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At the home track meet Anderson jumps the pole vault. Warming up to try and break the record that
Freshman Peyton Childers shoots the ball before soccer practice while warming up. The varsity girls’ first game will be March 22 at home against Mulvane at 6:30 p.m.
Six wrestlers placed at the 2021 state tournament in Salina Feb. 27. The wrestlers worked to qualify and place at state since November when the season started. They worked out in the weight room, drilled and ate healthily. “We build up to the middle and then we try to increase our intensity to peak at the end,” wrestling coach Brandon Terry said. “We cut down our workload towards the end of the year and try to increase our intensity, and hopefully, we peak at the state tournament series.”
Preparing to hand fight with his opponent, sophomore Marcus Terry wrestles in his last match of the weekend. The match would decide if he would place first or second in the 106 weight class. Going into the day, Terry was at the top of his bracket.
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