April 22
CWC Small Pre-Conference Meet
Marion’s girls track team placed first and the boys were third at the conference gathering at Tri-County. The Gresham/Bowler teams each placed fourth among the eight teams.
Marion’s’ boys were led by Caleb Stern’s first-place finish in the 200-meter dash in 25.05 seconds a jump of 38 feet 3.5 inches in the triple jump, Jolanzo LeRoy’s first-place finish in the 400-meter dash in 59.12 and Tristan Herro’s first-place jump of 5 feet 6 inches in the high jump.
Second place: Herro, shot put.
Third place: Stern, 100-meter dash; Anthony Pagon, LeRoy, Alex Abrahamson, Stern, 4x100-meter relay.
Fourth place: Luke Aiello, 1,600-meter run; Herro, long jump.
For the girls, the team of Bridget Much, Kennedy Zuniga, Brittany Beechy and Kiara Peters won the 4x800-meter relay in 12:22.94, Presley Stewart-Rolfs won the discus at 100 feet 10 inches, and Kennedy Zuniga won the high jump at 4-5.
Second place: Stewart-Rolfs, Kailey Rosenow, Sophia Wudstruck, Madiline Wudstruck, 4x100; Hailey Burmeister, Sophia Wudstruck, Jorja Karst, Rosenow, 4x200; Beechy, Burmeister, Rosenow, Much, 4x400; Stewart-Rolfs, shot put; Much, triple jump.
Third place: Peters, 100-meter dash; Zuniga, 3,200-meter run; Stewart-Rolfs, high jump; Peters, long jump.
Fourth place: Peters, 400-meter dash; Madison Larson, triple jump.
Fifth place: Zuniga, 800-meter run; Much, 100-meter hurdles.
Gresham/Bowler top male finishers included:
Second place: Riley Hohensee, Ethan May, Cody Mehlberg, Kobe Miller, 4x100; Hohensee, May, Mehlberg, Miller, 4x200.
Third place: Adam Gourley, 110-meter hurdles; Mason Martin, Roberto Martinez, Brett Schreiber, Darwin Sechrist, 4x800.
Fourth place: Martinez, Gourley, Leif Steffen, Mason Wilber, 4x400; Martin, high jump.
Fifth place: Mehlberg, 200-meter dash; Martin, triple jump.
For the girls, Addison Fischer won the 400-meter dash in 1:09.44 and the triple jump at 29 feet 6 inches.
Second place: Alivia Perez, high jump.
Third place: Fischer, 200-meter dash; Roselynn Rosenow, Kinleigh Pigott, Hannah Long, Chloe Westcott, 4x100; Long, Pigott, Rosenow, Westcott, 4x200; Perez, Cami Gourley, Emily Jensen, Pigott, 4x400; Perez, Jensen, Long, Gourley, 4x800.
Fourth place: Fischer, 100-meter dash; Jensen, shot put.
Fifth place: Perez, 400-meter dash.
Niagara Badger Invite
Suring’s girls won the Niagara Badger Invite with 133 points, while the boys placed seventh with 45. The Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy girls were fifth with 67.5 points, and the boys were ninth with 36.
Aliya Cox led the Suring girls with three first-place finishes. She was best in the 400-meter dash in 1:03.9, best in the long jump at 16-4 and best in the tripe jump at 34-11.5.
The foursome of Lexi Remic, Tessa Losurdo, Bunny Cramer and Ginger Gerndt won the 4x400-meter relay in 4:32.1, and Gerndt won the pole vault at 7 feet.
Second place: Cramer, 800-meter run; Cox, 100-meter hurdles.
Fourth place: Remic, 200-meter dash; Remic, 400-meter dash; Cramer, 1,600-meter run; Losurdo, 300-meter hurdles; Losurdo, Sophia Marquardt, Paige Pommerich, Gerndt, 4x200; Ellayna Skarban, Allyson Siebert, Morgan Suring, Pommerich, 4x800; Chloe Schroder, discus.
Fifth place: Pommerich, 800-meter run; Seibert, 3,200-meter run; Skarban, 300-meter hurdles; Karissa Hischke, discus.
Eva Brooks placed first in the high jump at 5-2 to lead the Lena/STAA girls teams.
Second place: Miriam Alberts, Kate Peters, Della Kostreva, Abigail Kostreva, 4x400; Peters, pole vault.
