ABOVE: The 2025-26 12-sport athletes are, from left: Boone Tederman, Landon Mroczek, Axel Jorgenson, Ellie Wyatt, Halsey Thomalla, Rileigh McClay, Peyton Hilbers, Kaitlyn Hecox, and Lindly Anderson. RIGHT: The 2026 Outstanding Athletes are Landon Mroczek and Halsey Thomalla. Not pictured Evan Johnson (Photos courtesy Marc Mroczek)

A number of school track and field records fell this year at GHS. New records were set by, from left: Bryson Neels – 400m, 800m, 4x400m relay; Maddox Gilligan – 4x400m relay; Lily Fritton – tied record in high jump; Callen Johnson – 4x400 relay; Evan Johnson – 4x400 relay. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

Gothenburg’s Teegan Stevens returns the ball in her match against Campbell Dunham of Kearney Catholic last week.

Tyler Roe punched his ticket to state with a personal best throw in the shot put and a silver medal in the event. (Leader photo by Darcee Ridenour)

2026 National Honor Society inductees, front row from left: Andrew Robison, Reann Davis, Kyla Sager, Lillyan Sheets. Back row: Katie Loostrum, Marlee Seamann, Robbie McConville, and Hope Correll. (Photos courtesy of BPS)

Peyton Hilbers plays a serve during a doubles match at York last week, while her teammate Briony Aden stays ready at the front of the court. (Leader photo by Megan Aden)

Gothenburg High School senior Boone Tederman was joined by family members, coaches, and teammates on Tuesday, May 5, as he signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Doane University next season. Pictured seated, from left, are Mark Tederman, Boone Tederman, and Lindsey Stevens; Back row: Bodey Tederman, Coach Kent Koehn, and Seth Schaeffer. (Photo courtesy GPS)

Brady track brought home 21 medals on the day at the Dave Blevins Memorial Invite last week. Both teams came in fifth overall. (Photo courtesy BPS)