D1 Sectional At Monterey Stadium Hosted By Janesville Parker 
Above 100m HH athletes L-R: Emma Bare [Fort Atkinson, 4th], ToNaya Gulley [Kenosha Tremper, 2nd, 14.28], winner Danielle Riggins [Kenosha Tremper, 13.89], Bree Porter [partially hidden-Janesville Parker, 3rd], Alexa Deutsch [Stoughton, 5th], and Ruby Carpenter [Oregon, 7th].
Wisconsin Track Online Feature For 2014
Senior Danielle Riggins [left] was dominating in the 100m HH, 100m dash, and 200m dash events.
Riggins is #1 on the D1 and All-Division Honor Roll Lists for those events with times of 11.71 in the 100m dash [5/20, Southeast Conference Meet] and 24.02 in the 200m dash and 13.89 in the 100m HH events at the Janesville Parker Sectional. The 13.89 is equal to the State Record [WIAA records can only be set at the State Meet].
Riggins did not have the benefit of a tail wind in the 100m events as the wind was from the east on a straighaway that was north-south.
Riggins helped Tremper to the sectional team title as the Trojans scored 96 points to edge Stoughton who scored 90 points.
Below 100m HH athletes L-R: Emma Bare [Fort Atkinson, 4th], ToNaya Gulley [Kenosha Tremper, 2nd, 14.28], winner Danielle Riggins [Kenosha Tremper, 13.89], and Bree Porter [Janesville Parker, 3rd].
In a D1 Sectional the top 3 finishers advance to State. The extra qualifiers announced by the WIAA included only one athlete [in the 1600m run].
Above left 100m dash athletes L-R: Kenosha Bradford's Jackie Baldwin [2nd, 12.09], Jaliyah Elliott [Beloit Memorial, 3rd], and winner Danielle Riggins [Kenosha Tremper, 11.79].
Above right: Wheelchair athlete Leah Joslyn in the 100m dash event. Joslyn who is a ninth grader from Burlington qualified for the State Meet. Wheelchair athletes must compete in regionals and sectionals in order to qualify for the State Meet.
Left: 800m run winner Valerie Jones [Oregon, 2:19.05].
Above center: Hanna Reed [FA] from fort Atkinson and Anna Cole from Kenosha Tremper sprint to the finish line in the 800m run. Reed was timed in 2:23.45 good for third place while Cole was timed in 2:23.53.
Above right 800m runners L-R:Andi Rossow [Kenosha Bradford, 8th], Reed, Kelsey Jenny [Stoughton, 6th], Nikki Staffen [Stoughton, 2nd], Blackbourn, and Oregon's Valerie Jones.
Above 1600m runners L-R: Emma Reed [Fort Atkinson, 5th], Valerie Jones [Oreglon, 3rd], Abby Bleil [Kenosha Tremper, 2nd in 5:20.76] and winner Aleena Villani [Kenosha Tremper, 5:20.40]. Villani and Bleil also finished 1-2 in the 3200m run.
Stoughton won the 4x8 relay in 9:49.27. Katherine Rude who ran the #2 leg for Stoughton is shown above left. The leadoff runner for the Stoughton Vikings was Kelsey Jenny [above right].
Above 4x8 relay runners above included Stoughton's Nikki Staffen [above far left] who ran leg 3 and anchor Alyson Weum [3rd from right above]
Left: Kenosha Bradford leadoff runner Jackie Baldwin helped the Red Devils 4x2 to a win in 1:43.71.
Above Anchors Mady Marko [Kenosha Bradford], Jaliyah Elliott [Beloit Memorial, 2nd], and Lexy Richardson [Verona Wildcats, 3rd].
Above: Exchange zone 1 in the 4x1. Janesville Craig's Garielle Geller has just handed off to teammate Sierra Gorman. Craig finished 2nd in the 4x1
Above: Exchange zone 2 in the 4x1 relay event. Beloit Memorial's Raeven Peek handing off to teammate Yolonda Johnson. Beloit won the 4x1 in 49.67.
Above the top 4 finishers in the 100m dash L-R: Megan Wadsworth [Badger, 4th], Baldwin, Riggins, and Elliott.
ToNaya Gulley a senior from Kenosha Tremper won the 300m LH event with a time of 45.61
Below 300m LH athletes L-R: Hannah Sonsalla [Stoughton, 2nd] and Bree Porter [Janesville Parker, 3rd]
Left: Stoughton ninth grader Alyson Weum won the 400m long dash in 58.26.
Above right 400m long dash athletes L-R: Maddie LeBrun [Oregon, 2nd], Sydney Rau [Westosha Central, 3rd], and Anne Blackbourn [Elkhorn, 7th].
Above pole vault athletes L-R: Brittany Ehlen [Burlington 3rd, 10' 00.00], Hannah Posick [Stoughton, 2nd, 10' 00.00], and winner Nikky Zimbrick [Verona area, 10' 03].
Right: Pole vault winner Nikky Zimbrick concentrates before attempting 10' 06..
Above: Junior Anna Adamiec from Kenosha Indian Trail cleared 5' 03 to win the high jump event
Left: Long jump winner Megan Wadswoth [Badger, 17' 05.50].
Above LJ athletes L-R: Brecklyn Skaleski [Janesville Parker, 2nd], Haylee Martin [Wilmot 3rd], and Europa Christoffel [Verona Area, 4th].
Above final exchange in the 4x1 showing leg 3 runner and the anchors L-R:
Shantae Schumacher and Candice Enis [Janesville Craig, 2nd], Yolonda Johnson and Jaliyah Elliott [Beloit Memorial, 1st]], Alexis Nelson and Mady Marko [Kenosha Bradford, 3rd], and Sie'anna Mitchell and Lexy Richardson [Verona Area, 4th].
Left: Triple jump winner Alli Calkins [Janesville Craig, 35' 07.75].
Above triple jump athletes L-R: Haylee Martin [Wilmot, 2nd, 35' 07.25], Brecklyn Skaleski [Janesville Parker, 3rd], and Mya Lonnebotn [Stoughton, 4th].
Above high jump athletes who cleared 5' 02 L-R: Sydney Collins [Badger, 2nd], Lexy Richardson [Verona Area, 3rd], and Kailey Olson [Verona Area, 4th].
100m HH athletes L-R: Emma Bare [Fort Atkinson, 4th], ToNaya Gulley [Kenosha Tremper, 2nd], winner Danielle Riggins from Tremper, and 3rd place finisher Bree Porter [Janesville Parker]. Kenosha Tremper is the defending D1 State Champion.
4x2 Exchanges
Left: Grace Roegner from Beloit Memorial hands off to teammate Yolonda Johnson.
Right: Jourdan Baldwin [hidden] hands off to Bradford left 3 runner Alexis Nelson.
Jourdan Baldwin handing off to Mady Marko at the Kenosha County Meet earlier this season.
