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Christian Horn

Christian Horn

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Sports Reporter, York News-Times

Lincoln

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I don't cover political and adult topics

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  • Panther girls claim four event titles at host quad

    By Christian Horn Verified| York News-Times Verified GENEVA — The Fillmore Central girls hit the track on their home field for the first time this season Monday as they hosted York, Central City and Wilber-Clatonia in quad action. It was the Dukes who steamrolled their way to the team title with 190 points, but the Panthers put up a respectable effort as they racked up 109 points to edge out Central City for second place as the Bison finished third with 105.

    By Christian Horn Verified · York News-Times

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Dukes hit track at Waverly

    By Christian Horn Verified| York News-Times Verified WAVERLY — Waverly High School was the place to be for track fans Friday, as several of the top schools and athletes in Class B took to the track for a miniature state preview of sorts at the Vikings' host invite. Bennington brought home the team title on the girls side with 123.5 points as the Badgers finished well clear of runner-up Waverly with 95.5.The Norris Titans rounded out the top three with 86 points and Grand Island Northwest was fourth with 72, just two ahead of fifth-place Seward.

    By Christian Horn Verified · York News-Times

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Panther girls claim four event titles at host quad

    By Christian Horn Verified| York News-Times Verified GENEVA — The Fillmore Central girls hit the track on their home field for the first time this season Monday as they hosted York, Central City and Wilber-Clatonia in quad action. It was the Dukes who steamrolled their way to the team title with 190 points, but the Panthers put up a respectable effort as they racked up 109 points to edge out Central City for second place as the Bison finished third with 105.

    By Christian Horn Verified · York News-Times

    Apr. 15, 2025

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York News-Times

York, Nebraska's most complete news source

Lincoln, United States

+1 402-362-4478

Founded: 1887