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Carson Ruegnitz (left), Jesse Polkinghorn and Henry Reimer were among four Warriors who placed in the top 10 and medaled at the MFL MarMac Invitational on Sept. 4. Central won the boys team title. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Mya Gregerson was one of nine Warriors who had course best times in the Sept. 4 meet at Tri City Golf Course near Luana.
Lilly Becwar raced to 34th on a time of 28:05.78 at last week's meet.
For the second straight season, the MFL MarMac girls cross country team won its home invitational. The Bulldogs finished the Sept. 4 meet at Tri City Golf Course near Luana with a team score of 28, well ahead of second place North Fayette Valley. (From left) Charlotte Meyer, McKenna Kozelka, Emma Grau, Brooklyn Landt and Cora Keehner helped lead the team to victory, while Kozelka was the individual champion. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
Sophomore Mason Loan scored three touchdowns—one each on offense, defense and special teams—in Central’s 66-0 victory over Central City on Sept. 4. (Photo by Jarod Bormann)
Jamison Feickert earned 15 yards—including a 4-yard touchdown—on four rushing attempts. (Photo by Jarod Bormann)
Layla Embretson smacks the ball over the net in Central’s match with North Cedar on Sept. 2. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Alivia Wiley digs out a ball in Central's game versus North Cedar on Sept.2.
Carlie Bergan serves against North Cedar in last week's triangular.
The Central volleyball team had a full week of action, starting with a home triangular Sept. 2 against North Cedar and Clayton Ridge, followed by tournament play at Midland on Sept. 6.
Luther College student research assistant Ian Gonzales conducts a resistivity survey of a linear mound. It’s one of two techniques students and their professor, Colin Betts, used to look inside the mounds and get an idea of how they were built based on the earth’s physical structure. (Photo submitted)
From the exterior, each of the linear mounds Luther College professor Collin Betts and his students researched appeared to be uniform—largely unbroken and continuous, a seamless whole. However, the geophysical survey revealed that wasn’t the case. Varying levels of resistivity, and often a range of magnetic values, showed the linear mounds were discontinuous or segmented inside. (Photo submitted)
