Raiderettes rise to the top

AFTON — Thanks to a combination of depth that fueled strong relays, blazing fast sprints and a consistent bunch of field athletes, the Mount Ayr girls track and field team roared to a POI title Tuesday in Afton.

Mount Ayr's 148 team points helped it to double up all of the competition.

“We scored in 18 of the 19 events, so it was just a total team effort from top to bottom," Mount Ayr coach Deb Larsen said.

"Dare to prepare" has been the Raiderettes' motto all season long, and the squad hardly missed a beat Tuesday.

“I think they just come mentally on and they just go for it whatever race it is," Larsen said.

Nodaway Valley performed about as well as it has all year, taking home second place as a team with 73.

East Union came in eighth with 56 points, Southwest Valley was 11th with 36 points and Lenox came in 12th by scoring five.

Plenty of people love to use the refrain that goes something to the extent of "the best perform on the brightest stages."

At Mount Ayr's biggest meet of the year thus far, the the Raiderettes had numerous girls show stronger than they had all season.

Bailey Anderson stuck out after earning gold in each of her events Tuesday, those being the 100 meter dash, the 200, the 400 and in anchoring the 4x400, which posted its season best by more than two seconds with a 4:24.14.

Others, like Alyssa Johnson and Keirston Klommhaus, also thrived.

Johnson beat her sister Ashton's 100 meter hurdles record, previously 16.36, by running officially in 15.87 seconds, though Tuesday's meet was hand-timed.

Johnson and Anderson both overcame the challenge of Charissa Mogler of Bedford several times. Mogler has been a frequent thorn in the side of the Raiderette sprinters.

Klommhaus went for second in the 200 in 28.00, and was the anchor of the winning 4x100, and 4x200 teams and the second-place sprint medley unit.

“They dug deep and they found something," Larsen said of the three sprinters.

Other Raiderettes like Sara Winemiller and Hannah Jackson went for first and second respectively in the shot put, with Jackson easily exceeding a personal best with a throw of 34 feet, 3 inches.

Mount Ayr picked up 26 team points in field events as the squad was well on its way to dominance.

Samantha Stewart picked up third in the 400 hurdles, the 4x800 relay team earned third, the sprint medley team took second and MacKenzie Shields picked up third in the high jump.

The Wolverines' second-place finish came after emerging toward the top of a muddied up and competitive field of teams.

“Happy with second place and I think the girls are happy," Nodaway Valley coach Brett Welsch said.

Rachel Scheel was just one Wolverine to grit through Tuesday's meet after dealing with a chest cold recently.

Scheel took second in the open 400, third in the open 200, was the anchor on the second-place 4x400, and the anchor on the winning sprint medley team that won in a time of 1:59.91.

“She still ran really well," Welsch said.

Nodaway Valley was runner-up or top five even in plenty of events, but still came out on top in the sprint medley.

East Union found success in a number of ways, earning three POI titles and posting season-bests in several events.

The Eagles' shuttle hurdle relay team won with a season's-best time of 1:11.45 to win the title a half of a second quicker than Central Decatur.

The Eagles' distance medley won a title with a time of 4:30.20, another best, while Emma Harper won the 800 title in a personal best time of 2:25.21.

"Good meet. After Mount Ayr, there’s a lot of balance in our conference," East Union coach Rich Bryson said. "It’s any given night how well do you run. We ran extremely well.”

Southwest Valley coach Jason Hults was not entirely satisfied with his team's performance across the board, but was encouraged by the individual performances of several girls.

The one that most vividly came to mind for him was Delaney Dalton's fourth-place shot put throw of 32-3.

The young Timberwolves will be looking to made great strides as the season comes to its close.

“Some of the other times I was little disappointed in, but we’ve got three more meets," Hults said. "We’ll see what we can do and get those ready for districts next week.”

Lenox was 12th in the field. The Tigers' best performance came from Jacy Stoaks and her fifth-place discus throw of 92-6, easily a new best for her.

Raider boys secure semi-satisfying second

While the girls were busy running away with the conference title, the Raider boys found themselves matched up with an extremely deep Pleasantville squad.

Pleasantville rode its depth to a win with 143 team points to Mount Ayr's second-place 115 points.

Nodaway Valley came in third with 102, Southwest Valley was fifth with 67, Lenox came in seventh by scoring 37, and East Union was hurting from the absence namely of Casey Walter, who injured his ankle early on in the long jump. The Eagles scored 14 points and came in 12th.

