2019 Nebraska Boys High School State Golf

Round 1: Tuesday, May 21 – All Cancelled
Round 2: Wednesday, May 22 – 18 holes

Local/Regional Competitors Morning Tee Times (MT) & Scoreboard

 

Class B – Columbus, NE – ROUND ONE CANCELLED TUESDAY, 18-HOLE TOURNAMENT WEDNESDAY

• Alliance: Crayton Cyza – Tie 12th – 83
• Sidney: Cayden Jobman -Tie 27th – 86
• Chadron: Trevor Berry – Tie 53rd – 92

 

Class C – Kearney, NE – ROUND ONE CANCELLED TUESDAY, 18-HOLE TOURNAMENT WEDNESDAY

• Kimball: Team 7th – +84 ; Zane Anthony – Tie 50th – 95; Izaak Reuter – Tie 34th – 89; Dillon Wise – Tie-30th – 88; Jesse Heide – Tie 54th – 96, Cole Henton – Tie 76th – 103.
• Mitchell: Burke Schneider – Tie 39th – 90
• Morrill: Braeden Struempler – Tie 60th – 97
• Bridgeport: Drake DeMasters – Tie 13th – 83

 

Class D – North Platte, NE – ROUND ONE CANCELLED TUESDAY, 18-HOLE TOURNAMENT WEDNESDAY

• Mullen: Team 7th;  Joshua Cox – Tie 61st – 102; Maxim Svoboda – Tie 50th – 99; Kendal Neal – Tie 52nd – 100; Koby Walker – Tie 5th – 82; Cade Groseth – 94th – 157
• Garden County: Wyatt Santero – Tie 34th – 92

 

 

German Márquez could sense his delivery speeding up. So the Colorado Rockies pitcher made a concerted effort to slow things down, putting a halt to his team’s four-game losing streak in the process.

The 24-year-old struck out seven over eight dominant innings in a 5-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night, never allowing a runner to third base while giving up three hits and just one walk.

“The first couple innings I was a little quick with my mechanics,” Márquez said. “I made that adjustment after that, and all my pitches seemed to be there after that.”

Certainly looked that way.

Aside from a sinking line drive by Pittsburgh’s Bryan Reynolds in the first that scooted under the glove of leftfielder David Dahl and turned into a double, Márquez (5-2) overwhelmed the Pirates. He retired 10 straight at one point and sent down nine of the final 10 batters he faced after getting out of a two-on, two-out jam in the fifth.

“He was sharp,” Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. “He was really tough on the right-handed hitters. We weren’t able to string anything together against him.”

Trevor Story hit his 11th homer of the season for the Rockies. Charlie Blackmon went 3 for 5 for Colorado, including a two-run triple to left off Chris Archer (1-4) in the fourth. Story homered for the second straight game when his shot to deep left field in the third inning glanced off the glove of Pittsburgh leftfielder Bryan Reynolds and into the seats.

That was more than enough offense for Márquez, who gave the Rockies just their second win during their current eight-game road swing by shutting down the surging Pirates. Márquez improved to 4-1 in his career against the Pirates and lowered his road ERA this season to 2.08.

Pittsburgh came in off a 7-4 road trip through St. Louis, Arizona and San Diego but never found its footing against Marquez. First baseman Josh Bell — who entered the game with a major-league leading 44 RBIs, the third-most by a Pirates player through 44 games since it became an official statistic in 1920 — went 0 for 4. Bell’s teammates didn’t fare much better. Pittsburgh mustered only Reynolds’ double and a pair of singles in the fifth by Melky Cabrera and Francisco Cervelli.

AVERAGE ARCHER

The Pirates have been able to keep pace in the crowded NL Central despite a patched together starting rotation. Archer — who missed three weeks with inflammation in his right thumb before returning last week — was hoping to go deep to give Hurdle more options for Wednesday, when reliever Montana DuRapau will work as an “opener.”

