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Webster also won the sprint medley relay, while Sisseton came away with a win in the 800-meter relay. The two athletes then teamed up to help the Bearcats to a 1,600-meter relay victory.

Block won both the 110- and 300-meter hurdles, while Thurston came out on top in both the long and triple jumps. On the boys’ side, Webster’s Marcus Block and Noah Thurston were both double-winners in the A/B portion of the meet. The Redmen, anchored by Drew, also won the 400-meter relay. Sisseton’s Abbey Drew won the 100-meter dash, while Kailee Rinas was the winner in the triple jump. She also won the 200-meter dash for the Bearcats.

Rithmiller won both the 100 and 300-meter hurdles, the latter of which came in meet-record-setting fashion. Webster’s Haley Rithmiller won three events, set a new meet record and was named as the Class A/B Girls’ Outstanding Athlete of the Meet for her efforts. The Golden Eagles are off until May 1, when they head to the Sioux Falls O’Gorman Invitational and Howard Wood Relays, both in Sioux Falls. We’ve got to work on some hand-offs and a few other things (in practice).” “We’re ready to get back to our one meet-routine. “We’ve had a really tough week with three meets this week,” said Central head girls’ coach Jim Appl. Ochs finished with a mark of 110 feet, 5 inches. Less than six inches separated places three through eight.Ĭentral’s Tasia Ochs also finished fifth in the discus throw, an event that featured five of the top six throwers in Class AA. Grismer finished third in the long jump, coming out on top of a tight pile through the middle placings of that event. Her time of 48.88 was an improvement over her already state-qualifying effort earlier in the season. The start propelled the Golden Eagles to a season-best time of 4:18.60 and a runner-up finish.īad Moccasin’s third-place finish came in the 300-meter hurdles.