Lisbon sweeps 400-meter relays, boys claim team title

DES MOINES — Lisbon’s Luke Czarnecki watched his sister, Ava, help the Lions’ girls team make history.

Moments later, he took to the Drake Stadium track to do the same.

“As soon as I saw them win, I was like, we’ve gotta win,” said Czarnecki, who ran the second leg of his team’s Class 1A record-breaking 400-meter relay win Saturday at the state track and field meet. “I’ve gotta be competitive.”

That competitive partnership across the programs paid off in the form of the Lions boys’ first team title since winning three in a row from 2015-17. The girls’ 400-meter relay team (Ava Czarnecki, Peyton Robinson, Brynn Epperly and Addy Happel) won the school’s first title in the event, so in a span of about 15 minutes both Lisbon programs gave their fans a pair of milestones to savor.

“Every race they are amazing,” Happel, the anchor, said of her teammates. “Peyton gets us a great start and Ava just extends it. Then Brynn extends it and I just have to finish.”

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Miles Thompson wants to be remembered for more than championships

DES MOINES — Miles Thompson is a sprinter, one of the best that the state has ever seen.

But he wants to be remembered as more than a guy who ran fast.

“It’s not about breaking records or anything like that,” the senior from Cedar Rapids Washington said. “I want to motivate people. I want to inspire people.”

His swan song at Drake Stadium was breathtaking.

Bound for Texas Tech University, Thompson captured the Class 4A boys’ 100- and 200-meter races Saturday at the state track and field meet.

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Xavier breaks 3A state meet record in shuttle hurdle

DES MOINES — Sure, the Cedar Rapids Xavier boys’ shuttle hurdle relay team would have preferred a different path to victory.

But, as Grayson Hartman said, “That’s the way track goes.”

Particularly, the danger-filled shuttle.

Quinn Oleson, Will Hacke, Coleton Beasler-Weber and Hartman were the second team to cross in the 3A boys’ shuttle, but a Spirit Lake disqualification enabled the Saints to hoist the victory flag.

Xavier’s foursome was clocked in 58.94 seconds, a 3A state-meet record.

“I’m just very grateful,” Hacke said. “We didn’t think Quinn would be coming back (from a sprained MCL), and we went out and ran a PR.”

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Owen Douglas wins crucial race to help Williamsburg share team title

DES MOINES — Williamsburg’s Owen Douglas may be the smallest defensive tackle in the state.

But he’s also the fastest.

Douglas sprinted to a Class 2A 200-meter title Saturday during the state track and field meet at Drake Stadium, then anchored the Raiders’ gold medal-winning 400-meter relay. All those points proved to be highly consequential. Williamsburg tied Mediapolis for the 2A team crown — giving it its first state track and field team title since 2002.

“I think maybe me always having my hand down, maybe that helped with my starts,” Douglas said after finishing in 42.7 seconds to capture the 200-meter title. “The kid I just ran against said I had a good start, so if me playing defensive tackle helps, then, yeah.”

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'Close-knit' Solon wins second straight team title

DES MOINES — In one year, partially out of necessity, Gracie Federspiel transformed herself from “piece of a championship team” to “centerpiece.”

The junior blazed to the Class 3A girls’ 800-meter championship at the state track and field meet Saturday at Drake Stadium.

She was a major reason — but far from the only one — that the Spartans repeated as 3A team champions.

“There are so many pieces to this team,” Federspiel said. “I was happy I was able to contribute to the team points and make them proud. They inspire me.”

Solon picked up four top-three finishes Saturday alone and scored 79 points. Adel ADM was second with 62.

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Sidney Swartzendruber leans into a sprint medley title

DES MOINES — Sidney Swartzendruber threw herself at the mercy of the finish-line gods.

Prayer answered.

Swartzendruber’s last-ditch lean at the wire sent Cedar Rapids Kennedy to victory in the Class 4A girls’ sprint medley relay at the state track and field meet Saturday at Drake Stadium.

“I tried so hard to catch up,” Swartzendruber said. “I threw myself at the finish line. I didn’t think we got it.”

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Final Top 10 team standings (Girls)

Class 4A

1. Waukee Northwest 74

2. Ames 69

3. West Des Moines Dowling 62

4. Pleasant Valley 52

5. Ankeny 50

6. Johnston 46

7. Cedar Rapids Kennedy 38

8. West Des Moines Valley 33

9. Des Moines Roosevelt 31

T-10. Southeast Polk 28

T-10. Dubuque Hempstead 28

 

Class 3A

1. Solon 79

2. Adel ADM 62

3. Pella 42

4. Dubuque Wahlert 41

T-5. Mount Vernon 34

T-5. Des Moines Hoover 34

7. Clear Lake 31

8. Carroll 27

9. Ballard 26

10. Atlantic 25

 

Class 2A

1. Van Meter 71

2. Mid-Prairie 49

3. Unity Christian 36

4. Denver 35

T-5. Panorama 30

T-5. Pella Christian 30

7. Sibley-Ocheyedan 28

8. Eddyville EBF 27

9. Treynor 25

10. Estherville-Lincoln Central 23

 

Class 1A

1. Calamus-Wheatland 38

2. Nashua-Plainfield 33

3. Ackley AGWSR 32

4. Oakland Riverside 30

5. Lawton-Bronson 29

T-6. Grand View Christian 27

T-6. Newell-Fonda 27

8. Nodaway Valley 26

T-9. Algona Garrigan 25

T-9. Pekin 25

T-9. Council Bluffs St. Albert 25

Final Top 10 team standings (Boys)

Class 4A

1. Johnston 84

2. Ankeny 80

3. Iowa City High 79

4. Linn-Mar 68

5. Iowa City West 62

6. West Des Moines Dowling 37

7. Cedar Falls 30

8. Cedar Rapids Washington 26

9. Southeast Polk 23

10. Mason City 21

 

Class 3A

1. Pella 73

2. Western Dubuque 63

3. Harlan 55

4. North Polk 47

5. Mount Vernon 40

6. DeWitt Central 35

7. Lewis Central 31

8. Cedar Rapids Xavier 27

T-9. Solon 25

T-9. West Burlington/Notre Dame 25

 

Class 2A

T-1. Mediapolis 62

T-1. Williamsburg 62

3. Des Moines Christian 58

4. Ida Grove OABCIG 45

5. Shenandoah 37

6. Clarinda 30

7. Okoboji 27

8. Pella Christian 24

9. Northeast 20

10. Red Oak 19

 

Class 1A

1. Lisbon 60

2. Columbus Community 52

3. Lawton-Bronson 43

4. Mount Ayr 41

5. Guthrie Center ACGC 33

6. Lynnville-Sully 29

T-7. Fort Dodge St. Edmond 26

T-7. Woodbine 26

9. Lenox 20 1/2

10. Akron-Westfield 20

4A boys 4x400

Johnston comes back to beat Ankeny in the final race of the day, and clinches the Class 4A team state championship in the process.