Instead, Archer needed 23 pitches to get through a scoreless first inning and 92 in all while allowing four runs, three earned, in five innings.

“If I could have made a couple of pitches, some key pitches, the outcome of the game might have been a little different,” Archer said. “Looking at the bright side, it’s a step in the right direction. I felt like I had more left in me.”

Archer could have used a break or two, too, in an effort to get his first win since April 7. It didn’t happen. Daniel Murphy led off with a double and moved to third on a grounder by Ian Desmond. The Pirates appeared to have Murphy caught in a run down between third and home after a grounder by Tony Wolters, but Cervelli’s flip to third baseman Colin Moran deflected off Murphy’s helmet and rolled away from Moran, allowing Murphy to score. Story’s shot to left in the third pushed him into a tie with Nolan Arenado for the team lead in home runs.

“With the ball that went off Bryan’s glove, the dude hit it a long ways,” Archer said. “Good pitchers get out of those situations, they minimize the damage. I was really close but came up a little bit short.”

UP NEXT

Rockies: Jon Gray (3-4, 4.73 ERA) is 0-1 with a 9.95 ERA in three starts against the Pirates.

Pirates: Could use an “opener” again on Wednesday.

 

AROUND THE MAJORS TUESDAY

–The New York Yankees had another productive evening at Camden Yards, reaching double-digits in runs for the second straight night. Clint Frazier homered twice and had a career-high five RBIs as the Yankees blasted the Orioles, 11-4. Gary Sánchez contributed a three-run drive for the Yankees, who erased a 6-1 deficit in Monday’s 10-7 win at Baltimore.

New York made it easy for Domingo Germán to win his sixth consecutive start and increase his major league-leading victory total at 9-1. The right-hander pitched only five innings and left with a 9-3 lead.

_ Justin Verlander took a no-hitter into the seventh inning and struck out a season-high 12 to lead the Astros to a 5-1 win over the White Sox. Verlander improved to 8-1 by allowing one hit and walking one in eight innings for his fourth straight win, losing the no-hitter when Jose Abreu  homered in the seventh. Yuli Gurriel hit a solo shot to give the Astros home runs in 18 straight games, tying the second-longest streak in franchise history.

_ Marwin Gonzalez launched a two-run homer and drove in three as the sizzling Twins dumped the Angels, 8-3. Luis Arraez added a solo blast in Minnesota’s seventh victory in eight games. Eddie Rosario and Jorge Polanco each collected two RBIs to back Michael Pineda (pih-NAY’-duh), who spotted Los Angeles a 3-0 lead before working six innings to get the win.

_ Rowdy Tellez homered twice and had five RBIs as the Blue Jays clobbered the Red Sox, 10-3. Tellez got the Blue Jays on the board in the fourth inning with a two-run shot off the third-deck façade above right field, one pitch before Randal Grichuk went deep. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was 2-for-5 with a pair of runs and Brandon Drury was 2 for 3 with three RBIs as Toronto tied its highest-scoring output this season.

_ The Athletics picked up their fifth win in a row as pinch-hitter Mark Canha’s two-run homer off struggling Trevor Bauer in the third inning led a 5-3 victory over the Indians. Canha replaced injured slugger Khris Davis and connected off Bauer, who needed 123 pitches to complete six innings. Jurickson Profar homered in the eighth as Oakland improved to 7-1 against AL Central teams this season.

_ Lance Lynn allowed two runs and just five singles over seven innings of his 200th career start as the Rangers earned a 5-3 decision over the Mariners. Shawn Kelley earned the save hours after learning that two lumps removed from his throat last week were benign. Nomar Mazara had three hits, drove in a run and scored twice in the Rangers’ sixth win in seven games.

_ Clayton Kershaw took a shutout into the seventh inning and the Dodgers won for the sixth time in seven games by knocking off the Rays, 7-3. The three-time NL Cy Young Award winner wound up allowing two runs, six hits, one walk and had eight strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings. Los Angeles has won 15 consecutive regular season games started by Kershaw.

