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Friday, June 3 and Saturday, June 4, 2022: Veterans Memorial Field @ UW-La Crosse. Results: All | D1 | D2 | D3 | WC |
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| The Kimberly D1 4x8 is shown with U.S. Marines who were generating enthusiasm for the corps via a pull-up contest during the State Meet. The 4x8 is a grueling event but the Papermakers from Kimberly had plenty of energy to spare. Lead off runner Danielle Van Grinsven set the pull up record for Friday with 16 pull ups. That record held until late Saturday when an athlete performed 17 pull ups. Van Grinsven is shown below in her lead off leg of the 4x8, on her way to 16 pull ups., and finally as a runner in heat 1 of the Saturday 800m run competition in which she placed 10th overall. Oh yes, in the 4x8 the Kimberly quartet [L-R] of Danielle Van Grinsven, Dee Vasser, Samantha Harke, and anchor Jillian Krueger won the Silver Medal in the D1 4x8 with a time of 9:31.35. |
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| Senior Danielle Van Grinsven from Kimberly: 4x8, pull ups, and 800m run. | ||
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| D3 4x100m Relay | ||
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| St. Mary's Springs won the D3 Gold Medal int he 4x1. Runners L-R [team, anchor and leg 3]: Lancaster [3rd, 51.00, Abby Burr & Tatiana Place], Frederic/Luck [5th, 51.25, Kally Svoboda & Kendall Lillehaug], Champion St. Mary's Springs [50.62, Isabel Baker & Riley Waters], and The Prairie School [2nd, 50.92, Camden Perry & Mya Kennedy]. | ||
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| Baker and Walters |
Anchors Isabel Baker & Camden Perry |
St. Mary's Springs |
| D3 4x200m Relay | ||
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| The Lancaster 4x2 repeated their 2021 Championship in that event by recording a winning time of 1:46.57. Anchor Lainee Burks is shown above left. The team shown above clockwise from top left: Abby Burr, Bridee Burks, Lainee Burks, and Eden Bowen. | ||
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| 4x2 anchors L-R: Sabur Machiros [Lourdes Academy, 3rd], Grace Coon [St. Mary's Springs, 2md], Kally Svoboda [Frederic/Lick, 5th], and Alyza Johnson [Darlington, 4th]. | ||
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| Colby won the D3 4x4 with a time of 4:06.20. They were followed by Dodgeland [4:09.66], Lancaster [4:10.24], Kickapoo/La Farge [4:10.36, Cochrane-Fountain City, and Lourdes Academy. | ||
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| Hayden Willner |
Willow Oehmichen |
Trinity Severson |
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| Anchor Daisy Feiten |
4x1 Colby Gold Medal Winners |
Sayrah Benzing |
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| Mallory Kohn |
Ava Raasch |
Anchors Miranda Fiari from Dodgeland |
| D3 4x800m Relay | ||
| The Boscobel 4x8 won the event for the second year in a row. Except for ninth grader Nora Jillson who replaced her graduated sister Ellie Jillson the team was the same. Boscobel recorded a 9:40.21 to win the event followed by Fall Creek [9:41.47], Benton-Scales Mound-Shullsburg [9:44.05], Lourdes Academy, Lancaster, and Brookwood. | ||
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| Abri Brown |
Skyler Carlin |
Lilah Glassbrenner hands |
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| Emallie Sorenson |
Megan Johnson hands off to |
Anchor Jenna Anders |
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| Ella Woodworth |
Joelle Sigwarth |
Anchor Hana Martensen |
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| D2 4x100m Relay | ||
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| La Crosse Logan won the D2 4x1 in 49.72. They were followed by Notre Dame Academy, Grafton, Pius XI Catholic, Sugar River, and Fox Valley Lutheran. runners above listed by leg 3 runner and then anchor L-R:Logan's Aaliyah Hamilton-Lauren Jarrett, Notre Dame Academy's Sydney Whitehouse-Danika Apple, Grafton's Grace Viesselmann-Gwen Grumley, and Plymouth's Ava Miller-Ella Ahlstrand. | ||
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| Anchor Danika Apple & Sydney Whitehouse |
Anchor Lauren Jarrett & Aaliyah Hamilton |
La Crosse Logan - Champions in the 4x1 |
| D2 4x200m Relay | ||
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| Madison Edgewood repeated their 2021 4x2 Championship by posting a 1:45.01 to win the 2022 WIAA D2 4x2 Gold Medal. They were followed by Hayward, La Crosse Logan, Mosinee, New Berlin West, and Whitewater. Above L-R: Leg 2 runner Gillian Koning, anchor Nikita Lebbie and the team clockwise from top left- Amber Grosse Nikita Lebbie, Brookelle Ternus, and Gillian Koning. | ||
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| Lily Eytcheson |
Mosinee anchor Kate Baars |
