Boyceville girl thinclads win in Glenwood City, Hilltopper boys claim second at home invite
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BOYCEVILLE’S Sydney Larson is shown making an attempt in the long jump at the Glenwood City Track and Field Invite held Thursday, April 10. Larson went 14 feet 1.5 inches to place sixth. The Lady Bulldogs won the meet. —photo by Shawn DeWitt
by Renee Bettendorf
Sports Correspondent
GLENWOOD CITY –— The Boyceville and Glenwood City track teams competed against Clear Lake, Elmwood/Plum City, Elk Mound, Spring Valley and Colfax at the Glenwood City Invite held on Thursday, April 10.
Boyceville won the girls’ competition while the Hilltopper boys placed second. The Boyceville boys’ team placed fourth and the Glenwood City girls’ team took seventh.
The Girls’ Competition
All in all, the Boyceville girls earned 154.5 points, nearly 15 points more than their closest competitor which was Clear Lake at 140.5. Coming in third was Elmwood/Plum City with a score of 126, fourth was Elk Mound at 87, Spring Valley was fifth with 72.5, Colfax was sixth with 42 and the Glenwood City girls team earned 25.5 points, which put them in seventh place.
Coming in first for the Boyceville girls’ team was Chelsi Holden in the 200 meter dash with a time of 27.56 seconds and Ashlyn Maska in the two mile run with a time of 13 minutes 40 seconds. Their 4×400 and 4×800 relay teams also took first place.
A number of second-place ribbons were earned including: Chelsi Holden in the 100 meter dash with a time of 13.36 seconds; Blake Jeske in the half mile run with a time of 2 minutes 39 seconds; Ashlyn Maska in the mile run with a time of 6 minutes 5 seconds; Ellie Engeman in the two mile run with a time of 13 minutes and 48 seconds and Halle Tonn in pole vault with a jump of 8 feet 6 inches.
Coming in third was Lucy Wheeldon in the 400 meter dash, Ellie Engeman in the mile run, Maddie Nelson in the 100 meter hurdles, Sydney Larson in the 300 meter hurdles and triple jump as well as the 4×100 and 4×200 relay teams.
BATON EXCHANGE — The Bulldogs’ Blake Jeske (left) took the baton from teammate Halle Tonn (right) during the girls’ 4×200 meter relay race at the April 10 Glenwood City Track and Field Invite. The Boyceville girls finished second in the event with a time of 2:02.15.
—photo by Shawn DeWitt
Also scoring some significant points were fourth-place finishers Blake Jeske in the mile run, Layla Score in the two-mile run and Brylee Stevens in pole vault. Placing fifth were Elliana Kietzer in the 400 meter dash and Lucy Wheeldon in high jump. More points were scored by Lydia Day and Sydney Larson, who placed sixth in pole vault and long jump respectively. Chelsi Holden, Layla Score and Elliana Kietzer added on a few more points by placing in long jump and triple jump.
The highest placing Hilltopper girl was Ava Multhauf who finished third in high jump with a leap of 4 feet 6 inches. The Glenwood City girls’ 4×400 meter relay team placed fourth and their 4×100 and 4×200 relay teams placed sixth. Also placing sixth was Addison Wakeling in pole vault, she cleared 6 feet 6 inches.
Other teammates that placed either seventh or eighth and scored some points included Morgan Knops in the 100 meter dash, Kayley Dickmann in the half mile run, Lillie Fox in shot put and Tessa Klatt in discus.
The Boys’ Competition
Elk Mound won the boys competition with 134 points and Glenwood City took second with 118. Boyceville missed out on third place by one point to Clear Lake who scored 104.5. Spring Valley took fifth with 82 points, Colfax was sixth at 70 and Elmwood/Plum City took seventh with 50 points.
Coming in first for the Hilltoppers was Eli Oberle in the half mile run with a time of 2 minutes 10 seconds and Clayton Hoffman in the mile run with a time of 5 minutes 2 seconds. Elliott Springborn earned a pair of blue ribbons in the 400 meter dash and the 300 meter hurdles with times of 54.46 and 44.21.
