State track meet: Six of the best rise up

Class AA: Lincoln boys win first state title in 25 years; Rapid City Stevens claims girls crown

Given that Lincoln track coach Jim Jarovski also serves as an assistant football coach, he couldn't help but draw similarities between the Patriots' state football title last fall and the track crown his boys captured Saturday.

In both instances, the Pats lost a key member of the team to injury (this weekend it was standout distance runner Will Lauer, out with a lower leg ailment), but the depth of both squads answered the bell in true championship fashion.

"That last week we lost (quarterback) Connor Burchill and had to have guys step up," said Jarovski. "I said (on Thursday), 'I need you guys to do the same,' and we had that. Nathan Schroeder stepping up in the distance and Matt Wagner getting a couple points in the hurdles and Adam Belhaj and Free Bump – all the guys just stepped it up."

The collective uprising translated to 118 team points and the Patriots' first Class AA state track and field title since 1989. Roosevelt finished runner-up with 95 points, while Brandon Valley (851/2), Rapid City Stevens (59) and Watertown (581/2) rounded out the top five.

Belhaj led the championship charge with wins in the 200-meter (22.61) and 400-meter (48.39) dashes while also anchoring a first-place 1,600 relay effort with teammates Ned Sudbeck, Zarek Kahn and Isaac Bindert. His winning 400 time tied a meet record set by Brandon Valley's Cam Holmes, who led most of the way on Saturday until Belhaj found another gear.

"I felt good the whole race and just tried to follow Cam as much as I could, then that last 50 meters I saw him ahead of me and was like, 'I can't let him (stay) ahead of me' and I came out with a win," said the Lincoln senior. "I'm honestly humbled that I got the opportunity to run against somebody like that."

The win in the 200 went down to the wire as well, with Belhaj edging Roosevelt's David Mulbah by 0.16 in the final head-to-head clash between the city rivals.

"David's always a good competitor and we like to have our fun before and after races," said Belhaj. "It was kind of juicy on the track getting ready for it."

Mulbah claimed the 100 title with a time of 10.8, but that would be the extent of the Rough Riders' championship success on the track as Roosevelt's 400- and 800-meter relays were disqualified, further opening the door for the Patriots.

Holmes anchored Brandon Valley's championship 800 relay, which won in 1:28.85, while the Washington boys stood atop the podium twice as Dan Marlette won the 300 hurdles in 39.31 and the medley relay team won with a time of 3:37.41.

Roosevelt senior Jack Lembcke added to his trophy case as he defended his shot put title with a toss of 60-3/4. That effort, coupled with his title defense in the discus on Friday, earned him boys field MVP honors, though he fell short of the state record he was shooting for.

"I couldn't piece anything together," said the University of Washington recruit. "I really wanted to throw 66 or above. I was ready for it. Nothing came together. You have days like that – I didn't think it was going to be today, but it was."

Washington senior Michaela Mayer also went out on top with back-to-back shot put titles, winning with a heave of 44-111/4. The University of Minnesota recruit had earlier this season pulled off the second-best shot put in South Dakota history at 46-91/2.

"I'm pretty excited about that," said Mayer. "I'll be able to have my name on South Dakota (record boards) for a while. Hopefully I can go to Minnesota and do some things, too."

In all likelihood, Mayer couldn't have asked for a better senior campaign as she collected a discus title on Friday to go with state championships in softball and basketball.

"I wanted to end them all with a win," she said. "Overall, it's been a really good year."

The Washington girls finished outside the top five as Rapid City Stevens powered its way to a 16th state title in 19 years with 101 points. Rapid City Central (821/2) finished runner-up, followed by Pierre (67), Yankton (59) and Brandon Valley (571/2).

Senior Tamara Gorman was the lone individual champion for the Raiders, winning the 3,200 on Friday, but Stevens flexed its muscle by claiming four of five relay titles. Brandon Valley snagged the 1,600 relay, the final girls race of the day, with a time of 4:00.05.

"Our relays were special," said Stevens coach Paul Hendry. "We don't have any standout sprinters, but we take a lot of pride in our relays. Some of those girls run better with a baton in their hand. It's amazing. They put some extra effort into those relays."

Brookings senior Alexis Gannon closed out her decorated career as arguably the best girls distance jumper in South Dakota history with triple jump and long jump titles Friday and was crowned with girls field MVP honors Saturday.

