Peterson, DeBoer standout at Track-O-Rama in Rapid

  • Hot Springs senior Maggie Preuss makes the turn during the 200-meters of the Rapid City Track-O-Rama last Friday, April 12. She PR’d in this event with a time of 28.54 which placed her 28th overall. Preuss was also part of the 4x400m relay which placed second with a 4:15.58. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Hot Springs senior Maggie Preuss makes the turn during the 200-meters of the Rapid City Track-O-Rama last Friday, April 12. She PR’d in this event with a time of 28.54 which placed her 28th overall. Preuss was also part of the 4x400m relay which placed second with a 4:15.58. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
  • Hot Springs freshman Sarah Rickenbach throws the javelin during last week’s Track-O-Rama. This is the first year in which Hot Springs has had competitors in the event. Photo by Tim Potts
    Hot Springs freshman Sarah Rickenbach throws the javelin during last week’s Track-O-Rama. This is the first year in which Hot Springs has had competitors in the event. Photo by Tim Potts

    RAPID CITY – With more than two dozen track and field teams from South Dakota, Wyoming and North Dakota, the Hot Springs Bison faced a lot of tough competition last Friday, April 12 at the Track-ORama in Rapid City.

    Two of Hot Springs’ standouts from the meet includedseniorsCarlieDeBoer and Braden Peterson.

    DeBoer earned Personal Records (PR’s) in three individual girls events as she placed fourth i…