine Valley

Medicine Valley
+63 351
4 Boyd County

Boyd County
+64 352
5 Heartland

Heartland
+68 356
6 Heartland Lutheran

Heartland Lutheran
+74 362
7 Osmond

Osmond
+89 377
8 Clearwater-Orchard

Clearwater-Orchard
+94 382
9 Paxton

Paxton
+98 386
T10 Clarkson/Leigh

Clarkson/Leigh
+106 394
T10 Dundy County-Stratton

Dundy County-Stratton
+106 394
12 Loomis

Loomis
+114 402
13 Lawrence-Nelson

Lawrence-Nelson
+115 403
14 Garden County

Garden County
+121 409
15 Howells-Dodge

Howells-Dodge
+122 410

Conditions in North Platte today will favor golf in the morning as the boys get ready for day two. Things will warm up quickly with a high in the upper 80’s. Afternoon Thunderstorms will come into the area meaning they will need to wrap up the round quickly to avoid those. Wind will be a factor with a steady SE wind 10-15 MPH and could see gusts as high as 25-30 MPH.

Here is how the Tigers shake out individually:

Tue, May 22
NSAA Tee / Slope: 126 / Rating: 71.9 / Lake Maloney Golf Club
Yardage 350 418 525 160 385 336 540 362 169 3245 148 535 375 375 530 342 380 169 365 3219 6464
Par 4 4 5 3 4 4 5 4 3 36 3 5 4 4 5 4 4 3 4 36 72
Jeremy McMillan-Peters, 10
5
4
5
5
5
6
6
4
3
43
3
6
5
4
5
4
4
4
5
40
83
Jeff Storer, 12
10
4
6
5
5
4
6
5
6
51
4
5
4
6
7
5
4
4
4
43
94
Jordan Callihan, 11
8
7
5
5
7
5
7
5
5
54
4
7
5
5
7
4
6
4
5
47
101
Dalton Drews, 12
6
6
6
4
5
8
9
6
5
55
4
7
9
7
7
5
4
4
6
53
108
Not included in scoring
Brylie Hahn, 11
5
6
7
6
6
5
15
7
7
64
5
8
9
5
8
7
8
8
6
64
128
Gross Score
29
21
22
19
22
23
28
20
19
203
15
25
23
22
26
18
18
16
20
183 386
To Par (gross)
13
5
2
7
6
7
8
4
7
59
3
5
7
6
6
2
2
4
4
39 98

NSAA Boys Golf State Championships day one in the books – Class A edition

Norfolk, Neb – After the first day of the two day Boys State Golf Championships, North Platte finds itsself in the middle of the pack as a team in 7th place. They are 28 strokes behind the leader Norfolk who had a phenomenal first day as a team shooting just 3 over par.

1 Norfolk

Norfolk
+3 291
2 Creighton Preparatory School

Creighton Preparatory School
+16 304
3 Lincoln Southwest

Lincoln Southwest
+23 311
4 Papillion-LaVista

Papillion-LaVista
+24 312
5 Millard North

Millard North
+27 315
6 Lincoln East

Lincoln East
+30 318
7 North Platte

North Platte
+31 319
8 Millard West

Millard West
+36 324
9 Kearney

Kearney
+38 326
T10 Elkhorn South

Elkhorn South
+45 333
T10 Lincoln Pius X

Lincoln Pius X
+45 333
12 Gretna

Gretna
+67 355

Conditions on day two will be great for golf as it looks to be a partly cloudy day with highs in the upper 80’s. Wind could play a factor with a steady 10-15 MPH SE wind, gusts could get up to 25.

Here is how North Platte stands individually:

Tue, May 22
Black Tee / Slope: 132 / Rating: 73.2 / Norfolk Country Club
Yardage 542 423 361 176 431 525 151 382 373 3364 327 551 420 372 180 435 370 164 546 3365 6729
Par 5 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 36 4 5 4 4 3 4 4 3 5 36 72
Jayden Jones, 10
4
4
5
3
4
5
3
5
3
36
5
5
4
5
3
4
4
3
7
40
76
Kyle Zimbelman, 12
7
5
4
3
4
5
3
3
6
40
4
5
4
5
3
6
4
3
4
38
78
Chesney Tatman, 12
4
4
5
4
4
5
3
4
7
40
6
6
5
5
3
4
6
3
4
42
82
Drew Phillips, 11
6
4
6
4
4
7
3
5
4
43
4
5
4
6
4
5
5
3
4
40
83
Not included in scoring
Finn Lucas, 10
7
5
5
4
4
7
3
5
5
45
4
5
4
6
4
7
5
3
7
45
90
Gross Score
21
17
20
14
16
22
12
17
20
159
19
21
17
21
13
19
19
12
19
160 319
To Par (gross)
1
1
4
2
E
2
E
1
4
15
3
1
1
5
1
3
3
E
-1
16 31

Pair of Huskers earn All-Big ten nods

The Nebraska baseball team produced two All-Big Ten performers and two All-Freshman Team selections, when the conference announced its all-conference teams and individual awards on Tuesday.

