@ Deerfield
The Chiefs were led by a victory in the 4×400 relay as Cordelia Monnot, Sophia Hess, Cally Presteen, and Monica Young combined to run 4:20.14.
Bellah Young swept the throwing events, winning the shot put with a mark of 34-6 and the discus with a personal-best 119-2. Abby Young added another title for Shiocton by winning the pole vault with a personal-best clearance of 8-6.
Monica Young led the individual track efforts with a fifth-place finish in the 200 meters and fourth place in the long jump. Cordelia Monnot also earned a third-place finish in the triple jump with a personal-best 34-4.5, while Shaelyn Anday placed fourth in the discus with a personal-best throw of 102-8.
GIRLS RESULTS:
DEERFIELD 84, SHIOCTON 82, NEW GLARUS 70, COLUMBUS 67.5, ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN 53.5, CAMBRIDGE 52, MARSHALL 45, PARDEEVILLE 41.5, EVANSVILLE 38.5, MADISON COUNTRY DAY 38, DARLINGTON 36, OMRO 29, ARGYLE-PECATONICA 17, WISCONSIN HEIGHTS-BARNEVELD 15, FAITH CHRISTIAN (Williams Bay) 12, BELLEVILLE 9, LAKE MILLS 7, ALBANY 5
BOYS RESULTS:
OMRO 103.33, ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN 68.5, SHIOCTON 68.33, COLUMBUS 58, DEERFIELD 55, LAKE MILLS 48, EVANSVILLE 41, CAMBRIDGE 41, NEW GLARUS 34, PARDEEVILLE 31, MARSHALL 31, MADISON COUNTRY DAY 24, DARLINGTON 21.5, ALBANY 19, WISCONSIN HEIGHTS-BARNEVELD 16, BELLEVILLE 14.33, FAITH CHRISTIAN (Williams Bay) 14, ARGYLE-PECATONICA 14
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@ Lourdes Academy
The Freedom Girls took 2nd at Lourdes Academy on Friday. The Irish were led by Ashley Hietpas winning the 100-meter hurdles in 15.17 and helping the Irish take third in the 4×100 relay. Freshman Jessa Jochman also had a big day, winning the 300 hurdles in a personal-best 50.00 and placing fourth in the 100 hurdles.
Freedom dominated the relays, winning the 4×400 relay in 4:11.55 and finishing runner-up in the 4×800 relay. The Irish also added a third-place finish in the 4×200 relay.
In distance events, Katherine Cook placed fourth in the 1600 meters, while Eleanor Groenjes earned runner-up honors in the 3200 meters. Brooke Woods added an 11th-place finish in the 800 meters.
Field events were another strong area for Freedom. Brooke Sowinski won the long jump with a season-best 16-4 and placed third in the triple jump. Gabriella Hambel finished second in pole vault at 10-6, while Stella Verhasselt took fourth in discus and McKenzie Malenofski placed eighth in shot put.
GIRLS RESULTS:
WINNECONNE 126, FREEDOM 114.5, XAVIER 96, MISHICOT 82, NOTRE DAME 75, DODGELAND 60, LOURDES ACADEMY 34, JOHNSON CREEK 28.5, MAUSTON 28, BRILLION 20, GREEN BAY PREBLE 19.5, CAMPBELLSPORT 12, SAINT MARY’S SPRINGS 6.5
BOYS RESULTS:
WINNECONNE 174, NOTRE DAME 126, FREEDOM 95.5, MAUSTON 68, LOURDES ACADEMY 45.33, CAMPBELLSPORT 44, GREEN BAY PREBLE 40.67, SAINT MARY’S SPRINGS 25, XAVIER 23, MISHICOT 22, DODGELAND 22, JOHNSON CREEK 10, BRILLION 6.5
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@ Bay Port
The De Pere boys team took 1st at Bay Port. The Redbirds were led by Noah Zhang’s win in the 800 meters with a personal-best 1:58.75. Tyler Hancock captured the 110-meter hurdles title in 14.82 and added a runner-up finish in the 300 hurdles.
In the field events, Noah Vander Heyden won the long jump with a mark of 21-2.5 and took third in the triple jump. Vincent Hauser earned second place in the 1600 meters, while Daniel Zhang finished runner-up in the 3200 meters.
The Redbirds also had strong sprint performances from Evan Frelich (3rd in the 100), Richmond Gyamfi (4th in the 100, 5th in the 200), and Gavin Jensky (7th in the 200). De Pere’s 4×800 relay team placed fourth overall.
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