Mount Ayr coach Brad Elliott has witnessed his young team excel in relays namely, but has made a name for itself in other ways this season. He was excited to see schools like Pleasantvile and Nodaway Valley bring their A-game to be things more intense.

“We had some young kids really step up and better their times and run some personal bests," Elliott said. "Very productive night. Very excited for things to come.”

Mount Ayr's best relay performances came in a 4x400 victory to close the night in 3:33.75, a victory in the sprint medley, a second-place finish in the distance medley, second in the 4x800.

Cal and Marcus Daughton helped earn medals in team points in several events, with Marcus also taking third in the 110 hurdles, and Cal grabbing a tie for second, with Southwest Valley's Aaron Armstrong, in the 100 meter dash, and a third in the 200.

Th Hunters, of the Haveman and Arends persuasion, continued to be integral to the team's sprint relay success.

Nodaway Valley's third-place finishes came with several strong distance finishes and a win from Jared Corder, despite nearly losing his 800 race when he let up at the end.

Shane Breheny (10:05.73) and Brycen Wallace (10:07.16) posted personal bests in the 3,200 to finish first and second respectively. Breheny bested himself once more with a win in the 1,600 in a time of 4:42.95.

Nodaway Valley grabbed wins in the 4x800 and the distance relay and a third-place medal in the 4x400.

Southwest Valley's fifth-place team performance was highlighted by victories in stacked 4x100 and 4x200 lineups. The times of 46.40 and 1:35.61 were both season bests. Grant Maurer, Aaron Armstrong, Wyatt McAlpin and Chance Cobb were on each of those two winners.

Armstrong was an individual leader for the Timberwolves as he placed second in the 100 dash and fourth in the long jump.

Christian McCuen was second to Central Decatur's Cauy Spidle in the high jump with his leap of 5-6.

Maurer's 57.37 in the 400 hurdles was also a best for the junior.

"We were looking to finish in the top half as a team and we were able to do that," Southwest Valley coach Allen Naugle said. "We were looking to win the 4x100 and the 4x200 and the guys went out and ran great races to win both. We have two more meets to try to tweak a few hand-offs and continue to improve before districts."

Lenox was led by Jeremy Daye and two top-five individual times for Dawson Tullberg.

“Our conference is really really competitive," Lenox coach Matt Malausky said. "I wasn’t disappointed at all with our team finishes.”

East Union's most notable performances came from its third-place distance medley group.

Races were hand-timed. All official times should be considered with an additional 0.24 seconds added.

Team results girls varsity — 1. Mount Ayr 148, 2. Nodaway Valley 73, 3. Bedford 71, 4. Wayne 66, 5. Pleasantville 62, 6. Southeast Warren 60, 7. Central Decatur 59, 8. East Union 56, 9. Martensdale-St. Marys 55, 10. Interstate 35 47, 11. Southwest Valley 36, 12. Lenox, 5.

Discus — 1. Kylie Sherwood, MSTM, 104-8; 5. Jacy Stoaks, Len, 92-8; 6. Lexie Haer, SWV, 91-3; 7. Danica Sunderman, SWV, 89-4; 10. Ashley Malone, EU, 87-3; 11. Riley Lonsdale, NV, 81-8; 12. Rakenzy Pryor, EU, 81-0; 14. Emily Powell, Len, 76-5; Mercadez Birkenholz, MA, 75-4; 17. Gracie Mobley, MA, 74-3; 23. Stormy France, NV, 54-9.

High Jump — 1. Emma Atwood, CD, 5-3; 3. MacKenzie Shields, MA, 4-10; 6. Bella Johnson, SWV, 4-8; 9. Alissa Weinkoetz, EU, 4-4; 11. Samantha Trost, Len, 4-4.

Long Jump — 1. Morgan Dunn, MSTM, 15-9; 7. Ryann Martin, MA, 14-2.25; 8. Mara Weis, EU, 13-10.5; 10. Reba Lonsdale, NV, 13-8.5; 11. Niki Sparks, Len, 13-7.75; 14. Camryn Douglas, Len, 12-9; 15. EU, 12-5.25; 16. Jill Wallace, NV, 10-3.5.

