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The Lady Bobcats scored their highest team score of the year, winning the April 19 Overton Invitational. South Loup’s girls track team scored 149 points, easily outdistancing the rest of the field. The day began with field events, where the Lady Bobcats got to work right away.

It isn't often that a track team competes and wins two meets in one week, but the Lady Bobcats did just that, keeping their winning record perfect as they won the 12-team Burwell Invitational on April 14.

Four Bobcat boys earned gold medals at the Burwell Invitational on April 14 with the team finishing fourth out of 12 teams competing. Silas Cool vaulted his way to gold in the pole vault, tying his personal best with a leap of 11 feet, 6 inches.

Abby Stallbaumer helps Bryn Schwarz catch her breath after she crossed the finish line for first place in the girls 4x400. That relay team broke the school record with their time of 4:25.90.

After a week of strong wind causing the meet to be rescheduled, the South Loup boys’ golf team hosted the South Loup Invitational on April 11 at Arnold Country Club. Coach Jarod Rush said the day wound up being pretty nice in the morning with not too much wind, making for favorable playing conditions.

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It was a banner day on April 11 for the Lady Bobcats at the South Loup Invitational as they dominated events across the board to win the team title. Halie Recoy, Reagan Cool and the 4x400 team of Abby Stallbaumer, Mya Weverk Taylor Ross, Bryn Schwarz earned gold medals of the day.

The Lady Bobcats showed the ability that this team has in their first scored meet of the year on Aprill at Elwood. The Lady Bobcats dominated the 13- team meet scoring more than double of the 2nd place team.

The South Loup boys' track team took third place in the 13-team Elwood Invitational April 1, scoring 54 points and coach Laney Chesley was thrilled with the performance of his team.lt was just one of those meets where every athlete seemed to give an outstanding effort, not only bringing home a handful of medals but also attaining 16 new personal-records. Coach Chesley was perhaps the most encouraged by the effort given by the two relays that placed.