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Schiltz is lone top-six finisher at True Team
By JIM LUTGENS
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The NRHEG boys’ track and field team made the most of its regular-season only home outing of 2013.
The Panthers captured three firsts and finished third in their rescheduled invitational in New Richland Friday, May 10.
Junior T.J. Schiltz had a hand in all three NRHEG firsts.
He won the 3200 meters in 10:12.3 and ran a leg on two first-place relays. The 4x800 included Tyler Schultz, Karter Sletten and John Cole, clocking 9:01. Kiel Sletten, Karter Sletten and Raece Johnson joined Schiltz in the 4x200, which won in 1:40.5. For good measure, Schiltz added a third place in the high jump, clearing 5-6.
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By JIM LUTGENS
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It wasn’t a stellar week for the NRHEG baseball team.
But it wasn’t bad.
The Panthers went 2-2 during the past week, defeating Medford 12-6 Monday, May 6 and Randolph 8-2 the next day. They went on to fall 10-0 to WEM on Thursday and 19-15 to Maple River at Legion Field Saturday.
Coach Jeff Reese’s Panthers are 3-5 in the Gopher Conference and 3-6 overall.
NRHEG 12, Medford 6
The Panthers started the week on the right foot, handling Medford at Legion Field.
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With the return of much nicer weather, the NRHEG Clay Target team turned in some very strong scores.
Led by the season's first perfect 25/25 from Zach Eustice and a season-high 47/50 as well, the rest of the team turned in an average of 41/50 for the top shooters and a total team average of 36/50 in week three of the season.
The effort was enough to shave a point off of the second-place team from Woodbury. However, a stronger showing from the conference-leading team from Brainerd kept them in command of Conference 6A.