1. Johnston (Jared Klahn, Alex Wear, Dylan Grandon, Jashua Anglo), 3:15.26

2. Ankeny, 3:15.99

3. Cedar Falls, 3:16.44

4. Linn-Mar, 3:16.99

5. Mason City, 3:17.11

6. Cedar Rapids Prairie, 3:18.54

7. Iowa City High, 3:20.27

8. West Des Moines Valley, 3:20.30

3A boys 4x400

1. Mount Vernon (Caden Stimmel, Zach Fall, Brady Erickson, Jensen Meeker), 3:18.47

2. North Polk, 3:21.15

3. Western Dubuque, 3:21.41

4. Sergeant Bluff-Luton, 3:21.44

5. Newton, 3:22.33

6. Solon, 3:23.62

7. Ballard, 3:23.87

8. DeWitt Central, 3:26.02

2A boys 4x400

1. Durant (Garrett Hollenback, Colby Gast, Charlie Huesmann, Nolan DeLong), 3:22.51

2. Alburnett, 3:23.38

3. Mediapolis, 3:23.78

4. West Central Valley, 3:24.06

5. Grundy Center, 3:25.48

6. Sioux Central, 3:27.13

7. Denver, 3:27.78

8. Roland-Story, 3:35.15

1A boys 4x400

1. South Hamilton (Ty Koehnk, Reece Ricke, Nick Severseike, Kolby Hodnefield), 3:22.29

2. Lynnville-Sully, 3:24.32

3. Bellevue, 3:24.81

4. Lawton-Bronson, 3:25.94

5. West Hancock, 3:26.60

6. Mount Ayr, 3:26.76

7. Le Mars Gehlen, 3:29.13

8. West Monona, 3:29.74

4A girls 4x400

1. Ames (Cameron Moon, Saylor Horras, Ellie Lynch, Ali Frandsen), 3:49.49

2. Waukee Northwest, 3:52.16

3. Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 3:52.47

4. Johnston, 3:52.58

5. Southeast Polk, 3:53.71

6. Ankeny, 3:54.26

7. Cedar Falls, 3:54.47

8. Ankeny Centennial, 3:57.68

3A girls 4x400

1. Dubuque Wahlert (Anna Roling, Olivia Donovan, Rylee Steffen, Emma Donnovan), 3:58.56

2. Mount Vernon, 4:01.22

3. Pella, 4:02.05

4. Glenwood, 4:02.37

5. Gilbert, 4:03.09

6. West Delaware, 4:03.45

7. Atlantic, 4:04.08

8. Lewis Central, 4:04.43

2A girls 4x400

1. Eddyville EBF (Abby Jager, Lizzy Van Utrecht, Kate Shafer, Molly Shafer), 3:56.70

2. Denver, 3:58.29

3. Van Meter, 4:01.93

4. Unity Christian, 4:02.48

5. Pella Christian, 4:02.79

6. Greene County, 4:04.17

7. Williamsburg, 4:06.04

8. New Hampton, 4:11.29

1A girls 4x400

1. Oakland Riverside (Veronica Schechinger, Elly Henderson, Lydia Erickson, Carly Henderson), 4:03.07

2. Ackley AGWSR, 4:03.52

3. Elkader Central, 4:05.30

4. Maquoketa Valley, 4:06.52

5. Saint Ansgar, 4:07.31

6. Midland, 4:07.65

7. Algona Garrigan, 4:08.36

8. Lisbon, 4:11.36

4A boys 4x100

Make it four relay titles for Iowa City West. The Trojans also won the shuttle hurdle, 4x200 and distance medley. Christian Janis was part of all four.

1. Iowa City West (Todd Rent, Izaiah Loveless, Daniel Robinson, Christian Janis), 41.89

2. Johnston, 41.89

3. Ankeny, 41.94

4. Cedar Rapids Washington, 41.99

5. Ankeny Centennial, 42.41

6. North Scott, 42.45

7. Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 42.74

8. West Des Moines Valley, 42.79

3A boys 4x100

100 and 200 champion Will Neuharth anchors Harlan to victory.

1. Harlan (Jacob Birch, Cade Sears, Brehden Eggerss, Will Neuharth), 42.13

2. West Burlington/Notre Dame, 42.21

3. Western Dubuque, 42.65

4. Spencer, 42.91

5. Hampton-Dumont-CAL, 43.04

6. Carlisle, 43.12

7. North Polk, 43.18

Sioux City Heelan, DQ

2A boys 4x100

Williamsburg goes back-to-back. Carson Huedepohl and Owen Douglas were part of both teams.

1. Williamsburg (Carson Huedepohl, Clayten Steckly, Braylon Wetjen, Owen Douglas), 42.70

2. Ida Grove OABCIG, 42.84

3. Red Oak, 43.07

4. Treynor, 43.11

5. West Sioux, 43.49

6. Shenandoah, 43.59

7. Northeast, 44.05

West Branch, DQ

1A boys 4x100

Lisbon achives a Class 1A all-time best in 42.10 seconds. Runner-up Columbus Community ranks No. 2. The Lions win both the girls' and boys' 400-meter relays.

1. Lisbon (Kaden Caspers, Luke Czarnecki, Tiernan Boots, Baylor Speidel), 42.10

2. Columbus Community, 42.42

3. Iowa Valley, 43.68

4. Midland, 44.08

5. West Hancock, 44.17

6. Guthrie Center ACGC, 44.26

7. Newell-Fonda, 44.29

8. Lawton-Bronson, 48.27

4A girls 4x100

100 champion Olivia Kramer (also part of Dowling's gold-medal shuttle hurdle team) rallied to give the Maroons the win.