New Berlin West anchor Katie Gerovac |
| D2 4x400m Relay | ||
| Shorewood posted a 3:59.57 to win the D2 4x4 relay title. They were followed by 2021 4x4 Champion Freedom, Hayward, Waupun Area, Winneconne, and Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau. | ||
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| Fiona Skwierawski |
Kaymin Phillips |
Annika Elliott |
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| Shorewood anchor Isabella Lozier |
Shorewood's 4x4 Champions |
Leg 2 runners Lily Eytcheson [Hayward] |
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| Leg 3 L-R: Camilla Bonicatto and Lydia Merrick |
Anchor Grace Hambel |
Anchor Sarah Gruibbs |
| D2 4x800m Relay | ||
| Shorewood repeated their 2021 4x8 Championship by posting a 9:33.22 to win the Gold Medal in the 4x8. The Greyhounds were followed by Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Little Chute, Dodgeville/Mineral Point, Freedom, and Kewaskum. | ||
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| Annika Elliott |
Grace Optekar |
Louisa Fowler |
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| Shorewood anchor Isabella Lozier |
Kettle Moraine Lutheran's leg 2 runner Reegan Siegel |
KML's leg 3 runner Taylor Schwalenberg |
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| Anchors Emily Fecter [Little Chute] |
Leg 1 runners Annie Robinson [Dodgeville/MP
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Leg 2 runners Julia Thompson [Dodgeville/MP] |
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| Leg 3 runners Regan Schuette [Dodgeville/MP] and Little Chute's Sami Miller |
Dodgeville/MP anchor Ellie Robinson |
Freedom anchor Gwen Hintz |
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| D1 4x100m Relay | ||
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| West De Pere won the 4x1 and 4x4 relays which helped to win the team title. Their 4x1 was timed in 48.83. They were followed by Mukwonago [48.87], 2021 4x1 champion Muskego [48.89], Appleton North [49.03], Divine Savior Holy Angels [49.18] and Oconomowoc [49.58]. In the final exchange above L-R are school-anchor-leg 3 runner: DSHA-Danielle Riemer-Ava Kharitou, Muskego-Angelica Refinski-Megan Reedy, Appleton North-Ryan Guest-Maisey Bojarski, Champion West De Pere-Jayna Schema-Jocelyn Thomas, and Mukwonago-Katie McGlothlen-Olivia Carey. | ||
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| WDP anchor Jayna Schema gets |
Anchors Jayna Schema and Mukwonago's Katie |
West De Pere's 4x1 Champions |
| D1 4x200m Relay | ||
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| Mukwonago sped to a 1:41.69 Top 50 All-Time 4x2 qualifying performance to win the D1 4x2 title. Anchors in the 4x2 shown above are L-R: River Falls [5th]-Rebecca Randleman, Muskego [2nd]-Grace Lundie, Homestead [3rd]-Korynne Moga, first place winner Mukwonago-Katie McGlothlen, Bay Port [8th]-Nevaeh Johnson, and West De Pere [4th]-Faith Kibbe. | ||
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| Anchor Grace Lundie and Korynne Moga |
Anchor Katie McGlothlen |
Mukwonago 4x1 Champions |
| D1 4x400 Relay | ||
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| West De Pere Won the 4x4 with a time of 3:54.61. That time is a qualifying top 50 All-Time performance that will be listed in the top 50 lists later this month. Relay members shown above L-R: Anchor Eliza Aitken, Faith Kibbe, Emily Sharapata, and Jocelyn Thomson. The Phantom quartet is shown holding the D1 team trophy they helped win. West De Pere's 4x4 was followed by Stevens Point Area Senior High School, Brookfield Central, Germantown, Bay Port, and Verona Area. | ||
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| Faith Kibbe |
Jocelyn Thomson |
Emily Sharapata |
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| Anchor Eliza Aitken |
Anna Plautz - SPASH leg 3 |
Roisin Willis - SPASH anchor |
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| Brookfield Centrals 4x4 L-R: Claire Marchant, Bella Schultz, Sydney Milton, and anchor Ellie Coragio. |
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| D1 4x800m Relay | ||
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| Fort Atkinson won the 4x8 relay with a time of 9:30.31. They were followed by Kimberly [9:31.35], Middleton [9:31.92], Muskego, Waukesha West, and Hudson. In the photo above the anchors sprint to the finish line L-R: Maddie Ruszkiewicz [Middleton], Kimberly's Jillian Krueger, and Fort Atkinson anchor Jada Zorn. | ||
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| Laurel Miller |
Sophie Chapman |
Mary Worden |
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| Anchor Jada Zorn |
Fort Atkinson 4x8 Champions |
Danielle Van Grinsven |
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| Dee Vassar |
Tait Haag |
Samantha Harke [Kimberly] |
| WIAA 2022 STATE MEET ~ RELAY FEATURE | ||
