On Tuesday, April 9, the Wagner boys and girls track and field teams participated in their first competition of the year as they played host to 17 teams.

Placers for the girls were: High Jump: Ashlyn Koupal-

5’2” (2nd) Pole Vault: Jazlyn Lhotak-

6’6” (3rd) Javelin: Kya Kjeldgaard-

89’9” (6th)

100 Hurdles: Cadee Nelson-

19.15 (6th)

100 Dash: Addi Cuka- 14.21

(6th) The boys had one champion for the day and that was Jhett Breen. Jhett picked up right where he left off last year in the

300 hurdles. He wasted no time setting a new personal record with a time of 41.10. This puts him half a second shy of Steve Lhotak’s record of 40.60 seconds. He will no doubt have his sights set on that time as the season progresses.

Other placers for the boys were: Pole Vault: Karstyn Lhotak- 9’6”

(2nd), Cruise Koupal- 7’6” (6th) Long Jump: Brayden Kreber-

19’9” (3rd), Javian Pesicka- 19’6 ¾” (6th) Shot Put: Parker Petry- 43’8”

(4th) Triple Jump: Jesse Zepier- 38’ ½” (5th) Javelin: Javian Pesicka- 136’5”

(5th)

110 Hurdles- Jackson Rolston-

17.77 (4th)

400 Relay- Jhett Breen, Brayden Kreber, Javian Pesicka, Gannon Knebel- 45.68 (2nd)

800 Relay- Shea Kjeldgaard, Brayden Kreber, Javian Pesicka, Gannon Knebel- 1:38.13 (5th)

Womens Varsity

1. Mount Vernon/Plankinton 92

2. Elk Point-Jefferson 83

3. Chamberlain 72

4. Ethan/Parkston 70

5. Kimball/White Lake 54

6. Avon 39

7. Gregory 36

8. Bon Homme 31

9. Winner 30

10. Platte-Geddes 29

11. Corsica-Stickney 23

12. AC/DC 21

13. Wagner 17

14. Wessington Springs 12

15. Stuart 8

16. Colome 2

Mens Varsity

1. Ethan/Parkston 127

2. Gregory 74

3. Platte-Geddes 72

4. Winner 59

5. Wagner 48

5. Wessington Springs 48

7. Kimball/White Lake 27

7. Stuart 27

9. Elk Point-Jefferson 25

10. AC/DC 21

10. Avon 21

12. Bon Homme 19

13. Chamberlain 18

14. Colome 12

15. Corsica-Stickney 9

15. MV/P 9

17. T-D/A 4