1. West Des Moines Dowling (Ashley Hall, Emily Heitzman, Shea Johnson, Olivia Kramer), 48.01

2. Waukee Northwest, 48.05

3. Ames, 48.72

4. Johnston, 48.82

5. Burlington, 48.87

6. Sioux City East, 49.17

7. Clinton, 49.40

8. Cedar Rapids Prairie, 49.42

3A girls 4x100

Drake Relays champion Des Moines Hoover wins a state championship as well, its first in a relay since 1989.

1. Des Moines Hoover (Takira Smith, Monah Kyne, Kim Karnga, Jessica Kyne), 48.28

2. Adel ADM, 48.79

3. Maquoketa, 48.81

4. Western Dubuque, 48.90

5. MOC-Floyd Valley, 49.10

6. Decorah, 49.37

7. Dubuque Wahlert, 49.79

8. Solon, 50.40

2A girls 4x100

1. Denver (Jillian Clayton, Natalie Demai, Elaina Hildebrandt, Anna Curtis), 49.80

2. Mid-Prairie, 49.90

3. Davis County, 50.02

4. Sioux Central, 50.26

5. Okoboji, 50.26

6. Camanche, 50.70

7. Underwood, 50.87

8. Forest City, 51.35

1A girls 4x100

1. Lisbon (Peyton Robinson, Ava Czarnecki, Brynn Epperly, Addy Happel), 50.11

2. Nodaway Valley, 50.26

3. Oakland Riverside, 50.51

4. Wapsie Valley, 50.65

5. Lone Tree, 50.86

6. North Union, 51.00

7. South Hamilton, 51.03

8. Algona Garrigan, 51.43

Boys wheelchair 400

1. Jayden Stafford (Mid-Prairie), 1:05.12

2. Eli Johnson (Bedford), 1:09.96

3. Xander Rentschler (West Lyon), 1:11.54

4. Josh Anderson (Washington), 1:23.64

5. Titus Steng (Shenandoah), 1:27.66

6. Eli Horstman (Unity Christian), 1:36.13

7. Jordan Caperon (Iowa City West), 1:36.25

Girls wheelchair 400

1. Ally Darter (Dubuque Hempstead), 1:29.32

2. Payton Maas (West Liberty), 2:17.43

4A girls 1,500

Two-time 3,000 state champion Addison Dorenkamp is now a two-time 1,500 state champion as well.

1. Addison Dorenkamp (West Des Moines Valley), 4:31.57

2. Adrienne Buettner-Cable (Des Moines Roosevelt), 4:34.09

3. Lydia Sommer (Pleasant Valley), 4:35.56

4. Olivia Verde (Johnston), 4:37.66

5. Keelee Leitzen (Dubuque Hempstead), 4:38.21

6. Leah Klapatauskas (Dubuque Senior), 4:39.11

7. Marley Turk (Ames), 4:39.16

8. Drew Beason (Ankeny), 4:40.82

These teams have clinched team champions with 2 events to go:

* Pella boys (3A)

* Van Meter girls (2A)

* Solon girls (3A)

3A girls 1,500

Arkansas commit Paityn Noe sets a Class 3A state meet record in 4:28.80. That ranks No. 4 all-time.

1. Paityn Noe (Ballard), 4:28.80

2. Marissa Ferebee (Pella), 4:47.54

3. Maya Bergstrom (Carlisle), 4:48.30

4. Katelyn Krieger (Spirit Lake), 4:49.35

5. Geneva Timmerman (Adel ADM), 4:49.52

6. Liza Schaffer (North Polk), 4:49.85

7. Lindsey Sonderman (Harlan), 4:50.19

8. Addison Doughan (Clear Lake), 4:51.69

2A girls 1,500

800 champion Madison Brouwer adds gold in the 1,500 after a runner-up finish last season.

1. Madison Brouwer (Sibley-Ocheyedan), 4:36.75

2. Clare Kelley (Van Meter), 4:39.36

3. Danielle Hostetler (Mid-Prairie), 4:40.80

4. Hillary Trainor (Sumner-Fredericksburg), 4:41.69

5. Mayson Hartley (Clarinda), 4:43.43

6. Alyssa Richman (Manson-Northwest Webster), 4:47.06

7. Emma McCoy (Van Meter), 4:47.55

8. Madison Marco (Sibley-Ocheyedan), 4:48.74

1A girls 1,500

3,000 champion Noelle Steines held off 800 and 400 champion Kadence Huck by one-hundredth of a second, setting a Class 1A state meet record of 4:35.43.

1. Noelle Steines (Calamus-Wheatland), 4:35.43

2. Kadence Huck (Nashua-Plainfield), 4:35.44

3. Lili Denton (Council Bluffs St. Albert), 4:43.78

4. Maddy Childs (Grand View Christian), 4:44.10

5. Chloe Glosser (Pekin), 4:49.57

6. Nora Peterson (Alta-Aurelia), 4:50.02

7. Meghan Wheatley (North Linn), 4:51.11

8. Megan Hageman (South Winneshiek), 4:56.86

4A boys 1,600

3,200 champion Jackson Heidesch repeats in the 1,600.

1. Jackson Heidesch (West Des Moines Dowling), 4:07.18

2. Ford Washburn (Iowa City High), 4:08.27

3. Ethan Zuber (Ankeny), 4:14.39

4. Natnael Kifle (Sioux City North), 4:14.52

5. John Maloney (Dubuque Hempstead), 4:14.73

6. Jaden Merrick (Cedar Falls), 4:14.79

7. Gabe Nash (Sioux City North), 4:16.32

8. Miles Wilson (Cedar Rapids Kennedy), 4:16.33

3A boys 1,600

Three golds for Pella's Chase Lauman this weekend: 3,200, 800 and now the 1,600. Just like the 800, South Tama's Tommy Tyynismaa is runner-up. Team leader Pella picks up 13 more points.

1. Chase Lauman (Pella), 4:16.90

2. Tommy Tyynismaa (South Tama), 4:17.57

3. Ethan Eichhorn (Lewis Central), 4:20.09

4. Bryant Keller (Glenwood), 4:21.73

5. William Wadsley (Gilbert), 4:23.35

6. Canaan Dunham (Pella), 4:24.11

7. James Brant (South Tama), 4:24.23

8. Isaiah Hammerhand (Western Dubuque), 4:24.64

2A boys 1,600

Des Moines Christian has a 1-2 finish for the second straight year. Aaron Fynaardt was champion last year and runner-up this spring.

