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Cardinals' Farmer wins pole vault title
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Great Bend's Kaiden Esfeld runs the 1600 Meter race. - photo by Hugo Gonzalez

Cardinal pole vaulter wins title

HOISINGTON – Shellamae Farmer cleared 11-6 to capture the 3A pole vault championship, It continues a strong Hoisington pole vault tradition under coach Dan Schmidt.

Cardinal jumper Bralen Thompson earned a third-place finish in the triple jump (43-8). Josiah Ball placed fourth in the 110-meter hurdles (15.88). Macy Hanzlick was fifth in the 200 (26.94).

CENTRAL PLAINS – Oiler Lauren Oeser nearly pulled off a big upset with a runner-up finish in the javelin (132-6).

ELLINWOOD – The Eagles placed fourth in the 1,600-meter relay (3:35.7) with Cody Zink, Mathew Cook, Britton Dutton and Koy Behnke.

ST. JOHN – St. John’s Preston Dunn (41.71) placed fourth. The Tigers 1,600 relay (4:18.88) and 3,200-meter relay (10:30.82) both placed third with Heidi Fisher, Lydia Reed, Darby Smith and Payton Meyer. The Tigers’ 3,200 boys relay (8:49.32) placed fourth.

MACKSVILLE – Defending 1A state champion Ryan Kuckelman (52.3) placed fifth in the 400. Macksville’s Madison Butler placed fourth in the 1,600 (5:46.42) and 3,200 (12:44.36).

LA CROSSE – Gage Burk led La Crosse with a third in the high jump (6-4). The Leopards (3:38.48) placed fourth in the 1,600 relay with Burk, Will Rues, Chris Schueter and Colby Stull.

CENTRAL PLAINS

Javelin—2—Lauren Oeser, 132-6

400m—15—Melissa Soeken, 1:04.33 

800m—5—Cole Lamatsch, 2:07.73

1,600m—5—Cole Lamatsch, 4:41.92

ELLINWOOD

800m—13—Koy Behnke, 2:10.11

1,600m—10—Asher Miller, 4:56.82

3,200m—8—Miller, 10:26.5

400m relay—13—Ellinwood, 45.92 (Britton Dutton, Cody Zink, Behnke, Mathew Cook)

1,600m relay—4—Ellinwood, 3:35.7 (Zink, Cook, Dutton, Behnke)

3,200m relay—12—Ellinwood, 8:52.39 (Miller, Bryce Steffen, Behnke, Cook)

High jump—12—Dutton, 5-8

Long jump—12—Brittany Simpson, 15-31/2

HOISINGTON

100m—13—Macy Hanzlick, 13.13

100m—13—Bralen Thompson, 11.77

110m hurdles—4—Josiah Ball, 15.88

200m—5—Hanzlick, 26.94

300m hurdles—11—Ball, 42.61

800m—8—Kynlie Crowdis, 2:29.19

800m—10—Ian Doss, 2:06.05

400m relay—12—Hoisington, 51.34 (Sheena Gocela, Emily Lovett, Reese Merlau, Hanzlick)

3,200m relay—12—Hoisington, 8:43.46 (Deryk Yott, Elijah Lewis, Karter Wolf, Doss)

Long jump—7—Bralen Thompson, 21-2

Triple jump—3—Bralen Thompson, 43-8

Shot put—11—Caiden Hoffman, 46-73/4

Discus—11—Spencer Mintz, 143-5

Pole vault—1—Shellamae Farmer, 11-6

LA CROSSE

100m—6—Colby Stull, 11.32

100m wheelchair—5—Tristen Wilhelm, 21.05

200m—7—Stull, 23.24

100m hurdles—16—Brennen Steinert, 18.48

300m hurdles—13—Steinert, 51.71

300m hurdles—6—Haden Sherman, 42.23

400m wheelchair—4—Wilhelm, 1:30.73

400m relay—5—La Crosse, 45.36 (Sherman, Gage Burk, Brodie Schmidt, Stull)

1,600m relay—4—La Crosse, 3:38.48 (Burk, Will Rues, Chris Schueter, Stull)

3,200m relay—9—La Crosse, 9:06.57 (Dominic Castaneira, Rues, Triston Nelson, Kolton Maneth)

High jump—3—Burk, 6-4

Long jump—11—Burk, 19-93/4

LARNED

100m—10—Jayme Hagerman, 13.01

Long jump—5—Jayme Hagerman, 16-71/2

Triple jump—6—Jayme Hagerman, 35-0; 10—Kaylee Hagerman, 34-4

MACKSVILLE

400m—5—Ryan Kuckelman, 52.3

1,600m—4—Madison Butler, 5:46.42

3,200m—4—Madison Butler, 12:44.36

400m relay—12—Macksville, 46.08 (Hector Gomez, Lance Lickiss, Alexis Barron, Kuckelman)

1,600m relay—7—Macksville, 3:44.19 (Kuckelman, Lickiss, Orion Guevera, Barron)

Javelin—8—Mayce Russell, 118-7

OTIS-BISON

3,200m—7—Destiny Mitchell, 13:12.72

ST. JOHN

110m hurdles—Preston Dunn, false start

300m hurdles—4—Dunn, 41.71

1,600m relay—3—St. John, 4:18.88 (Heidi Fisher, Lydia Reed, Darby Smith, Payton Meyer)

3,200m relay—3—St. John, 10:30.82 (Meyer, Reed, Smith, Fisher) 

3,200m relay—4—St. John, 8:49.32 (Quade Smith, Hunter Smith, Elijah Delp, Dunn)

 

 

 

 

 

Larned softball sweeps Ellis
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Larned pitcher Karley Lemuz - photo by Janet Fleske Special to the Tribune
Larned softball wins opener LARNED — Larned's softball team scored 39 runs to dominate the Ellis Railroaders 21-4 and 18-5 in Friday's doubleheader. LARNED 21, ELLIS 4 (G1) — Larned's Brooks Simmons tripled and drove home a trio of runs. Driving home a pair of runs were Eowyn Hedding, Maya Wilson, Teagan Walker, Jadyn Crosby and Jillian Hagerman. Hagerman and Karley Lemuz each doubled. Lemuz (2-0) pitched five innings to earn the victory. The Indians took advantage of nine walks, seven errors, six wild pitches and two hit batters. Ellis' Maleah Vine drove home two runs. Rylan Aschenbrenner had an RBI LARNED 18, ELLIS 5 (G2) — Larned's Hedding doubled and drove in three runs. Walker and Hagerman each drove in two runs. Driving home one run were Lemuz, Brooke Simmins, Crosby, Ivy Hope and Gillian Smith. Crosby (2-0) pitched five innings to earn the victory. Railroader Vine drove home two runs. Kia Mader and Raegan Jimenez drove in runs. Larned 010 938 — 21 15 1 Ellis 400 000 — 4 2 7 Lemuz and Brooke Simmons. Rome and Ashenbrenner. W—Lemuz, 2-0. L—Rome, 0-3. 2B—L—Hagerman, Lemuz. 3B—L—Brooke Simmons Larned 240 2(10) — 18 17 4 Ellis 00 14 — 5 6 2 Crosby and Hedding. Rome and Jimenez. W—Crosby, 2-0. L—Rome, 0-4. 2B—L—Hedding, Walker; E—Rome, Jimenez. 3B—L—Walker
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