Both High Plains and Aurora competed in the 3200 relay at Monday’s Central Nebraska Track championships. HPC’s Haden Helgoth and Aurora’s Brett Mellies started the race for their respective teams, both of which ran PR times on the day (Aurora 8:15.24 and HPC 8:52.61).

Canon Allen breaks through a pair of Seward defenders during last week’s 1-0 loss to the Jays. Allen’s potential equalizer in the final seconds was just off the mark.

Ryan Staehr, shown here from a meet earlier this season, shot an 85 for the Huskies at Wild Horse Golf Club in Gothenburg.

HPC’s Haden Helgoth hands off to fellow senior Gage Friesen for the anchor leg of the 400 relay at last week’s High Plains Invite. The Storm ended up second to Aquinas in a photo finish.

Aurora freshman Cash Garrett hits his approach shot into the par-4 fifth hole where he ended up with par. Garrett eagled his final hole to shoot 75 and finish ninth overall for his first varsity medal.

Aurora’s Reagan Ashby got her first taste of competition this spring at Thursday’s Dutch Zorn Invite in Gothenburg, winning the 100 meter dash final in a time of 13.24, a new area-best mark for the season.

Hannah Janda was the hero for the Huskies Friday night against Nebraska City, scoring the game-winning goal with 14 seconds left for a 2-1 victory. Janda is shown here scoring the Huskies’ second goal in a 2-0 win over Crete Thursday.

Aurora’s backup keeper Calvin Miller catches both the soccer ball and Crete’s Alfredo Herrera in the air at the net during the Huskies’ 5-2 loss to the Cardinals Thursday.

Adrianna Brei, shown here battling for possession with Crete, scored one of Aurora’s two goals in a 2-1 win at Nebraska City Friday.

Aurora’s Emary Rhodes put together a new PR and area-best mark in the shot put at Thursday’s Norris Invite, finishing fifth with a throw of 34-7.