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Both Dodgeville-Mineral Point girls and boys track & field teams finished second behind Platteville Thursday at the Lancaster invitational that featured nine girls teams and 10 boys teams.
In the girls meet, Platteville totaled 171 points to Dodge-Point's 130 with host Lancaster third at 95.5.
The rest of the team scores were: Boscobel 73, Cuba City 51.5, Belmont 50, Fennimore 47.5, River Valley 43.5 and Prairie du Chien 31
The Dodge-Point team took the top three spots in the 3200 run with Hannah Owens wining in 12:09.6, followed by Anna Eisenzimmer at 12:09.62 and Abby Philipps with 12:26.6. Owens was also runner-up in the 1600 in 5:15.1with Eisenzimmer 3rd in 5:15.53.
Molly Hanson won the 400 in 59.67 with sister Mary taking seventh in 1:07.02.
Mairin Cahill captured the 800 in 2:24.53 with Emily Philipps sixth in 2:31.58 and Ellie Binsfeld 12th in 2:43.48.
Other Dodge-Point finishes/times were: 100 hurdles-Rachel Pope 2nd 17.38, Natalie Chubb 8th 18.47; 100-Laura Neil 7th 14:19, Anna Schmit 14.55; 200-Taylor Stanek 29.23, Ally Brennan 33.57; 300 hurdles-Neil 9th 56.76, Claire Binsfeld 13th 59.01; 4x100-Samantha Dees, Mikalah Enright, Sarah Lawinger, Stanek 5th 56.6; 4x200-Dees, Lawinger, Neil, Pope 4th 1:57.97; x400-Cahill, Chubb, Mary Hanson, Molly Hanson 3rd 4:23.8; 4x800-Abby Philipps, Emily Philipps, Macy McConnell, Cahill 2nd 10:13.31; high jump-Stanek 2nd 4'10", Chubb 4'10", Nichole Doolittle 7th 4'6"; long jump-Pope 5th 15'3.75"; triple jump-Enright 5th 30'5"; shot put-Brianna Johnsrud 11th 29'2.5", Keely Iverson 18th 24'5.5"; discus-Melissa Seman 2nd 100'10", Iverson 84'3".
The Platteville boys totaled 193.33 points to Dodge-Point's 121.33 and Lancaster's 102.33. The rest of the team scores were: Fennimore 83.5, Boscobel 67.5, Prairie du Chien 40, River Valley 8.5, Cuba City 29.5, Belmont 19, De Soto 4.
Trevor Wunnicke and Brett Hottmann went 1-2 in both the 1600 and 3200. Wunnicke won in 4:34.74 and 9:57.06 with Hottmann posting times of 4:40.3 and 10:24.65.
Peyton Hanson captured the 100 in 11.56 with Shane Kieffer in at 12.62 and Todd Tibbits at 12.86.
Austyn Whitlatch won the 110 hurdles in 16.01 with jim McGuire 8th in 20.53 and Chanler Leonard running a 23.99.
TC Smith won the 300 hurdles in 42.54 with Conner Schwoob 12th in 49.86.
The 4x100 team of Kane Poad, Whitlatch, Smith and Hanson won in 45.37.
Joseph Lawinger was 2nd in the 800 in 2:03.69 with Jonah Nelson 3rd in 2:08.7 and Alex Trollop 7th in 2:13.27.
Other results were: 200-Hanson 4th 24.04, Ryan Raess 25.7; 4x200-Poad, TJ Bramlett, Cris Francia, Raess 5th 1:1.72; 4x400-Lawinger, Nelson, Bramlett, Trollop 4th 3:41.62; 4x800-Trollop, Henry Schickel, Greg Hanson, Tyler Wunnicke 5th 9:20.31; high jump-Whitlatch 2nd 5'8", Alex Steil 9th 5'4", Francia 11th 5'4"; long jump-Raess 5th 18'4.25", Smith 14th 17'4"; triple jump-Jason Gullickson 16th 32'6"; shot put-Sam Kruk 10th 38', Robby Chubb 12th 37'6"; discus-George Glover 16th 95'8", Chubb 18th 86'4".
"The entire coaching staff was very pleased with our results at the Lancaster Invitational. We had a few performances that stand out, Molly Hanson set a school record in the 400 with a 59.67. Marin Cahill, Hannah Owens, Anna Eisenzimmer, Rachel Pope and Melissa competed at a level good enough to make the Sate honor roll for Division 2 athletes. As did the 4 x 800 team of Macy McConnell, Marin Cahill, Abby Philipps and Emily Philipps.
Dodge-Point coach Joe Hanson had these comments following the meet:
"The entire coaching staff was very pleased with our results at the Lancaster Invitational. We had a few performances that stand out, Molly Hanson set a school record in the 400 with a 59.67. Mairin Cahill, Hannah Owens, Anna Eisenzimmer, Rachel Pope and Melissa Seman competed at a level good enough to make the Sate Honor Roll for Division 2 athletes. As did the 4 x 800 team of Macy McConnell, Marin Cahill, Abby Philipps and Emily Philipps.
"Payton Hanson, Austyn Whitlatch, TC Smith, Kane Poad, Joseph Lawinger, Brett Hottmann and Trevor Wunnicke are all well worth mentioning as standing out. It was a great start to a long season for many of our athletes. I believe all our coaches are happy with where the teams are at right now but we do need to continue work hard and improve."
The Dodge-Point teams have a home meet Friday with Mount Horeb.