Four Boys Qualify for Class C State

  • Alex Noyd won the shot up district title to qualify for state. In the process he set a new school record with a 52-10.00 throw. He also qualified for state in the discus.PCN photos by Rick Holtz
    Alex Noyd won the shot up district title to qualify for state. In the process he set a new school record with a 52-10.00 throw. He also qualified for state in the discus.PCN photos by Rick Holtz
  • Tanner Nekl was Shelby-Rising City's lone state qualifier on the boys side, finishing third in the triple jump with a 41-03.75 jump. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
    Tanner Nekl was Shelby-Rising City's lone state qualifier on the boys side, finishing third in the triple jump with a 41-03.75 jump. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
  • James Elgin qualified for state in the triple jump, finishing second at the district with a 42-00.50 jump. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
    James Elgin qualified for state in the triple jump, finishing second at the district with a 42-00.50 jump. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
  • Izaac Dickey finished third in the 100-meter dash wit ha time of 11.44. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
    Izaac Dickey finished third in the 100-meter dash wit ha time of 11.44. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
  • Jackson Lindburg finished second in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 41.02 to qualify for state. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
    Jackson Lindburg finished second in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 41.02 to qualify for state. PCN photos by Rick Holtz
    Centennial hosted the Class C-6 district track meet on Thursday. Ten teams participated. Cross County came in sixth place scoring 47 points, one point behind Twin River and six points ahead of the host. Shelby-Rising City placed ninth with 34 points, just two points behind Grand Island Central Catholic. Cross County had three boys who qualified for state in four events: Alex Noyd in t...

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