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Burghardt, Skeen and Rauert to represent Wood River at state track meet AND Gibbon golfers headed to state meet AND Gibbon City Council to meet Monday night AND Shelton Annual Fireworks Show Still Accepting Donations
Burghardt, Skeen and Rauert to represent Wood River at state track meet Alexis Burghardt, Jake Skeen and Jessica Rauert competed at the state meet in Omaha on Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18. Read how these athletes fared in the May 23 issue of the Wood River Sunbeam. Gibbon golfers headed to state meet Top ten finishes by Rylee Reinertson, Ryan Milks and Bennett Steele lifted the Gibbon boys golf team not only to the C-4 District crown on Tuesday, May 14, but earned themselves and the team a trip to the state meet next week in Lincoln. The Buffaloes finished the district meet with a score of 317 with Ord in a distant second place with a score of 317. Reinertson and Milks continued thier dominant play as they secured respective first and second places at the district meet with scores of 69 and 76. Steele fired an 82 to land in eight place. All three qualified individually for the state meet. Also competing at the district meet for Gibbon was Brett Bendfeldt who finished the day with a 90 and Korbin Hynes carded a101. The 2013 NSAA Class C Boys State Golf Championships will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21 and 22 at Highlands Golf course in Lincoln. Tee times being at 9:30 a.m. Results will appear in the May 23 issue of the Gibbon Reporter. More information on the state meet can be found at www.nsahome.org. Clayton Stoppkotte, Dave Mueller, Elmer Montanez, Dailim Ramos, Darrek Ellis, Jesus Marquez, David Jimenez, Luke Glenn, Corbin Lehn, Dakota Kiger, Shelby Terry, Joey Terry and Triston Stoppkotte represented Shelton at the state track meet in Omahah on Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18. Results from the state meet will appear in the May 23 issue of the Shelton Clipper.
Wood River Eagles Sports Capsule Alexis Burghardt, Jake Skeen and Jessica Rauert competed at the state meet in Omaha on Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18. Read how these athletes fared in the May 23 issue of the Wood River Sunbeam.
Shelton Bulldog Sports Capsule The Shelton boys and girls track teams competed at the D-7 district meet in Loup City on Wednesday, May 8. The boys claimed the team title with a score of 126, sending the team to the state meet this weekend and the girls team finished the day in sixth place and sending three athletes to the state meet. Bulldog thinclads making the trip to Omaha are Clayton Stoppkotte, Dave Mueller, Elmer Montanez, Dailim Ramos, Darrek Ellis, Jesus Marquez, David Jimenez, Luke Glenn, Corbin Lehn, Dakota Kiger, Shelby Terry, Joey Terry and Triston Stoppkotte. Results from the state meet will appear in the May 23 issues of the Shelton Clipper. More information on the state meet can be found at www.nsahome.org. Gibbon Buffalo Sports Capsule Top ten finishes by Rylee Reinertson, Ryan Milks and Bennett Steele lifted the Gibbon boys golf team not only to the C-4 District crown on Tuesday, May 14, but earned themselves and the team a trip to the state meet next week in Lincoln.The Buffaloes finished the district meet with a score of 317 with Ord in a distant second place with a score of 317. Results from the meet will appear in the May 23 issue of the Gibbon Reporter. The state meet will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21 and 22, at the Highlands Country Club in Lincoln. Play begins at 9:30 a.m. each day. More information on the state meet can be found at www.nsahome.org. Shelton Annual Fireworks Show Still Accepting Donations The 2012 Shelton Fireworks Show proved be another “Small Town Spectacular” that rivals any big town blowout! The fireworks show was viewed by spectators from surrounding communities from near and far. Donations are still being accepted at area businesses as well as at the banks in Shelton, Gibbon, and Wood River. Donations can be mailed to: “Shelton Fireworks Fund” at PO Box 639, Shelton NE 68876. A “standard” contribution is $25, but any amount is appreciated. Thanks to all for contributing and making this a long standing tradition. Each year is a new year that creates a memory of a lifetime for our youth. Once this year’s goal is met, the remainder of the funds will go toward the 2013 show.
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