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September 27, 2021

2020-2021 Girls Sports School Records

A few of the many impressive records set in the Elkhorn North’s first year of girls sports.
Byline photo of Meghan Cunningham
By Meghan Cunningham, Reporter
Photo by Brandon Urbano
District runner-up girls track team, 2021 season
(Photo by Brandon Urbano)

Grace Heaney – 354 season kills (volleyball)

(Photo by Brandon Urbano)

Haylee Wolf – 386 season digs (volleyball)

(Photo by Brandon Urbano)

Sydney Stodden – 58.3 sec 400 meter dash (track)

Julia Karmazin 11min 14sec 3200 run (track)

(Photo by Brandon Urbano)

Britt Prince – 19:35 5k (cross country)

(Photo by Brandon Urbano)

Grace Thompson – 23 season blocks (basketball)

(Photo by Brandon Urbano)

Britt Prince – 536 season points (basketball)

(Photo by Kristi Wilson)

Piper Connelly – 87 season saves (soccer)

(Photo by Kristi Wilson)

Shay Heida – 9 season assists (soccer)

(Photo by Stephanie Peterson)

Mattea Martin – 31 RBI’s (softball)

(Photo by State swim photographers)

Lucia Krings – 52.73 100 free (swim)

(Photo by Jackie Polacek)

Emily Karmazin – Best 18 holes – 69

 

 

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Meghan Cunningham
Meghan Cunningham, Content Editor
Meghan Cunningham is a senior and an editor on staff. Outside of newspaper, she is involved in XC, track, student council, and SADD. She likes to be with friends and listen to music.
Brandon Urbano
Brandon Urbano, Sports Editor
Brandon Urbano is back for his third year, this time as Sports Editor. He is an experienced photographer and videographer, working for many top tier programs like Creighton and the NCAA. During newspaper though, who knows what he actually does.
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