CHEROKEE — The Le Mars Group monitor and discipline groups competed on the Tomahawk Relays. The boys portion was held Monday with the Bulldogs ending third within the bigger class of colleges.
Hint Obbink gained the 3200 meter race with a time of 10:11.98. His time was over a minute quicker than the next-best time within the occasion. Teammate Hunter Mullally was third with a time of 11:39.37. Obbink additionally had the successful time within the 800 distance. His time of two:00.57 was about two seconds quicker than the next-best time within the discipline of 11. Teammate Alex Allen claimed fourth in 2:10.47.
Wanding Hosnyang gained the excessive bounce in a tiebreaker over MOC-Floyd Valley’s Jesse Van Kalsbeek. Each people topped out at 6-04.
Le Mars had the second and third place people within the discus. Evan Jalas was runner-up at 128-01 whereas Seth Vander Sluis was third at 124-02. MOC-Floyd Valley’s Jacob Mulder led the sphere with a 139-07 toss.
Le Mars was second within the 4×200 with a time of 1:35.49, about 4 seconds off the successful tempo from Spencer. Quinn Laskie, Beau Wadle, Tate Murphy and Jayden Nelson have been the runners on the relay.
The Bulldogs additionally trailed the Tigers within the 4×400. Murphy, Obbink, Tycen Augustine and Wadle ran a time of three:36.95, simply over a second behind Spencer’s successful time.
Andrew Grant (55.80) and Tycen Augustine (56.49) have been third and fourth within the 400 meter sprint. Spencer runner Van Munson gained with a time of 54.74.
Wichieng Hosnyang (15.52) and Tegan Bogh (15.94) have been third and fourth within the 110 meter hurdles. Spencer had the highest two instances within the occasion, together with the successful time of 15.07 from Weston Johnson.
The Le Mars ladies competed on Tuesday as they positioned fourth out of the bigger class of colleges.
“We’ve been working arduous for 3 weeks now. We’d like somewhat reset this week,” Le Mars coach Tami Dunn stated. “Our relays are wanting higher and a pair are going to take form within the subsequent week or so. I believe we’re all going to peak at simply the precise time.”
Main the best way within the discipline occasions was Kenzie Niehus, who claimed the lengthy bounce with a leap of 16-03.25, over 5 inches farther than the next-best within the discipline. Teammate Allie Kruse was fourth with a leap of 15-02.50.
Le Mars gained the shuttle hurdle relay with a time of 1:11.44. Aubree Leusink, Liberty Larson, Aduk Dut and Claire Susemihl have been members of the successful crew which completed almost two seconds in entrance of runner-up MOC-Floyd Valley.
Susemihl and Larson completed throughout the prime 4 of the person 100 meter hurdles. Susemihl was runner-up with a time of 16.86, simply .08 behind the successful time from Payton Kleinhesselink of MOC-Floyd Valley. Larson accomplished the race in 17.55.
The Bulldogs have been victorious within the distance medley relay with a time of 4:34.82, almost six seconds quicker than runner-up Bishop Heelan. Claire Beitelspacher, Ahrianna Westhoff, Maya Hogrefe and Marilyn Curler made up the successful quartet.
Beitelspacher and Hogrefe have been later members of the successful 4×400 crew, together with Susemihl and Sienna Kass, which completed in a time of 4:16.49. The group was about two and a half seconds quicker than the runner-up MOC-Floyd Valley crew.
Le Mars was second within the dash medley relay with a time of 1:58.80 as they ended about 5 and a half seconds behind the successful MOC-Floyd Valley crew. Leusink, Stella Hector, Madi Huls and Sienna Kass have been runners on the relay.
Holly McNaughton joined Huls, Leusink and Hector for the 4×100 race because the Bulldogs have been second with a time of 51.05 seconds, simply behind the 50.97 time from Heelan.
Staff scores: (Class 2A-Boys) Spencer 179, MOC-Floyd Valley 164, Le Mars 157, Sioux Metropolis West 108, Cherokee 60.
(Class 2A-Ladies) MOC-Floyd Valley 206, Bishop Heelan 131.5, Spencer 127.5, Le Mars 108, Sioux Metropolis West 40, Cherokee 39.
