If the McHardy Park course isn’t enough to test runners, Thursday’s bitter temperatures and windy conditions and the Lincoln Patriots all combined were enough to take the Metro Conference titles out of reach.
When it comes to the cross-country trail, where there’s one Wentzy sister, there’s likely to be another. And. On most race days, you’ll find the pint-sized Lady Lynx runners at the front of the pack.
After playing their way through the loser’s bracket all the way to the state title game the last three seasons, the Lady Lynx softball season came to a close a few games shy this year. The girls end their year just above the .500 mark at 14-13.
The Lady Lynx competitive dance team delivered their highest-scoring performances of the season in front of their home crowd Tuesday, with a third-place finish at the Brandon Valley Invitational Oct. 2.
The cross country record books had yet another rewrite following Saturday’s Eastern South Dakota Conference Championshipa with a variety of name change, the result of a variety of record-setting performances.
Call it déjà vu if you will. Brandon Valley’s 2018 girls’ soccer season came to a close Saturday in the same fashion as it did in 2017: in a shootout against O’Gorman. And for the second year, the shootout went the way of the Knights.
Scott Carroll was confident the Lynx boys had the talent to be in the top six mix of last week’s AA state tournament. And for the first day of the two-day affair, led by senior captain Jackson Faber, Brandon Valley was right there.
