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By Matt Meyers Verified| Montrose Daily Press Verified The Olathe High School track and field team placed 10th in the boys team standings and 19th in the girls during the Rifle Invitational on Saturday. Benjamin Kamperman had a pair of top finishes, placing third in the 1,600-meter run with a time of 4 minutes, 50.43 seconds and also took fifth in the 800. Brisen Lewis was sixth in the 200-meter dash, clocking in at 24.80, and also placed 12th in the 100. Mauricio finished third in the triple jump and seventh in the 400.
MHS girls advance to second round of playoffs with win over Discovery Canyon; Red Hawks will try for redemption as they next go up against the Demons 'It’s going to be tough going down to Durango again' | Local Sports News | montrosepress.com
By Matt Meyers Verified| Montrose Daily Press Verified All week, the Montrose High School girls basketball team and coach Steve Skiff talked about visualizing the ball going in the basket. After a season of grinding out 19 victories mostly on the defensive end, they saw their first-round Class 5A playoff matchup with Discovery Canyon as a chance to do damage on the offensive end. The Red Hawks reached a season-high point total, as did Mayce Oberg with her 32 points, as No. 9 Montrose beat the No. 24 Thunder 61-50 to advance in the postseason.
By Matt Meyers Verified| Montrose Daily Press Verified The Olathe High School track and field team placed 10th in the boys team standings and 19th in the girls during the Rifle Invitational on Saturday. Benjamin Kamperman had a pair of top finishes, placing third in the 1,600-meter run with a time of 4 minutes, 50.43 seconds and also took fifth in the 800. Brisen Lewis was sixth in the 200-meter dash, clocking in at 24.80, and also placed 12th in the 100. Mauricio finished third in the triple jump and seventh in the 400.
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The Wisconsin State Journal is a daily newspaper located in Madison, Wisconsin. Established on December 2, 1839, it has undergone several name changes, becoming the Wisconsin State Journal in 1860. The newspaper has a rich history, initially starting as a Whig publication and later becoming a prominent voice for progressive causes in the early 20th century. The Wisconsin State Journal provides daily print and digital editions that cover local news, sports, and community events. It also offers advertising services in both formats, allowing businesses to reach a wide audience in the Madison area. The newspaper is part of Madison Newspapers, Inc., which collaborates with The Capital Times Company, and is owned by Lee Enterprises.
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