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Brooks Hoffman is in his seventh year coaching the Burns Lady Broncs track team. With a first place conference placing last year and taking second at state, he encouraged all observers to “look for a talented group of seniors to perform well” this season. “I am very excited about the team this year,” Hoffman said. “There is a great deal of talent and I think that we have an amazing opportunity to capitalize off of last year and continue to compete well.” Returning to the field is Shana Wilco...
Three Pawnee Coyote track team members qualified for the state meet last year. Of the three, one returns to lead the 2013 edition of the squad. Kathy Adams returns for her 13th year as coach and brings Lyndee Johnston as a student leader. Lost to graduation are state performers Adele Cass and Tasha Timm. “Lyndee will be working on a return trip to state this year,” Adams said. “Her best events are the long jump and triple jump.” Adams also has Afton Zitek, Jaydee Johnston and Luke Duggan competi...
Dustin Lee’s Lady Hornets track team graduated a talented group of seniors last year, but six-year veteran coach isn’t worried about his current team’s performance. “This year’s girls team is a lot like the boys last year,” Lee said. “They graduated a very talented senior bunch of girls. However, like the surprise of the boys’ season last year I look for them to sneak up on teams that are unsuspecting of them to do well. There is a lot of talent still returning. I will look to the junior clas...
A second place regional showing and seventh place state placing are what the Burns Broncs track team has to build on this season under the watchful eye of 16-year head coach Cole Manlove. “We have a strong team with one senior, seven juniors and four sophomores returning that placed in the state track meet last year,” Manlove. “We have a great junior/sophomore group this year and we would like to place in the top five at state.” Manlove lists five athletes as returners with state prospec...
Pawnee Coyote head baseball coach Dean Smock is what some would call a legacy. Ron Smock, his father was named Colorado Coach of the Year in the 1970’s, and due in large part to his uncle and assistant coach Don Smock, the baseball banner in the Coyotes gym has championships for 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, and 1959. Now, Dean coaches his own son Sage Smock along with 13 others. Dean is in his third year as head baseball coach. “We have four all-conference players returning, which really hel...