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Freeman Girls Win C-2 District Runner-Up Track Title
Freeman Qualifies Five Athletes In Five Events
The Freeman girls had an outstanding day at the C-2 District Track Meet that was held at Auburn High School. Every girl competed hard and several girls crushed their own personal records in their events. Each one of them rose to the challenge and did what was asked of them on their way to the District Runner-Up Title. Lincoln Christian won the meet with 109 points and was followed by Freeman with 90 points. Nebraska City Lourdes Central rounded out the top three with 69 points. Morgan Lenners qualified for the State Meet in three events: the 800 meter run, the 1600 meter run, and she was a . . . read more
Freeman Offers Summer Elementary Camps
Freeman's teachers/coaches will be hosting camps during May, June, and July for elementary students in volleyball, girl's basketball, boy's basketball, football, and science. Each summer, high school coaches host a camp focused on teaching fundamentals to younger players. Contact the coach for more information. NOTE: Grades listed are for 2012-13 school year. Volleyball Coach Dani White Camp Dates: May 16th and 17th Grade 1-3 from 8:30 am to 10:00 am Grade 4-6 from 10:15 am to 12:00 pm Camp . . . read more
Boys Track Team Earns District Title
The Freeman Falcons attended the C-2 District Meet at Johnson County High School on Thursday, May 10th. The boys had an outstanding day winning the meet by scoring 121.5 points. “We got great contributions from everyone. We scored in twelve of the sixteen events that we participate in. We had six events were we placed all three Freeman athletes. The total medal count was 26 medals, which wasthe most this season from one meet,” Head Coach Jim McLaughlin said. The events that the Falcons dominated started in the Triple . . . read more
