Final Girls Results

Final Boys Results

2015 State Qualifiers – North Platte HS

GIRLS
Rachel Kosmacek – Pole Vault – 3rd place
Hope Wilke – Shot Put – 2nd place
Tierney McPike – High Jump – 4th place
Hope Wilke – Discus – 2nd place
4 x 100 Relay (Kathy Mathieu, Madison Raska, Hannah Hays, Kaitlynn Harvey) – 2nd place

BOYS
Trevor Lee – Discus – 2nd place
Kylan Rhodes – Pole Vault – 1st place
Trevon Weaver – 100 meters – 2nd place
Tyler Aden – 110 Hurdles – 4th place
Tyler Aden – 300 Hurdles – 4th place
4 x 100 Relay (Shay Bamesberger, Miles Creel, Jacob Zimbelman, Trevon Weaver) – 1st place – 42.83 NEW SCHOOL RECORD

Additional District Placers (Non-Qualifiers for State)

GIRLS
Kaitlynn Harvey – Long Jump – 5th place

BOYS
Trevon Weaver – Long Jump – 6th place
Jacob Harvey – Pole Vault – 5th place
Branden Hansen – Pole Vault – 6th place
Chase Lenz – High Jump – 5th place
Trevon Weaver – 2oo meters – 4th place
4 x 800 Relay (Miles Creel, Tanner Haws, Isaac Banuelos, Adam Sanchez) – 6th place

Qualifying for the NSAA State Track and Field Meet

– There will be four Class A district meets.

– The winners of the first three places in each individual event will qualify for the state meet, plus the next 4 fastest times of the non-qualifiers, regardless of place in a finals event. There shall be a maximum of 16 qualifiers. If there is a tie for the last qualifying spot, none of those tied shall qualify.

– The winners of first, second and third places in the relay events qualify for the state meet, plus the next 4 fastest times of the non-qualifiers, regardless of place in a finals event, with a maximum of 16 relay teams qualifying. If there is a tie for the last qualifying spot, none of those tied shall qualify.

– In field events, the first four places shall qualify for the state meet.

– Athletes placing first, second, third or fourth must have cleared 9′ 6” or higher to qualify in the boys’ pole vault and 6’ 6” or higher in the girls’ pole vault.

– Regardless of place would mean that in running events at district meets, any athlete or relay team who finished 4th -7 th place in their district meet could qualify for the state track meet if their time was one of the four fastest times of non-qualifiers from all districts submitted. It would not matter what place in their respective district they finished, but that the time was one of the four fastest of the non-qualifiers.

– In the event the FAT timing system would fail in any district in any running event, that event would revert back to the original method of qualifying the top four in each district for the state track meet in that.

North Platte High School Activities Director, Marc Mroczek, has named Marie Holmes-Brosius as the new head cross country coach for the 2015-2016 school year. Marie has coached cross country at North Platte St. Pats for the past 8 seasons.

Marc Mroczek, North Platte Activities Director comments: “Marie is well qualified and will bring valuable experience to our coaching staff at NPHS. Her knowledge, enthusiasm, and passion for cross country will be valuable assets to our student-athletes. I am excited for the future of North Platte High School Cross Country with Coach Holmes-Brosius leading the program.”

Holmes-Brosius takes over for Dennis Fornander, who resigned earlier this year.

Kearney High School boys and girls swept the team titles at the 2015 GNAC track meet; the girls winning the title with a conference record 203 points. North Platte boys finished as the runner-up with 73 points and the North Platte girls finished 8th with 10 points.

North Platte had individual conference champions in three events along with six additional top three finishers.

North Platte 2015 GNAC Conference Champions

Boys Long Jump – Trevon Weaver – 21-10.00
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay – Shay Bamesberger, Miles Creel, Austin Chitty, Trevon Weaver – 43.79
Boys 100 Meters – Trevon Weaver – 11.16

FULL RESULTS – 2015 GNAC TRACK MEET

The last time North Platte and Millard West girls met was with a state tournament berth on the line in 2013, tonight the stakes are the same as the two teams meet up in Omaha for the District A-3 Championship.  The 2013 meeting went to a shootout after a scoreless tie in regulation with Millard West taking the shootout to advance to the Class A State Tournament where they would eventually take home the state title.  North Platte hopes to reverse the fortunes tonight at Buell Stadium in Omaha.

North Platte (11-5) has won four straight games, allowing just one goal against in that stretch.  Meanwhile, Millard West (13-2) also comes in sporting some positive momentum with wins in eight of their last nine contests, including shutouts in each of their last five wins.

Game time is set for 7:00 pm tonight at Buell Stadium in Omaha. The winner will advance to the Class A State Tournament which begins on May 14.