Senior Scott Schreiber and junior Jesse Wilkening each earned second-team honors from the conference. Jaxon Hallmark and Gunner Hellstrom each made the All-Freshman Team. Mojo Hagge captured Nebraska’s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award.

Schreiber, who was named one of 25 semifinalists for the Golden Spikes Award on Monday, achieves All-Big Ten status for the third year in a row after making the first team in 2016 and 2017. Schreiber led the Big Ten in runs scored (62) and tied for first in the league in hits (79). He ranked second in home runs (18) and total bases (148), while his .369 batting average ranked sixth in the Big Ten.

Wilkening, who has been on the Johnny Bench Award Watch List each of the last two seasons, led the Huskers with a .372 batting average, which ranked fourth in the Big Ten. He ranked second in the Big Ten in RBIs (56), fourth in hits (74) and fifth in total bases (117).

Hallmark, who started 50 of Nebraska’s 52 games in 2018, batted .261 with two doubles, two triples and a home run. He went 7-for-7 stealing bases to lead the Huskers in that category this season.

Hellstrom, who made 19 starts and 26 appearances altogether, batted .310 with 22 hits, 13 RBIs, five runs scored and one double. On April 21 at Rutgers, he led the Husker offense with a 5-for-6 performance in NU’s win over the Scarlet Knights.

All-Big Ten Second Team: Jesse Wilkening (C), Scott Schreiber (1B)

Big Ten All-Freshman Team: Gunner Hellstrom (C), Jaxon Hallmark (OF)

Big Ten Sportsmanship Award: Mojo Hagge

State Track Results (Updated 5/19 6:00 pm)

Class A Girls:

Madison Irish – 13th in pole vault  (North Platte)

Peyton Neff – 16th in Triple Jump (North Platte)

North Platte Girls – 14th in 400m Relay

Class A Boys:

North Platte in 11th place – 19pts

Elliott Purdy – 2nd place Shot Put  (North Platte) – 8pts

Joey Larson – 9th place  Shot put (North Platte)

Joey Larson – 3rd place in Discus (North platte) – 6pts

Elliott Purdy – 7th place in Discus (North Platte) – 2pts

Kaden Ross – 11th place in  Triple Jump (North Platte)

 

Jacob Harvey – 6th in Pole Vault (North Platte) – 3pts

Class B Girls:

Lexington 5th place – 27pts

Gothenburg 42th overall place – 2pts

McCook 43rd place – 1pts

Madison Smith – 3rd in long jump  (Lexington) – 6pts

Robin Grigg – 17th place in Long Jump (McCook)

Amaya Ackerman – 25th place in Long Jump (Gothenburg)

 

Hana Brock – 9th place in Triple Jump (Lexington) – 1pts

Madison Smith – 2nd place in 100m Dash (Lexington) – 8pts

 

Madison Smith – 8th place in 200m Dash (Lexington) – 1pts

Madison Smith – 2nd place 400m Dash (Lexington) – 8pts

 

Haiden Loop – 8th place Pole Vault (McCook) – 1pts

Jayceea Hanson – 9th place in Discus (McCook)

Madison Sutton – 14th place Discus (Lexington)

Mackenzie Smith – 16th place in Discus (McCook)

Madison Sutton – 5th place Shot Put (Lexington) – 4pts

Gracie Stienike – 9th place in Shot Put (Gothenburg)

Arleigh Costello – 10th place in Shot Put (Gothenburg)

Mackenzie Smith –  14th place in Shot Put (McCook)

Milan Coggins – 10th high jump  (Ogallala)

Kayla Weyers 17th place 800m Run (Gothenburg)

Hannah Anderson – 22nd place 800m run  (Gothenburg)

Courtney Harpole – 23rd place 800m run (Gothenburg)

Emily Jacobs 19th place 800m  Run (McCook)

Hannah Anderson 22nd place 800m Run  (Gothenburg)