On the track, Pierre sophomore sprinter Cortney Dowling saw her prep career reach a new level as she defended her 100 and 200 titles and knocked off defending 400 champion Brooke Ireland of Sturgis with an all-time state record time of 55.11. That clocking bested the 55.2 mark set by former stars Kari Heck of Washington and Jasmyne King of Rapid City Central.

"It's really surprising because South Dakota's had such a history of great, fast runners," said Dowling. "To be up there is really an honor. There's no way I could have done it without Brooke. She pushed me the whole way."

The season could be a jumping off point for Dowling, who notched top-five all-time marks in the 100 and 200 as well as winning the 200-meter special event at the Dakota Relays. But she also acknowledged that she'll go from rising phenom to the target in the near future.

"I know there's always going to be someone out there," she said. "There's always going to be that younger runner coming up. They don't just go away. It's awesome to look forward to."

- Justin Wulf

Class A: Sioux Falls Christian girls soar to first title since 1985; Custer boys complete successful title defense

High expectations gave way to even higher performances on Saturday for the Sioux Falls Christian girls, who started out fast and kept getting faster on the way to a team title at the Class A state track meet at Howard Wood Field.

It was the first state team title for Sioux Falls Christian since 1985 and it had been percolating for some time. The Chargers finished sixth in 2011, third in 2012, then second last year before breaking through impressively at this meet with a dominating effort in the relays that was sprinkled with individual first-places elsewhere.

The Custer boys duplicated their team title of a year ago, scoring 103 points. Like Sioux Falls Christian, it was built with upperclassmen who were pretty smooth at rushing the baton around the track.

Showing ample amounts of consistency and elasticity, the Chargers claimed all four of Saturday's relay races. Short or long, they were finishing first.

"We were really dedicated to this year because so many of us were seniors," said Miranda Velgersdyk, who won the 400, finished second in the 200 behind EPJ's Keely Bertram, and provided the anchor leg for a record-setting 1,600 relay effort that ended the meet for the Chargers.

"So we wanted to end it with a bang. We had our expectations but I don't think we were expecting to do quite this well. We're more than happy and we're so blessed to have the team and the coaching staff that we have."

Sioux Falls Christian coach Bob Garry estimated the Chargers would need to hit triple-digits to win the meet, which seemed like quite a haul given that they entered the day with 26 points.

But the coach was witness to a near-perfect day that began with girls track MVP Jordyn Oostra's win in the 100-meter hurdles. About an hour later, they won the 800 relay with four seniors – Kara Koth, Stacy Smidt, Kristin Stern and Velgersdyk – carrying the baton.

Then came a win in the 400 relay, followed by Velgersdyk winning the 400 – which was then followed by Oostra taking the 300 hurdles and Charger sophomore Shelby Zomermaand taking second.

And on it went, with meet record in the medley relay and – with the state title already in hand – a meet record in the 1,600 relay.

Everywhere Garry looked, good things were happening.

"We asked a lot of kids to do a lot of work," Garry said, going on to list several Chargers who ran, counting heats, seven or eight races over the two-day meet.

"That last race, they ran a sub-four relay on their eighth race of the weekend – that's unheard of. All of the credit goes to the girls," he said. "Of the 15 events we competed in, you'd have a very hard time finding a spot where we had a shortcoming ... what they were able to do today was not easy. To put it together like they did was awesome."

The awesomeness began with Oostra's win in the hurdles, which she duplicated a few hours later in the 300.

"It was a PR in both and a good way to end my career," Oostra said. "It was so exciting today to see everyone PR-ing and breaking records – especially at the state meet. It was great be a part of this with these people."

The Custer boys posted wins in the 3,200 relay on Friday, then came back to take the medley and the 1,600 on Saturday with Brennan Witt anchoring both. Witt, who won the 800 on Friday, was part of two competitive finishes with his anchor legs.

"This was a true team win for us," Witt said. "Going into the mile relay we knew we had the meet won but we wanted to put on a show to end it well and get another medal. And that's what we did – it felt good to end things that way."

Dell Rapids fell short of Custer in the team competition with 85 points but several of the Quarriers' individual efforts were recognized. Bret Nichols, who won the long jump on Friday, came back and one the triple-jump Saturday morning and earned the MVP of the 'A' meet for field athletes for the boys while Emma Johnson of Tri-Valley earned the field award for the girls.