1. Collin Houg (Des Moines Christian), 4:19.07

2. Aaron Fynaardt (Des Moines Christian), 4:22.43

3. Solomon Zaugg (Mediapolis), 4:24.44

4. Treyton Schaapherder (Clarinda), 4:24.73

5. Kyle Wagner (Clarinda), 4:24.95

6. Conall Sauser (Oelwein), 4:25.03

7. Ben Byers (Sibley-Ocheyedan), 4:26.43

8. Clay Bohlmann (Tipton), 4:28.53

1A boys 1,600

1. Landon Bendgen (Woodbine), 4:18.92

2. AJ Bonnesen (Danville), 4:21.14

3. Aaron Lursen (Fort Dodge St. Edmond), 4:22.81

4. Clay Warson (Madrid), 4:25.17

5. Gavin Grunhovd (North Iowa), 4:26.19

6. Owen Almelien (North Butler), 4:27.07

7. Aidan Shannon (Wapsie Valley), 4:27.26

8. Colin Lillie (Council Bluffs St. Albert), 4:27.57

4A boys 200

Miles Thompson's winning time of 21.02 seconds ranks No. 2 all-time. The Drake Relays most outstanding performer adds state titles in the 100 and 200 today.

1. Miles Thompson (Cedar Rapids Washington), 21.02

2. Izaiah Loveless (Iowa City West), 21.52

3. Jackson Belding (Ankeny), 21.83

4. Abu Sama (Southeast Polk), 21.96

5. Ryan Marshall (Urbandale), 21.98

6. Tatum Fox (Johnston), 22.09

7. Tyler Sickerson (Ankeny), 22.10

8. Makhi Wilson (Pleasant Valley), 48.50

3A boys 200

100 champion Will Neuharth pulled away for another gold medal.

1. Will Neuharth (Harlan), 21.53

2. Alex Mota (Marion), 21.99

3. Carter Toews (Spirit Lake), 22.09

4. Logan Fairchild (Winterset), 22.19

5. Cade Sears (Harlan), 22.36

6. Braedin Zondervan (Carlisle), 22.38

7. Alec McCormick (Carlisle), 22.39

8. Will Ginter (DeWitt Central), 22.60

2A boys 200

1. Owen Douglas (Williamsburg), 22.17

2. Anthony Isley (Mediapolis), 22.23

3. Ryan Leonard (Estherville-Lincoln Central), 22.40

4. Isaac Kacmarynski (Pella Christian), 22.43

5. Braydon Osborn (Alburnett), 22.49

6. Maurice Powell (Crestwood), 22.54

7. Jimmy Weispfenning (Northeast), 22.71

8. Greg Peterson (Sioux Central), 22.75

1A boys 200

A 100-200 double clinched for ACGC's Austin Kunkle, this one coming with a Class 2A state meet record.

1. Austin Kunkle (Guthrie Center ACGC), 21.69

2. Isaiah Johnson (George-Little Rock), 21.82

3. Kaden Amigon (Columbus Community), 22.12

4. Bryer Prochniak (North Union), 22.19

5. Cash Emgarten (Exira-EHK), 22.48

6. Keaten Bonderson (Le Mars Gehlen), 22.48

7. Brendan Monahan (Council Bluffs St. Albert), 22.50

8. Evan Kearney (Iowa Valley), 22.58

4A girls 200

1. Elliana Harris (Sioux City East), 24.60

2. Alexis Boord (Southeast Polk), 24.96

3. Cameron Moon (Ames), 25.00

4. Giada Grimes (Johnston), 25.02

5. Promise Zandy (Des Moines Roosevelt), 25.39

6. Mercie Hansel (North Scott), 25.52

7. Nyla Norman (Waterloo East), 25.63

Claire Farrell (Norwalk), DNS

3A girls 200

Jessica Kyne of Des Moines Hoover makes it a 100-200 double.

1. Jessica Kyne (Des Moines Hoover), 25.06

2. Makayla Crannell (Adel ADM), 25.25

3. Aly Stahle (Solon), 25.58

4. Jacie Trine (Pella), 25.64

5. Reese Brownlee (Clear Lake), 25.87

6. Caliana Whitaker (Mount Vernon), 25.97

7. Tierney Huss (MOC-Floyd Valley), 26.00

8. Lani Hubka (Decorah), 26.08

2A girls 200

Jaidyn Sellers 3-peats in the 200 and is the fifth Iowa girl to accomplish that in both the 200 and 100.

1. Jaidyn Sellers (Panorama), 24.98

2. Natalie Demai (Denver), 25.59

3. Meredith Van Wyk (Pella Christian), 25.84

4. Anna Heynen (Unity Christian), 25.95

5. Paige Holst (Northeast), 25.97

6. Jaslynn Dagel (Iowa Falls-Alden), 26.03

7. Kamryn Lande (Roland-Story), 26.31

8. Molly Shafer (Eddyville EBF), 26.42

1A girls 200

Aleksys Gannon held off 100 champion Mia Walker by one-thousandth of a second for Murray's first state track and field championship.

1. Aleksys Gannon (Murray), 25.29

2. Mia Walker (Newell-Fonda), 25.29

3. Madison Steckler (Audubon), 25.76

4. Emma Lundy (Nodaway Valley), 25.81

5. Myla Murphy (Ruthven GTRA), 26.11

6. Addy Happel (Lisbon), 26.39

7. Mary Walker (Newell-Fonda), 26.66

8. Maddie Fehr (West Bend-Mallard), 26.74

Boys wheelchair 200

1. Jayden Stafford (Mid-Prairie), 32.81

2. Eli Johnson (Bedford), 35.81

3. Xander Rentschler (West Lyon), 37.68

4. Josh Anderson (Washington), 39.69

5. Titus Steng (Shenandoah), 40.83

6. Jordan Caperon (Iowa City West), 46.41

7. Eli Horstman (Unity Christian), 49.84

8. Xavier Conlin (Cedar Falls), 1:13.55

Girls wheelchair 200

1. Ally Darter (Dubuque Hempstead), 45.88

2. Payton Maas (West Liberty), 1:06.36

3. Rylie Lewis (West Des Moines Valley), 1:21.45

4A boys 110 hurdles

Nicholas Gorsich of Linn-Mar completes the 4A hurdles sweep after winning the 400 hurdles Friday.