Shot put — 1. Sara Winemiller, MA, 36-1.5; 2. Hannah Jackson, MA, 34-3; 4. Delaney Dalton, SWV, 32-3; 6. Danica Sunderman, SWV, 32-0.25; 9. Riley Lonsdale, NV, 30-3.5; 12. Kayla Yzaguirre, Len, 28-6.5; 16. Jessica Kelley, EU, 25-10.75; 18. Emily Powell, Len, 23-2.5; 21. Sara Eddy, NV, 18-9.

800 sprint medley — 1. Nodaway Valley, (Sami Harris, Joslyn Christensen, Paige McElfish, Rachel Scheel), 1:59.91; 2. Mount Ayr, (Alyssa Johnson, Caylie Hickman, Sadie Frost, Keirston Kommhaus), 2:00.18; 6. Southwest Valley, (Miah Hummel, Shelby Nelson, Lexie Haer, Kaylee Myers), 2:06.67; 7. East Union, (Beth McKnight, Cassidy Riley, Callie Gossman, Molly McNeill), 2:10.01; 8. Lenox, (Makinna Fitzgerald, Ashton Larson, Shantelle Brown, Camryn Douglas), 2:11.13.

3000 meter run — 1. Elise Emmick, SEW, 11:30.34; 6. Jena Proffitt, EU, 12:48.54; Elizabeth Sobotka, MA, 13:44.03; 9. Kaylee jacobs, SWV, 14:16.94; 12. Madison Van Otterloo, NV, 14:48.48.

Shuttle hurdle relay — 1. EU, (Sidney McFee, Callie Gossman, Mara Weis, Olivia Eckels), 1:11.45; 5. Mount Ayr, (Samantha Stewart, Jaycee Knight, Megan Warin, Alyssa Johnson), 1:14.67; 6. Southwest Valley, (Desirae Archer, Morgan Jones, Emily Lauer, Bella Johnson), 1:19.27.

100 meter dash — 1. Bailey Anderson, MA, 27.94; 2. 7. Alissa Weinkoetz, EU, 14.03; 8. Sadie Marnin, NV, 14.07; 10. Caylie Hickman, MA, 14.12; 12. Reba Lonsdale, NV, 14.19; 17. Makinna Fitzgerald, Len, 15.59; 19. Kayla Yzaguirre, Len, 16.18; 20. Ashley Malone, EU, 16.39; 21. Makayla Kirsch, 17.02.

1600 distance medley —1. East Union, (Olivia Eckels, Mara Weis, Sidney McFee, Emma Harper), 4:30.20; 2. Nodaway Valley, (Paige McElfish, Riley Lonsdale, Terryn Bower, Reagan Weinheimer), 4:40.45; 4. Mount Ayr, (Megan Warin, Sadie Frost, Blair Glendenning, Ryann Martin), 4:48.45; 9. Lenox, (Niki Sparks, Jacy Stoaks, Shantelle brown, Stephanie Davidson), 5:11.27; 10. Southwest Valley, (Emily Lauer, Oakley Goodvin, Olivia Jacobs, Diana Berggren), 5:17.61.

400 meter dash — 1. Bailey Anderson, MA, 1:03.37; 2. Rachel Scheel, NV, 1:03.76; 8. Breanne Haley, MA, 1:09.63; 10. Jayden Welcher, EU, 1:11.76; 11. Ashton Larson, Len, 1:12.55; 12. Mallory Rhodes, NV, 1:13.91; 15. Olivia Cheers, EU, 1:16.74.

4x200 meter relay — 1. Mount Ayr, (Samantha Stewart, Sadie Frost, Caylie Hickman, Keirston Klommhaus), 1:55.47; 2. Nodaway Valley, (Paige McElfish, Riley Lonsdale, Joslyn Christensen, Saide Marnin), 1:56.84; 6. East Union, (Beth McKnight, Alissa Weinkoetz, Cassidy Riley, Callie Gossman), 1:59.98; 7. Southwest Valley, (Miah Hummel, Bella Johnson, Kaylee Myers, Lexie Haer), 2:00.29; 9. Lenox, (Niki Sparks, Camryn Douglas, Samantha Trost, Jacy Stoaks), 2:03.15.

110 meter hurdles — 1. Alyssa Johnson, MA, 15.87; 4. Olivia Eckels, EU, 16.46; 6. Megan Warin, MA, 17.24; 7, Sidney McFee, EU, 17.54; 9. Reba Lonsdale, NV, 17.84; 13. Desirae Archer, SWV, 14. Morgan Jones, SWV, 18.57.