_ Eric Hosmer’s two-run, opposite-field home run off Zack Greinke highlighted a three-run sixth in the Padres’ 3-2 victory over the Diamondbacks. Winning pitcher Matt Strahm allowed solo homers to Eduardo Escobar and John Ryan Murphy among his four hits in six innings. Greinke recorded his 2,500th career strikeout in the fourth inning and was working on a one-hit shutout when he ran into trouble in the sixth.

_ The Cubs scored twice in the bottom of the ninth to pull out a 3-2 win against the Phillies. Kris Bryant had three hits and scored twice, tying the game when he beat a throw to the plate. Pinch-hitter Javier Báez won it with an RBI single to complete the rally after the Cubs coughed up a ninth-inning lead against Philadelphia on Monday.

_ Sonny Gray and three Cincinnati relievers combined on a six-hitter in a 3-0 shutout of the Brewers. Gray tied his season high with nine strikeouts over six innings of his first win as a Red. It was the major league-leading seventh shutout for the Reds as the Brewers were blanked for the first time this season

_ The Giants were able to celebrate a 4-3 win over the Braves after Joe Panik hit a game-ending two-run single off Atlanta closer Luke Jackson with two outs in the ninth. Panik and Buster Posey had two hits apiece for San Francisco, which had scored just four runs in losing its previous four meetings with Atlanta. The Giants rallied after Braves starter Julio Teheran struck out six and gave up three hits and one run in 5 2/3 innings.

_ The Mets pulled out a 6-5 win over the Nationals on Amed Rosario’s infield single with two out in the bottom of the ninth. Pete Alonso set a club record for homers by a rookie before the All-Star break when he tied the game with a solo blast in the eighth. Zack Wheeler gave up three runs and four hits in seven innings for the Mets, who have won two straight since a five-game slide.

_ The Marlins blew a 4-2 lead in the ninth before Chad Wallach hit a tiebreaking double in the 11th inning to send Miami past the Tigers, 5-4. Harold Ramirez and Brian Anderson also homered for the Marlins, who have won four straight since a seven-game losing streak. Detroit forced extra innings by scoring two unearned runs in the bottom of the ninth, a rally that included an error, two replay reversals and the ejection of Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire.

Bryce Harper is back.

The $330 million slugger homered for the second straight day and pinch-hitter J.T. Realmuto also went deep to help the Philadelphia Phillies complete a three-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies with a 7-5 victory Sunday.

Harper’s tiebreaking, two-run shot in the sixth inning wasn’t as prodigious as his 466-foot drive in Saturday’s 2-1 victory, but this 404-footer had plenty of distance to clear the right-center wall for the NL East leaders.

The 2015 NL MVP also had a first-inning single and an RBI groundout in the second. He is batting .417 with two homers and six RBIs in his last three games after hitting .148 without an RBI while striking out 13 times during an eight-game stretch.

“We all knew this moment was coming,” Phillies manager Gabe Kapler said. “When he’s on, he’s so captivating and charismatic.”

Kapler resisted a daily growing buzz in Philadelphia to sit Harper during his recent slump, instead letting him play through it. While the results have changed, Harper’s approach hasn’t.

“Each day I try to get better and stick with the same routine,” Harper said. “Keep progressing whether you’re 0 for 4 or 4 for 4. Same mindset.”

Ryan McMahon hit two homers, and Charlie Blackmon and Trevor Story also went deep for the Rockies on a picturesque, 85-degree day with the wind blowing out to center. Colorado, which dropped 9½ games behind the first-place Dodgers in the NL West, has lost four straight.

Realmuto tied it at 5 in the sixth with his first career pinch-hit homer, a two-run shot to left off Bryan Shaw (2-1). Rockies manager Bud Black lifted Shaw for Mike Dunn with one on and two outs to face Harper, who launched a 3-1 slider into Philadelphia’s bullpen.