Brady Thompson placed first in the 200 meter dash with a time of 22.95 seconds and second in the 100 meter dash in 11.34 seconds. Also coming in second was the Hilltopper boys’ 4×400 relay team. Ben Klatt took third in discus with a throw of 107 feet 8 inches.
The team scored quite a number of points with their jumpers. Pole vaulters Ben Standaert and Tyler Rogers placed third and fifth, respectively, in the event. Tyler Harrington placed fourth in high jump and Ilan Anderson placed sixth. In long jump, Justin Rogers earned third place and Ilan Anderson placed seventh.
THE TOPPERS’ Clayton Hoffman neared the finish line of the boys’ 1,600 meter race which was part of the Glenwood City Track and Field Invite held April 10. Hoffman won the event in a time of 5:02.44.
—photo by Shawn DeWitt
Ilan Anderson also landed a sixth-place finish in the 200 meter dash and Logan Klatt did the same in discus. Rounding out the scoring members of the team was Ryley Dickmann who placed eighth in the 100 meter dash.
The Boyceville boys’ team had two, first-place finishers, they were Liam Moore in discus with a throw of 116 feet 4 inches and Owen Rydel in triple jump with a leap of 39 feet 5 inches. Coming in second for the team was Gavin Rydel in triple jump at 38 feet 11.5 inches and Isaiah Romero in high jump at 5 feet 8 inches.
Isaiah Romero also placed third in shot put with a throw of 36 feet 9 inches and Forest Bettendorf placed third in the two-mile run with a time of 12 minutes 8 seconds. Fourth place was earned by Jacoby Kurschner in the 100 meter dash, Liam Moore in shot put, Isaiah Romero in discus and Owen Rydel in long jump. Riley Naughton took fifth in the two mile run.
Other Bulldogs that scored points included: Jon Frett who placed fifth in the 200 meter dash and sixth in the100 meter dash, Liam Moore who placed sixth in pole vault, Jon Madison who placed seventh in the 200 meter dash, Gavin Rydel who placed seventh in the 400 meter dash, Devon Lee who placed seventh in discus, Forest Bettendorf who placed eighth in the mile run and Gavin Rydel who placed eighth in long jump.
Boyceville Boys’ Results
100 m: 4. Jacoby Kurschner, 12.13; 6. Jon Frett, 12.27; 19. Jeremy Keating, 15.17; 200 m: 5. Jon Frett, 24.89; 7. Jon Madison, 25.83; 9. Devon Lee, 26.10; 400 m: 7. Gavin Rydel, 1:01.01; 1,600 m: 8. Forest Bettendorf, 5:44.48; 11. Riley Naughton, 5:59.63; 3,200 m: 3. Forest Bettendorf, 12:08.02; 5. Riley Naughton, 12:43.80; 4×100 Relay: 2. 48.20; 4×200 Relay: 3. 1:43.03; Shot Put: 3. Isaiah Romero, 36’9”; 4. Liam Moore, 34’9”; 17. Brock Larson-Wang, 25’3”; Discus: 1. Liam Moore, 116’6”; 4. Isaiah Romero, 105’8”; 7. Devon Lee, 102’5”; High Jump: 2. Isaiah Romero, 5’8”; 9. Gavin Rydel, 5’2”; 11. Owen Rydel, 5’0”; Pole Vault: 6. Liam Moore, 9’; Long Jump: 4. Owen Rydel, 17’4.5”; 8. Gavin Rydel, 16’11.25”; 19. Forest Bettendorf, 11’.5”; Triple Jump: 1. Owen Rydel, 39’.5”; 2. Gavin Rydel, 38’11.5”.
Glenwood City Boys’ Results
100 m: 2. Brady Thompson, 11.34; 8. Ryley Dickmann, 12.48; 13. Charlie Bogie, 13.10; 200 m: 1. Brady Thompson, 22.95; 6. Ilan Anderson, 25.20; 400 m: 1. Elliott Springborn, 54.46; 800 m: 1. Eli Oberle, 2:10.39; 1,600 m: 1. Clayton
BOYCEVILLE’S Isaiah Romero cleared the high jump bar on this attempt during the Glenwood City Track and Field Invite held Thursday, April 10. Romero made 5 feet 8 inches to finish in second place.