800 meter run — 1. Emma Harper, EU, 2:25.21; 2. Reagan Weinheimer, NV, 2:27.57; 5. Ryann Martin, MA, 2:41.76; 6. Blair Glendenning, MA, 2:45.30; 12. Mallory Kuhns, NV, 2:57.76; 13. Jilian Simmons, SWV, 2:58.33; 16. Stephanie Davidson, Len, 3:08; 17. Allison Hadley, EU, 3:08.97; 18. Diana Berggren, SWV, 3:17.46.

200 meter dash — 1. Bailey Anderson, MA, 27.94; 2. Keirston Klommhaus, MA, 28.00; 3. Rachel Scheel, NV, 28.14; 5. Sadie Marnin, NV, 28.83; 6. Payton Nelson, SWV, 29.13; 10. Beth McKnight, EU, 30.57; 14. Bella Johnson, SWV, 32.17; 15.Oakley Goodvin, SWV, 32.33; 19. Macy McFee, EU, 34.05; 22. Kally Carmichael, Len, 48.00.

400 meter hurdles — 1. Emma Atwood, CD, 1:11.39; 3. Samantha Stewart, MA, 1:13.41; 7. Kayley Myers, SWV, 1:18.05; 8. Molly McNeill, EU, 1:19.66; 9. Shantelle Brown, Len, 1:21.91; 11. Jayden Welcher, EU, 1:28.94.

1500 meter run — 1. Elsie Emmick, SEW, 5:15.56; 6. Mazzy Hummel, SWV, 5:50.08; 7. Rachel Gregg, 5:57.25; 8. Jena Proffitt, EU, 6:00.80; 11. Gabby Hunke, MA, 6:08.17; 12. Samantha Trost, Len, 6:21.76; 13. Madison Van Otterloo, NV, 6:42.53; 15. Kylie Tate, EU, 6:45.62; 19. Jaida Clausen, NV, 8:22.53.

4x100 relay — 1. Mount Ayr, (Megan Warin, Sadie Frost, Alyssa Johnson, Keirston Klommhaus), 54.37; 4. East Union, (Mara Weis, Cassidy Riley, Alissa Weinkoetz, Olivia Eckels), 55.64; 5. Nodaway Valley, (Sami Harris, Paige McElfish, Reba Lonsdale, Sadie Marnin), 55.67; 7. Southwest Valley, (Miah Hummel, Shelby Nelson, Kaylee Myers, Lexie Haer), 56.02; 11. Lenox, (Niki Sparks, Camryn Douglas, Ashton Larson, Jacy Stoaks), 58.64.

4x400 relay — 1. Mount Ayr, (Ryann Martin, Caylie Hickman, Samantha Stewart, Bailey Anderson), 4:24.14; 2. Nodaway Valley, (Terryn Bower, Reagan Weinheimer, Joslyn Christensen, Rachel Scheel), 4:28.03; 8. Southwest Valley, (Elizabeth Fuller, Shelby Nelson, Hailey Thomas, Miah Hummel), 4:46.10; 9. East Union, (Molly McNeill, Olivia Cheers, Taylor Miller, Sidney McFee), 4:54.19.

Team results — 1. Pleasantville 143; 2. Mount Ayr 115; 3. Nodaway Valley 102; 4. Central Decatur 78; 5. Southwest Valley 67; 6. Interstate 35 60; 7. Lenox 43; 8. Wayne 37; 9. Bedford 35; 10. Southeast Warren 24; 11. Martensdale-St. Marys 23; 12. East Union 14.

Discus — 1. Chaz Clarke, Pleas, 127-6; 4. Jacob McCreary, MA, 115-11; 5. Wyatt Jones, I35, 114-5; 6. Jacob Webb, SWV, 110-5; 7. Trevor Thornburgh, I35, 110-3; 8. Trey Whipple, Len, 109-1; 9. Brenden Christensen, Len, 108-11; 11. Mitchell Lutrick, MA, 106-6; 14. Hayden Bayles, SWV, 103-3; 15. Brayden Martinez, EU, 100-2; 17. Koel Seales, EU, 92-7; 18. Ryan Baudler, NV, 87-9; 20. Clay Hohertz, NV, 67-0.