Nichols' teammate Zach Schroeder, who won the 100 and 200 on Saturday, claimed the boys award for the track category.

"I knew we'd be in the running for the team championship so I tried to do everything I could do to help us out," Schroeder said. "I knew we were down going into the four-by-four so I really tried to give it my all in the 200. The 100 felt really good coming out of the blocks – everything felt good today."

The 200 included Landon Larson of Groten Area, who won the 400, and also Hudson Priebe of Chamberlain, who won both hurdles races.

"We were in the wind on the last 100," Schroeder said. "I saw (Larson) slowing a little and I tried to take advantage of that and win the last race of my high school career."

While Priebe fell just short in that race, the Drake-bound hurdler was sharp otherwise.

"I was sticking to what I do best – run the hurdles," Priebe said. "It's all about getting comfortable running them and getting in a little rhythm."

Priebe has been running the two races since middle school with a family tree full of elders who also practiced the craft. He was clocked at 14.8 seconds in his win in the 110-meter and won the 300 with a time of 39.04. Both were the best of the day in any class.

"It's a cruel event," Priebe said of the 300. "It's all about repetitions – you can't run the 300 hurdles without doing it a lot. Winning two today felt amazing. Last year I couldn't quite do it, but it feels great to come back this year and get two golds."

There were other highlights. Hailey Streff, who won the 3,200 on Friday, came back with a win in the 1,600 on Saturday and anchored a second-place finish for Bulldogs' medley relay team. Her teammate Coley Stroller won her third consecutive triple-jump, leaping 35-10.25. Justine Zylstra of Canton was right behind at 35-9.25. Four jumpers finished within four inches of the winner.

"There were a lot of good jumpers who were very consistent," said Stroller, who will compete at Augustana next year. "That made it tougher, but they were really good and we had a good time with it. I'd hope to get a 35-footer today because I'd hit it once before and this was my farthest jump this season."

And on the topic of close finishes, Canton thrower Tyler Lems finished second by a half-inch in the shot on Friday but came back and took the mystery out of the discus competition on Saturday with a throw of 169-7.

It was more than 10 feet farther than his nearest competitor.

At 6-2 and a little over 200 pounds, no one would call Lems a small guy, but compared to some of the giants he's usually going up against in the shot and the disc, he's giving away anywhere from 20 to 50 pounds to many of his competitors.

Not a problem, he said.

"I've been throwing varsity since eighth grade so I've gotten used to it," he said. "I'm smaller than a lot of the guys but I'll take it – there's a lot of technique to this."

- Mick Garry

Class B: Ipswich girls continue dynasty; Parker boys grab title in close race

Ipswich and Macy Heinz are amid one of the best runs in South Dakota Class B girls track and field history.

That became official Saturday in rather ho-hum fashion at Howard Wood Field.

The Tigers scored 97 points to claim their third team title in a row at the state meet, tying Armour (1981-83) and Chester (1990-2001) for the longest reign in the division since it began in 1975. Although well back of Ipswich, Irene-Wakonda scored 35.5 points to fend off Chester Area (35), Arlington (34) and Freeman (34) for runner-up honors.

The freshman Heinz scored 40 points by herself in winning the 100, the 400 and the 1,600 on Saturday to go with the 800-meter championship she claimed Friday. That's four individual titles, the maximum under entry rules. It pushed her career state title total to 11 – nine solo and two relays.

Her last first of the day came in the 400. Heinz crossed the finish line, dropped to a knee then sat on the track, taking a well-earned rest. Before long she was back on her feet by the awards area, receiving more hardware – she was named meet MVP for the third year in a row – and congratulating other runners.

"I was tired – mentally, too, with all the races," said Heinz, who last year ran three individual races and a relay. "But everything turned out great. I'm really thankful for that."

She made it look easy. In order, Heinz won the 100 (12.51), the 1,600 (5:13.53) then the 400 (57.10). There was about an hour in between each race – 45 minutes after podium time. She tried to take off her shoes, stay loose and warm and scarf some beef jerky and Powerade.

The most interesting race was the 100 because this was her third experience with that distance at a high school meet. She had to beat defending champ Sierra Stotz of Eureka/Bowdle. She did by .22.

Nobody was within 1.82 seconds of the lean, rangy Heinz in the three longer races. Her combined margin: 11.14. It was her first title in the 100, her second in the 400 and her third in the 800 and 1,600.

