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Reagan Cool vaults her way to a go ld medal with a 9'6" in Elwood on Aprill. (Courier photo by Loleta Connell).

The Bobcats golf season is underway and head coach Jarod Rush says the team has already encountered some tests due to course conditions and weather. “Practice has been a challenge this spring,” Rush said.

The Lady Bobcats started the outdoor season at the Hershey/St. Pat's Invitational last Saturday with some outstanding performances.

Coach Chesley was very happy with the performance of the boys at the Hershey/St. Pat's Invitational.

The NCAA Tournament is always a fun time of the year. Filling out a bracket and then watching the games with anxiety in hopes that your pick makes it to the next round.

The Bobcat track teams got their first taste of competition March 19 when they traveled to the UNK High School Indoor Invitational at Cushing Coliseum. Ten out of fifteen boys competitors scored points for the Bobcats and earned a medal in the meet.

The Lady Bobcats have been one of the top teams in the area for the last decade and this year appears to be following the same trend. The Lady Bobcats placed at least one athlete in 11 of the 14 events and placed multiple athletes in eight of the 12 individual events contested.

Boys' Results 200M 2. Silas Cool 25.33 11.

Logan Recoy anchored the 4x800 relay crossing the fini sh line in first place. Logan also placed second in the mile at 5:14.34..

(Left) Bryn Schwarz and Taylor Ross pu sh each other in the 55 yard dash. Schwarz brought home fifth place and Ro ss sixth place..