1. Nicholas Gorsich (Linn-Mar), 14.54

2. Connor Carver (Fort Dodge), 14.64

3. Matt Schaeckenbach (Iowa City High), 14.68

4. Carter Accola (Ankeny), 14.68

5. Austin Rindels (Iowa City High), 15.02

6. Daniel Adams (Muscatine), 15.04

7. Cyrus Courtney (Cedar Rapids Kennedy), 15.19

8. Makhi Wilson (Pleasant Valley), 28.71

3A boys 110 hurdles

Drake Relays champion Grayson Hartman added a state championship to his resume.

1. Grayson Hartman (Cedar Rapids Xavier), 14.16

2. Will Davidson (Mount Pleasant), 14.33

3. Carter Toews (Spirit Lake), 14.41

4. Tatum Westercamp (Oskaloosa), 14.53

5. Asa Newsom (Waverly-Shell Rock), 14.61

6. Tristan Rheingans (DeWitt Central), 14.82

7. Zeke Nelson (Clear Lake), 14.89

8. Ashton Hogrefe (Western Dubuque), 14.90

2A boys 110 hurdles

Jaden Damiano earned his second state title in the 110 hurdles after winning in Class 3A last season.

1. Jaden Damiano (Iowa Falls-Alden), 14.20

2. Beckett DeJean (Ida Grove OABCIG), 14.70

3. Kasey Wirtjes (Denver), 14.81

4. Garet Kiel (Oelwein), 15.09

5. Reece Vander Zee (Central Lyon), 15.34

6. Jack Scrivner (Central Decatur), 15.34

7. Riley Norman (Central Decatur), 15.60

8. Kaden Huttinger (Aplington-Parkersburg), 15.64

1A boys 110 hurdles

Columbus Community's Triston Miller set the Class 1A state meet record (14.12) in the prelims and now has earned the gold medal.

1. Triston Miller (Columbus Community), 14.35

2. Gabe Funk (Lenox), 14.84

3. Sam Foreman (Anita CAM), 15.09

4. Ben Morningstar (Lisbon), 15.10

5. Mitchell Smith (West Hancock), 15.23

6. Jack Follmann (Anita CAM), 15.31

7. Simeon Reichenbach (WACO), 15.48

8. Riley Carrier (Bellevue), 15.56

4A girls 100 hurdles

Ames 400 hurdles champion Ali Frandsen added another title in the 100 hurdles. She set the Class 4A state meet record (14.08) in the prelims.

1. Ali Frandsen (Ames), 14.10

2. Esaba Okwaramoi (Urbandale), 14.54

3. Emma Havighurst (West Des Moines Valley), 14.71

4. Grace Braden (Cedar Rapids Kennedy), 14.89

5. Josie McGraw (Indianola), 14.91

6. Ruby Leman (West Des Moines Dowling), 14.97

7. Alex Gaskell (West Des Moines Dowling), 15.13

8. Erinah Carter (Iowa City West), 16.28

3A girls 100 hurdles

Spencer's Jerra Merchant narrowly beat defending champion Addisyn Terpstra. Both were faster than the previous Class 3A state meet record.

1. Jerra Merchant (Spencer), 14.39

2. Addisyn Terpstra (Newton), 14.44

3. Silvana Kabolo (Clear Creek Amana), 14.97

4. Naomi Durin (Cedar Rapids Xavier), 15.00

5. Madison Tunning (Carroll), 15.01

6. Sophia Stahle (Solon), 15.04

7. Soren Maricle (DeWitt Central), 15.29

8. Jayci Reed (Atlantic), 15.37

2A girls 100 hurdles

It's a hurdles sweep for Clara Teigland after winning Friday's 400 hurdles in record time.

1. Clara Teigland (Treynor), 14.92

2. Carlie Jo Fusco (Durant), 15.01

3. Abreiana Christoffer (Estherville-Lincoln Central), 15.28

4. Hailey Martin (Underwood), 15.36

5. Carlee Rochford (New Hampton), 15.37

6. Chloe Denton (Shenandoah), 15.42

7. Sydney Anton (Union Community), 15.79

8. Taydem Graden (Ogden), 15.99

1A girls 100 hurdles

1. Emily Williams (East Mills), 15.17

2. Madison Steckler (Audubon), 15.30

3. Allison Watts (Alta-Aurelia), 15.47

4. Lindsey Moore (Northwood-Kensett), 15.50

5. Claire Schroeder (Remsen St. Mary's), 15.56

6. Kiya Johnson (North Butler), 15.91

7. Molly Joyce (Algona Garrigan), 16.02

8. Reese Naeve (Iowa City Regina), 16.07

4A boys 100

Drake Relays record-holder Miles Thompson was a clear winner in 10.46 seconds.

1. Miles Thompson (Cedar Rapids Washington), 10.46

2. Abu Sama (Southeast Polk), 10.84

3. Ryan Marshall (Urbandale), 10.93

4. Tyler Sickerson (Ankeny), 10.96

5. Colton Voss (North Scott), 11.17

6. Connor Welsch (Ankeny Centennial), 11.17

7. Owen Ellsworth (Johnston), 11.20

8. Laderrias Shealey (Burlington), 11.36

3A boys 100

Harlan's Will Neuharth broke defending champion Alex Mota's Class 3A state meet record. Mota finished third. The Cyclones had two top-four finishers, West Burlington/Notre Dame two in the top five.

1. Will Neuharth (Harlan), 10.68

2. Jack Riley (West Burlington/Notre Dame), 10.77

3. Alex Mota (Marion), 10.81

4. Cade Sears (Harlan), 10.94

5. Travain Donaldson (West Burlington/Notre Dame), 10.96

6. Ryan Brosius (Dubuque Wahlert), 10.96

7. Logan Fairchild (Winterset), 10.98

8. Carter Toews (Spirit Lake), 10.99

2A boys 100

1. Talib Bird (Northeast), 10.81

2. Owen Douglas (Williamsburg), 10.91

3. Maurice Powell (Crestwood), 10.99

4. Gabe Winterrowd (Ida Grove OABCIG), 11.01

5. Isaac Kacmarynski (Pella Christian), 11.08

6. Greg Peterson (Sioux Central), 11.15

7. Ethan Schultz (Camanche), 11.15

8. DJ Vonnahme (Carroll Kuemper), 11.28

1A boys 100

FOUR boys finished under the previous Class 1A state meet record. The record and the 2023 state title now belong to ACGC's Austin Kunkle.