Third place: Abigail Kostreva, triple jump.
Fourth place: Brooks, 100-meter hurdles; Ella Graef, Kaelyn Cook, Brooks, Karli Fischer, 4x100; Della Kostreva, triple jump.
Fifth place: Alberts, Alexis Maloney, Peters, Della Kostreva, 4x800; Abigail Kostreva, long jump.
Suring’s boys were led by the 4x100 team of Kroix Kempka, Garret Peters, Dayne Ermis and CJ Richard that placed third.
Fourth place: Kempka, Peters, Ermis, Michael Bailey, 4x200; Peters, triple jump;
Fifth place: Blake DeGrave, 300-meter hurdles; Bailey, shot put; Bradly Bayer, discus; Ermis, high jump; Ermis, triple jump.
Placing third for the Lena/STAA boys were Zander Thomson in the 100-meter hurdles and long jump, and Parker Boomsma in the pole vault.
Fifth place: Erik Kosch, Max Peterson, Thomson, Boomsma, 4x400.
NEC Pent-Freedom
The girls from Oconto Falls scored 79 points and played third at the NEC Pent in Freedom. The boys also placed third out of five teams with 77.5 points.
Leading the way for the girls was Rylie Shallow, who won the 100-meter dash in 12.88 and the 200-meter dash in 27.78.
Also finishing in first in the 4x200 relay were Emery Pagel, Abby Budz, Ashlyn Vandermoss and Shallow in 1:52.77. Winning the4x400 in 4:27.35 were Budz, Chloe Anastasopoulus, Pagel and Brooke Hodkiewicz.
Taking second in the 4x800 were Ava Hodkiewicz, Mackenzie Lotto, Hailey Delzer and Emma Meissner.
Brooke Hodkiewicz was second in the 800-meter run, and Delzer was fifth.
Delzer was second in the 1,600-meter run and second in the triple jump.
Taking second in the 4x100 were Anastasopoulus, Brooke Fenlon, Vandermoss and Hailyn St. Louis. Placing fourth were Annabelle Maciejewski, Eloise Thomspon, Maci Gaertig and Viviana Moua.
Meissner placed third in the 3,200-meter run. Lotto finished third in the 300-meter hurdles.
Budz placed third in the 200-meter dash and fifth in the triple jump, while Gwen Maggio was third in the high jump.
Pagel was fifth in the 100-meter dash, and Fenlon was fifth in the long jump.
For the boys, Elijah White won the 100-meter dash in 11.41, with Evan Yuma placing fourth.
Emerson Rice had the fastest time of 2:13.42 to win the 800-meter run. Brant Laluzerne placed fourth.
Winning the 4x100 in 44.72 were Brady Bursa, Isaac Bramer, Conner Wilquet and White. The team of Weston Hoskins, Croix Gardebrecht, Triston Miller and Colt Rhodes placed fourth.
Yuma finished second in the 200-meter dash, and Ben Adams was second in the 1,600-meter run. Bursa was second in the long jump.
Emerich Skarban was runner-up in the 100-meter hurdles and third in the 300-meter hurdles.
Placing second in the 4x200 were Yuma, Brant Laluzerne, Rice and Griffin Kopke.
Gardebrecht, Bursa, White and Rice were second in the 4x400, and Bramer, Skarban, Wilquet and Adams finished in fourth place.
Placing second in the 4x800 were Brant Laluzerne, Carson Laluzerne, Mason Otto and Kopke.
Kopke placed fourth in the 3,200-meter run, and Skarban was fifth in the high jump.
Dr. H.A. Schulz Invitational
Pulaski’s boys and girls earned more than a dozen first-place finishes at an invite in Edgar.
Winning for the girls were Anna Friedman in the 400-meter dash in 1:05.30, Emerson Fabry in the 800-meter run in 2:23.62, Katelyn Jossie in the 100-meter hurdles in 17.41 and Lily Urben in the 300-meter hurdles in 50.24.
The 4x100 team won in 53.03, with the 4x200 team winning in 1:47.89, and the 4x400 team winning in 4:15.75. The throwers won the 4x100 in 1:05.88.
Capturing the top spots for the boys were Spencer Hakes in the 100-meter dash in 11.70, Mitchell Pilon in the 800-meter run in 2:08.29, Parker Marshall in the 1,600-meter run in 4:45.67, Bennet Vanschyndel in the high jump at 6-0, and Libero Angeli in the discus at 141-5 and the shot put at 37-11.
