With each stop, Rylan Bartek’s job became more important. With the season on the line, the guy wearing the only green Aurora jersey in the closet made the difference.
Keegan Chaney’s efforts both at the plate and center field were a huge factor in Aurora getting back in the win column.
Giltner competed in its first-ever Twin Valley Conference track meet Saturday under relatively normal conditions as the meet concluded ahead of another round of rain.
Despite the wind advantage in the second half, the Huskies were unable to find the net. In the end, a superb defensive performance meant a second goal wasn’t necessary.
Charlie Evans waited, paused and held back a bit more during a tense 1600 race late Monday afternoon.
The 100 meter dash final at last week’s High Plains Invite featured a lot of local flavor.
Lucas Gautier took a big step forward Thursday towards one of his goals of chasing the 800 meter run school record.
The first one is sometimes the hardest one to come by. Aurora’s baseball team doesn’t need to fret about that anymore.
The Husky boys soccer team wasn’t really interested in playing extra soccer with wild wind conditions.
It was quite the welcomed moment for Ethan Ramaekers.
The Aurora senior marked a new PR at Thursday’s Norris Invite, clearing 6-4 in the high jump in a razor-thin competition.
