The North Crawford Track Teams hosted a small conference meet on Tuesday, May 13. Kickapoo LaFarge won the meet with 177 points followed closely by North Crawford with 174, which sets up for a very interesting conference championship meet to be held on Tuesday, May 20.
Senior Ethan Ingle once again controlled the distance events by winning the 1600-meter run in a time of 4:44.50 and the 3200-meter run in a time of 10:30.56. He also finished in third place in the 400-meter dash in a time of 57.29.
Sprinter Branden Baumeister also did well by winning both the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints. He finished the 100-meters in a time of 12.11 and the 200-meters in a time of 24.54. He also finished in fourth place in the high jump with a leap of 5’6”.
Other boys results were:
4x800-meter relay – second – 10:43 – Bransky, Kvigne, Volden, Ghormley
100m – 11th – 16.11 – Lium Dull
200m – ninth – 27.93 – Kai Varnes-Epstein
400m – fourth – 57.77 – Danniel Coronado
11th – 1:07.57 – Michael Volden
12th – 1:08.78 – Dylan Ghormley
13th – 1:16.63 – Lium Dull
800m – third – 2:20.31 – Brady Allbaugh
fourth – 2:21.37 – Dallas Hershberger
1600m – third – 5:08.42 – Brady Allbaugh
110m HH – third – 21.28 – Sever Kvigne
fourth – 22.05 – Ludvig Okhelm
300m IH – second – 50.14 – Cody Hershberger
fourth – 51.15 – Sever Kvigne
4x400m relay – second 3:58.10 – Hershberger, Okhelm, Coronado, C. Spenserp
Pole Vault – first – 10’00” –Corey Spencer
second – 9’6” – Dallas Hershberger
third – 9’6” – Sever Kvigne
fourth – 9’6” – Brady Allbaugh
High Jump – third – 5’6” – Cody Hershberger
fourthth – 5’4” – Branden Baumeister
fifth – 5’0” – Brady Allbaugh
Discus – third – 101’06” – T.J. Brudos
-seventh – 87’3.75” – Jeremy File
Shot Put – fifthth – 34’6.25” – Jeremy File
seventhth – 32’ 07” – T. J. Brudos
“This was a good test for us,” Coach Allbaugh stated after the meet. “It is a chess match between us and Kickapoo for the title and will be interesting either way. Feels like adjustments in the fourth quarter of a basketball game! Tuesday’s conference championship will be a challenge for both teams, but will be fun! I think our athletes are ready for the challenge.”
The girls results were as follows:
Team scores: Kickapooo-LaFarge 151, North Crawford 146, De Soto 101, Wauzeka Stueben 53, Ithaca 46, and Seneca 23.
3200m - 1st, Faith Kruse, 15:38.18
4x400 relay - 1st, 4:45.10, of Katja Stockholm, Mona Weber, Willa Dworshack, and Maggie Schellhorn
Pole vault - 1st, Maggie Schellhorn, at 8’ 6”, PR; and Calli Paulson, 3rd at 7’ 6”, PR
High jump - 1st, Haley Nelson, 4’ 8”; and Faith Kruse, 6th, 3’ 10”
4X 800 relay - 2nd, 12:19, of Madison Gander, Katja Stokholm, Ashley Ingle, and Lysianne Peacock
100 m hurdles - Haley Nelson, 2nd, 19.04; Willa Dworschack, 3rd, 19.44 PR; and Calli Paulson, 4th, 20.85 PR.
100m - Rebecca Spencer, 3rd, 14.68; Liv Svalland, 8th, 16.10; Aiana Rombjoerg, 9th, 16.12; Lisa Graf, 12th, 16.72 PR; Anna Madsen, 16th, 17.590; and May Kedsalak, 17th, 17.66, PR
1600m – 4th, Ashley Ingle 6:53.61; 5th, Faith Kruse, 7:03.56
4x 200 relay – 2nd, 2:02.08, PR, of Calli Paulson, Liv Svalland, Rebecca Spencer, and Mona Weber
400m - 2nd, Maggie Schellhorn, 1:09.44; and Katja Stokholm, 5th, 1:13.08
4x 100 relay - 4th, 1:00.02, of Paulson, Liv Svalland, Ania Rombjoerg, and Mona Weber
100m hurdles - 1st, Willa Dworschack, 51.72, PR; Hayley Nelson, 3rd, 57.95, PR; and Ahmae Varnes-Epstein, 4th, 1:04.36
800m - Madison Gander, 5th, 3:05.31
200m - 3rd, Maggie Schellhorn; Rebecca Spencer, 6th, 31.08; Lisa Graf, 12th, 37.60; Aina Rombjoerg, 13th, 35.36; May Kedsalak, 14th, 37.51; and Anna Madsen, 17th, 41.20
Disc - 10th, Liv Svalland 61’ 8”, PR; and Lysianne Peacock, 12th, 8’ 10.5”
Triple jump - Madison Gander, 7th, 26’ 9.5”; and Lisa Graf, 10th, 24’ 7”
Long jump - Madison Gander, 3rd, 13’ 3”; Mona Weber, 5th, 12’ 9”; Rebecca Spencer, 6th, 12’ 6”; May Kedsalak, 9th, 9’ 5”; and Anna Madsen, 12th, 5’ 1”
Shot put - Lysianne Peacock, 7th, 22’ 10”; Lisa Graf 11th, 21’ 7.5”; and Aina Rombjoerg, 12th, 20’ 10”
