B2 May 14, 2018 reporterandfarmer.com Reporter & Farmer, Webster, South Dakota

Webster track inaugural event hosts junior high meet May 7by John Suhrsuhrs@reporterandfarmer.com

Junior high runners from the northeast got some time on Webster’s track May 7 with seventh and eighth graders competing through-out the day. Following are Webster’s results from the event.

Eighth grade girlsIn the 100M Breanna

Gregerson placed 17th at 19.67; 200M Jaiden Bau-er fourth 31.33, Holly Vogl ninth 33.52; 800M Alex Si-monson, third 3:10.44; 100M hurdles Calli Bearman sec-ond 19.46, Morgan Jager third 20.08; 4x100 relay Webster Area fifth 1:01.82; 4x200 relay second 2:04.85; high jump Jager first 4’4”, Jaycee Snell second 4’2”; pole vault Paige Snell first 6’; long jump Paige Snell first 13’3.75”, Jager second 13’1.75, Bearman sixth 11’8”, Bauer eighth 11’1.75”, Jay-cee Snell ninth 10’7.25”, Vogl 10th 10’6.75”, Paige Williams 11th 10’4.25”; triple jump Paige Snell second 26’7.5”, Simonson fifth 24’6.75”, Jay-cee Snell sixth 22’9”; shot put Alivia Baumgarn first 32’1”, Breanna Gregerson 12th 12’11”; discus Williams fourth 58’6”.

Eighth grade boys200M Kaden Stoks third

28.16; 400M Cael Larson fourth 1:09.64, Colton Lauen ninth 1:18.01; 1600M Tayne Dunse second 5:39.66, Isaac Hubsch seventh 6:33.73; 110M hurdles Justin Lee fifth 24.44; 200M hurdles Lee fifth 37.32, Lauen sev-enth 39.30; 4x100 relay sec-ond 57.24; 800 sprint medley fourth 2:25.04; high jump Jaydon Keller second 5’2”, Stoks fourth 4’6”, Lauen eighth 3’10”; pole vault Stoks first 7’, Dunse first 7’, Larson third 6’6”; long jump Keller first 17’2.25”, Ben Kwasniewski third 14’10.5” Hubsch 11th 12’3.75”; triple jump Keller first 38’4.25”; shot put Kwasniewski sec-ond 39’4.75”, Lauen fourth 32’9.5”, Aiden Kroll 12th 27’10.5”, Alex Maunu 14th 26’9.25”; discus Kroll third 104’3”, Maunu 14th 66’2”.

Seventh grade girls100M Emily Tarbox sixth

15.58, Gabi Resendiz-McCon-nell 16th 16.48; 200M Tarbox seventh 33.25; 400M Addy Kuecker fifth 1:15.41, Erin Case seventh 1:16.13; 800M Kuecker second 3:01.03, Case third 3:01.37; 4x100 re-lay second 1:04.17; 800 sprint medley fourth 2:35.15; high jump Elliot Steiner first 4’2”; pole vault Case first 6’; long jump Steiner first

11’11.5”, Sydney Simonson sixth 10’2.5”; shot put Miki Wagner fifth 26’1.75”, Skyler Lesnar 12th 21’1.5”; discus Lesnar seventh 55’, Wagner 14th 49’10”.

Seventh grade boys100M Max Duerre ninth

14.86, Dylan Grimes 25th 16.57, Matt Mork 27th 17.25;

400M Noah Miller ninth 1:15.15; 800 Drew Reetz first 2:16.34, Jared Schimmel eighth 3:09.24; 200M hur-dles Duerre fifth 39.74; 4x100 relay seventh 1:04.42; 800 sprint medley fourth 2:25.04; high jump Jaiden McCreary first 4’4”; pole vault Reetz first 7’6”, McCreary second

7’, Duerre fourth 5’6”; long jump McCreary 11th 12’3”, Miller 14th 11’11.5”; triple jump McCreary fifth 26’5.5”; shot put Chris Gaikowski fifth 23’2”; discus Schimmel fifth 65’1”, Gaikowski sev-enth 62’5”.

Reporter & Farmer | John SuhrAlivia Baumgarn took first place in the shot put at the Webster Area Junior High meet held May 7 with a toss of 32’1” in the event.

Mustangs take part in Sisseton Twilight meetby John Suhrsuhrs@reporterandfarmer.com

Mustangs track coach Bruce Spindler said his girl tracksters are really banged up and not healthy as they see some old inju-ries from the basketball season reappearing as they participated in the Sisseton Twilight meet May 4.

Girls resultsLivia Tomas took 17th

in the 100M at 14.28, Mar-ga Block 38th at 15.75, Eliz-abeth Neugebauer 40th at 15.8.

Tomac took 14th in the 200M 31.14 and Zoey Wohl-leber 22nd at 32.28.

Wohlleber was 15th in the 400 and Tasha Zirbel 22nd at 1:20.06.

Makayla Zirbel was sixth in the 800M at 2:46.72.

Victoria Zirbel took second in the 3200M run at 13:22.09.

The 4x200 relay placed 15th at 2:12.73 and the 4x800 relay of Makayla Zirbel, Sammy Swanson, Zoey Wohlleber and Vic-toria Zirbel took eighth at 11:40.56. The sprint relay team.13th at 5:35.05

In the long jump Neugebauer was 37th at 10’10.75”.

Boys resultsIn the 100M Seth

Gaikowski was 30th at 12.98, Dakota Kinn 39th at 14.16, Rush Larson 43rd at 15.32 and Ridge Larson 47th at 16.24.

In the 200M Matthew Amdahl was fourth at 24.84, Tate Gaikowski ninth at 25.52, Seth Gai-kowski 30th at 28.19 and Rush larson 44th at 32.47.

Amdahl took 11th in the 400M and Darius Small 21st at 1:03.76.

Colby Rumpza was ninth in the 800M and Niles Lecroy 29th at 2:47.47.

Travis Purdy was 21st in the 1600M in 5:50.66, Aaron Neugebauer 26th at 6:08.85 and Justin Zirbel 30th at 6:37.45. The 4x100 relay squad took 16th at 58.79, the 4x200 10th at 1:44.29, the 4x800 ninth in 12:06.47. The medley relay made up of Matt Amdahl, Colby Rumpza, Tate Gai-kowski, Travis Purdy took fourth at 4:08.11.

Tyler Arend tossed the shot for 22nd at 36’0.75” and the discus 117’6” for eighth place.

Thomas Frankenhoff had a mark of 34’9 “ in the shot for 30th 100’8” for 21st in the discus.

Justin Zirbel had a shot put throw of 30’9” for 40th.

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