Kent Harris comes back next spring, meaning that it's highly unlikely that Lutheran will be challenged to score points in the sprint events. Photo by Jeff McCoy.
If you have a sense that the teams at the top of 3A Boys for next year look familiar, you could be forgiven for that.
The big wave of graduation really hasn't yet hit at Lutheran, though they do take a hit or two. You might not notice that, though, with who all they have coming back. Like this year, the Lions will be poised to score points in bundles.
Platte Valley returns several key components of their roster, but still could use a bit more depth in that the task at hand is beating down the Lutheran juggernaut.
Lamar just might be a couple of sprinters away from being a serious handful next spring. Figure the Savages are all anyone can handle in distance and throws next spring.
Sterling builds their hopes on field events, but the near-absence of a track presence with the potential to score points doesn't bode well for the Tigers.