1. Austin Kunkle (Guthrie Center ACGC), 10.52

2. Baylor Speidel (Lisbon), 10.59

3. Bryer Prochniak (North Union), 10.73

4. Isaiah Johnson (George-Little Rock), 10.78

5. Tiernan Boots (Lisbon), 10.90

6. Keaten Bonderson (Le Mars Gehlen), 10.91

7. Kaden Amigon (Columbus Community), 10.94

8. Jeff Hoback (Columbus Community), 10.96

4A girls 100

1. Olivia Kramer (West Des Moines Dowling), 12.12

2. Elliana Harris (Sioux City East), 12.30

3. Kanijah Angel (Clinton), 12.44

4. Alexis Boord (Southeast Polk), 12.45

5. Mylee Stiefel (Burlington), 12.50

6. Promise Zandy (Des Moines Roosevelt), 12.52

7. Giada Grimes (Johnston), 12.76

8. Claire Farrell (Norwalk), 12.84

3A girls 100

Jessica Kyne is Des Moines Hoover's first girls' state track and field champion since 2007.

1. Jessica Kyne (Des Moines Hoover), 12.25

2. Makayla Crannell (Adel ADM), 12.31

3. Taylor Wing (Maquoketa), 12.32

4. Tierney Huss (MOC-Floyd Valley), 12.37

5. Meghan McDonald (Dubuque Wahlert), 12.47

6. Brynn Walters (Western Dubuque), 12.49

7. Kaleigh Tooker (MOC-Floyd Valley), 12.58

8. Ava Ramler (Western Dubuque), 12.77

2A girls 100

Jaidyn Sellers broke her own Class 2A state meet record and won her third state title in the 100.

1. Jaidyn Sellers (Panorama), 12.06

2. Jaslynn Dagel (Iowa Falls-Alden), 12.52

3. Eden Moore (Van Meter), 12.55

4. Anna Heynen (Unity Christian), 12.59

5. Jerzee Knight (Clarinda), 12.74

6. Meredith Van Wyk (Pella Christian), 12.76

7. Paige Holst (Northeast), 12.76

8. Tasha Williams (West Central Valley), 12.85

1A girls 100

Mia Walker is Newell-Fonda's first girls' state track and field champion.

1. Mia Walker (Newell-Fonda), 12.41

2. Aleksys Gannon (Murray), 12.54

3. Lilly Ostert (Madrid), 12.57

4. Myla Murphy (Ruthven GTRA), 12.86

5. Veronica Andrusyshyn (Oakland Riverside), 12.90

6. Shelby Fraker (North Union), 12.92

7. Kate Barkema (South Hamilton), 13.02

8. Sarah Burton (Highland), 13.17

Boys wheelchair 100

1. Jayden Stafford (Mid-Prairie), 17.56

2. Josh Anderson (Washington), 19.16

3. Xander Rentschler (West Lyon), 21.02

4. Titus Steng (Shenandoah), 21.23

5. Jordan Caperon (Iowa City West), 22.62

6. Adam Arp (Williamsburg), 24.42

7. Eli Horstman (Unity Christian), 25.40

8. Josh Unguec (Ankeny), 25.61

Girls wheelchair 100

1. Ally Darter (Dubuque Hempstead), 23.29

2. Payton Maas (West Liberty), 28.29

3. Rylie Lewis (West Des Moines Valley), 35.47

Girls wheelchair shot put

1. Ally Darter (Dubuque Hempstead), 11-1 1/2

Boys wheelchair shot put

1. Eli Johnson (Bedford), 13-8

2. Josh Unguec (Ankeny), 11-8 1/4

3. Titus Steng (Shenandoah), 10-8 3/4

4. Xavier Conlin (Cedar Falls), 9-5 3/4

4A boys shuttle hurdle

Iowa City West added its third relay gold this week after winning the distance medley and 4x200 Friday. The top four teams and five of the top six come from the Mississippi Valley Conference.

1. Iowa City West (Aidan Jacobsen, Jesus Marungo-Murillo, Quinn Abbott, Christian Janis), 58.19

2. Linn-Mar, 58.52

3. Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 58.72

4. Iowa City High, 59.26

5. Ankeny, 59.44

6. Cedar Falls, 1:01.60

Johnston, DQ

Pleasant Valley, DQ

3A boys shuttle hurdle

UPDATE: Spirit Lake was disqualified for an early exchange after appearing to win. Cedar Rapids Xavier gets the title in a Class 3A state meet record 58.94 seconds.

1. Cedar Rapids Xavier (Quinn Oleson, Will Hacke, Coleton Beasler-Weber, Grayson Hartman), 58.94

2. Western Dubuque, 59.85

3. Pella, 1:00.89

4. Adel ADM, 1:01.26

5. North Polk, 1:01.30

6. Waverly-Shell Rock, 1:01.83

Clear Lake, DQ

Spirit Lake, DQ

2A boys shuttle hurdle

1. Monroe PCM (Gavin Fenton, Griffin Olson, Adrien Robbins, Gavin VanGorp), 1:00.46

2. Ida Grove OABCIG, 1:00.48

3. Central Lyon, 1:00.54

4. Denver, 1:01.82

5. Aplington-Parkersburg, 1:02.82

6. Emmetsburg, 1:03.04

7. Underwood, 1:03.21

8. Grundy Center, 1:03.23

1A boys shuttle hurdle

Lisbon broke 1 minute and set a Class 1A state meet record. It was neck and neck with CAM before a stumble on the second-to-last hurdle.

1. Lisbon (Ben Morningstar, Cohen Kamaus, Gage Holub, Luke Czarnecki), 59.89

2. Lawton-Bronson, 1:00.88

3. Columbus Community, 1:01.01

4. Anita CAM, 1:01.21

5. Lenox, 1:01.39

6. West Hancock, 1:01.54

7. Nashua-Plainfield, 1:02.13

8. North Linn, 1:02.88

4A girls shuttle hurdle

West Des Moines Dowling's winning time of 1:01.34 ranks No. 6 all-time.