Relay teams winning were the 4x100 in 45.05, the 4x200 in 1:33.51 and the 4x400 in 3:34.23. The throwers won the 4x100 in 52.83.
Other top five spots for the girls were:
Second place: Olivia Sprangers, 100-meter dash; Sprangers, 200-meter dash; Olivia Stedl, 800-meter run; Stedl, 1,600-meter run; Cameran Reiss, 3,200-meter run; Noelle Manning, discus; Manning, shot put.
Third place: Faye Brunke, 100-meter dash; Brunke, 200-meter dash; Fabry, 1,600-meter run; Lydia Friendschuh, 100-meter hurdles; Lydia Gwidt, long jump.
Fourth place: Addison Krueger, 200-meter dash; Friendschuh, 300-meter hurdles; Brooke Barry, high jump; Friedman, triple jump.
Fifth place: McKenna McKeefry, 100-meter dash; Adelaide Bruckert, 1,600-meter run; Sophia Lange, 100-meter hurdles.
Finishing in the top five for the boys were:
Second place: Kam McKeefry, 200-meter dash; Pilon, 400-meter dash; Arden Gillen, 3,200-meter run; Joe Mijal, 110-meter hurdles; Mijal, 300-meter hurdles; Isaac Lom, high jump; Bohdan Schmidt, long jump; Rylan Opperman, pole vault.
Third place: Gillen, 1,600-meter run; 4x800-meter really team; Daenen Kehoe, long jump; Lawson Fabry, triple jump.
Fourth place: Max Fredrickson, 100-meter dash; Thomas Murphy, 400-meter dash; Dayne Groth, 800-meter run; Groth, 1,600-meter run; Nico VanderPerren, 110-meter hurdles; VanderPerren, 300-meter hurdles; Kehoe, triple jump.
Fifth place: Sawyer Goodness, 200-meter dash; Marshall, 800-meter run; Andrew Novak, 100-meter hurdles; Eli Brancefield, triple jump.
Bay Conference Relays
Shawano’s boys earned second place with 112.5 points at Xavier High School, while the girls nabbed third place with 83.
Winning for the Hawks boys team were Franceso Curto in the 100-meter hurdles in 16.34; the 4x75 relay for throwers Drew Chelberg, Chase Katchenago, Joseph Doperalski and Jack Dietz.
Second place was earned by the 4x200 team of Aiden Rasmussen, Ryan Schwitzer, Bryce Lammers and Maverick Theis.
Schweitzer was second in the pole vault.
Finishing third was the 4x100 team of Rasmussen, Lammers, Theis and Sosaeh Tepiew. Also in third was the 4x400 team of Schwitzer, Cambren Zeuske, Theis and Trevor Schwartz.
Kian Morstad, Marcus Bezgel, Nolan Kleinschmidt and Aloysius Frechette placed third in the 4x400 freshmen relay. Josiah Kuehl, Schwartz, Frechette and Teagan Harkey were third in the 4x800.
Placing third in the SMR 800 was the foursome of Curto, Rasmussen, Lammers and Kleinschmidt. Schwitzer, Zeuske, Joshua Lesperance and Kuehl were third in the SMR 1600, while Lesperance, Klenischmidt, Schwartz and Kuehl placed third in the DMR 4000.
Curto was fourth in the 300-meter hurdles. Dietz was fourth in the shot put.
Dawson Aguilar was fifth in the 110-meter hurdles, and Chelberg was fifth in the discus.
As for the girls, Maci Beyer, Adalyn Barkley, Bailey Hendricks and Tela Hopfensperger teamed up to win the 4x400 in 4:15.55.
Barkley, Beyer, Jillian Guenther and Hendricks won the DMR 4000 in 13:53.17. Beyer won the high jump at 5-2.
Barkley, Beyer, Mikelah Powers and Hendricks were the runners-up in the 4x800. Madisyn Weinig was second in the shot put.
Bailey Defere was second in the discus, and Weinig was third. Barkley finished second in the triple jump.
Izabella Tupper, Claire Schroeder, Mya Coffey and Zoe Sipple placed third in the 4x400 freshmen relay.
Hopfensperger, Emma Neilson, Powers and Annabelle Schroeder placed fifth in the SMR 1600. Macey Nelson was fifth in the pole vault and fifth in the triple jump.
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