More school records are set
The Prairie track team broke or tied several school records at the District 2 Meet of Champions Thursday, May 2 at Lewiston.
Several track team members also competed at the Non-Meet of Champions in Lapwai on Tuesday, April 30.
Sierra Oliver broke her own pole vault record by clearing 8’0” at the Non-Meet of Champions and then shattered that record 2 days later at Lewiston by clearing 9’0”.
At the Meet of Champions there were several school records either broken or tied:
The boys 4x200 team of Dylan Uhlenkott, Noah Geis, Ben Secrest and Trenton Lorentz broke the 4x200 relay record they had just set at the last Prairie Meet. The new record is 1:31.79.
Matt Wemhoff, Secrest, Uhlenkott and Lorentz shattered the 4x400 record of 3:30.37 that had been set in 1995 with a time of 3:23.75. Shane Gehring, Patrick McWilliams, Clayton Lockett and Alan Uhlorn held the previous record.
Sydney Shears broke the 1600 meter record of 5:31.30 set by Chaye Uptmor at the Meet of Champions in 2017 by running 5:29.52.
Hailey Hanson broke the javelin record with a toss of 102’11”, breaking the mark of 100’4” Elizabeth Severns set on April 9.
Lorentz lowered his own 200 meter record from 22.68 to 22.42.
Briggs Rambo and Cole Duclos both cleared 10’0” in the pole vault tying Ken Wemhoff’s record from 1971. Duclos had previously tied the mark on April 6.
At the Non-Meet of Champions Prairie had 3 event winners.
Evelyn Gehring won the 1600 in 6:42.66. She was also 4^th in the 300 hurdles in 57.86 and 7^th in the 100 in 15.93.
Oliver won the pole vault with a school record mark of 8’0”. She was also 2^nd in the 100 hurdles in 18.60 and 2^nd in the 300 hurdles in 51.26.
For the boys the 4x100 relay team of Levi Gehring, Hayden Johnson, Ashton Martin and Payton Stamper was 1^st in 52.24.
Other girls results:
Kyra Robertson was 6^th in the discus at 42’9” and 9^th in the shot put at 19’2½”.
As a team the girls were 4^th with 46 points.
Other boys results:
Gehring was 2^nd in the 400 in 58.48, 10^th in the 100 in 13.30 and 10^th in the 200 in 27.88.
Martin was 3^rd in the 200 in 26.84, 4^th in the discus at 92’7½” and 6^th in the 100 in 12.96.
Stamper was 2^nd in the long jump at 17’6”.
Nate Forsmann was 2^nd in the discus at 98’2½”, 5^th in the shot put at 31’2” and 20^th in the 100 in 14.50.
Caden Armbrust was 2^nd in the 800 in 2:24.85 and 4^th in the 1600 in 5:46.80.
Landon Riener was 4^th in the 300 hurdles in 21.87, 5^th in the 1600 in 6:31.97 and 6^th in the 300 hurdles in 57.13.
Gabe Decaria was 4^th in the long jump at 14’4”, 9^th in the 400 on 1:13.40; 14^th in the 200 in 31.98 and 21^st in the 100 in 14.50.
Johnson was 5^th in the 400 in 1:02.96, 12^th in the 200 in 29.97 and 18^th in the 100 in 13.98.
Peter Remacle was 6^th in the discus at 83’3”, 8^th in the shot put at 27’9½” and 25^th in the 100 in 16.72.
As a team the boys were second with 90 points.
Despite the number of school records set or broken, the only ones to finish first at the Meet of Champions were Lorentz in the 200, Hanson in the javelin and the boys 4x200 and 4x400 relays.
Lorentz was also second in the 100 meter dash in a personal best 11.10, which was .04 away from Keith Nida’s school record set in 2003.
Shears was 3^rd in the 1600 despite her school record. She was also 2^nd in the 800 in 2:21.99, just .09 off her school record set earlier this year.
Oliver was 2^nd, on misses, in the pole vault. She was also 7^th in the 300 hurdles in 51.27, 10^th in the 100 hurdles in 17.95 and 11^th in the 100 in 13.82.
Other girls results:
Hanson was also 6^th in the discus at 107’0” and 9^th in the shot put at 31’2”.
Sage Elven was 2^nd in the discus at 132’9”, 2^nd in the javelin at 91’6½” and 3^rd in the shot put at 34’8”.
Avery Riener was 2^nd in the triple jump at 31’11” and 6^th in the long jump at 14’11¼”.
Callie Remacle was 4^th in the high jump at 4’8”, 10^th in the long jump at 13’7” and 17^th in the 100 hurdles in 19.66.
Elizabeth Severns was 5^th in the discus at 111’8”, 5^th in the javelin at 88’11” and 17^th in the shot put at 26’8”.
Aubree Ges was 7^th in the 400 in 1:03.53.
Nadia Cash was 7^th in the long jump at 14’5¼”.
Harlee Brannan was 16^th in the discus at 87’5”.
Aubree Rehder was 21^st in the 200 in 29.55.
Meghan Fowler was 24^th in the discus at 72’11”.
The 4x100 team of Cash, Avery Riener, Rehder and Alli Geis was 2^nd in 53.98.
The 4x400 team of Alli Geis, Avery Riener, Aubree Geis and Shears was 2^nd in 4:14.71.
The 4x200 team of Alli Geis, Cash, Rehder and Aubree Geis was 3^rd in the 1:54.21.
The medley team of Alli Geis, Rehder, Cash and Aubree Geis was 3^rd in 1:58.19.
As a team the girls placed 3^rd behind Moscow and Logsos with 115 points.
Other boys results:
Bennie Elven was 2^nd in the shot put at 43’9¼” and 10^th in the discus at 121’3½”.
Lee Forsmann was 2^nd in the discus at 136’2½” and 7^th in the shot put at 40’7”.
Wemhoff was 3^rd in the javelin at 131’8”.
Uhlenkott was 3^rd in the 200 in 23.08.
Secrest was 3^rd in the 400 in 52.76.
Zane Uptmor was 4^th in the 110 hurdles in 18.23, 10^th in the 300 hurdles in 48.52 and 13^th in the discus 112’0”.
Rambo was 5^th in the pole vault, 8^th in the 300 hurdles in 46.79 and 10^th in the 110 hurdles in 19.70.
Duclos was 7^th in the pole vault (more misses than Rambo) and 20^th in the 400 in 57.66.
Geis was 10^th in the 400 in 55.32 and 14^th in the 200 in 24.32.
Nate Forsmann was 12^th in the discus at 117’5”.
Payton Stamper was 20^th in the long jump at 17’10”.
The 4x100 relay team of Wemhoff, Geis, Secrest and Uhlenkott was 2^nd in 44.81.
The medley relay team of Stamper, Wemhoff, Duclos and Logan Weber was 6^th in 4:00.29.
As a team the boys placed 3^rd behind Lewiston and Moscow with 96.5 points.