1. West Des Moines Dowling (Olivia Kramer, Alex Gaskell, Reese Ervin, Ruby Leman), 1:01.34

2. Ames, 1:02.98

3. Waukee Northwest, 1:03.24

4. Iowa City West, 1:04.91

5. West Des Moines Valley, 1:05.58

6. Norwalk, 1:06.71

7. Cedar Falls, 1:07.98

Pleasant Valley, DQ

3A girls shuttle hurdle

Defending 100 hurdles champion Addisyn Terpstra anchored Newton to victory. With three Stahles running, Solon was runner-up.

1. Newton (Macy Lampe, JaQuay Priest, Chloe Rorabaugh, Addisyn Terpstra), 1:04.79

2. Solon, 1:05.18

3. Clear Creek Amana, 1:06.69

4. Winterset, 1:07.85

5. Decorah, 1:08.21

6. Le Mars, 1:08.79

7. Atlantic, 1:09.07

8. Cedar Rapids Xavier, 1:09.80

2A girls shuttle hurdle

Sioux Central won in a Class 2A state meet record 1:04.67. Ridge View was runner-up for the second year in a row and also beat the previous record time. Reigning champion Cascade took third.

1. Sioux Central (Ryleigh Waldstein, Brynn Webber, Berkley Johannsen, Preslie Peterson), 1:04.67

2. Ridge View, 1:04.75

3. Cascade, 1:06.20

4. Treynor, 1:06.61

5. Alburnett, 1:07.93

6. Union Community, 1:09.13

7. Estherville-Lincoln Central, 1:10.36

Aplington-Parkersburg, DQ

1A girls shuttle hurdle

1. Stanton (Addison Olson, Lauren Johnson, Elly McDonald, Hannah Olson), 1:07.26

2. Northwood-Kensett, 1:07.46

3. Fremont-Mills, 1:07.54

4. Algona Garrigan, 1:07.93

5. Remsen St. Mary's, 1:08.56

6. Ar-We-Va, 1:09.26

7. North Butler, 1:10.02

Saint Ansgar, DQ

4A boys (after 800):

Johnston 61, City High 54, Linn-Mar 45.

4A boys 800

Sioux City North's Gabe Nash won it, while Iowa City schools took the next three spots. That includes a 2-4 finish for City High.

1. Gabe Nash (Sioux City North), 1:52.34

2. Truman Thompson (Iowa City High), 1:53.30

3. Moustafa Tiea (Iowa City West), 1:53.63

4. Ammon Smith (Iowa City High), 1:54.19

5. Carson Lane (Johnston), 1:54.31

6. Tommy Hensley (Urbandale), 1:55.09

7. Owen Wolfe (West Des Moines Dowling), 1:55.18

8. Garrett Weber (Waukee), 1:55.22

3A boys 800

Drake Relays runner-up Chase Lauman of Pella passed South Tama's Tommy Tyynismaa on the final stretch to win. Both beat the previous Class 3A state meet record time. Lauman won the 3,200 Thursday as well.

1. Chase Lauman (Pella), 1:52.61

2. Tommy Tyynismaa (South Tama), 1:52.80

3. Quentin Nauman (Western Dubuque), 1:54.50

4. Austin Stierman (North Polk), 1:55.64

5. Ethan Eichhorn (Lewis Central), 1:56.23

6. Carter Holland (Nevada), 1:56.45

7. Eli Page (Vinton-Shellsburg), 1:57.40

8. Andrew Smith (Glenwood), 1:57.85

2A boys 800

Logan Rosas, the anchor of Mediapolis' winning distance medley, held off Belmond-Klemme's Isaac Swenson by two-hundredths of a second.

1. Logan Rosas (Mediapolis), 1:56.18

2. Isaac Swenson (Belmond-Klemme), 1:56.20

3. Caleb Ten Pas (Des Moines Christian), 1:57.35

4. Evan Osler (Okoboji), 1:57.85

5. Owen Schmidgall (Mediapolis), 1:58.00

6. Aaron Fynaardt (Des Moines Christian), 1:58.22

7. Tyler Venenga (Grundy Center), 1:58.29

8. Jayse Yoder (Mid-Prairie), 1:58.68

1A boys 800

1. Aaron Lursen (Fort Dodge St. Edmond), 1:56.64

2. Malakai Hale (Earlham), 1:57.44

3. Rylan Martin (New London), 1:57.47

4. Evan Robertson (Springville), 1:59.15

5. Landon Bendgen (Woodbine), 1:59.19

6. Michael Gadberry (Lisbon), 1:59.76

7. Will Howes (Central Springs), 1:59.82

8. Sam DeMeulenaere (Belle Plaine), 1:59.86

Gracie Federspiel's 800 win gives Solon a 27-point lead in the 3A girls race.

4A girls 800

After anchoring Dubuque Hempstead's distance medley to a state title, Keelee Leitzen won the individual 800 as well.

1. Keelee Leitzen (Dubuque Hempstead), 2:11.46

2. Grace Boleyn (Pleasant Valley), 2:12.73

3. Ani Wedemeyer (Iowa City High), 2:13.08

4. Adrienne Buettner-Cable (Des Moines Roosevelt), 2:13.45

5. Alli Macke (Ankeny), 2:15.14

6. Sidney Swartzendruber (Cedar Rapids Kennedy), 2:15.96

7. Bethany Northrup (Linn-Mar), 2:16.21

8. Anna Sheriff (Waukee Northwest), 2:16.80

3A girls 800

Gracie Federspiel, the anchor of Solon's winning distance medley Friday, added a title in the 800.

1. Gracie Federspiel (Solon), 2:12.97

2. Ava Rush (Atlantic), 2:14.14

3. Sarah Feddersen (Gilbert), 2:15.48

4. Marie Dea (Carroll), 2:15.54

5. Keira Andersen (Gilbert), 2:16.16

6. Laura Swart (Mount Vernon), 2:17.80

7. Iris Dahl (Washington), 2:19.61

8. Claire Pellett (Atlantic), 2:19.75

2A girls 800

Sibley-Ocheyedan's Madison Brouwer won her second title in the 800.

1. Madison Brouwer (Sibley-Ocheyedan), 2:13.67

2. Clare Kelly (Van Meter), 2:14.71

3. Mayson Hartley (Clarinda), 2:16.21

4. Grace Storjohann (Grundy Center), 2:17.16

5. Bethany Warren (Forest City), 2:17.38

6. Mary Kelly (Van Meter), 2:17.56

7. Clare Wright (Jesup), 2:18.55

8. Danielle Hostetler (Mid-Prairie), 2:19.13

1A girls 800

Sophomore Kadence Huck gave Nashua-Plainfield its first 800 state title.

