Broken Bow girls finish Runner-Up at Marsh Beck
BROKEN BOW - Because of incoming bad weather that was scheduled for April 16, the Marsh Beck Invite hosted by Minden was moved up a day to April 15. The Broken Bow track team took advantage of the decent weather Thursday, finishing Runner-Up with 104 points on the girl’s side and fourth with 94 points in the boy’s standings.
Taking home two individual golds was Kailyn Scott in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. She ran a 13.3 in the 100 meter dash and she crossed the line in 27.8 in the 200 meter dash.
The 4x400 meter relay team of Anna Lindstrom, Kya Scott, Ryen Haines, and Kailyn Scott also took home gold. They finished in a time of 4:27.1, while St. Paul finished three seconds behind for second place.
Both Makinley Tobey and Kali Staples had a successful meet competing in the distance events.
Tobey was second in the 3,200 meter run in a time of 12.18.2 and Staples crossed the line in third clocking a 12:23.7. In the 1,600 meter run Staples was second with her best time of the year in 5:54.2, while Tobey was fifth with a 6:00.5.
“I was very pleased with our girls’ effort, we are finally getting almost everyone healthy therefore it’s allowing us to be more competitive in our relays,” Broken Bow Coach Ryan Wetovick said. “We were also able to move a few kids around at this meet which allowed us to score more points.”
Qwentin Coble had the only first-place finish for the Indian boys. He won the long jump with a jump of 19’10 and ended up second in the triple jump by going 40’7.5.
In the 3,200 meter run, Daine Wardyn came in second place with a 10:41.6. Not far behind was Noah Osmond in second with a time of 10:43.8 and Broke Oeltjen was third in a time of 10:55.9.
Wardyn and Osmond were able to replicate good performances in the 1,600 meter run. Finishing fourth with a time of 4:55.4 was Wardyn and Osmond was a footstep behind him in fifth with a time of 4:55.7.
“On the boy’s side we are continuing to have a strong showing in the distance group,” Wetovick said. “We are also starting to score more points in the throws which is always a good thing. Even though we finished fourth we were only 15 points out of first place, so it was a very tight meet.”
Broken Bow will compete at the Grand Island Northwest Invite this week on April 22. The start time for the track meet is 2 p.m.
Boys 100 meter dash:
8. Zane Eggleston, 11.8;
12. Jorge Flores, 12.1; 14. Eli Coble, 12.2; 18. Brian Kruger, 12.6; 18. Tallen Harold, 12.6; 20. Roman Schmidt, 12.7; 24. Ashton Schweitzer, 13.1; 28. Amarion McFarland, 14.0. Girls 100 meter dash: 1. Kailyn Scott, 13.3; 5. Macey Haines, 14.0; 9. Delilia Griffiths, 14.5; 15. Maleah Young, 14.9; 19. Bailey Ridder, 15.4; 24. Katie Eply, 16.2. Boys 200 meter dash: 5. Qwentin Coble, 24.0; 10. Cyrus Wells, 25.5; 10. Tallen Harold, 25.5; 16. Roman Schmidt, 25.9; 17. Brian Kruger, 26.1; 18. Kaden McKean, 26.3. Girls 200 meter dash: 1. Kailyn Scott, 27.8; 6. Hannah Barker, 29.0; 14. Callie White, 31.0;