Courtney Harpole 23rd place 800m Run  (Gothenburg)

Gothenburg – 7th place in 3200m Relay – 2pts

Gothenburg – 11th place in 400m Relay

 

Gothenburg – 10th place in 1600m Relay

Lexington – 15th place in 1600m Relay

McCook – 16th place in 1600m Relay

Class B Boys:

McCook 5th – 34pts

Lexington in 9th – 18.5pts

Gothenburg 17th- 16pts

Ajack Waikur  – 2nd in Triple Jump (Lexington) 8 pts

Timothy Ram Nyinguan – 9th place Triple Jump (Lexington)

Seth Dugger – 10th place Triple Jump (McCook)

Morgan Fawver – 19th place Triple Jump (McCook)

Ajack Waikur – 5th place High Jump (Lexington)   4pts

DJ Gross – 8th in Shot put (McCook) 1 pt

Patrick Hudson – 11th place Shot Put (Gothenburg)

Ethan Woehrle – 13th place Shot put (Lexington)

Colin Giron – 14th place Shot Put (McCook)

 

DJ Gross – 3rd place Discus (McCook) – 6pts

Colin Giron – 4th place Discus (McCook) – 5pts

Patrick Hudson – 6th place Discus (Gothenburg) – 3pts

 

Tyce Hruza – 1st in pole vault (Gothenburg) – meet record 16’ ½”- 10pts

Landon Towne – 6th in pole vault (McCook)    3pts

Ean Bailey – tied 8th in pole vault (Lexington)  0.5pts

Joel Carter – 12th place Pole Vault (McCook)

Tyler Ltyle – 14th place Pole Vault (McCook)

Morgan Fawver – 2nd place Long Jump (McCook) – 8pts

Ajack Waikur – 3rd place Long Jump (Lexington) – 6pts

Alec Bunger – 8th place Long Jump (McCook) – 1pts

Cameryn Berry – 8th in 800m Run (McCook) – 1pts

Jack Lindgren – 14th in 800m Run (Ogallala)

Jeron Tuttle – 15th in 800m Run (Ogallala)

Riley Mai – 14th place 3200m Run (McCook)

Zach Schlager – 2nd place 110m Hurdles (McCook) – 8pts

Bennett Folkers – 6th place 110m Hurdles (Gothenburg) – 3pts

McCook – 8th place 400m Relay – 1pts

Gothenburg – 9th place 400m Relay

Lexington – 11th place 400m Relay

 

McCook- 9th place 1600m Relay

Lexington – 12th place 1600m Relay

Class C Girls:

Sutherland is in 30th place with 4 points

Maxwell is in 39th place with 2pts

Tahjzha Botts – 7th place in the 3200m Run (Maxwell) – 2pts

Bailee Fear – 5th place in the Long Jump (Sutherland) – 4pts

Sydney Mullin – 11th place in Long Jump (Maxwell)

 

Bailee Fear – 10th place in Triple Jump (Sutherland)

Sydney Mullin – 12th place in Triple Jump (Maxwell)

Nicole Howitt – 17th place in the discus (Maxwell)

Tahjzha Botts – 22nd place in the 800m run (Maxwell)

Class C Boys:

Sutherland 13th place – 17pts

Hershey 19th place – 13pts

Elias Huebner – 10th place in the 3200m Run (Hershey)

 

Elias Huebner – 16th place in 1600m Run (Hershey)

Ryan Richardson – 17th place in the triple jump  (Sutherland)

 

Noah Holm – 14th place in Long Jump (Sutherland)

Garrett Elfeldt -1st place in the pole vault  (Sutherland) – 10 pts

Connor Floyd – 2nd place in the pole vault  (Sutherland) – 7 pts

Kyler Banks – 2nd place in the pole vault  (Hershey) – 7pts

McKade Smith – 5th place in 110m Hurdles (Hershey) – 4pts

 

McKade Smith – 7th place in 300m Hurdles (Hershey) – 2pts

Class D Girls:

Brady 13th place with 16pts

Elizabeth Sitorius – 9th place Discus (Brady)

Emery Swan – 2nd place 800m Run (Brady) – 8pts

Emery Swan – 2nd place 400m Dash (Brady) – 8pts

Class D Boys:

Brady 18th – 15pts

Paxton 21th – 9pts

Colton Lovitt – 5th place in Triple Jump (Brady) 4pts

 

Colton Lovitt – 4th place in Long Jump (Brady) – 5pts

 

Brad Keller – 14th place Shot Put (Brady)