—photo by Shawn DeWitt
Hoffman, 5:02.44; 300 m Hurdles: 1. Elliott Springborn, 44.21; 4×100 Relay: 3. 46.04; 4×200 Relay: 6. 1:53.80; 4X400 Relay: 2. 3:47.14; Shot Put: 16. Gus Kohler, 26’9.75”; 18. Vincent Yang, 24’8.25”; 20. Andrew Yang, 21’9.25’; Discus: 3. Ben Klatt, 107’8”; 6. Logan Klatt, 104’11”; 21. Andrew Yang, 49’8”; High Jump: 4. Tyler Harrington, 5’4”; 6. Ilan Anderson, 5’2”; Pole Vault: 3. Ben Standaert, 10’6”; 5. Tyler Rogers, 9’6”; 9. Charlie Bogie, 8’6”; Long Jump: 3. Justin Rogers, 17’5.5”; 7. Ilan Anderson, 16’11.75”; 18. Brycin Lybert, 11’6”.
Glenwood City Girls Results
100 m: 8. Morgan Knops, 14.39; 12. Kylie Main, 15.29; 16. Emma Cole, 16.05; 200 m: 11. Morgan Knops, 30.83; 400 m: 10. Elsja Meijer, 1:14.56; 800 m: 7. Kayley Dickmann, 3:01.82; 10. Erica Bauman, 3:09.65; 4×100 Relay: 6. 1:02.93; 4×200 Relay: 6. 2:14.90; 4×400 Relay: 4. 5:02.63; Shot Put: 7. Lillie Fox,
THE GIRLS’100 METER DASH at the Glenwood City Track and Field Invite held April 10 featured several Glenwood City and Boyceville sprinters. Pictured above competing in a heat of the 100 meters are, from left to right, Glenwood City’s Emma Cole, Kylie Main and Morgan Knops and Boyceville’s Kayla Frett.
—photo by Shawn DeWitt
23’2”; 13. Alexis Alms, 20’9.2.5”; 19. Lillie Fox, 21’.5”; Discus: 8. Tessa Klatt, 63’2”; 11. Lillie Fox, 52’5”; High Jump: 3. Ava Multhauf, 4’6”; Pole Vault: 6. Addison Wakeling, 6’6’; Long Jump: 9.Gretchen Draxler, 13’2”; 16. Lorenza Alfarano, 8’8.50”.
Boyceville Girls’ Results
100 m: 2. Chelsi Holden, 13.36; 11. Kayla Frett, 15.09; 200 m: 1. Chelsi Holden, 27.56; 400 m: 3. Lucy Wheeldon, 1:06.42; 5. Elliana Kietzer, 1:10.21; 800 m: 2. Blake Jeske, 2:39.54; 10. Lydia Day, 3:07.40; 12. Layla Score, 3:14.38; 1,600 m: 2. Ashlyn Maska, 6:05.83; 3. Ellie Engeman, 6:08.11; 4. Blake Jeske, 6:09.79; 3,200 m: 1. Ashlyn Maska, 13:40.86; 2. Ellie Engeman, 13:48.63; 4. Layla Score, 16:06.97; 100 m Hurdles: 3. Maddie Nelson, 18.89; 300 m Hurdles: 3. Sydney Larson, 54.40; 4×100 Relay: 3. 55.96; 4×200 Relay: 3. 2:02.15; 4×400 Relay: 1. 4:40.14; 4×800 Relay: 1. 11:37.61; Shot Put: 11. Ashley Prestrud, 21’ 3.5”; 12. Kylee Schlough, 20’7.5”; Discus: 15. Lucy Wheeldon, 49’ 11”; 16. Ashley Prestrud, 40’ 2”; High Jump: 5. Lucy Wheeldon, 4’4”; Pole Vault: 2. Halle Tonn, 8’ 6”; 4. Brylee Stevens, 7’; 6. Lydia Day, 6’6”; Long Jump: 6. Sydney Larson, 14’1.5”; 7. Chelsi Holden, 13’11.5”; Triple Jump: 3. Sydney Larson, 30’0.5”; 7. Layla Score, 27’3”; 8. Elliana Kietzer, 27’1”;