Girls 4X100 Weight Person Relay Sets School Record
The Ord High School track and field teams continued to show improvement as they brought home several medals, 47 personal best marks, and a new school record from the Mansfield Invitational in Albion. The meet was held on Tuesday, March 31 at the Boone Central track and field complex. No team scores are kept in this meet as teams are allowed to enter as many athletes as they want in events. “This is a great meet for us to find out how all of our kids will perform in a meet situation”, Coach Derry Trampe stated. “It helps us out as coaches as we look to put relays together and determine who will compete in upcoming meets. I was very happy with the way our kids competed in the meet. I could not believe how many personal best marks we had on a day where conditions were less than ideal. It says a lot about the competitiveness of our kids. We are fortunate to have a great group of athletes to work with this year.”
The boys brought home one gold medal on the day. Beau Wells continued his winning ways in the pole vault when he won the event with a vault of 13’ 0”. The Chants brought home five second place medals from the meet. Beau Wells added a second-place medal in the 200 with a personal best time of 23.84. Also setting personal best marks and finishing second were Gavin Whited and Levi Klein. Klein finished second in the 110 HH in a time of 16.25 and Whited was second in the 3200 in a time of 11:26.02. Easton Ryshcon tripled jumped for the first time in his career and brought home a second-place medal with a jump of 37’ 2”. Also finishing second was the 4X400 relay team of Jordan Williams, Levi Klein, Easton Ryschon, and Beau Wells. Their time of 3:40.58 was a season best time in the event. Third place medals went to Jordan Williams in the long jump (19’ 0”), the 4X800 relay team of James Piskorski, Jaxson Sanders, Gavin Whited, and Jaxon Edghill (9:36.99), and the 4X100 Weightman’s relay team of Chance Moudry, Beau Shafer, Zavian Pike, and Parker Mageria (57.70). Picking up fourth-place medals were Jordan Williams in the 100 (11.80) and James Piskorski in the 1600 (5:13.77). Piskorski added a fifth-place medal in the 800 in a time of 2:20.55. Earning two fifth-place medals was Beau Shafer in the shot put (39’ 6.5”) and discus (109’ 7” PB). Sixth-place awards went to Gavin Whited in the 1600 (5:25.00), Easton Ryschon in the long jump (18’ 1”), and evan Lane in the triple jump (35’ 2.25” PB).
The girls had another great day as they brought home seven first place finishes on the day. Leah Zangger won two individual events as she won the 100 (12.77 PB) and 200 (26.57). Elle Jess won the 400 in 67.84 while Trinity Chatfield (High Jump 5’ 2”) and Addi Blaha (Pole Vault 9’ 0”) brought home gold medals in field events. Also winning gold was the 4X400 relay team of Leah Zangger, Klair DeRiso, Elle Jess, and Gentry Racek. Their time of 4:21.08 was a season best time in this event. The 4X100 weight person relay of Lillie Shoemaker, Josie Breitkreutz, Allison Wheeler, and Ellie Boettcher won the race in a school record time of 59.06 breaking the old record of 59.7. Second place medals were won by Lillie Shoemaker in the shot put (34’ 10.5”), Ellie Boettcher in the discus (101’ 6”), McKenna Hernandez in the 800 (2:39.52 PB), and the 4X100 relay team of Gentry Racek, Avarie Fox, Klair DeRiso, and Leah Zangger (52.28). Third place awards went to Elle Jess in the 800 (2:47.11), Ellie Boettcher in the shot put (33’ 6.5” PB), and Gentry Racek in the pole vault (8’ 6”). Finishing in fourth place were McKenna Hernandez in the 1600 (5:58.69), Payton Melnick in the 300 LH (56.65 PB), Klair DeRiso in the long jump (14’ 7”), and Avery Bruha in the pole vault (8’ 6”). Fifth place medals went to Klair DeRiso in the 200 (28.06 PB), Avarie Fox in the long jump (14’ 2”) and triple jump (29’ 9.5”), and Adalyn Kelly in the high jump (4’ 8”). Winning sixth place medals were Allison Wheeler in the discus (94’ 11”) and Molly Klimek in the high jump (4’ 6”).
Additional Ord results are as follows: Girls: 100—Avarie Fox (13.78), Kinley Wilson (14.51 PB), Judith Biskeborn (14.98 PB), Lettie Waterman (16.19 PB); 200—Judith Biskeborn (32.31 PB), Kinley Wilson (31.66), Molly Klimek (32.40), Piper Terzoli (36.09 PB); 400—Judith Biskeborn (74.98 PB); 100 HH—Evie Peterson (19.36), Payton Melnick (20.36 PB); 300 LH—Evie Peterson (59.63 PB); Shot put—Allison Wheeler (27’ 2”), Maddison Waltman (27’ 7”), Elizabeth Skibinski (26’ 0”), Raina Nelson (25’ 8”), Brylie Collier (25’ 0.5” PB), Josie Breitkreutz (19’ 1”); Discus—Lillie Shoemaker (91’ 5”), Brylie Collier (88’ 6”), Elizabeth Skibinski (81’ 10” PB), Raina Nelson (74’ 0” PB), Maddison Waltman (72’ 5”), Josie Breitkreutz (71’ 8”); Long jump—Adalyn Kelly (12’ 11.5”); Triple jump—Josie Breitkreutz (28’ 0.5”); High jump—Kinley Wilson (4’ 4”); Pole vault—Lettie Waterman (MOH 6’ 6”). Boys: 100—Calvin Thomsen (12.23 PB), Mason McCullough (13.74), Nolan Woodward (13.32 PB), Evan Lane (12.28), Dominic Rogers (13.39); 200—Calvin Thomsen (25.53 PB), Mason McCullough (28.70), Jaxon Edghill (25.79), Nolan Woodward (27.98), Easten Newquist 30.70 PB); 400—Jaxon Edghill (60.16), Evan Lane (61.29), Nolan Woodward (61.67 PB), Jacob Dorenbach (64.04 PB), Dakota Rogers (67.04 PB), Victor Negrete (67.00), Jaxson Sanders (61.84); 800—Jaxson Sanders (2:27.99), Jacob Medina (2:31.60 PB), Mason Bauer (2:43.30); 1600—Jacob Medina (5:44.23); 110 HH Kane Whited (18.76), 300 IH—Levi Klein (46.00), Kane Whited (49.40 PB); 4X100 Relay—Levi Klein, Jordan Williams, Easton Ryschon, and Beau Wells DQ; Shot Put—Zavian Pike (37’ 5”), Parker Mageria (37’ 1.5” PB), Chance Moudry (36’ 2.5” PB), Hunter Miller (34’ 0.5” PB), Mason Bauer (33’ 8.5” PB), Calvin Thomsen (30’ 1.5” PB); Discus—Parker Mageria (89’ 2”), Chance Moudry (96’ 5”), Zavian Pike (100’ 10” PB), Calvin Thomsen (92’ 6”), Mason Bauer (87’ 6” PB), Hunter Miller (76’ 5” PB); Long jump—Victor Negrete (15’ 11”), Easten Newquist (13’ 3” PB), Evan Lane (17’ 0.5” PB), Jacob Dorenbach (14’ 9.5”); Triple jump—Kane Whited (35’ 0” PB), Jacob Dorenbach (32’ 9” PB); High Jump—Victor Negrete (4’ 8”), Jacob Medina (MOH 4’ 8”); Pole Vault—Kyptan Scheideler (10’ 0” PB), Dominic Rogers (9’ 0”).