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South Dakota man sent to hospital after rollover accident near Stanton
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A person from South Dakota was taken to the hospital with extreme accidents after a single-vehicle rollover accident close to Stanton.
Courtesy: Stanton County Sheriff’s Workplace
STANTON, Neb. — A person from South Dakota was taken to the hospital with extreme accidents after a single-vehicle rollover accident close to Stanton.
The Stanton County Sheriff’s Workplace stated officers have been dispatched to 566th Ave., about seven miles north of Stanton, round 3:45 p.m. on Saturday for a reported one-vehicle rollover accident.
In response to authorities, the automobile was touring south when the motive force misplaced management and went into the west ditch, rolling and touchdown on the highest of the automobile.
Officers stated the motive force was a 26-year-old man, from Sioux Falls, S.D. and he was taken to a close-by hospital with extreme facial/head accidents. He was additionally cited for no operator’s license.
Officers stated the airbags had gone off and the motive force was carrying a seatbelt. They imagine that pace was a contributing issue to the accident.
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South Dakota alumnus Chris Nilsen will represent Team USA in the men’s pole vault at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Nilsen is a four-time medalist on the world stage. He was one of three men to clear 19-3 (5.87m) in the Olympic Trials and secure his ticket to Paris. Sam Kendricks ended Nilsen’s streak of three-straight U.S. outdoor titles, setting a meet record with a 19-5 (5.92m) leap. Nilsen and Jacob Wooten tied for second.
Nilsen’s trophy case includes a silver medal from the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, a bronze medal from the 2022 World Indoor Championships, a silver medal from the 2022 World Championships and a bronze medal from the 2023 World Championships. His personal best of 19-10 ¼ (6.05m) came during the 2022 season.
Nilsen was a three-time NCAA champion for the Coyotes. He was a seven-time All-American, taking at least bronze at each NCAA Championships held during his collegiate career. He owns South Dakota’s indoor and outdoor pole vault records.
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