Boyceville thinclads compete in Amery, Durand
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With the weather finally cooperating, the Boyceville boys’ and girls’ track and field teams were able to compete in a pair of meets last week.
The Lady Bulldogs finished fifth in the small-school standings after scoring 52 points in the Amery Invitational held last Tuesday, May 3 while the boys came in ninth with a score of 28 points.
Then, last Friday, May 6, Boyceville joined several other Dunn-St. Croix schools for a ten-team meet at Bauer Built Stadium in Durand where the girls finished in eighth with 30 points and the boys were ninth with 24 points.
Amery Invite
Haylie Rasmussen and Abbygail Schlough won the only golds for the girls and Boyceville at the May 3 Amery Invitational.
Rasmussen cleared 4’ 10” to win the high jump while Schlough made eight feet to finish on top of the pole vault competition.
The pair also placed in the triple jump where Rasmussen came in second with a leap of 32’ 5.75” and Schlough finished in fourth after an effort of 30’ 7.5”.
Jaden Stevens was the runner-up in the 800 meters with a time of 2:39.83.
The Bulldog boys were led by Peter Wheeldon’s second-place showing in the 300m intermediate hurdles (:44.57) and a pair of thirds by Caden Wold in the 100 meters (:11.61) and long jump (19’ 7”).
Durand Invitational
Junior Abbygail Schlough had the top individual finishes for the Bulldogs at last Friday’s Durand Invitational.
Schlough jumped eight feet to take second in the pole vault. She also took a third in the triple jump with a best of 30’ 3”.
Sophomore Peter Wheeldon had the top finish for the Boyceville boys with a third in the 400 meters. He was also fifth in the 200 meters.
The boys’ 4×800 m relay placed third while the girls’ 4×400 m relay finished fourth.
Jaden Stevens ran to fifth in the 800 meters, Beck Wendland was sixth in the 110 meter high hurdles and Shiloh Wheeldon turned in a pair of seventh-place finishes in the 100 meter high and 300 meter low hurdles.