On Sunday, May 25th, 2025, the Boone County Historical Society hosted their gazebo dedication. A short program was held in the museum due to the weather.

Congratulations to all of the talented Cardinal athletes on a terrific 2025 campaign! The following are the results for all Boone Central qualifiers: PB= Personal Best; SB = Season Best 100m (Girls): Ciara Baker (Jr) – 22nd (13.07s) 110m Hurdles (Boys): Austin Dodds (Jr) – 12th (15.53s) 200m (Boys): Brogan Benes (Jr) – 4th (22.44s) 300m Hurdles (Girls): Addy Hedlund (So) – 12th (47.90s) 400m (Boys): Jaden Hagemann (Sr) – 10th (51.14s) 800m (Boys): Jaden Hagemann (Sr) – 12th (2:01.81) 800m (Girls): KayLee Miller (Sr) – 14th (2:25.66) (PB) 1600m (Boys): Logan Spence (Sr) – 19th (4:49.88) 1600m (Girls): Autumn Gasper (Fr) – 15th (5:39.97) (PB) 3200m (Boys): Logan Spence (Sr) – 22nd (10:30.17) (PB) 3200m (Girls): Autumn Gasper (Fr) – 6th (11:58.97) (PB) Shot Put (Boys): Will Roberts (So) – No Distance High Jump (Boys): Lenyn Ickler (Jr) – 3rd (6-04.00), Connor Christo (Sr) – 16th (6-00.00) High Jump (Girls): Braylee Young (So) – 9th (5-00.00), Avery Krohn (Sr) – 17th (4-08.00) Pole Vault (Girls): Madison Gompert (Sr) – 9th (10-00.00) Long Jump (Boys): Walker Robertson (Jr) – 5th (21-09.00) Triple Jump (Boys): Talan Stokes (Sr) – 12th (41-07.25), Jude Spann (Sr) – 14th (40-09.50) (SB) 4x100m Relay (Boys): 3rd (Brock Slizoski, Brogan Benes, Talan Stokes, Connor Christo) (43.27) 4x100m Relay (Girls): 8th (Kaylynn Paulson, Addy Hedlund, Reagan Hooker, Ciara Baker) (50.00) 4x400m Relay (Boys): 3rd (Thomas Roberts, Talan Stokes, Brogan Benes, Jaden Hagemann) (3:24.98) 4x800m Relay (Girls): 12th (Brynn Petersen, Leah Erickson, Johnna Spence, KayLee Miller) (10:13.64).

The St. Edward Memorial Day services were held in the light rain outside, with rifle corps and flags flying at the Evergreen Cemetery. As a special treat, there was a fly-ver with St. Edward’s own Travis Carlson in the crew of a KC135-Stratotanker that morning as well.

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