Boys varsity 2020-2021 basketball team
Boys varsity 2020-2021 basketball team
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October 11, 2021

2020-2021 Boys School Sports Records

Some of the boys records set in Elkhorn North’s opening year of sports
Byline photo of Meghan Cunningham
By Meghan Cunningham, Reporter
Photo by Jaiden Menke

Johnny Radicia – 49 season takedowns (wrestling)

 

Photo by Brandon Urbano

Jacob Horner – 6 feet 2 inches high jump (track and field)

 

Photo by Corey Solo Photography
Photo by Baseball Photographer

Nathan Cunningham & Drew Broady – most home runs – 4 (baseball)

 

Photo by Brandon Urbano

Jack Lusk – highest season free throw percentage – 73.7% (basketball)

 

Photo by DC Post Gazette

Easton Maines – season yards passing – 608 (football)

 

Photo by Renee Vokt

Logan Hanigan – 17 season goals (soccer)

 

Photo by Brandon Urbano

Landon Johnson – 23.49 sec 200 meter dash (track and field)

 

Photo by Brandon Urbano

Ryker Pithan – 2:03 min 800 meter dash (track and field)

 

Photo by State Swim Photographers

Jacob Horner – 21.73 sec 50 free (swim)

 

 

Photo by Prep Running Nerd

Michael Grigsby – 17:17 min 5k (cross country)

 

Photo by Ben Mohorn

Brandon Orgibold – 33 points in one game (basketball)

 

Photo by Golf Photographer

Harrison Weddell – best 9 holes – 35 (golf)

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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.
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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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