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Dodgeville-Mineral Point girls won, but the boys lost Friday in a home non-conference meet with Mount Horeb that was more about events run than about winning or losing.
The girls scored 70 points to the Vikings 54 while the boys dropped an 83.5-53.5 decision.
The girls showed their dominance in both the 1600 and 800 races with nobody from either team competing at the 3200 level.
The trio of Molly Hanson, Mairin Cahill and Hannah Owens battle only each other for the top three spots in the 1600. Hanson won in 5:08 with Cahill at 5:19 and Owens at 5:23.
Owens topped teammate Abby Philippi in the 800 2:33 to 2:37.
The also swept the 200 meters with Taylor Stanek winning in 28.0, just ahead of Rachel Pope's 28.12 and Hanson's 28.19.
Dodge-Point took 1-2-3 in the 300 hurdles with Claire Binsfeld winning in 1:10 with Lizzy Doolittle right behind in 1:02 and Emily Miess at 1:10.
Natalie Chubb jumped 4'10" to top Stanek in the high jump (4'8") and Brianna Johnsrud won the shot put at 26'2.
Melissa Seman threw the discus 100'5" to take the top spot with Johnsrud third at 66'1".
Pope took second in the 100 hurdles in 16.87 and Stanek was runner-up i the 100 in 13.63 with Emily Neil third in 13.81
Emily Philippi finished second in the 400 meters in 1:05 and Ally Brennan was third in the long jump at 11'8.5"
For the boys, Dodge-Point swept the discus taking the top three spots. George Glover won with a 1112'7" effort, followed by Adam Keenan at 108'9" and Sam Kruk at 101'3".
Payton Hanson and T.C. Smith were 1-3 in the 100 with times of 11.09 and 11.27 while Brett Hottmann and Josef Frank did the same in the 1600 with times of 4:44 and 5:03.
Trevor Wunnicke won the 800 in 2:05.2 and Smith won the 300 hurdles in 41.34.
Hanson took second in the 200 in 23.11 and Joe Lawinger and Hanson were 2-3 in the 400 in 53.7 and 54.74.
Robby Chubb and Sam Kruk went 2-3 in the shot put with efforts of 39'2" and 38'8" while Chubb and Jason Gullickson repeated that feat in the triple jump at 34'3/5" and 33'6.25"
Jim McGuire finished third in the 110 hurdles in 18.31 and Hanson took that same place in the long jump at 17'6.5".
Alex Steil rounded out the scoring with a third in the high jump at 5'6".
"The Mt. Horeb vs Dodge-Point meet was a good event to see some of our athletes compete outside their comfort zone. And to be successful in any sport, you sometimes have to do that," said Dodge-Point coach Joe Hanson."We thought the athletes responded very well to what we asked of them It's still early in the season and we choose not to worry about winning or losing a competition based on what events we put in athletes in. With so many young athletes out, we are still trying to find out what would be their best event and where they might be able to help the team. Track and Field may be unique in that aspect."
He added about a few of his athletes, "A couple good results were Molly Hanson in the 1600 with a time of 5:08, good enough for 4th on the D2 honor roll. Payton Hanson defeated the top D2 sprinter, Matt Fargo from Mt. Horeb, in the 100M with a very fast 11:09 (Hand timed). Overall, we were very happy with the kids and their results."