“Got a pitch over the plate I could handle,” Harper said.

That set off a wild celebration from the crowd of 38,603 — many of them kids wearing an arm sleeve giveaway similar to Harper’s.

Earlier in the week, Harper was hearing boos.

Now cheers.

No offense taken.

“Plain and simple, they (care),” Harper said. “The city has my back.”

Edgar Garcia (1-0) got one out in the sixth for his first major league win. Pat Neshek pitched a scoreless ninth for his third save.

Despite starter Kyle Freeland’s troubles, Colorado led 5-3 after McMahon went deep for the second time when he drove Jose Alvarez’s 80 mph curve into the seats in right. In the fourth, McMahon cleared the wall in left. He has two career two-homer games — both against the Phillies this season.

FOR STARTERS

Freeland continued to struggle. He finished fourth in NL Cy Young Award voting last season while setting a club record for the lowest ERA (2.85) by a lefty starter. But he exited after just 1 2/3 innings Sunday, giving up three runs and four hits. Freeland has an 8.03 ERA in his last five starts while allowing 28 hits — nine homers — over 24 2/3 innings with 14 walks.

“He was around the zone, but he just couldn’t establish anything he could go to (for a strike),” Black said.

Phillies starter Jerad Eickhoff was tagged for three home runs. He has served up five long balls in his last two games after not giving up a homer over 31 innings to start the season.

FOR OPENERS

Blackmon began the game with his 33rd leadoff homer, tying Paul Molitor for 12th on the career list.

UP NEXT

Rockies: Begin a three-game road trip Tuesday at Pittsburgh with RHP German Marquez (4-2, 3.80 ERA) opposing Pirates RHP Chris Archer (1-3, 5.58).

2019 Nebraska High School  State Track

Local Entry Tracker

Class B

• 100M DASH                                                                 FRI – 3:35         (Finals SAT 11:30)  Times are MT
  • CHRIS BUSBY – SB
  • CADE LEWIS   – SID
  • RYLAN AGUALLO  – MIT
  • JASMINE JOHNSON – GER
• 200M DASH FRI – 6:35         (Finals SAT 2:25)
  • CHRIS BUSBY  – SB
  • CADE LEWIS    – SID
  • KADIN PEREZ  – MIT
  • OLIVIA REED   – CHD
• 400M DASH FRI – 4:15         (Finals SAT 11:55)
  • MASON HEIMSTRA  – ALL
  • KADIN PEREZ            – MIT
  • McCLAIN ADAMSON – ALL
  • ERIC POLLACK            – ALL
  • OLIVIA REED               – CHD
  • ALLIE FERGUSON     –  CHD
  • NATASHA PEREZ        – MIT
  • PAYTON WEBER         – ALL
• 800M RUN SAT – 8:30a
  • LOGAN MORAVEC      – GER
  • JERON TUTTLE           – OGA
  • KENNEDY RONNE      –  SB
  • BENJAMIN BASHTOVOI  – SID
  • JAMISYN HOWARD           – SB
• 1600M RUN SAT – 12:45
  • LOGAN MORAVEC – GER
  • CALEB KORANDA – MIT
  • COLLIN BRAUER – SID
  • BROOKE HOLZWORTH – SB
  • REGAN HODSDEN – MIT
  • MORGAN JAGGERS – SID
• 3200M RUN FRI – 4:55 – Finals
  • COLLIN BRAUER – SID
  • DANIEL BASHTOVOI – SID
  • BROOKE HOLZWORTH – SB
  • REGAN HODSDEN – MIT
  • SHAILEE PATTON – GER
• 110M HIGH HURDLES FRI – 3:15         (Finals – SAT 11:15)
  • LUKE ROHRER – SB
  • CAMERON GEARY – SB
• 100M HIGH HURDLES FRI – 2:55         (Finals – SAT 11:00)
  • JAEDY COMMINS – OGA
• 300M INTERMEDIATE HURDLES FRI – 6:15         (Finals – SAT 2:10)
  • LUKE ROHRER – SB
  • CAMERON GEARY – SB
  • QUINTON JANECEK – GER
• 300M LOW HURDLES FRI – 5:55         (Finals – SAT 1:55)
  • JAEDY COMMINS – OGA
  • MARIA AVILA SIDON – GER
  • ALLIE FERGUSON – CHD
• 4×100 RELAY SAT – 9:45
  • SIDNEY (B)
  • GERING (B)
• 4×400 RELAY SAT – 2:55
  • ALLIANCE (B)
  • GERING (B)
  • CHADRON (G)
• 4×800 RELAY FRI – 2:00
• GERING (B)
• SIDNEY (B)

