May 22, 2015 at 10:15 a.m.
D-P track squads at two invites
At Viroqua, Westby won the girls portion with 137 points to Dodge-Point's 123. The rest of the team scores were: Cashton 100, Viroqua 83.5, West Salem 71, Brookwood 67, Bangor 47.5, Royall 35.5, River Ridge 19.5, Viroqua Black 10, Hillsboro 7, Necedah 1.
Hannah Owens, Mary Hanson, Mikaela Bakker and Taylor Stanek, four talented seniors, won their individual specialities for D-P. Also the 4x200 relay team captured the top spot.
Owens took first in the 1600 in 5:27 with teammate Mackenzie Hall third in 5:36.
Hanson claimed the 800 title in 2:19 with teammate Kennedy Stumpf fourth in 2:36.
Bakker bested teammate Brittany Rhyner in the 400 1:01 to 1:02 with senior Emily Philipps 5th in 1:04.
Stanek, a former D2 state champion, won the high jump with a 5'0" effort.
The 4x200 team of Stanek, Syd Staver, Madison Stumpf and Jalissa Weier won in 1:49.
Other results were: 100 hurdles: Megan Pluemer 6th 18.33, Lizzy Doolittle 7th 18.88; 100-Jaynie Gorgen 2nd 13.6, Jaycie Runde 5th 14.29; 4x100-2nd Gorgen, Staver, Madison Stumpf, Weier 51.89; 300 hurdles-Pluemer 9th 54.94, Doolittle 12th 57.42; 200-Marissa Parkin 5th 29.64; long jump-Parkin 9th 29'11"; discus-Bri Johnsrud 2nd 114', Brook Rhyner 18th 71'5"; shot put-Johnsrud 4th 32'2", Rhyner 15th 26'.25".
The Dodge-Point boys finished a distant second to West Salem 148-114, nosing out Viroqua who scored 113.
Then came Westby 92, Bangor 70, Brookwood 47, Royall 33, Necedah 27, River Ridge 16, De Soto 15, Hillsboro 12, Cashton 3, Viroqua Black 2.
Dodge-Point's Tony Rill won the 100 in 11.72. Nate Eisenzimmer took the 400 in 53.77 with teammate Payton Grunow 4th in 56.51. Jim McGuire won the 300 hurdles in 42.40 with teammates Jack Schickel 3rd in 43.83 and Micah Sprain 5th in 45.08. Steven Blume and Gerrit Bakker took 1-2 in the 800 in 2:06 and 2:08.
The rest of the D-P results were: 110 hurdles-McGuire 2nd 16.85, Sprain 3rd 17.04, 1600-Juan Navarro 4th 4:59; 4x200-2nd Cris Francia, Noah Goetzke, Ryan Raess, Josh Shepler 1:33; 4x100-2nd Kyle Fitzsimmons, Francia, Rill, Shepler 45.63; high jump-Francia 3rd 5'10"; long jump-Raess 4th 18'2.5", Goetzke 7th 17'7"; triple jump-Sprain 6th 36'1.25"; discus-Lance Johnsrud 10th 115'3", Zack Tolzman 15th 103'9", Trevor Oomens 19h 97'1"; shot put-Johnsrud 14th 34'.75", Oomens 15th 33'5.25", Tolzman 31st 25'8.25".
At Darlington the girls took 7th with 34.5 pints as Cuba City won at 145.833. The boys were 8th at 29.5 with Darlington, the winners at 125 over Monroe's 124.5.
Results for the girls were: 100-Sara Polinag 5th 14.48, Ally Brennan 10th 14.92; 200-Polinag 13th 30.20; 1600-Haley May 6th 6:33; 100 hurdles-Alyssa Belling 5th 19.02, Claire Binsfeld 7th 19.29; 300 hurdles-Belling 7th 58.37; 4x100-4th Alexa Bohnsack, Katie Dochnahl, Brennan, Binsfeld 58.33; 4x200-3rd Bohnsack, Dochnahl, Belling, Polinag 2:00; high jump-Haley Chubb 4'4"; pole vault-Brennan 6th 6', Belling and Alexis Bauer 10th 6'; long jump-Polinag 10th 13'4"; triple jump-Bohnsack 2nd 31'.5"; shot put-Binsfeld 10th 28.8.75", Anissa Reddell 13th 26'3.5", Kari Brokish 14th 25'4.75"; discus-Brokish 20th 58'6", Valerie Edgington 22nd 47'10", Reddell 25th 41'11".
Boys results were: 100-Lucas Sanchez 4th 12.11, Charles Mosley 23rd 15.38; 200-Brett Klopp 17th 27.93, Jonny Geisking 19th 28.01; 400-John Phelan 6th 57.86, John Davis 16th 1:00, Hunter Blalock 17th 1:02; 800-Declan McGraw 11th 2:22, Noah Lawinger 17th 2:29; 1600-Tyler Wunnicke 6th 4:59, Jordan May 12th 5:16, Ty Driscoll 13th 5:22; 300 hurdles-Jacob Wedig 11th 55.69, Milo Wong 12th 56.46; 4x100-7th JR Obien, Grant Sporle, Leon Gehlen, Andrew Evenson 50.20; 4x200-6th Sanchez, Sporle, Obien, Gehlen 1:44; 4x800-3rd Isaac Grunow, Luke Davis, Chad Yeager, McGraw 9:02; pole vault-Obien 6th 9', Skyler Horn 12th 8'; long jump-Klopp 12th 15'7", Quintin Schnieder 13th 15'1.75"; shot put-Chance Gollon 12th 37'1", Evenson 21st 32'6.25", Geisking 26th 30'4"; discus-Gollon 14th 104'3", Geisking 21st 93'7", Eric Heisner 28th 80'7".
