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Warriors get State preview

KEARNEY — It was a preview of sorts of the state meet.The NSAA State Cross Country Meet is not until Oct. 23, but Fullerton had a chance to compete on the course on Monday at the UNK Invite at Kearney Country Club.Fullerton competed in the Class D race.Austry Adams finished 171st overall, recording...

Warriors run at Ravenna

RAVENNA — The cross country season has hit the midpoint, and the Warriors have their eyes on the finish line.Fullerton competed in the Ravenna Invite on Thursday.In the girls’ race, Amhearst took home the team title with their top three girls finishing in the top 8.
LEFT: Delylla Olson finished 45th overall with a time of 33:10. RIGHT: Tate Wood finished sixth with a time of 19:08. NCJ file photos by Rick Holtz

LEFT: Delylla Olson finished 45th overall with a time of 33:10. RIGHT: Tate Wood finished sixth with a time of 19:08. NCJ file photos by Rick Holtz

Warriors run at Loup City

LOUP CITY — The Warriors continued the cross country season last Tuesday at the Rebel Invite.Fullerton finished ninth overall with a score of 86.
LEFT: Fullerton sophomore Kiptyn Hamik made his cross country debut last week in Albion, finishing 93rd with a time of 24:15.3. CENTER: Austry Adams was Fullerton’s top finisher on the girls team, crossing the finish line 69th with a time of 26:43.8. RIGHT: Twin River’s Carson Kershaw finished 109th with a time of 25:35.1. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

LEFT: Fullerton sophomore Kiptyn Hamik made his cross country debut last week in Albion, finishing 93rd with a time of 24:15.3. CENTER: Austry Adams was Fullerton’s top finisher on the girls team, crossing the finish line 69th with a time of 26:43.8. RIGHT: Twin River’s Carson Kershaw finished 109th with a time of 25:35.1. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Titans, Warriors battle heat, other runners

ALBION — The cross-country season continued on Friday as Fullerton and Twin River participated in the Boone Central Invite at Albion Country Club.The start time was moved up an hour because of anticipated high temperatures.The top finisher in the girls’ race was Wayne’s Tayla Hurner, who won the...
Back row (Standing): Head Coach Jordan Wetovick, Student Manager Hayes Wetovick, Ella Hemmingsen, Austry Adams, Delylla Olson, Renee Reimers, Asst Coach Jeremy Hubel, Seated: Tate Wood, Jacob Maxfield, Kipytn Hamik. Photo provided

Back row (Standing): Head Coach Jordan Wetovick, Student Manager Hayes Wetovick, Ella Hemmingsen, Austry Adams, Delylla Olson, Renee Reimers, Asst Coach Jeremy Hubel, Seated: Tate Wood, Jacob Maxfield, Kipytn Hamik. Photo provided

Warriors eye return run to State

FULLERTON — The crosscountry season may just be getting underway, but Fullerton’s squad have their eyes on making it back to State.The Warriors have two full teams. The boys are led by senior returning state-qualifier Tate Wood. He is joined by senior Jacob Maxfield and sophomore Kiptyn Hamik.
Kiptyn Hamik, Zach Held, Kane Wetovick and Tate Wood join Colsten Rodriguez to make up the NCJ All-Area First Team. NCJ file photos

Kiptyn Hamik, Zach Held, Kane Wetovick and Tate Wood join Colsten Rodriguez to make up the NCJ All-Area First Team. NCJ file photos

NCJ announces boys 2025-2026 All-Area teams

There are a lot of talented athletes in Nance County.Each week throughout the school year we chose two athletes (and sometimes more) and recognized them for their achievements that previous week. Sometimes the choices were obvious — breaking a school record or winning a state title.
Adalyn Bishop, Tricia Kunkee, Maya Ramaekers and JLee Van Driel  join Georgia Bridger to make up the NCJ All-Area First Team. NCJ file photos

Adalyn Bishop, Tricia Kunkee, Maya Ramaekers and JLee Van Driel join Georgia Bridger to make up the NCJ All-Area First Team. NCJ file photos

DOMINANT PERFORMERS

There are a lot of talented athletes in Nance County.Each week throughout the school year we chose two athletes (and sometimes more) and recognized them for their achievements that previous week. Sometimes the choices were obvious — breaking a school record or winning a state title.
Tate Wood finished 77th with a time of 18:39, which was a PR. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Tate Wood finished 77th with a time of 18:39, which was a PR. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Tate Wood PRs at State meet

KEARNEY — What a way to finish the season.Tate Wood finished the 2025 cross country season the same way he finished the 2024 season — with a PR at State.
Tate Wood qualified for the State meet for the second year in a row. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Tate Wood qualified for the State meet for the second year in a row. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Tate Wood is State Bound

FULLERTON — Tate Wood is heading back to the state cross country meet.The Fullerton junior will return to Kearney Country Club on Friday for the Class D State Cross Country Championships.
Delylla Olson (left) and Jacob Maxfield (right) both medals for the Warriors at the conference meet. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Delylla Olson (left) and Jacob Maxfield (right) both medals for the Warriors at the conference meet. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Warriors medal at conference

FULLERTON — The Warriors had a strong showing at the Goldenrod Conference meet on Thursday.Five of the six Fullerton runners received medals at the meet held at Pawnee Hills Golf Course in Fullerton. Tate Wood and Jacob Maxfield earned medals in the boys’ race.