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Spencer’s Noah Zastrow finishes second at WIAA State Track & Field Championships

By Hub City Times
June 3, 2016
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Hutchison, Momont, Wojt, Gronemeyer, Dons relay move on to finals on Saturday


By Paul Lecker

Sports Reporter

LA CROSSE — Spencer junior Noah Zastrow earned the first medal among the local athletes at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on Friday.

Zastrow, who placed third in the Division 3 boys pole vault the past two years at the state meet, did one better on Friday, finishing second to earn a silver medal with a vault of 14 feet 6 inches.

A number of other local athletes ran in preliminary races on Friday. Some moved on to Saturday’s finals, and a number of others had close calls but failed to qualify.

All three of Columbus Catholic’s entries will compete in finals on Saturday.

Senior Alexandra Hutchison, the defending Division 3 state champion in both the girls 100 and 200 meters, will get a chance to add to her medal count at the state meet on Saturday as she moved on in each event.

Hutchison will be going for her third-straight D-3 200-meter title after earning the top qualifying spot in the event with a time of 25.17 seconds. She qualified ninth in the 100 in 13.67 seconds.

The Columbus boys 800 relay team of Elijah Welsh, Leo Pittsley, David Nielsen, and Farid Torbey also will run in Saturday’s finals after earning the 10th and last spot in the finals with a time of 1:35.30.

Marshfield senior Calden Wojt ran in three events on Friday and qualified for the finals in one.

Wojt will move on in the Division 1 boys 200 meters as he qualified fourth in 22.24 seconds. Wojt was 12th in the 400 prelims in 49.92 seconds, missing out on the final qualifying spot by just 0.11 seconds, and was 21st in the 100 in 11.58 seconds.

Auburndale senior Sylviann Momont was busy on Friday, competing in the Division 3 girls long jump and running prelims in the 100 and 300 hurdles.

Momont qualified for Saturday’s finals in the 100 hurdles, taking eighth in 16.95 seconds, but failed to move on in the 300 hurdles as she was 14th in 49.62. Momont did not medal in the long jump, taking 10th with a leap of 16 feet 10 ¼ inches. She will compete in the triple jump on Saturday.

Also moving on for the Auburndale girls is Rachel Gronemeyer, who was eighth in the 400 preliminaries with a time of 1:01.25. Teammate Isabella Jewell, a freshman, missed out on a spot in the finals by taking 11th in 1:03.73, a little less than a second out of 10th.

Auburndale’s lone boy state qualifier, sophomore Carver Empey, did not reach the finals in the D-3 400 as he finished 16th and last in qualifying with a time of 53.40.

Spencer’s Sabrina Vircks competed in the Division 3 girls high jump and tied for 11th with a jump of 4 feet 10 inches. Vircks, Kaily Northup, Nadia King, and Liz Endreas were set to compete in the 1,600 relay, but it was postponed due to rain.

King, Lauren Faber, Northup, and McKenna Brecht took 12th in the 400 relay with a time of 52.30 seconds and failed to make it to the finals.

In addition to those competing in finals in the running events Saturday will be Spencer’s Johanna Ellefson in the D-3 girls pole vault, the Rockets’ Max Johnson in the D-3 boys shot put, and Auburndale’s Kali Karl in the D-3 girls 800.

(Hub City Times Sports Reporter Paul Lecker is also the publisher of MarshfieldAreaSports.com.)

Marshfield’s Calden Wojt battles in the Division 1 boys 200-meter preliminaries at the WIAA State Track & Field Championships on Friday at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Wojt qualified fourth in the event and will run in the finals on Saturday.Calden Wojt competes the 100-meter dash preliminaries at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on June 3. He finished in 11.58 seconds and did not qualify for finals.Calden Wojt runs the 400-meter dash at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on Friday. He was 12th in 49.92 seconds, missing out on the final qualifying spot for Saturday by just 0.11 seconds.Marshfield Columbus Catholic’s Alexandra Hutchison wins the 200-meter dash at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on Friday. She had the top time in preliminaries (25.17) to qualify for Saturday’s final.Sylviann Momont leaps over the final hurdle of the 300-meter hurdle race at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of La Crosse on June 3. She failed to move on as she was 14th in 49.62.Auburndale's Sylviann Momont runs the 100-meter hurdles at the 2016 WIAA State Track and Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on June 3. Taking eighth in 16.95 seconds, she qualified for Saturday’s finals.Auburndale’s Rachel Gronemeyer gets out of the blocks in the 400-meter dash at the at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on Friday. She finished in 1:01.25 to qualify for Saturday’s final.Spencer pole vaulter Noah Zastrow was the first local athlete to medal at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. His best vault Friday was 14 feet 6 inches, which was good for second.Spencer pole vaulter Noah Zastrow was the first local athlete to medal at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Championships at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. His best vault Friday was 14 feet 6 inches, which was good for second.Spencer pole vaulter Noah Zastrow was the first local athlete to medal at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Championships at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. His best vault Friday was 14 feet 6 inches, which was good for second.Auburndale sprinter Carver Empey reacts after running in the 400-meter dash at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on June 3. He finished with a time of 53.40.Farid Torbey runs the anchor leg of Marshfield Columbus Catholic's boys 800-meter relay at the 2016 WIAA State Track & Field Championships at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on June 3. The team finished in 1:35.30, earning the 10th and last spot in Saturday's finals.
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