High Jump — 1.Cauy Spidle, CD, 6-0; 2. Christian McCuen, 5-6; 3. Trenton Stull, MA, 55-6; 5. Kolten Johnson, CD, 5-2; 5. Colton Oser, I35, 5-2; 5. Brody Erlandson, 5-2; 9. Bret Myers, Len, 5-2.

Long Jump — 1. Cole Pedersen, CD, 20-1.5; 3. Jack Smith, I35, 19-4.25; 4. Aaron Armstrong, SWV, 18-8.75; 5. Tyler Davis, CD, 18-8.5; 9. Kolben Klommenhaus, MA, 17-11; 10. Brady Hilpipre, NV, 17-8.5; 11. Trenton Schmitz, Len, 17-5.25; 12. Aaron Barnette, Len, 17-0.5; 14. Isaac Grose, MA, 16-8.25; 18. Spencer Pontolilo, I35, 15-1; 19. Colby Harris, NV, 13-8.75.

Shot put — 1. Chaz Clarke, Pleas, 46-10.5; 5. Jacob Webb, SWV, 40-11.5; 6. Hunter Potson, SWV, 40-9.5; 7. Ryan Baudler, NV, 37-9; 8. Brayden Martinez, EU, 36-6.525; 9. Dante Arzani, I35, 36-5.5; 10. Trey Whipple, Len, 35-3; 11. Jacob McCreary, MA, 34-11; 14. Nick Ellis, 33-7.5; 16. Mitchel Schaefer, NV, 31-6; 18. Edwin Moreno, Len, 30-4.5; 19. Ethan Ayers, EU, 30-3.25; 20. Zach Murphy, MA, 30-0.

800 sprint medley — 1. Mount Ayr (Will Young, John Young, Hunter Arends, Hunter Havenman), 1:38.85; 2. Central Decatur (Gunner Graham, Cole Pedersen, Grant Atwood, Carter Boothe), 1:40.88; 3. Lenox (Sam Donaldson, Aaron Barnette, Jeremy Daye, Dawson Tullberg), 1:41.74; 7. Nodaway Valley (Brady Hilpipre, Dakota Ernst, Dallas Kreager, Beau Weinheimer), 1:45.03; 10. Interstate 35 (Dante Arzani, Alex McCuddin, Jack Smith, Jacob Hughes), 1:48.53; 11. East Union (Kole Seals, Brayden Martinez, Matthew Wittstock, Dillon Weis), 1:52.78.

3200 meter run — 1. Shane Breheny, NV, 10:05.73; 2. Brycen Wallace, NV, 10:07.16; 3. Dominic Cresta, I35, 10:21.01; 4. Isaac Timmerman, MA, 10:55.37; 6. Chase Smith, MA, 11:14.19; 7. Wyatt Fitzgerald, I35, 11:44.05; 8. Connor Haggerty, SWV, 11:48.53; 11. Cole Nelson, EU, 12:12.19; 13. Blake Rychonovsky, Len, 14:25.45; 14. Frank Cruz, Len, 15:02.46.

4x800 — 1. Nodaway Valley, (Brayten Funke, Tyler Breheny, Skyler Rawlings, Matthew Dickinson), 8:54.72; 2. Mount Ayr (Tucker Darrah, Dawson Frost, Will Hunt, Mitchell Jennett), 9:17.30; 4. Central Decatur (Dakota Davis, Gunner Graham, Nick Bishop, Kaleb Miller), 9:40.61; 5. Interstate 35 (Logan Messenger, Logan Peterson, Tre Jackson, Cody Parish), 10:05.21; 6. East Union (Levi Parrott, Matthew Wittstock, Colton Mitchell, Joshua Hardy), 10:23.83; 8. Southwest Valley (Jacob Kinyon, Trent Newton, Daniel Kinyon, Phillip Currin), 10:30.08; 9. Lenox (Connor Bendik, Ethan Sheley, Ismael Cortez, Kory Eggert), 11:03.48.

Shuttle hurdle relay — 1. Central Decatur (Tyler Davis, Cole Pedersen, Cauy Spidle, Carter Boothe), 1:00.61; 3. Southwest Valley (Chance Cobb, Brett Schafroth, Evan Skelton, Grant Maurer), 1:06.58; 4. Lenox (Colton Hogan, Jared Hensley, Drew Venteicher, Brenden Christensen), 1:10.03; 8. Nodaway Valley (Aryll Shantz, Hunter Ernst, Brady Hilpipre, Tucker Wambold), 1:12.34; 9. East Union (Dillon Weis, Levi Parrott, Mason Gossman, Matthew Wittstock), 1:13.90; 10. Mount Ayr (Keelan Klommhaus, Kolben Klommhaus, Marcus Daughton, Trent Stewart), 1:14.52.