She's the centerpiece of a young Tigers team that also is the reigning Class B state champs in cross country. They brought 17 kids to the state track meet; only one is a senior.

Surprisingly, Ipswich didn't win its region meet, instead gearing the entire season toward state. They made good on that goal with room to spare – and there's no end in sight to their run.

"We have a wonderful team," Heinz said. "Hopefully we can continue to do this."

The boys half of the Class B meet went down to the wire, as Parker claimed its first-ever crown by topping defending champ Herreid/Selby Area by a single point at 58-57.

Initially, Pheasants coach Phil Bjorneberg thought his squad – third last year – had lost by a point. He was delighted by the miscalculation. Rather than lamenting narrow misses, he got to laud victories big and small.

There were three clear highlights. Parker claimed first in two relays – the 3,200 on Friday and the sprint medley Saturday. Sophomore Zack Anderson, slumping a bit of late after a hot start to the season, won the high jump at 6-4 in something of an upset over defending champ and Herreid/Selby senior Dakota Thorstenson.

Less obviously, the Pheasants gained an unexpected point in the 110 hurdles when sophomore Kordell Buyck snagged a bid to the finals. Also, senior Eric Hunstad scored a point in the 300 hurdles in adventurous fashion. He was impeded in the prelims Friday and awarded a rerun on an otherwise empty track, posting a qualifying time in that second chance.

"It's so nice to be on the other side of it," said Bjorneberg, whose team began the day in third. "I've got great group of seniors and a couple really good sophomores."

Wessington Springs senior Jase Kraft capped his decorated career by defending his title in the 1,600 at 4:19. It was his third individual title of the weekend – he won the 800 and the 3,200 on Friday – and his fourth of the school year when added to a cross country crown earned in the fall.

The University of Sioux Falls recruit was gassed by the 400 finals, finishing eighth and underscoring the difficulty of what Heinz accomplished. But he left plenty satisfied, having left everything on the track.

Despite being unchallenged by the field, he went down hard at the finish line in the 1,600 in an attempt to break the state meet that was set in 1988. Kraft came up 0.56 short.

"The last two years I've been going after the (distance) triple crown," he said. "It was a little mental problem I had last year. This year, I said take it one race at a time instead of trying to do the whole thing in one race."

- Terry Vandrovec

FINAL RESULTS

Class AA Boys

Team points - SF Lincoln 118, SF Roosevelt 95, Brandon Valley 85.5, Rapid City Stevens 59, Watertown 58.5, RC Central 57, SF Washington 56, Yankton 38, Sturgis 32, Pierre 27, Douglas 22.5, Aberdeen Central 21, Brookings 18, Harrisburg 16, SF O'Gorman 14.5, Spearfish 12, Huron 3, Mitchell 2.

Shot put - 1, Jack Lembcke (SF Roosevelt) 60-0.75; 2, Michael Keogan (Watertown) 53-1; 3, Aaron Beaird (RC Central) 50-0.25; 4, Kirby Hora (SF Roosevelt) 49-4.25; 5, Graham Protexter (Pierre) 48-6; 6, Grant Schmidt (SF Roosevelt) 47-4.25; 7, Steven McKee (Yankton) 46-11; 8, Sam Schaunaman (Aberdeen Central) 46-7.25.

100 - 1, David Mulbah (SF Roosevelt) 10.80; 2, Adam Belhaj (SF Lincoln) 10.95; 3, Taryn Christion (SF Roosevelt) 10.97; 4, Ryan Immeker (Brandon Valley) 11.07; 5, Joe Foley (Watertown) 11.09; 6, Damian Hall (Spearfish) 11.10; 7, Mason Hericks (Watertown) 11.11; Quade Ruffin Hill (RC Central) DQ.

200 - 1, Adam Belhaj (SF Lincoln) 22.61; David Mulbah (SF Roosevelt) 22.77; 3, Mason Hericks (Watertown) 22.90; 4, Cam Holmes (Brandon Valley) 23.01; 5, Quade Ruffin Hill (RC Central) 23.04; 6, Ryan Immeker (Brandon Valley) 23.27; 7, Joe Foley (Watertown) 23.33; 8, Taylor Sperlich (RC Stevens) 24.19.