Roper Chandler – 10th place Shot Put (Paxton)

Mason Schimonitz – 9th place High Jump (Paxton)

 

Paxton – 5th place 1600m Relay – 4pts

 

Brady – 3rd place 3200m relay – 6pts

Paxton – 4th place 3200m relay – 5pts

 

FINAL NSAA Girls State Tennis updates

North Platte, Neb – Results from Girls state tennis tournament results as of 2:00 PM May 18th (all most recent updates are italicized) 

Class A tournament:

North Platte singles:

Katrina Webster (10) falls to #10 Gabrielle Keaton (12), Fremont by the score of: 6-4, 6-3

Codi Guerrieri (11) falls to #10 Elizabeth Pfeifer (12), Lincoln Pius X by the score of: 6-1,6-0

North Platte doubles: 

Hannah Nelson (12)/ Courtney Becker (10) fall to #2 Abby Peterson (12)/ Katie Whitehead (11), Lincoln Southeast by the score of: 6-0, 6-1

Anam Vaziri (10)/ Samantha Uppal (10) fall to #9 Chloe Ekborg (11)/ Tessa Nuismer (11), Millard West by the score of: 6-0, 6-1

 

Class B tournament:

Area Singles:

#1 Kassidy Michaelis (11), McCook defeats Zoee Smith (10), Gering by the score of 6-1, 6-1

#1 Kassidy Michaelis (11), McCook defeats #8 Brynn Sealock (12), GICC by the score of 6-0,6-0

UPDATE 5/18 2:00pm: #1 Kassidy Michaelis falls to #4 Chloe Dworak (12), Lincoln Christian by a score of 6-4,6-3 in the Semi-Finals

     Will play #2 Meena Satpathy (9), Omaha Duchesne Academy for 3rd place

UPDATE 5/18 4:45pm: #1 Kassidy Michaelis falls to #2 Meena Satpathy of Omaha Duchesne by the score of 6-2, 6-2 coming in 4th place overall

Amanda Francescato (12), Hershey falls to #3 Brianna Liu (10), Brownell-Talbot/ Concordia by the score of: 6-0, 6-0

Madeline Ketcham (10), Ogallala falls to #11 Ava Macke (12), Omaha Roncalli Catholic by the score of 6-1, 6-2

#6 Brylee Lauby (12), Lexington defeats Aubrey Thurman (12), Nebraska City by the score of 6-0, 6-0

#6 Brylee Lauby (12), Lexington defeats #11 Ava Macke (12), Omaha Roncalli Catholic by the score of 6-7 (7-5) 6-1 6-4

UPDATE 9:00pm: #6 Brylee Lauby (12), Lexington falls to #3 Brianna Liu (10), Brownell-Talbot/ Concordia by the score of 6-1, 6-2

Will play #7 Madison Tabor (12), Waverly  in 5th place bracket

UPDATE 5/18 2:00pm: #6 Brylee Lauby falls to #7 Madison Tabor (12), Waverly by a score of 7-5, 6-1

#8 Mallorie Buescher (11), Lexington defeats Trissa Wilson (10), Hershey by the score of 6-0, 6-1

#8 Mallorie Buescher (11), Lexington falls to #9 Kaylee Van Ampting (12), Waverly by the score of 7-5, 6-4

Payton Stewart (11), Ogallala falls to #9 Kaylee Van Ampting (12), Waverly by the score of 6-0, 6-0

#7 Haley Potthoff (12), McCook defeats Kyli Hanna (11), Omaha Gross Catholic by the score of 6-0, 6-2

#7 Haley Potthoff (12), McCook defeats #10 Caitlyn Anderson (11), Lincoln Christian by the score of 6-4, 6-2

UPDATE 9:00pm: #7 Haley Potthoff (12), McCook defeats  #2 Lesley Lam (11), Omaha Duchesne Academy by the score of 6-4, 6-4

Will play #3 Aruna Bashir (10), Brownell-Talbot/ Concordia in Semi-Final match

UPDATE 5/18 2:00pm: #7 Haley Potthoff (12) Defeats #3 Aruna Bashir (10) by a score of 6-3, 6-2

     Will play #1 Annie Trettel (12), Kearney Catholic in a Finals Match

UPDATE 5/18 3:00pm #7 Haley Potthoff (12) falls to #1 Annie Trettel (12) of Kearney Catholic in the finals match by a score of 6-2, 7-5 taking 2nd place overall

Area Doubles: 