100 meter dash — 1. Hunter Tyree, Pleas, 11.24; 2. Aaron Armstrong, SWV, 11.53; 2. Cal Daughton, MA, 11.53; 6. Mason Cassady, I35, 11.71; 7. Dawson Tullberg, Len, 11.72; 8. Jeremy Daye, Len, 11.74; 16. Joey Kernen, SWV, 12.54; 17. Tyler Flowers, NV, 12.59; 18. Austin Wilson, 12.71; 19. Craig Beavers, CD, 12.86; 20. Spencer Pontolilo, I35, 13.04; 22. Kolby Hewlett, CD, 13.22; 23. Ethan Ayers, EU, 15.02; 24. Patrick Groves, 15.20.

1600 distance medley —1. Nodaway Valley, (Brody Erlandson, Dallas Kreager, Beau Weinheimer, Brayten Funke), 3:52.18; 2. Mount Ayr (Will Young, Isaac Grose, Connor Eaton, Mitchell Jennett), 3:53.08; 3. East Union (Joshua Hardy, Gabe Nixon, Casey Walter, Mason Gossman), 3:53.55; 5. Interstate 35 (Brayden Egli, Jake Sheeder, Mason Cassady, Dominic Cresta), 3:57.42; 6. Lenox (Aaron Barnette, Colton Hogan, Bret Myers, Colton Gordon), 4:04.59; 7. Central Decatur (Chase Miner, Kade Kelso, Gunner Graham, Nick Bishop), 4:12.35; 8. Southwest Valley (Jacob Webb, Joey Kernen, Evan Skelton, Christian McCuen), 4:13.82.

400 meter dash — 1. Hunter Tyree, Plea, 50.88; 2. Jared Corder, NV, 51.12; 3. Hunter Haveman, MA, 51.86; 5. Grant Richardson, I35, 54.26; 7. Hunter Arends, MA, 55.14; 10. Matthew Dickinson, NV, 58.28; 11. Trenton Schmitz, Len, 58.76; 12. Craig Beavers, CD, 1:00.61; 16. Tate Hill, CD, 1:08.47; 17. Trent Newton, SWV, 1:08.84; 19. Levi Exline, 1:10.26; 20. Luke Flickinger, I35, 1:11.03.

4x200 meter relay — 1. Southwest Valley (Wyatt McAlpin, Chance Cobb, Grant Maurer, Aaron Armstrong), 1:35.61; 2. Central Decatur (Gunner Graham, Cole Pedersen, Grant Atwood, Carter Boothe), 1:37.45; 6. Interstate 35 (Brayden Egli, Jake Sheeder, Grant Richardson, Mason Cassady), 1:40.95; 7. Nodaway Valley (Brody Erlandson, Brady Hilpipre, Dallas Kreager, Dakota Ernst), 1:41.05; 9. Lenox (Sam Donaldson, Jared Hensley, Derek Venteicher, Drew Venteicher), 1:44.57; 11. East Union (Kole Seals, Levi Parrott, Dillon Weis, Joshua Hardy), 1:47.41. Mount Ayr (Will Young, John Shields, John Young, Cal Daughton) — DQ.

110 meter hurdles — 1. Tyler Davis, CD, 15.98; 2. Brenden Christensen, Len, 17.09; 3. Marcus Daughton, MA, 17.47; 4. Dawson Tullberg, Len, 17.66; 5. Keelan Klommhaus, MA, 18.06; 7. Cauy Spidle, CD, 18.18; 8. Alex McCuddin, 18.41; 9. Brett Schafroth, SWV, 18.69; 11 Jacob Hughes, I35, 19.42; 13. Hunter Ernst, NV, 20.33.

