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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 baseball salvages split with Lyons/Sterling
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Larned Indian Anthony Gonzalez delivers a base hit against Lyons/Sterling. - photo by Janet Fleske Special to the Tribune
Larned splits baseball twin bill LARNED — Larned's baseball team rallied for a 12-1 second game victory over Lyons. The Lions won the opener. LYONS 5, LARNED 4 (G1)— Lyons' Zayn Zambo scored the game-winning run on Deacon Showalter's fifth-inning groundout. Lyons reliever Anthony "Ace" Ventura retired seven consecutive batters to earn a save. Logan Isaac scored on Ethan's Luck sacrifice fly in a 3-run third inning. Blake Smith and Ventura scored on Porter Anderson's single. David Meyers scored on a fifth-inning error for a 4-2 lead before Zambo scored a fifth run. Carson Shaver scored on Tristan Regan's first-inning single. Camden Bird scored on a Hunter Hobbs' fourth-inning double. Down 5-2, Larned's Andres Gonzalez scored on Mason Miller's single. Miller scored on Bird's double. LARNED 12, LYONS 1 (G2)— Larned's Bird and Reese Morgan each drove home three runs. Morgan singled home Shaver and Mason Martin scored on a passed ball in a 3-run first inning. Morgan scored on Bird's single. In a 5-run second frame, Martin scored on a walk. Gonzalez scored on a balk. Regan scored on a wild pitch. Miller scored on Bird's sacrifice bunt. Luke Krehbiel scored on a passed ball for an 8-1 lead. Shaver scored on Regan's hit by pitch. Martin scored on Morgan's single. Gonzalez scored on a walk. Regan scored on Bird's sacrifice fly for a 12-1 lead. Lyons 003 020 0 — 5 5 1 Larned 100 120 0 — 4 8 5 Gilliand, Ventura (5) and Luck. Regan and Shaver. W—Gilliand. L—Regan, 0-2. SV—Ventura. 2B—LARNED—Bird, Shaver, Hobbs Lyons 100 0 — 1 3 1 Larned 354 x — 12 7 2 Porter Anderson, Zambo (2), Meyer Anderson (3) and Luck. Shaver and Martin. W—Shaver, 1-1. L—P. Anderson. 2B—LYONS—Gilliand
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