Sport

HARTINGTON - Hartington-Newcastle completed a busy and successful week on the track this past week.

PIERCE - The Cedar Catholic Trojan and Lady Trojan track teams competed in the Tom Martin Memorial/Wausa Invitational here on April 18.

HARTINGTON – After several months of planning, a new activities conference is set to take the stage.

O’NEILL - Mav Heine found himself in the top 10 individually at the O’Neill Invitational after firing a team-best 87 over 18 holes to place ninth.

OSMOND – Randolph golfers took to the Rolling Hills Country Club on Saturday for an invitational at Osmond against 12 other teams.

O’NEILL – Hartington-Newcastle headed west for a golf invitational April 18, when it traveled to O’Neill for the Eagles’ invitational.

Cedar Catholic’s Will Steffen (above) fires the shot put into the air during action at last week’s Pierce Invitational. Hartington-Newcastle’s Olivia Grutsch (left) begins her wind up before launching the discus at Pierce Thursday afternoon. See more photos at www.hartington.net.

HARTINGTON - Wynot traveled to Hartington for the Wildcat Invitational on April 15 with the Lady Blue Devils and Blue Devils both placing sixth in the meet.

Lewis and Clark Jr. High Track Meet at Hartington, April 20, Girls Team Points 1. Hartington-Newcastle, 94; 2. Bloomfield,

Hartington-Newcastle’s Cale Korth flies over the hurdles during action at Pierce last week. 

Cedar Catholic’s Isabel Rolfes tries to get over the bar during action last week at the Hartington Community Complex. Rolfes helped the Lady Trojans earn a runner-up trophy in the meet. (left) Brady Hochstein and Hunter Bensen take off down the track in the 100-meter dash. Crofton’s Jace Panning won the sprint.

HARTINGTON - The Cedar Catholic Trojan and Lady Trojan track teams enjoyed a very successful day April 9 while hosting their own invitational.

OMAHA – Several area basketball players recently received All-State recognition by publications across the state.

NORFOLK – Memorial Services for Jerry M. and Karen K. Sievers, both 65, Norfolk, will be 1: 30 p.m., April 19, at First United Methodist Church, Randolph.

April 18 Cedar and HNS at Pierce Track Invitational April 18 Cedar and HNS at O’Neill Golf Invitational April 20 Cedar JV, HNS varsity at Osmond Golf Invitational April 22 Cedar Catholic Dual Golf Meet with Plainview April 23 Cedar, HNS at Hartington Golf Invitational April 25 Norfolk All-Star Track Classic May 8 D3 District Track Meet at Hartington May 9 C4 District Track Meet at Hartington May 14 C3 District Golf Meet at Hartington with these schools: Battle Creek, Cedar Catholic, Crofton-Wynot, Elkhorn Valley, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge, Lutheran High NE, Norfolk Catholic, Pender, Pierce, Ponca, Stanton, Summerland, Tri County NE, Wakefield,West Holt, and Winnebago

Hartington-Newcastle’s Kale Korth (above) flies over the hurdles during Trojan Invitational action at the Hartington Community Complex last week. Korth finished the meet with a second-place finish in the 110-meter hurdles and a fourthplace finish in the 300-meter hurdles. Hazel Hochstein (right) finished fourth in the high jump at the meet.

HARTINGTON – In what could be considered a home away from home, Wynot traveled to Hartington for the Trojan Invitational on April 9 at the Hartington Community Athletic Complex.

Cedar Catholic’s Aaron Wortmann (above) clears the high jump bar during action in last week’s meet at the Hartington Community Complex. Lauren Bernecker (right) dominated the action in the speed events, earning the gold medal in the 100-meter, 200-meter and 400-meter dashes. She also helped the 1,600-meter relay team earn gold.

RANDOLPH – Randolph’s golf season is in full swing with the team competing three times over the past week - twice at Laurel and then at Plainview.

LINCOLN – Catch complete coverage and get your first look at the Big Red as Coach Matt Rhule and his Huskers scrimmage at Memorial Stadium.

LAUREL - Hartington-Newcastle traveled to Laurel to play in the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Invitational golf meet here April 11 at Cedar View Country Club and shot a team total of 409 which put the Wildcats 12th in the field of 15 teams.