 

SHOT PUT                                                                                SAT – 12:00 (G)            FRI 4:30 (B)

• TRUE THORNE – CHD
• KARLY SYLVESTER – SID

DISCUS                                                                                    FRI – 2:00 (G)               SAT – 10:00 (B)

• TRUE THORNE – CHD
• TURNER SCOW – SB

HIGH JUMP                                                                              SAT – 2:00 (G)              FRI – 2:00 (B)

• TATUM BAILEY – CHD
• KOLTON EBBERS – GER
• CONNER McCRACKEN – SB

POLE VAULT                                                                            FRI – 2:30 (G)               SAT – 8:00a (B)

• BARETTA COATS – SB
• MJ JOHNSTONE – SID
• PERRIS MAGDALENO – SB

LONG JUMP                                                                             FRI – 2:00 (G)               SAT – 2:00 (B)

• MARIYAH AVILA – SB
• MILAN COGGINS – OGA
• LUKE PALOUCEK – OGA

TRIPLE JUMP                                                                           SAT – 10:00 (G)            FRI – 5:00 (B)

• ELLI WINKLER    – GER
• MARIYAH AVILA – SB
• BRADY LAUCOMER – SB
• JOSIAH LOPEZ – SB

 

Class C

• 400M DASH FRI – 10:15       (Finals SAT 11:55)
  • JOSIE STEWART HEM
  • BLAKE LOFINK MOR
• 800M RUN SAT – 8:30a
  • KARISSA BENAVIDES BPT
• 3200M RUN FRI – 10:55 – Finals
  • JESSICA WHITEBEAR BAY
• 110M HIGH HURDLES FRI – 9:15         (Finals – SAT 11:15)
  • BRADY KILGORE KIM
  • CASEY LASHLEY HEM
  • KEATON ROBB MOR
• 100M HIGH HURDLES FRI – 8:55         (Finals – SAT 11:00)
  • KYLIE STEWART BAY
• 300M INTERMEDIATE HURDLES FRI – 12:15       (Finals – SAT 2:10)
  • BRADY KILGORE KIM
  • KEATON ROBB MOR
• 300M LOW HURDLES FRI – 11:55       (Finals – SAT 1:55)
  • JOSIE STEWART HEM

 

SHOT PUT                                                                                SAT – 7:30a (G)            FRI 10:00 (B)

• ASHTON HOFFMAN MOR
• COREY TRAVIS KIM

HIGH JUMP                                                                              SAT – 9:30 (G)              FRI – 8:00a (B)

• PATRICIA HANK BPT
• BRADY KILGORE KIM
• CASEY CLINGER BPT

POLE VAULT                                                                            FRI – 8:00 (G)               SAT – 12:00 (B)

• JOSIE STEWART HEM
• JERRY TARIN MOR

LONG JUMP                                                                             FRI – 8:00 (G)               SAT – 12:00(B)

• LAURA SHERROD MOR
• KEATON ROBB MOR

TRIPLE JUMP                                                                           SAT – 2:30(G)   FRI – 5:00 (B)

