2014 WIAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: Team Champions
Tim Moore is the Oshkosh Lourdes Academy Head Coach.
Above:The D2 State Team Champion Hayward Hurricanes. Head coach David Dixon is in the middle of the back row.
1) Lourdes Academy 50
2) Cuba City 46
3) Algoma 42
4) Wild Rose 38
5) Newman Catholic 30.75
6) Regis 29
7) Benton/Scales Mound/Shulls 28
8) Edgar 26.75
8) Saint Mary's Springs 26.75
10) Black Hawk 20
10) University Lake School 20
10) Catholic Central 20
13) Hilbert 19
14) Athens 18
15) Columbus Catholic 17
15) Luther 17
17) Assumption 14
17) Tri-County 14
17) Cashton 14
20) Colfax 13
20) Reedsville 13
20) Royall 13
20) Cadott 13
24) Menominee Indian 12
25) Spencer 10.
Photographs supplied by Dave Dixon, Regina Schindel and Lonzo Bradford
1) Kenosha Tremper 48
2) Brookfield East 40
3) Whitefish Bay 26
4) De Pere 25
5) Milw. King 24
6) Neenah 23
7) Union Grove 22
7) West Bend West 22
9) Milw. Riverside University 20
9) Bay Port 20
9) Middleton 20
12) Sun Prairie 19
13) Kenosha Bradford 18
13) Slinger 18
13) Wauwatosa East 18
13) Wausau West 18
17) Eau Claire Memorial 17
17) Monona Grove 17
17) La Crosse Logan 17
17) Holmen 17
17) Arrowhead 17
22) Hartford 16
23) Mukwonago 14
24) Muskego 13
24) Franklin 13
26) Racine Case 12
27) Green Bay Southwest 11
27) Milw. Madison/Career &Tec 11
29) Germantown 10.
1) Hayward 38
2) Dodgeville/Min Point 37
3) Jefferson 32
4) Lakeside Lutheran 30
4) Wrightstown 30
6) Brillion 29
7) Shorewood 28
8) Edgewood 26
9) Catholic Memorial 23
9) Xavier 23
9) Mount Horeb 23
12) Berlin 19
13) Nekoosa 16
13) East Troy 16
13) Freedom 16
13) Osceola 16
17) Brown Deer 15
18) Arcadia 13
18) Chilton 13
18) Waupaca 13
21) Mondovi 12
22) Mauston 11.50
23) Grafton 11
23) Random Lake 11
25) Platteville 10
25) Clintonville 10
25) McFarland 10
25) Sturgeon Bay 10
25) Milw. Lutheran 10
25) Seymour 10
25) Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 10
25) Two Rivers 10
25) Martin Luther 10.
Above: The Kenosha Tremper D1 Team Champions. The Head Coach is Deb Bornhuetter [2nd from left].
Summary By Dave Dixon
Hayward Head Coach
The Hayward girls track team wrapped up the 2014 track season in style on Saturday evening in LaCrosse by winning the Division 2 state team State championship.
The Lady Canes scored 38 points in the State Meet barely beating runner up Dodgeville/ Mineral Point by only one point.
The State championship came down to the last event of the meet, the 4 X 400 meter relay. Hayward had 38 points on the board already but did not have a team in the final race
Dodgeville did have a team in the race. The 4x400 was a great race right down to the wire but the anchor runner on the Brillion relay team held off a late charge by the Dodgeville anchor leg to win the race, leaving Dodgeville with 8 team points for second place and one point short of catching Hayward for the D2 state championship.
Summary By The Numbers
-scored 38 points in the state meet
-won the state meet with 4 second place finshes and one third place finsh
-no first places except the first place team throphy
-set 3 school records at the state meet
-scored in 5 events at the state meet
- had 8 girls in the state meet
-advanced 7 to the finals at state meet
-competed in 6 events at the state meet
-won the state meet by 1 point
Above: Franklin senior Andi Minster won the 100m dash, 400m dash, and 800m wheelchair events to win the team title trophy for Franklin.
Minster is shown above with some of her teammates and head girls coach Jack Hervert.
Standing L-R: Alyssa Colla, Demi Yoder, Breanna Judkins, and Jack Herbert.
Bottom row L-R: Mellisa Pelkey and Andi Minster.
Right: Andi Minster with Franklin wheelchair coach Jess Rozak.
Photos provided by Regina Shindel