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Smoky Valley Invitational

April 15, 2019 Dala Town

Track and field athletes from around the area descended on Lindsborg Friday to compete in the the Smoky Valley Invitational held on the campus of Bethany College. Our photo feature by Gracie Lott is a glimpse at some of the competition centered on c… — Track and field athletes from around the area descended on Lindsborg Friday to compete in the the Smoky Valley Invitational held on the campus of Bethany College. Our photo feature by Gracie Lott is a glimpse at some of the competition centered on classic events from running, jumping and throwing.
Smoky Valley’s Belle Peters goes toes up to come down with a first place finish in the pole vault, clearing the bar at 11’ 6” for the win.

Vikings’ Carson Windholz takes to the air for a win in the triple jump with a tape measure 40’ 6” jump to victory.

Smoky Valley’s Kerington Haxton nears the finish line as her 49.27-second dash earns her first place in the hurdles.

Relay handoff: Smoky Valley Girls | 4x400m | Savannah Phillips to Abby Rose | 4:21.12 | 2nd Place

In the blocks: Smoky Valley Boys | 4x400m | Andrew Peters | 3:41.99 | 4th PlaceNext up for Smoky Valley Track and Field: The Conrad Nightingale Invitational in Halstead on April 18th.Photos by Gracie Lott — In the blocks: Smoky Valley Boys | 4x400m | Andrew Peters | 3:41.99 | 4th Place
Next up for Smoky Valley Track and Field: The Conrad Nightingale Invitational in Halstead on April 18th.
Photos by Gracie Lott

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