16. Trinity Erikson, 31.4; 17. Bailey Ridder, 31.5. Boys 400 meter dash:
9. Jorge Flores, 56.7; 11. Shay Herman, 57.0; 12. Gavin Wright, 57.5; 23. Kaden McKean, 1:01.3. Girls 400 meter dash: 4. Anna Lindstrom, 1:05.5. Boys 800 meter run: 6. Skylar Campbell, 2:12.9;
10. Jesse Gallian, 2:17.8;
15. Kylen Borders, 2:34.7;
16. Brian Fox, 2:36.1; 19. Zack Crawford, 2:46. Girls 800 meter run: 8. Jessey Lowe, 2:54.6; 14. Mary Jeane Sherbenaut, 3:10.9. Boys 1,600 meter run:
4. Daine Wardyn, 4:55.4;
5. Noah Osmond, 4:55.7;
8. Brock Oeltjen, 5:12.8; 9. Ethan Wenquist, 5:23.6;
11. Trey Hurlburt, 5:28. Girls 1,600 meter run:
2. Kali Staples, 5:24.2; 5. MaKinley Tobey, 6:00.5. Boys 3,200 meter run:
2. Daine Wardyn, 10:41.6;
3. Noah Osmond, 10:43.8;
4. Brock Oeltjen, 10:55.9;
6. Trey Hurlburt, 11:19.2. Girls 3,200 meter run: 2. MaKinley Tobey, 12:18.2;
3. Kali Staples, 12:23.7; 11. McKenna Palmer, 16:02.4. Boys 110 meter hurdles:
6. Zane Eggleston, 17.8. Boys 300 meter hurdles:
4. Zane Eggleston, 17.8;
13. Connor Wells, 48.8; 16. Asher Jensen, 54.3. Girls 300 meter hurdles: 3. Kya Scott, 51.7; 5. Macey Haines, 52.6; 11. Caidyn Flenniken, 59.6. Boys 4x100: 2. Cyrus Wells, Qwentin Coble, Eli Coble and Zane Eggleston, 46.5. Girls 4x100: 2. Emma Schall, Anna Lindstrom, Macey Haines and Kailyn Scott, 54.7. Boys 4x400:
6. Jesse Gallian, Gavin Wright, Cyrus Wells and Daine Wardyn, 3:56.4. Girls 4x400: 1. Anna Lindstrom, Kya Scott, Ryen Haines and Kailyn Scott, 4:27.1. Boys 4x800:
5. Brock Oeltjen, Daine Wardyn, Noah Osmond and Jesse Gallian; 9:08.7. Girls 4x800: 3. Jessey Lowe, MaKinley Tobey, Kali Staples and Ryen Haines, 11:07.9. Boys shot put: 2. Sawyer Bumgarner, 42’5.75; 4. Max Denson, 41’0; 8. Evan Cyboron, 35’7.5. Girls shot put: 6. Kya Scott, 33’3.5;
7. Macey Doggett, 31’2.5;
11. Lainey Palmer, 28’10.5;
16. Emery Custer, 27’6;
18. Taylor Schaaf,25’6; 19. Delilia Griffiths, 25’5; 23. Janele Daugherty, 23’11.5. Boys discus: 5. Sawyer Bumgarner, 120’3.5; 15. Max Denson, 94’11; 17.
Evan Cyboron, 91’0. Girls discus: 11. Lainey Palmer, 83’2.5; 12. Emery Custer, 80’0; 15. Taylor Schaaf, 74’4; 16. Sara Lindstrom, 74’0.5; 18. Delilia Griffiths, 73’0; 22. Janele Daugherty, 66’3. Girls high jump: 3. Kya Scott, 4’9. Boys pole vault: 2. Brody Ridder, 12’1; 4. Jack Myers, 10’7; 5. Tallen Harold, 10’1. Girls pole vault: 2. Joscelyn Coleman, 8’1; 4. Sydney Jacobsen, 7’7; 8. Kellsey Harrold, 6’1. Boys long jump: 1. Qwentin Coble, 19’10; 13. Roman Schmidt, 16’5.25; 16. Shay Herman, 15’11.75. Girls long jump:
5. Anna Lindstrom, 14’6;
7. Emma Schall, 14’4.25;
8. Callie White, 14’4; 15. Trinity Erikson, 13’2;
21. Bailey Ridder, 12’2.5;
26. Katie Eply, 9’4. Boys triple jump: 2. Qwentin Coble, 40’7.5; 5. Eli Coble, 36’0. Girls triple jump:
6. Callie White, 29’10.25; 7. Molly Staples, 28’2.5.