800 meter run — 1. Jared Corder, NV, 2:08.73; 3. Brayten Funke, NV, 2:09.34; 6. Isaac Timmerman, MA, 2:12.65; 7. Mason Gossman, EU, 2:13.62; 8. Dawson Frost, 2:17.26; 9. Colton Gordon, Len, 2:18.60; 10. Jacob Kinyon, SWV, 2:23.77; 12. Colton Oser, I35, 2:30.07; 14. Kory Eggert, Len, 2:33.12; 15. Wyatt Fitzgerald, I35, 2:38.80; 16. Colton Mitchell, EU, 2:41.58; 19. Isaac Hall, CD, 2:42.88; 20. Phillip Currin, SWV, 2:45.31; 21. Tate Hill, CD, 3:18.98.

200 meter dash — 1. Hunter Tyree, Pleas, 22.78; 2. Hunter Haveman, MA, 22.99; 3. Cal Daughton, MA, 23.04; 4. Jared Corder, NV, 23.38; 7. Jeremy Daye, 23.84; 8. Grant Richardson, I35, 23.92; 9. Brody Erlandson, NV, 24.23; 10. Chance Cobb, SWV, 24.64; 11. Gabe Nixon, EU, 24.66; 13. Jack Smith, I35, 24.97; 16. Chase Miner, CD, 25.57; 17. Joey Kernen, SWV, 26.06; 20. Kolby Hewlett, CD, 27.99; 22. Brody Grandfield, EU, 35.31.

400 meter hurdles — 1. Gauge Van Haalen, Pleas, 57.29; 2. Grant Maurer, SWV, 57.37; 4. Mitchell Jennett, MA, 58.36; 5. Dawson Tullberg, Len, 1:00.19; 6. Beau Weinheimer, NV, 1:00.44; 7.. Marcus Daughton, MA, 1:00.94; 8. Brenden Christensen, Len, 1:01.45; 9. Kolten Johnson, CD, 1:03.26; 10. Alex McCuddin, I35, 1:04.38; 11. Jacob Hughes, I35, 1:04.86; 13. Aryll Shantz, NV, 1:05.29.

1600 meter run — 1. Shane Breheny, NV, 4:42.95; 2. Dominic Cresta, I35, 4:51.81; 3. Brycen Wallace, 4:54.81; 5. Isaac Timmerman, MA, 5:01.20; 6. Tre Jackson, I35, 5:12.84; 8. Tucker Darrah, MA, 5:26.97; 9. Nick Bishop, CD, 5:29.94; 13. Connor Haggerty, SWV, 5:43.51; 14. Cole Nelson, EU, 5:45.91; 15. Daniel Kinyon, SWV, 5:54.69; 16. Jhordan Montiel, Len, 6:07.12; 17. Blake Rychonovsky, Len, 6:07.76; 18. Phillip Kunze, CD, 6:30.52.

4x100 relay — 1. Southwest Valley (Aaron Armstrong, Chance Cobb, Grant Maurer, Wyatt McAlpin), 46.27; 3. Interstate 35 (Brayden Egli, Jake Sheeder, Grant Richardson, Mason Cassady), 46.96; 4. Mount Ayr (Keelan, John Young, Will Young, Hunter Arends), 47.28; 6. Central Decatur (Kade Kelso, Grant Atwood, Chase Miner, Tyler Davis), 48.82; 8. Lenox (Jared Hensley, Sam Donaldson, Trenton Schmitz, Carter Still), 48.96; 11. Nodaway Valley (Mason Shoemaker, Tyler Flowers, Hunter Ernst, Dakota Ernst), 50.75; 12. East Union (Kole Seales, Dillon Weis, Levi Parrott, Brayden Martinez), 54.19.

4x400 relay — 1. Mount Ayr, (Hunter Haveman, Hunter Arends, Cal Daughton, Mitchell Jennett), 3:33.75; 3. Nodaway Valley (Dallas Kreager, Beau Weinheimer, Brayten Funke, Jared Corder), 3:42.65; 5. Lenox (Jeremy Daye, Bret Myers, Colton Hogan, Colton Gordon), 3:48.59; 6. Central Decatur (Carter Boothe, Cauy Spidle, Kolten Johnson, Grant Atwood), 3:50.84; 7. East Union (Joshua Hardy, Casey Walter, Mason Gossman, Gabe Nixon), 3:56.24; 10. Interstate 35 (Logan Messenger, Logan Peterson, Colton Oser, Tre Jackson), 4:08.04; 12. Southwest Valley (Evan Skelton, Chiristian McCuen, Jacob Kinyon, Trent Newton), 4:10.21.