#1 Cassiddy Beeby (12)/ Sydney Thompson (12), McCook defeat Harper Pivovar (12)/ Katie Ryan (12), Omaha Gross Catholic by the score of 6-0, 6-0

UPDATE 9:00pm: #1 Cassiddy Beeby (12)/ Sydney Thompson (12), McCook defeat #9 Nicole Shundoff (12)/ Ashley Waggoner (10), Kearney Catholic by the score of 6-1, 6-0

Will play #4 Katie Maser (10)/ Avery Kalvoda (10), GICC in the Semi-Final Matchup

UPDATE 5/18 2:00pm: #1 Cassiddy Beeby(12)/Sydney Thompson (12) Defeat #4 Katie Maser (10)/Avery Kalvoda (10) by a score of  6-3 7-6 (7-3)

     Will play #3 Kiersten Capelle (10)/ Jane Krueger (10), Omaha Duchesne Academy in a Finals Match

UPDATE 5/18 4:00pm: #1 Cassiddy Beeby(12)/Sydney Thompson(12) fall to #3 Kiersten Capelle(10)/Jane Krueger(10) from Omaha Duchesne by the score of 2-6, 7-6, (7-3), 6-4 and receive 2nd place runner up

#8 Lilith Fair (11)/ Madison Mendoza (11), Ogallala defeat Ava Blankman (12)/ Hannah Fenton (12), Omaha Roncalli Catholic by the score of 6-4, 6-1

#8 Lilith Fair (11)/ Madison Mendoza (11), Ogallala fall to #9 Nicole Shundoff (12)/ Ashley Waggoner (10), Kearney Catholic by the score of  4-6, 7-6,
(8-6), 6-4

Leslie Aase (12)/ Baylee Brownawell (12), Hershey fall to #3 Kiersten Capelle (10)/ Jane Krueger (10), Omaha Duchesne Academy by the score of 6-0, 6-2

Theresa Aguirre (12)/ Brooke Speer (12), Lexington fall to Paige Peterson (12)/ Bobbie Claflin (11), Gering by the score of 6-2, 6-4

Darlyn Gonzalez (11)/ Aileen Reynosa-Esquivel (12), Lexington fall to #12 Analiese Wiedenbeck (11)/ Mackenzie Steckelberg (11), Waverly by the score of 6-1, 6-1

#4 Riley Hansen (11)/ Sydney Stewart (11), McCook defeats Phoenixx Penke (9)/ Laura Dutton (11), Blair by the score of 6-0, 6-1

#4 Riley Hansen (11)/ Sydney Stewart (11), McCook defeats Danielle Blackledge (12)/ Claire Holling (12), Crete by the score of 6-0, 6-0

UPDATE: #4 Riley Hansen (11)/ Sydney Stewart (11), McCook fall to #5 Claire Burford (10)/ Sarah Riddell (10), Elkhorn by the score of 6-4, 4-6, 6-1

They will play #8 Bryn Boyken (12)/ Anna Weed (10), Holdrege in the 5th place bracket

UPDATE: 5/18 2:00pm #4 Riley Hansen (11)/Sydney Stewart (11), McCook Defeat #8 Bryn Boyken (12)/ Anna Weed (10), Holdrege by a score of 6-4 6-4

     #4 Riley Hansen (11)/Sydney Stewart (11), McCook Fall to #6 Maggie Smith (12)/ Lydia Jahn (12), Omaha Duchesne Academy in the 5th place match by a score of 7-6 (7-2) 6-3 7-5

#10 Kira Mestl (12)/ Keyana Hastings (10), Ogallala defeats Anna Berntson (9)/ Carly Sexson (9), Hershey by the score of 6-1, 6-4

UPDATE: #10 Kira Mestl (12)/ Keyana Hastings (10), Ogallala defeat #7 Anastasia Krueger (11)/ Madeline Starr (9), Norris by the score of 6-1, 6-0

#10 Kira Mestl (12)/ Keyana Hastings (10), Ogallala fall t0 #2 Ameya Kutty (12)/ Jenna Mu (12), Brownell-Talbot/ Concordia by the score of 6-0, 6-3

They will play #6 Maggie Smith (12)/ Lydia Jahn (12), Omaha Duchesne Academy in the 5th place bracket

UPDATE: 5/18 2:00pm #10 Kira Mestl (12)/ Keyana Hastings (10), Ogallala fall to #6 Maggie Smith (12)/ Lydia Jahn (12), Omaha Duchesne Academy by a score of 6-4, 6-4

 

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