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Rylan Hainje, Noah Bontrager headline record-setting IHSAA boys track meet

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By David Woods 
| Yahoo Sports
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana track and field buffs waited 50 years to see high schoolers like Rylan Hainje and Noah Bontrager. Seventy-two years, in fact. What’s another 2 hours, 45 minutes spanning two weather delays? On a weird and wonderful Saturday night at Indiana’s 122nd state meet, Hainje and Bontrager enhanced legacies that were already secure. Both repeated doubles at North Central High School, and both broke state meet records. 1 / 20 There were six meet records in all.
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Rylan Hainje, Noah Bontrager headline record-setting IHSAA boys track meet

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By David Woods 
| The Indianapolis Star
Six meet records were broken at Indiana's 122nd state track and field meet, which was interrupted by two weather delays. • Seniors Rylan Hainje and Noah Bontrager each repeated as double champions while setting new state meet records. • Bloomington North won its first outdoor team title since 1904, narrowly beating Franklin Central after Hainje was unable to compete in the final relay.
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Another Smith from Warren Central, another state champion. Kira Smith wins high jump

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By David Woods 
| The Indianapolis Star
Kira Smith won the state high jump title, following in the footsteps of her state champion sisters. • Bella Sotelo, an all-conference basketball player, won the 300-meter hurdles in a significant upset. • Guerin Catholic's Amelia Smith earned a pole vault state championship after failing to clear a height last year. INDIANAPOLIS – If it is June in Indiana, a Smith sister from Warren Central is winning a state championship. In 2024, Laila Smith ran to a state title in the 300-meter hurdles.
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