• LAURA SHERROD MOR

Class D

• 100M DASH                                                                 FRI – 3:35         (Finals SAT 11:30)
  • GARRETT SAWYER – CV
  • KAMRY KRAMER – GC
  • DALLI ANDERS – CRAW
• 200M DASH FRI – 6:35         (Finals SAT 2:25)
  • GARRETT SAWYER – CV
  • DALLI ANDERS – CRAW
  • AUTUMN DICKMANDER – SP
• 400M DASH FRI – 4:15         (Finals SAT 11:55)
  • OSVALDO CANO – GC
  • KOBEE OLSON – HYAN
  • SKYLAR EDMUND – SIOUX C
  • CAROLINW STANLEY – SP
• 800M RUN SAT – 8:30a
  • OSVALDO CANO – GC
  • DENNIS VOGL – CRAW
  • KAILEY KLEIN  -SIOUX C
  • ANGIE DAVIS    – HYAN
• 1600M RUN SAT – 12:45
  • COOPER REICHMAN – CV
  • DEVEN SULLIVAN – BC
  • JILLIAN BRENNAN – CRAW
  • KAILEY KLEIN – SIOUX C
• 3200M RUN FRI – 4:55 – Finals
  • DEVEN SULLIVAN – BC
  • COOPER REICHMAN – CV
  • JILLIAN BRENNAN – CRAW
  • KAILEY KLEIN – SIOUX C
• 110M HIGH HURDLES FRI – 3:15         (Finals – SAT 11:15)
  • OSIEL CANO – GC
  • TOMMY WATSON – SIOUX C
• 100M HIGH HURDLES FRI – 2:55         (Finals – SAT 11:00)
  • TAYLYN BAUER – SP
  • MADELYN WATCHORN – LEY
• 300M INTERMEDIATE HURDLES FRI – 6:15         (Finals – SAT 2:10)
  • OSEIL CANO – GC
  • TOMMY WATSON – SIOUX C
• 300M LOW HURDLES FRI – 5:55         (Finals – SAT 1:55)
  • TAYLYN BAUER – SP
  • KARLEE JUHNKEE – SIOUX C
• 4×100 RELAY SAT – 9:45
  • CREEK VALLEY (B)
  • SOUTH PLATTE (G)
• 4×400 RELAY SAT – 2:55
  • GARDEN COUNTY (B)
  • SOUTH PLATTE (G)

 

• 4×800 RELAY FRI – 2:00
• SIOUX COUNTY (G)

 

SHOT PUT                                                                                SAT – 2:00 (G)             FRI 2:30 (B)

• BAILEY OETKEN – SIOUX C
• JASMINE DYER – CRAW
• EPHROEN LOVATO – MIN
• REID SPADY – GC

DISCUS                                                                                    FRI – 4:30 (G)               SAT – 7:30a (B)

• KALEN LOTTON – SIOUX C
• BAILEY OETKEN – SIOUX C
• REID SPADY – GC
• EPHROEN LOVATO – MIN

HIGH JUMP                                                                              SAT – 12:00 (G)            FRI – 4:30 (B)

• MORGAN EDMUND – SIOUX C
• JORDYN KOENEN – SP
• KOBEE OLSON – HYAN
• BRODEY PLANANSKY – HAY SPR

POLE VAULT                                                                            SAT – 12:00 (G)            FRI – 2:30 (B)

• KRISTIE HILL – SP
• HAYLEE SITZMAN – CV
• GAVIN BLOCHOWITZ – SP
• RYAN CHELEEN – SP

LONG JUMP                                                                             FRI – 4:30 (G)               SAT – 9:30 (B)

• MADDIE LAKE – GC
• BRODEY PLANANSKY – HAY SPR

TRIPLE JUMP                                                                           SAT – 7:30a (G)            FRI – 2:00 (B)

• CAITLYN MUELLER – CV
• CHLOE STUPKA – CV
• PATRICK HANSEN – CV
• IVAN GIBBONS – MIN