400 - 1, Adam Belhaj (SF Lincoln) 48.39 (ties Class AA meet record); 2, Cam Holmes (Brandon Valley) 48.40; 3, Anthony Bachmeier (Aberdeen Central) 48.91; 4, Ned Sudbeck (SF Lincoln) 50.20; 5, Paul Paul (Harrisburg) 50.42; 6, Zarek Khan (SF Lincoln) 50.61; 7, Chris Sharpe (SF O'Gorman) 51.71; 8, Ryan Stiles (RC Central) 52.39.

1,600 - 1, Jacob Simmons (Sturgis) 4:17.30; 2, Nathan Schroeder (SF Lincoln) 4:26.56; 3, Free Bump (SF Lincoln) 4:26.86; 4, Justice Lamer (Brookings) 4:27.21; 5, Caleb Diggs (Douglas) 4:27.24; 6, Jacob Hegland (Brandon Valley) 4:27.44; 7, Tom Pfeifle (RC Stevens) 4:28.72; 8, Tiegen Lindner (SF O'Gorman) 4:29.06.

110 hurdles - 1, Talon Maxon (RC Central) 14.75; 2, Dan Marlette (SF Washington) 15.26; 3, Bennett Fierro (RC Stevens) 15.30; 4, Shay Reinke (Pierre) 15.43; 5, Jamaal Covey (Pierre) 15.46; 6, A.J. Breck (SF Washington) 16.30; 7, Matt Booth (Pierre) 16.52; 8, Mayuen Akok (SF Roosevelt) 18.26.

300 hurdles - 1, Dan Marlette (SF Washington) 39.31; 2, Tanner Waddell (SF Washington) 40.76; 3, Shay Reinke (Pierre) 41.04; 4, Alexander Klapperich (RC Central) 41.37; 5, Bennett Fierro (RC Stevens) 41.44; 6, Matt Wagner (SF Lincoln) 41.45; 7, Mayuen Akok (SF Roosevelt) 41.46; 8, Luke Fritsch (SF O'Gorman) 42.08.

400 relay - 1, Watertown (Shay Bratland, Jess Poppen, Mason Hericks, Joe Foley) 42.64; 2, Brandon Valley 43.43; 3, SF Lincoln 43.58; 4, Harrisburg 44.21; 5, SF Washington 44.25; 6, Aberdeen Central 44.26; 7, RC Central 44.35; SF Roosevelt DQ.

800 relay - 1, Brandon Valley (Chase Grode, Ryan Immeker, Drew Reinschmidt, Cam Holmes) 1:28.85; 2, Watertown 1:29.08; 3, RC Central 1:29.64; 4, SF Lincoln 1:30.93; 5, RC Stevens 1:31.49; 6, Aberdeen Central 1:33.10; 7, Pierre 1:34.36; SF Roosevelt DQ.

Medley relay - 1, SF Washington (Ethan McKinney, Zach Needham, Jacob Green, Alex Derr) 3:37.41; 2, SF Lincoln 3:38.12; 3, Brandon Valley 3:38.24; 4, RC Central 3:39.53; 5, SF Roosevelt 3:44.51; 6, Watertown 3:47.36; O'Gorman DQ; RC Stevens DQ.

1,600 relay - 1, SF Lincoln (Ned Sudbeck, Zarek Khan, Isaac Bindert, Adam Belhaj) 3:22.24; 2, RC Stevens 3:24.81; 3, SF Washington 3:24.93; 4, RC Central 3:25.44; 5, Spearfish 3:27.99; 6, SF Roosevelt 3:31.21; 7, Yankton 3:32.62; 8, Watertown 3:33.70.

Class AA Girls

Team points - RC Stevens 101, RC Central 82.5, Pierre 67, Yankton 59, Brandon Valley 57.5, SF Washington 48, Brookings 41, SF Lincoln 40, Sturgis 40, Mitchell 37.5, SF O'Gorman 33.5, SF Roosevelt 31, Watertown 29.5, Harrisburg 25, Aberdeen Central 19, Spearfish 15.5, Huron 11.

Shot put - 1, Michaela Mayer (SF Washington) 44-11.25; 2, Sydney Palmer (Pierre) 39-6; 3, Izzy VanVeldhuizen (SF Lincoln) 38-2.75; 4, Emma Hertz (SF O'Gorman) 37-3.25; 5, Samantha Tippmann (RC Central) 37-2.25; 6, Sydney Arrington (SF Washington) 36-10.25; 7, Abby Sudbeck (Mitchell) 36-9; 8, Shelly Iburg (Mitchell) 36-5.75.

100 - 1, Cortney Dowling (Pierre) 12.15; 2, Alaina Klapperich (RC Central) 12.34; 3, Callie DeWitt (SF O'Gorman) 12.51; 4, Brooke Ireland (Sturgis) 12.61; 5, Macy Denzer (Watertown) 12.63; 6, Emily Delzer (RC Stevens) 12.64; 7, Alyssa Weidler (SF O'Gorman) 12.87; 8, Madison Russman (Aberdeen Central) 13.04.

200 - 1, Cortney Dowling (Pierre) 25.37; 2, Macy Denzer (Watertown) 26.48; 3, Callie DeWitt (SF O'Gorman) 26.70; 4, Alaina Klapperich (RC Central) 27.07; 5, Mearah Miedema (SF Washington) 27.26; 6, Emily Delzer (RC Stevens) 27.42; 7, Evelyn Jorgenson (Brandon Valley) 27.50; Maddison Sullivan (RC Central) DNF.

400 - 1, Cortney Dowling (Pierre) 55.11 (all-time state record; old mark 55.20 by Jasmyne King, RC Central, 2008; old Class AA and all-class state-meet record 55.49 by Jill Theeler, Mitchell, 1997); 2, Brooke Ireland (Sturgis) 55.77; 3, Lauren Hight (Spearfish) 58.39; 4, Courtney Bickley (Brandon Valley) 58.69; 5, Brooke DeVos (SF Roosevelt) 58.88; 6, Peyton Stolle (SF Roosevelt) 1:00.86; 7, Tanya Tingle (Brandon Valley) 1:00.97; Maddison Sullivan (RC Central) DNF.

1,600 - 1, Annie Kruse (Yankton) 5:05.18; 2, Tamara Gorman (RC Stevens) 5:08.20; 3, Jasmyne Cooper (Harrisburg) 5:12.43; 4, Emily Person (RC Stevens) 5:12.66; 5, Haylee Waterfall (Brandon Valley) 5:17.48; 6, Allison Green (Sturgis) 5:18.04; 7, Courtney Klatt (Brandon Valley) 5:18.09; 8, Adeline Straatmeyer (RC Central) 5:18.32.

100 hurdles - 1, Ellie Rew (Mitchell) 14.89; 2, Haley Bruggeman (Harrisburg) 14.99; 3, Mearah Miedema (SF Washington) 15.14; 4, Hailey Luken (Yankton) 15.17; 5, Valerie Moos (SF Roosevelt) 15.31; 6, Tess Johnson (Pierre) 15.76; 7, Ashley Solano (RC Central) 15.88; 8, Julie Teslow (SF Lincoln) 16.39.

300 hurdles - 1, Ashley Solano (RC Central) 45.46; 2, Haley Bruggeman (Harrisburg) 46.01; 3, Valerie Moos (SF Roosevelt) 46.37; 4, Taylor Koch (Spearfish) 46.40; 5, Mearah Miedema (SF Washington) 46.59; 6, Berkley Fierro (RC Stevens) 47.13; 7, Madason Tessier (Yankton) 47.48; 8, Ellie Rew (Mitchell) 47.58.

400 relay - 1, RC Stevens (Emily Haar, Jacey Sawyer, Sydney Daane, Emily Delzer) 49.50; 2, RC Central 49.55; 3, Brookings 49.94; 4, SF O'Gorman 50.01; 5, Yankton 50.43; 6, SF Lincoln 50.79; 7, Brandon Valley 51.0; Watertown DNF.

800 relay - 1, RC Stevens (Emily Haar, Gabbi Demarce, Sydney Daane, Emily Delzer) 1:44.20; 2, Brandon Valley 1:44.89; 3, SF Roosevelt 1:45.82; 4, RC Central 1:46.27; 5, Brookings 1:46.32; 6, SF Washington 1:46.55; 7, Yankton 1:47.21; 8, SF Lincoln 1:50.72.

Medley relay - 1, RC Stevens (Emily Haar, Jacey Sawyer, Mallory Fine, Kendra Dykstra) 4:14:09; 2, Yankton 4:14.44; 3, Brandon Valley 4:19.29; 4, Pierre 4:19.50; 5, Watertown 4:23.27; 6, SF Washington 4:24.83; 7, SF Lincoln 4:25.66; 8, RC Central 4:30.20.

1,600 relay - 1, Brandon Valley (Tanya Tingle, Tiara Tingle, Hannah Hendrick, Courtney Bickley) 3:57.32; 2, Pierre 3:59.93; 3, Watertown 4:02.33; 4, Yankton 4:03.87; 5, RC Stevens 4:04.49; 6, SF Roosevelt 4:05.46; 7, SF Lincoln 4:07.09; 8, Brookings 4:15.39.

Class B Boys

Team points - Parker 58, Herreid/Selby Area 57, Freeman 51, Elkton-Lake Benton 43, Irene-Wakonda 35, Mitchell Christian 32, Wessington Springs 31, Corsica/Stickney 29, Platte-Geddes 25, Kadoka Area 23, Faulkton Area 22, Lyman 19, Avon 19, Sunshine Bible Academy 18, James Valley Christian 16, Bison 16, Great Plains Lutheran 16, Sully Buttes 15, Edmunds Central 15, Bridgewater-Emery 15, Philip 14, Northwestern 14, Arlington 12, Scotland 9.5, White River 9, Tripp-Delmont/Armour 9, Langford Area 9, Aberdeen Christian 8, Centerville 8, Wall 7, Ipswich 7, Baltic 7, Chester Area 6, McCrossan 5, Dell Rapids St. Mary 5, Waverly-South Shore 5, Newell 5, Rapid City Christian 5, Highmore-Harrold 5, Gregory 4, New Underwood 4, Eureka/Bowdle 3.5, Potter County 3, Oelrichs 3, Burke/South Central 3, Freeman Academy 3, Lemmon 3, Viborg-Hurley 3, Hitchcock-Tulare 2, Stanley County 2, Dakota Christian 1, Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 1.

Meet MVPs - Field: Dakota Thorstenson (Herreid/Selby Area). Track: Jase Kraft (Wessington Springs).

High jump - 1, Zack Anderson (Parker) 6-4; 2, Mitchell Giovannettone (Great Plains Lutheran) 6-2; 3, Dakota Thorstenson (Herreid/Selby Area) 6-2; 4, Camron Herrick (Bridgewater-Emery) 6-2; 5, Mason Juracek (Gregory) 6-0; 6, Eriq Swiftwater (Oelrichs) 6-0; 7, Tanner Lemme (Arlington) 6-0; 8, John Begeman (Herreid/Selby Area) 6-0.

100 - 1, Kole Heller (Platte-Geddes) 11.11; 2, Garrett Anderson (Irene-Wakonda) 11.20; 3, Brandon Kocmich (Avon) 11.28; 4, Cole Baloun (Faulkton Area) 11.47; 5, Jeremy Coats (RC Christian) 11.53; 6, Seth Buer (Sunshine Bible Academy) 11.56; 7, Sam Clark (Sunshine Bible Academy) 11.57; 8, Seamus O'Malley (Centerville).

200 - 1, Garrett Anderson (Irene-Wakonda) 23.47; 2, Brandon Kocmich (Avon) 3, Kole Heller (Platte-Geddes) 23.79; 4, Korder Cropsey (Lyman) 24.06; 5, Cole Baloun (Faulkton Area) 24.39; 6, Austin Dossett (Chester Area) 24.71; 7, Seamus O'Malley (Centerville) 25.29; 8, Joseph Weier (Freeman) 52.23.

400 - 1, Brennan Schmidt (Freeman) 50.02; 2, Tristen Erickson (Parker) 50.70; 3, Aaron Lemon (Mitchell Christian) 50.83; 4, Brandon Kocmich (Avon) 51.90; 5, Thierno Diop (Tripp-Delmont/Armour) 52.16; 6, Korder Cropsey (Lyman) 52.40; 7, Logan Schaefbauer (Herreid/Selby Area) 54.13; 8, Jase Kraft (Wessington Springs) 56.35.

1,600 - 1, Jase Kraft (Wessington Springs) 4:19.0; 2, Daniel Burkhalter (Bison) 4:37.56; 3, Tucker Iwerks (Aberdeen Christian) 4:37.57; 4, Quinn Fargen (Elkton-Lake Benton) 4:38.95; 5, Justin Sudtelgte (Elkton-Lake Benton) 4:42.63; 6, Austin Huether (Wall) 4:43.51; 7, Austin Brown (Stanley County) 4:44.19; 8, Luke Voss (Ipswich) 4:44.78.

110 hurdles - 1, