April 9 Weekend Sports Wrap-up

APRIL 9, 2024 EDITION SPORTS EDITOR: BECKY WALZ + BECKY.WALZ@DRIFTLESSJOURNAL.COM

Vikes rule Decorah Relays SW fifth, TV eighth

TV’s Kinsey Reicks (far left) picks up speed as Makinley Lutgen enters the exchange zone. Meanwhile Viking Ava Holthaus gets the baton from Lillian Olson in the sprint medley relay.

Decorah girls’ invite team scores 1. Decorah 151; 2. Crestwood 107; 3. New Hampton 83; 4.

Waukon 77; 5. South Winn 72; 6.

Kee 42; 7. North Fayette Valley 31; 8. Turkey Valley 19

In the first of two scheduled home meets, the Decorah girls’ track team hosted an eight-team invite Friday night, a day later than scheduled due to snow.

The Vikings controlled the meet, winning with 151 points.

Crestwood was a distant second with 107 points. South Winn finished fifth with 72 while Turkey Valley posted 19 points, good for eighth.

Running away The Vikings took gold in seven events.

Audrey Essa was the winner in the 100-meter dash, going the length of the track in 12.86 seconds. Brinlee Courtney circumference the track twice in 2:41.34 to win the 800-meter run and Amelia Roe broke the tape in the 1500-meter run in 5:11.53. In the 100-meter hurdles it was Renae Wilson winning gold in 16.42 seconds.

The 4x200 relay posted a time of 1:48.49. The quartet was Essa, Ava Holthaus, Kelby Kerndt and Stella Pole. Breaking the tape in the 4x400 relay in 4:18.44 were McKenzie Riley, Essa, Lillian Olson and Jerikah Dodd. In the 4x800 it was Lily Sandhorst, Roe, Courtney and Lauren Holthaus teaming up for a winning time of 10:24.62.

Four other events won silver including Wilson in the discus with a throw of 107 feet even. Olson was runner-up in the 400-meter dash, loop-

Warrior Josie Tollefsrud races off with the baton after receiving it from Katie Shimek.

Annaleissa Arnold finished seventh in the shot put with a throw of 32 feet 4 inches.

ing the track in 1:04.93. In the 3000-meter run it was Natalie Stevens crossing the finish line in 12:28.53, good for second.

The sprint medley quartet of Olson, Ava Holthaus, Riley and Pole posted a time of 1:57.11 for silver.

Taking third for the Vikes were Annaleissa Arnold in the discus (104’3”), Hayley Stowe in the 100-meter dash (13.78), Claire Storhoff in the 200-meter dash (29.02), Sandhorst in the 1500-meter run (5:25.66), Deborah Hougen in the 3000-meter run (12:51.63) and Lauren Holthaus in the 400-meter hurdles (1:17.31).

SW notables South Winn had a fine effort for its team, garnering one gold, two silvers and five bronze.

“It was good to get a meet under our belt. We were glad Decorah decided to move the meet to Friday so we could have it as we had lost our first two meets,” said SW Coach Kevin Kearney.

“We are not 100 percent right now with some injury and illness, but I really liked what I saw. We had a lot of kids step up with some great performances and had some kids make some nice jumps for us. Hopefully we can get everyone healthy and back in action. As we do, we have a chance to be a very competitive team.”

Junior Abby Wagner had a incredible performance in the high jump for the win, posting a lifetime best of 5 feet 4 inches and tied the school record, held

by Darcy Einck (Hageman).

“Darcy coaches our jumpers and it was fun to see Abby equal

Brady Benzing fights for control of the ball with a Ram player during Decorah boys’ soccer team (1-2) match at Dubuque Senior (2-1). Decorah took a 1-0 lead in the first half before giving up three goals to the Rams in the second half to drop the contest 3-1. Saturday the Vikes were in action at the Hudson tournament going, 2-0, for the day. With a 1-0 win over Waterloo West and a 4-0 win over Hudson. Monday, the Vikes were at Independence and will host Postville Thursday, April 9, at 6:30 p.m. (Photo courtesy of Heather Benzing)

South Winn’s Josie Tieskoetter anchored the spring medley to a fourth place finish with Bella Stika of Turkey Valley closing in down the final stretch. (Driftless Multimedia photos by Becky Walz)

the record she had set roughly 20 years ago. Abby works very hard and is a great competitor. That is a truly outstanding record to equal,” noted Coach Kearney.

Individually Cloey Zweibohmer took runner-up in the 200-meter dash in 28.89 seconds, while Ava Franzen was second in the 800-meter run in 2:42.27.

Earning bronze for the Warriors were Alyssa Holthaus in the high jump (4’8”), Annie Hageman in the 800-meter run (2:43.01), the 4x100 relay of Katie Shimek, Josie Tollefsrud, Allison Hageman and Zweibohmer (54.71), the 4x200 relay of Shimek, Josie Tieskoetter, All. Hageman and Zweibohmer (1:55.29) and the 4x800 relay of Izzy Kuboushek, Franzen, Karissa Wenthold and Lauren Ondrashek (11:21.12).

Good efforts by TV The Trojan squad had a pair of top-three performances highlighted by the runner-up finish in the distance medley relay.

The quartet of Jenna Throndson, Kinsey Reicks, Hazel Nieman and Bella Stika posted a time of 4:46.30 for second. In the 4x400 it was Reicks, Nieman, Makinley Lutgen and Stika combining for a time of 4:51.46 to earn bronze.

Decorah’s Renae Wilson topped the 100-meter hurdle field in 16.42 seconds to win gold Friday. (Driftless Multimedia photo

by Becky Walz)

Varsity results High jump – 1. Abby Wagner, SW, 5’4”; 3. Alyssa Holthaus, SW, 4’8”; 4. Lauren Holthaus, Dec, 4’6”; 7. Claire Storhoff, Dec, 4’4” Long jump – 5. Wagner, SW, 15’9”; 6. Al. Holthaus, SW, 14’11”; 8. Ava Holthaus, Dec, 14’10”; 9. Lily Holthaus, Dec, 14’3”; 10. Jerikah Dodd, Dec, 14’2” Shot put – 5. Lauren Luzum, Dec, 33’5”; 7. Annaleissa Arnold, Dec, 32’4”; 11. Jayden Timp, SW, 28’6.5”; 13. Raelen Manderfield, TV,

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Vikes suffer tough loss Riveros medals for DHS

Decorah’s Sara Johanningmeier (5) dribbles the ball between a pair of TigerHawk defenders during Thursday’s home match. (submitted photo) Thursday the Decorah girls soccer team (0-2) fell at home, 5-0, to North Fayette Valley (2-1).

The TigerHawks scored three goals in the first half and added two in the second to prevail.

Decorah had just three shots, with one each by Gabbi Dixon, Sara Johanningmeier and Vivian Searcy.

Standing in goal was Clara Hjelle coming up with 10 saves.

“Our inexperienced squad needs to do some serious work maintaining possession once we recover the ball,” said Coach Loren Hendrickson. “We gave NFV a couple golden chances to score, including one they cashed in, just because we lost our composure trying to clear the ball. We need to remain calm when we are under pressure and need work on our passing – too many times we lose possession almost right after we gain it.”

The Vikes were at Independence Monday and will travel to Mason City Thursday, April 11, with the match starting at 5 p.m.

It wasn’t even a close contest in the season opener as the Decorah girls’ golf team hosted North Fayette Valley and Waukon at Silvercrest Golf Club.

The Vikes won the meet with 212 over the Tigerhawks’ 235 and the Indians’ 247.

Medalist honors went to Viking junior Maria Riveros, who fired a 37. Sophia Fahey carved out a 53 while Olivia Brynsaas fashioned a 58. Coming through with 64s were Shelby Hageman and Riann Oberbroeckling.

Other scores for Decorah included Lulu Bellrichard, 67; Elora Schnitzler, 69; Clair Smedsrud, 70; Isabella Sailor, 71; Kahri Oberbroeckling, 74; and Ella Carlson, 79.

The Vikes are at Independence Tuesday, April 8 and New Hampton Thursday, April 11. Both meets are set to tee off at 4 p.m.

Weather delays start of girls’ tennis

Seniors leading the Decorah girls’ tennis team into the 2024 season are (l-r) Corina Timm, Evon Leitz, Brenna Parker, Elizabeth Pritchard, Elizabeth Andrusishin, Hazel Quam, Braunwyn Darrington, Bethany Hanson, Alexis Walker and Kathleen Delphey. (Photo courtesy of Tami Bohr) Spring weather challenges moved the Decorah girls’ tennis team’s first meet of the season from Monday, April 1 to Friday, April 5. Then it was straight into the first tournament of the year at Columbus Catholic Saturday.

Edging Osage On a chilly but sunny afternoon, the Vikings earned their first win of the year, defeating Osage 5-4.

Returning letter winners Evon Leitz and Olivia Huinker faced the senior Olson twins at No. 1 and No. 2 singles; both fell to Osage but are looking forward to rematches later this month, as is Camryn Holland who was defeated in a tiebreaker at No. 3 singles.

Highlights of the night for singles were No. 4 Kaitlyn Bjork and No. 5 Jaidyn Duvel securing their first varsity wins as singles players, and Leah Holland who was abroad during the 2023 season, emerged victorious at No. 6 singles.

In doubles, the combo of Leitz/Huinker, stepped into the No. 1 position for the first time; while they fell to the Olson twins 4-8, each game was tight and the match proved them to be a strong combination of players. The combinations of C. Holland/Bjork and Duvel/L. Holland proved to be too much for the Osage Green Devils with Duvel/L. Holland tied the match score to 4-4 and C. Holland/Bjork securing the team win for the Vikings.

Decorah JV was also highly successful, winning nearly every match played against Osage. In singles, the Vikings went 8-1 and in doubles, 5-0.

The Decorah JV team is strong and filled with potential with a number of the JV will play varsity matches later this year and this will help prepare them for the roles they will step into in the future.

“It was great to finally get

out on the courts for a competition this season. The weather has not been ideal for tennis these last few weeks, but the girls have been working hard and taking advantage of every practice opportunity. This meet against Osage provided us with some solid competition that can now guide our practice plans and individual/team goals for the season,” said Coach Amanda Huinker.

Varsity results Singles: No. 1 Evon Leitz (Dec) lost 8-3 to Kaitlyn Olson (O); No. 2 Olivia Huinker (Dec) lost 8-6 to Kendall Olson (O); No. 3 Camryn Holland (Dec) lost 9-8 (7-1) to Brooklyn Brock (O); No. 4 Kaitlyn Bjork (Dec) won 8-2 over Riley Tabbert (O); No. 5 Jaidyn Duvel (Dec) won 8-4 over Marley Kerrick (O); No. 6 Leah Holland (Dec) won 8-1 over Sophia Ketelsen (O) Doubles: No. 1 Huinker/Leitz (Dec) lost 8-4 to Olson/Olson (O); No. 2 Bjork/C. Holland (Dec) won 8-3 over Brock/Tabbert (O); No. 3 Duvel/Klaara Short (Dec) won 8-2 over Kerrick/Ketelsen (O) JV results Singles: Addie Maki (Dec) won 6-0 over Paige Mehmen (O); Mara Branum (Dec) won 3-2 over Taylor Swenson (O); Myla Leitz (Dec) won 4-0 over Ava Hennessy (O); Corina Timm (Dec) won 3-1 over Kylah Shoars (O); Lizzy Andrusishin (Dec) won 4-0 over Renae Newton (O); Brenna Parker (Dec) won 3-1 over Ella Sparrow (O); Isis Timm (Dec) won 3-1 over Mylie Havig; Teagan Menke (Dec) lost 3-0 to Ella Eggars

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(O); Nina Sessions (Dec) won 3-2 over Izzie O’Malley (O) Doubles: Maki/Dylin Thompson (Dec) won 5-1 over Swenson/ Mehmen (O); Branum/M. Leitz (Dec) won 5-1 over Shoarts/Hennessy (O); C. Timm/Andrusishin (Dec) won 5-1 over Newton/Swenson (O); Menke/I. Timm (Dec) won 4-2 over Eggars/O’Malley (O); Parker/ Sessions (Dec) lost 5-1 to Havig/ Sparrow (O)

Tourney The Vikes were back on the court Saturday for the first tournament of the year at Columbus Catholic where the Vikes finished third behind Clinton and Columbus. Rounding out the field in fourth was Ottumwa.

Varsity results Singles: No. 1 Evon Leitz (Dec) lost 12-1 to Kate Holton (Col); No. 2 Olivia Huinker (Dec) lost 7-6 to Rachel Hollen (Col); No. 3 Camryn Holland (Dec) 7-6 to Sawyer Schaefer (Col); No. 4 Kaitlyn Bjork (Dec) won 8-5 over Isabelle Noland (Col); No. 5 Jaidyn Duvel (Dec) won 10-3 over Caitlin Lockert (Col); No. 6 Leah Holland (Dec) won 12-1 over Natalie Merrifield (Col) Doubles: No. 1 Huinker/Leitz (Dec) lost 9-4 to Holton/Hollen (Col); No. 2 Bjork/Short (Dec) lost 7-6 to Schaefer/Isabelle Noland (Col); No. 3 Duvel/L. Holland (Dec) won 7-6 over Lockert/Merrifield (Col)

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Four events win gold for Vikes

Senior Dakota Johnson was a four-time champion Friday as he won the 110-meter hurdles and was a member of the winning shuttle hurdle, 4x100 and sprint medley relays. (Photo courtesy of Amy Averhoff)

Dave Sage Relay team scores 1. Waverly-Shell Rock 163; 2.

Waterloo West 158; 3. Decorah 155; 4. Dike-New Hartford 62; 5.

Crestwood 60; 6. North Fayette Valley 50; 7. Wapsie Valley 49; 8.

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With Monday’s home meet cancelled due to weather, the Decorah boys’ track and field team managed to get outdoors on a track Friday, competing in the Dave Sage Relays held at Waverly-Shell Rock. The Vikings finished the night with 155 points in third place in a close race for the top that was won by the Go-Hawks’ 163. In second was Waterloo West with 158.

Four events were the best of the field with Viking senior Dakota Johnson a part of all four.

The night started strong for Decorah with the sprint medley relay breaking the tape in 1:36.72. Members of the team were Johnson, Josh Adam, Kelley Gates and Brayden Hartl.

Then Johnson teamed up with Adam, Tommy Sexton and Gavin Groux in the shuttle hurdle for gold. The quartet had a winning time of 1:02.32. Individually, Johnson won the 110-meter hurdles in 15.62 seconds. The night finished with a 4x100 relay win in 43.36. The

winning relay members included Johnson, Gates, Peyton Webb and Adam.

There were five events that won silver including Webb in the high jump as he cleared 6 feet even. William Hahn took runner-up in the shot put with a throw of 43 feet 8 inches. In the 100-meter dash, Gates was edged at the line to take second in 11.03 seconds. In 4:39.15, Grant Zilka was second in the 1600-meter run. In 3:55.55 it was Webb, Hartl, Trevor Kuennen and Mason Avila taking second in the distance medley relay.

Rounding out those events in the top three was Bill Fullhart in the 800-meter run in 2:11.68, as well as the 4x400 and 4x800 relays. The quartet of Thomas Hammel, Mitchell Stemper, Oliver Bollinger and Zilka teamed up in the 4x800 for a time of 8:41.95. In the 4x400, it was Stemper, Kuennen, Groux and Hartl putting up a time of 3:35.52.

Decorah hosted an invite Monday, April 8, and will be at West Delaware Thursday, April 11, at 4:30 p.m.

Varsity race results High jump – 2. Peyton Webb 6’0”; 6. Parker Low 5’2”

Long jump – 5. Gavin Groux 18’9.25”; 8. Montana JumpGerleman 17’6” Shot put – 2. William Hahn 43’8”; 6. Luke Franzen 41’10.5” Discus – 5. Hahn 117’10.5”; 8.

Fisher Tweten 113’1” 100m – 2. Kelley Gates 11.03; 7.

Cade Averhoff 12.08 200m – 5. Kaiden Quandahl 24.21; 6. Garrett Waskow 24.89 400m – 4. Karter Orris 55.20; 5.

Landon Quandahl 56.47 800m – 3. Bill Fullhart 2:11.68; 9.

Tommy Sexton 2:20.81 1600m – 2. Grant Zilka 4:39.15; 5. Thomas Hammel 4:55.11 3200m – 5. Davis Coppola 10:46.87; 5. Garrett See 10:58.64 110m hurdles – 1. Dakota Johnson 15.62; 10. Franzen 18.39 400m hurdles – 5. Caden Malanaphy 1:04.12; 8. Kaiden Youngblood 1:06.38 Shuttle hurdle – 1. Josh Adam, Sexton, Groux, Johnson, 1:02.32 4x100 – 1. Johnson, Gates, Webb, Adam, 43.36 4x200 – 4. Jace Buddenberg, Younglood, Averhoff, Adam, 1:37.08 4x400 – 3. Mitchell Stemper, Trevor Kuennen, Groux, Brayden Hartl, 3:35.52 4x800 – 3. Hammel, Stemper, Oliver Bollinger, Zilka, 8:41.95 Sprint medley – 1. Johnson, Adam, Gates, Hartl, 1:36.72 Distance medley – 2. Webb, Hartl, Kuennen, Mason Avila, 3:55.55 JV race results Long jump – 2. Dakota VanGundy 17’6”; 8. Brayden Miculinich 11’6.5” Shot put – 4. Tweten 36’6”; 9. Cash Riehle 33’0”; 11. Mason Vote 32’7.5”; 17. Anthony Putnam 29’11.5”; 23. William Tallier 25’10.5” Discus – 1. Franzen 124’11” 2.

Sexton 118’5”; 11. Thatcher Brown 84’3”; 16. Tallier 66’0”; 21. Putnam 50’0” 100m – 1. Waskow 12.24; 2.

Jump-Gerleman 12.48 200m – 2. Orris 25.14; 3. Justin Fortman 25.41 400m – 2. Archer Sims 57.14; 6.

Gunnar Sims 1:01.58 800m – 1. See 2:13.87; 2. Carson Bohner 2:18.13 400m hurdles – 3. VanGundy 1:10.25; 4. Thomas Davis 1:11.91 4x100 – 1. L. Quandahl, Avila, Kade O’Kara, Grant Remington, 47.54 4x200 – 1. Jump-Gerleman, Remington, Kyle Pattison, Fortman, 1:38.51 4x400 – 1. Coppola, Bollinger, Landyn Hook, Max Grimstad, 3:47.90 Sprint medley – 2. Buddenberg, VanGundy, Pattison, Sims, 1:46.01 Distance medley – 1. Miculinich, Parker Low, Carter Riley, Clarence Nimrod, 4:13.62

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Leading the Decorah boys’ tennis team on the courts this season are seniors (l-r) Seth Bolson, Gabriel Hiner, Lucas Arendt, Aidan Nalean-Carlson, Caden Branum, Alex McGohan, Adam Walter and Doug Bentley. (Photo courtesy of Tami Bohr)

Busy weekend for Viking netters Following a few cancellations earlier in the week. the Class 1A No. 4 Decorah boys’ tennis team kicked off its 2024 season at Independence Friday and a double dual Saturday.

Complete shut-out Friday night the Viking boys came away with a 9-0 win over Independence with several freshman stepping into the varsity line-up with numerous veterans.

“The first match is always exciting and a bit nervous after weeks of hard work, but the team dusted off any rust very quickly and performed well,” said Coach Matt Anderson. “I was especially pleased with newcomers into the lineup and how they adapted and figured out ways to win. The team has a lot of junior varsity members this year as well who got their first match experience, many who just three weeks ago didn’t even know how to keep score and it was fun to watch them enjoying competition.”

In singles action, the 2023 state champion Caden Branum took control of the match, defeating Zachary Jimmerson 10-1 in the top position. At No. 2 Liam Chamberlain won 10-1 over Blake Gates while Aiden Nalean-Carlson overpowered Brandon Yoder 10-1 at No. 3.

In his first match, freshman

Tristan Hunter won 10-4 over Mustang Ethan Schmitt in the fourth position. It was a 10-5 win for Ansel Kowitz over Mason Ronnebaum with Viking Alex McGohan completing the singles sweep 10-2 over Mikey Bailey.

Decorah also won all three doubles matches. Chamberlain and A. Nalean-Carlson teamed up for a 10-3 win over Jimmerson and Schmitt. The freshman duo of Hunter and Eliot Berland defeated Gates and Yoder 10-6 while Kowitz and McGohan shut out Ronnebaum and Bailey 10-0.

Windy conditions Following Friday’s big win, the Vikings were back on the courts Saturday, battling the winds and a pair of teams in a double dual. Decorah defeated Spencer 9-0 in the morning but fell to Class 2A No. 8 Mason City in the afternoon.

“Conditions were so windy that the court wind screens blew off making it almost impossible to compete at times. I asked the kids to play smart, get to the net and have fun in these conditions…no easy task. The day was 6 long hours, but it proved to me that this team has what it will take too compete later in the season was the stakes get higher,” said Coach Anderson.

Facing Spencer, Branum

overwhelmed Trevor Steele with a pair of 6-0 set wins. After falling 1-6 in the first set it took a third set for Chamberlain to defeat Colby Sherrod 6-3 and 10-5. A. Nalean-Carlson picked up the win 6-1 and 6-3 over Jackson Bergstadt. Stepping in at No. 4 Keaton Nalean-Carlson won 6-1 and 6-0 over Robert Gerlock. Winning 6-1 and 6-0 Gabriel Hiner defeated Cole McDanel. In a second threeset match, Hunter won over Ade Thomas, 6-3, 4-6 and 102. Decorah picked up the three doubles wins as well. Branum and Chamberlain won 6-1 and 6-0 over Steele and McDanel.

The Nalean-Carlson brothers won 6-1 and 6-3 over Sherrod and Thomas. At No. 3 doubles it was Hiner and Luke Arendt besting Bergstadt and Gerlock 6-1 and 6-3.

On the court against Mason City, Branum was the lone Viking to earn a win and it took three sets as the senior fell 2-6 in the opening set against Reed Kruger. Branum bounced back to win 6-3 and 10-8.

Coming up The Vikes will be at Osage Thursday, April 9, at 4:30 p.m. and cap off the week at home for the first time this season against Aplington-Parkersburg Friday, April 12, at 4:30 p.m.

Warriors boys hit the track

After the meet at Decorah was cancelled earlier in the week, the South Winn boys’ track and field team was able to pick up a meet at Beckman Catholic Friday to get in the Warriors’ first outdoor competition.

While no team scores were kept at the meet, South Winn managed several top three finishes.

Kaden Barton-Franzen had the top Warrior finish of the night in the high jump, clearing the bar at 5 feet 10 inches to take runner-up. The junior also was in the top five in the 400-meter hurdles, crossing the finish line in 1:07.76 to take fourth.

A shot put throw that landed 41 10 inches from the ring gave Parker Timp a bronze. Also finishing third was the shuttle hurdle relay in 1:06.54. Members of the third-place team were Lukas Weiss, Timp, Barton-Franzen and Ohrt. Weiss later put up a time of 18.35 sec-

Kaden Barton-Franzen onds in the 110-meter hurdles to take fifth.

This week the Warriors were at Decorah Monday night and will compete at MFL MarMac Thursday, April 11, at 4:30 p.m.

Race results High jump – 2. Kaden Barton-

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Franzen 5’10”; 6. Irving Flores 5’4” Long jump – 10. Lukas Weiss 18’4”; 16. Szymon Kailnowski 16’3.5” Shot put – 3. Parker Timp 41’10”; Chandler Riehle 37’7.5”; Tristen Bodensteiner 32’5”; 25. Shayde Wemers 29’2” Discus – 9. Riehle 111’9”; 10.

Timp 111’4”; 11. Landen Schnuelle 108’4”; 26. Cody Bodensteiner 59’6” 100m – 24. Flores 13.06; 28.

Kailnowski 13.37; 37. Tyler Fels 17.35 200m – 10. Eric Greve 25.57; 31.

Fels 36.56 400m – 15. Brad Dahl 1:00.75 800m – 24. Brody Tieskoetter 2:34.83 3200m – 9. Abe Conway 11:17.09 110m hurdles – 5. Weiss 18.35; 6. Brady Ohrt 18.55 400m hurdles – 4. BartonFranzen 1:07.76 Shuttle hurdle – 3. Weiss, Timp, Barton-Franzen, Ohrt, 1:06.54 4x100 – 8. Ohrt, Timp, Weiss, Riehle, 47.53; 17. T. Bodensteiner, C. Bodensteiner, Wermers, Fels, 1:05.04 4x200 – 12. Riehle, Schnuelle, Barton-Franzen, Flores, 1:45.64; 19.

Landon Livingood, Yahir Macario, Kailnowski, Greve, 1:58.62 4x400 – 9. Franzen, Conway, Tieskoetter, Ohrt, 4:03.72 Sprint medley – 10. Livingood, Macario, Brennan Franzen, B. Tieskoetter, 1:52.40 Distance medley – 7. Riehle, Schnuelle, Franzen, Conway, 4:18.80

27’9.75”; 14. Ellaney Bodensteiner, TV, 26’8”; 16. Autumn Schmitt, SW, 24’10.5” Discus – 2. Renae Wilson, Dec, 107’0”; 3. Arnold, Dec, 104’3”; 7. Kelsey Timp, SW, 93’11”; 11.

Schmitt, SW, 78’9”; 14. Manderfield, TV, 64’11”; 15. Bodensteiner, TV, 62’6” 100m – 1. Audrey Essa, Dec, 12.86; 3. Hayley Stowe, Dec, 13.78; 4. Cloey Zweibohmer, SW, 14.02; 9.

Ryann Schmitt, TV, 14.76; 11. Josie Tollefsrud, SW, 15.08; 15. Emersyn Hoffert, TV, 15.71 200m – 2. Zweibohmer, SW, 28.89; 3. Storhoff, Dec, 29.02; 5. Katie Shimek, SW, 29.78; 11.

Schmitt, TV, 32.01 400m – 2. Lillian Olson, Dec, 1:04.93 800m – 1. Brinlee Courtney, Dec, 2:41.34; 2. Ava Franzen, SW, 2:42.27; 3. Annie Hageman, SW, 2:43.01 1500m – 1. Amelia Roe, Dec, 5:11.53; 3. Lily Sandhorst, Dec, 5:25.66; 7. Tessa Phillips, SW, 5:58.41; 8. Lauren Ondrashek, SW, 5:59.48 3000m – 2. Natalie Stevens, Dec, 12:28.54; 3. Deborah Hougen, Dec, 12:51.63 100m hurdles – 1. Wilson, Dec, 16.42; 4. Sydney Kipp, Dec, 17.63; 8. Aubrey Willey, SW, 20.26 400m hurdles – 3. L. Holthaus, Dec, 1:17.31; 5. Izzy Kuboushek, SW, 1:19.91; 6. Willey, SW, 1:25.09 Shuttle hurdle – 5. Jenna Throndson, Hazel Nieman, Halle Weber, Kinsey Reicks, TV, 1:24.82 4x100 – 3. Shimek, Tollefsrud, Allison Hageman, Zweibohmer, SW, 54.71; 6. Schmitt, Makinley Lutgen, Throndson, Weber, TV, 59.03 4x200 – 1.

Essa, Ava Holthaus, Kelby Kerndt, Stella Pole, Dec, 1:48.49; 3. Shimek, Josie Tieskoetter, All. Hageman, Zweibohmer, SW, 1:55.29 4x400 – 1. McKenzie Riley, Essa, Olson, Jerikah Dodd, Dec, 4:18.44; 3. Reicks, Nieman, Lutgen, Bella Stika, TV, 4:51.46 4x800 – 1. Lily Sandhorst, Roe, Courtney, L. Holthaus, Dec, 10:24.62; 3. Kuboushek, Franzen, Karissa Wenthold, Ondrashek, SW, 11:21.12 Sprint medley – 2. Olson, Ava Holthaus, Riley, Pole, Dec, 1:57.11; 4. Shimek, Tollefsrud, All. Hageman, Tieskoetter, SW, 2:01.80; 5. Lutgen, Reicks, Nieman, Stika, TV, 2:02.67 Distance medley – 2. Throndson, Reicks, Nieman, Stika, TV, 4:46.30; 4. Natalie Goodner, Dodd, Riley, Storhoff, Dec, 4:56.49 JV results Shot put – 5. Margaret Hahn, Dec, 29’4”; 7. Grace Baker, SW, 27’2.5”; 10. Emily Hovden, SW, 25’3.5”; 12. Camielle Wiedow, Dec, 23’10”; 17. McKenna Looby, SW, 22’7.25” Discus – 1. Annika Schmelzer, Dec, 104’11”; 2. J. Timp, SW, 90’9”; 5. Baker, SW, 81’6”; 7. Wiedow, Dec, 80’5.5”; 11. Looby, SW, 72’2”; 12. Hovden, SW, 72’0”; 15. Hahn, Dec, 69’7” 100m – 1. Ella Stille, Dec, 14.26; 2. Luzum, Dec, 14.74; 3. Erin Egan, Dec, 14.83; 5. Adele Conway, SW, 15.04; 7. Willow Blair, Dec, 15.21; 18. Annika Becker, SW, 16.91; 19.

Ava Kuennen, TV, 17.14 200m – 1. Liz Bucksa, Dec, 30.10; 2. All. Hageman, SW, 30.31; 12. Kuennen, TV, 37.36 100m hurdles – 2. Kennady Riehle, Dec, 18.51; 4. Eden Scheidel, Dec, 19.75; 8. Regine Hougen, Dec, 20.37; 9. Lyla Lovstuen, Dec, 20.97 4x100 – 1. Bucksa, Storhoff, Stille, Stella Pole, Dec, 54.41; 3. Scheidel, Egan, R. Hougen, Olivia Rissman, Dec, 59.37; 4. Al. Holthaus, Britney Hageman, Alyssa Timp, Dhalia Trujilo, SW, 1:00.14; 7. Hadley Alexander, Willow Blair, Lovstuen, Brylee Hanson, Dec, 1:00.35; 9. Willey, Becker, Hovden, Looby, SW, 1:04.52 4x200 – 1. Bucksa, Alexander, Blair, Schmelzer, Dec, 2:00.71; 2.

Goodner, Roe, Rachel Spilde-Maki, Sandhorst, 2:03.68; 4. Egan, Jenna Leuenberger, Courtney, Rissman, 2:09.20; 5. Conway, B. Hageman, Becker, Trujilo, SW, 2:14.92 4x400 – 1. Goodner, Riehle, Courtney, D. Hougen, Dec, 4:57.06; 3. Stevens, Spilde-Maki, Jillian Volz, Grace Blikre, Dec, 5:10.77 Sprint medley – 2. Leuenberger, Alexander, Stille, Rissman, Dec, 2:12.99; 3. Willey, B. Hageman, Conway, An. Hageman, SW, 2:14.13

Coming up in varsity sports April 11 – Dec b golf hosts tnmt. (Oneota), 1 p.m.; Dec g golf at New Hampton, 4 p.m.; SW g/b golf vs. Clayton Ridge/Waukon (Guttenberg), 4 p.m.; TV g/b golf at West Central (Fayette), 4 p.m.; SW v tr at MFL MarMac, 4:30 p.m.; TV g/b tr at New Hampton, 4:30 p.m.; Dec b tr at West Delaware, 4:30 p.m.; Dec/SW g tr at Decorah, 5 p.m.

April 12 – Dec b golf at Waukon with NFV, 4 p.m.; Dec b ten vs.

Aplington-Parkersburg, 4:30 p.m.; Dec b soc vs. Charles City, 5 p.m.

April 13 – SW g/b golf at Dike tnmt., 10 a.m.

Warrior freshman Jayden Timp sent the shot put 28 feet 6.5 inches to claim 11th place Friday. (Driftless Multimedia photo by Becky Walz)

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