1. Kadence Huck (Nashua-Plainfield), 2:11.75

2. Noelle Steines (Calamus-Wheatland), 2:13.93

3. Maddy Childs (Grand View Christian), 2:15.06

4. Lili Denton (Council Bluffs St. Albert), 2:17.48

5. Nora Peterson (Alta-Aurelia), 2:17.86

6. Jolee Mesz (Lawton-Bronson), 2:19.38

7. Nicole Sherer (Woodbine), 2:19.44

8. Isah VanArsdol (Tri-Center), 2:19.46

4

4A boys sprint medley

Johnston owns the new Iowa all-time best (1:30.15). Runner-up Ankeny also beat the previous record.

1. Johnston (Tatum Fox, Owen Ellsworth, Kaia Fox, Jashua Anglo), 1:30.15

2. Ankeny, 1:30.78

3. Bettendorf, 1:31.96

4. Mason City, 1:32.53

5. Cedar Falls, 1:32.96

6. Cedar Rapids Prairie, 1:33.10

7. Waterloo West, 1:33.26

8. Norwalk, 1:33.33

3A boys sprint medley

Ian Fagan's final kick was the winning kick for Western Dubuque.

1. Western Dubuque (Grant Glausser, Brock Carpenter, Dillon Aulwes, Ian Fagan), 1:32.38

2. DeWitt Central, 1:32.53

3. Carlisle, 1:33.51

4. Mount Vernon, 1:34.09

5. Sioux City Heelan, 1:34.62

6. Grinnell, 1:35.09

7. Washington, 1:35.12

8. North Polk, 1:35.17

2A boys sprint medley

It's a 1-2 finish for the Hawkeye 10 Conference, led by Shenandoah.

1. Shenandoah (Hunter Dukes, Cole Graham, Brody Cullin, Alex Razee), 1:32.99

2. Red Oak, 1:33.57

3. Williamsburg, 1:34.74

4. Mediapolis, 1:34.75

5. Dike-New Hartford, 1:34.92

6. Pella Christian, 1:35.22

7. Camanche, 1:35.30

8. Des Moines Christian, 1:35.68

1A boys sprint medley

Lawton-Bronson broke the Class 1A state meet record as anchor Theo Moseman held off 400 and 400 hurdles champion Ryce Reynolds of Mount Ayr. The runner-up Raiders and third-place Lynnville-Sully also beat the previous record time. Lawton-Bronson won the 4x200 Friday as well.

1. Lawton-Bronson (Leighton Olesen, Caleb Garnand, Louden Grimsley, Theo Moseman), 1:31.12

2. Mount Ayr, 1:31.40

3. Lynnville-Sully, 1:33.28

4. Iowa Valley, 1:35.00

5. Newell-Fonda, 1:35.10

6. South Hamilton, 1:35.54

7. Westwood, 1:36.66

8. Anita CAM, 1:36.93

What a finish in the 4A girls SMR.

Kennedy 1:46.12, Waukee Northwest 1:46.13.

Sidney Swartzendruber with the rally and the lean to win it.

4A girls sprint medley

Sidney Swartzendruber passed Northwest's Avery Winter at the finish line, giving Cedar Rapids Kennedy the win by one-hundredth of a second.

1. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (Quren Hullon, Morgan Hospodarsky, Addison Swartzendruber, Sidney Swartzendruber), 1:46.12

2. Waukee Northwest, 1:46.13

3. Johnston, 1:47.05

4. Waukee, 1:47.92

5. West Des Moines Dowling, 1:48.04

6. Bettendorf, 1:48.16

7. Ames, 1:48.30

8. Linn-Mar, 1:49.48

3A girls sprint medley

Dubuque Wahlert won it after a runner-up finish last season. Solon was second and picked up eight more points to build on its team lead.

1. Dubuque Wahlert (Lauren McClimon, Emma Donovan, Meghan McDonald, Rylee Steffen), 1:47.60

2. Solon, 1:48.22

3. Clear Lake, 1:48.22

4. Pella, 1:48.50

5. Decorah, 1:48.86

6. Maquoketa, 1:49.20

7. Mount Vernon, 1:49.82

8. North Polk, 1:50.05

2A girls sprint medley

Van Meter completed a sweep of the 2A girls' medleys, with Clare Kelly anchoring both.

1. Van Meter (Makenzie Dubbin, Ava Baumhover, Eden Moore, Clare Kelly), 1:48.33

2. Pella Christian, 1:49.16

3. Mid-Prairie, 1:49.89

4. Denver, 1:50.23

5. Estherville-Lincoln Central, 1:50.74

6. Eddyville EBF, 1:52.05

7. Okoboji, 1:52.74

8. Forest City, 1:52.87

1A girls sprint medley

And we're off. Lawton-Bronson wins the first event of the day.

1. Lawton-Bronson (Addison Rubendall, Sydney Brouwer, Alice Mahoney, Jolee Mesz), 1:51.38

2. Fremont-Mills, 1:52.11

3. Don Bosco, 1:52.23

4. Nodaway Valley, 1:53.02

5. West Monona, 1:53.03

6. Lone Tree, 1:53.14

7. Midland, 1:53.29

8. Wapsie Valley, 1:53.73

The gun is off in the 1A girls sprint medley and we are underway.

Howdy one last time from Drake Stadium.

The state track and field meet concludes today. 9 events apiece in all 8 divisions.

The order:

SMR

800

SHR

100

100/110H

200

1,600/1,500

4x100

4x400

Schedule and viewing guide

Here's how to watch Saturday's events, plus a look at the schedule.

Friday's state track coverage

» Class 4A boys: Iowa City West wins a pair of relays (and learns a lesson)

» Class 4A girls: Strained quad, broken collarbone can't stop City High hurdler Eva Reynolds

» Class 3A boys: Mount Vernon wins heat, then watches and wins distance medley title

» Class 3A girls: Solon skyrockets to team lead with wins in distance medley, 400 hurdles

» Class 2A roundup: Williamsburg's Derek Weisskopf repeats in the high jump

» Class 1A roundup: Springville's Nia Howard wins an event she nearly moved on from

» Photos: Class 1A and 4A events

» Photos: Class 2A and 3A events