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Hot Springs sophomore Braden Yeager rolls a ball towards the pins at the Winner’s Circle recently, in preparation for his upcoming trip to the juniors national tournament in Detroit this summer. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Local teen qualifies for second straight trip to national bowling championship
Tavian Urban, center, pushes her limits to set a personal record in the 100-meter hurdles of the Panhandle Conference track meet last week. Photo by Sam Miller
Moguls run with tornado at Panhandle Conference Track Meet
Golf season gets underway in Belle
Edgemont junior Hadley Hollenbeck gets set to launch the shot put during last week’s Track-O-Rama. She is currently ranked sixth in the state’s Class “B” standings after throwing a PR last week and placing sixth overall at the meet. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Many Moguls show improvement at pair of meets last week
Bison baseball team falls in three straight games
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
Peterson, DeBoer standout at Track-O-Rama in Rapid
Hot Springs senior Carlie DeBoer pushes around the track during the 4x200m relay at last Friday’s Queen City Classic in Spearfish on the campus of Black Hills State University. Photo by Tim Potts
Total of 11 PRs set by Bison tracksters at Spearfish meet
Hot Springs senior Blake Hanes hurls a ball towards home plate while a Douglas runner takes a lead off of second base during a game played at Butler Park last Friday, April 5. Hanes earned the win in the game after pitching five innings and earning four strike outs. He was also 3-for-3 batting in the game with one RBI. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Baseball team earns 7-5 win over Douglas at Butler Park
After missing most of last season due to injury, Hot Springs senior speedster Braden Peterson breaks the finish line of the 100-meters to win the event in his first meet of the 2024 season. His time of 10.94 was also a new personal-record. The current school record in the 100-meters is 10.71, which was set by Joe Beehler in 2004. Photos by Tim Potts/Black Hills Pioneer