Chase Johnson tossed the shot 42-2.5 at Hershey Saturday to take first place in the event.
Selah Richter-Martinez appears to be floating in the air during the long jump en route to a fifth place finish in Imperial last week.
Perkins County’s Plainsmen track teams got in a pair of meets last week after seeing the Sutherland meet called off April 17.
Meredith Gloy ran her way to a second place finish in the 1,600 at the Creek Valley twilight meet.
Trevor Cornelius starts his 800 after taking the baton from Henry Taylor in the 4x800 relay at Creek Valley. The team, place third.
Mother Nature continues to play havoc with this year’s track season.
Head coach Rich Borman (back) stands behind his fourth place team (l-r): Eli Busick, Keegan Sims, Will Long, Storm Peterson, Ian Picquet and Kyle Feurborn at the Dundy County Stratton invite on April 6.
With two invites under their belts, the Perkins County Golf team is looking ahead to Thursday when they will head to the Hershey invite for a 9 a.m. tee-time.
Dani Burge, above, and Austin Meyer, shown competing at the Ogallala meet two weeks ago, both enjoyed a good day of throwing at the Creek Valley meet Monday. Burge won the discus and took third in the shot while Meyer took third in the shot and fifth in the discus.
Shane Hite’s Perkins County Lady Plainsmen claimed a third place finish in the Creek Valley twilight meet in Chappell Monday.
Triston Hite slides over the bar in the pole vault at the Ogallala meet April 1. Hite cleared 11-0 to finish fifth in the event.
Autumn Anderson stretches out before hitting the sand in the triple jump. She finished sixth with a jump of 31-2.
Perkins County’s track teams faced some competition from a number of larger schools at the Ed Moore Invitational at Ogallala Saturday.
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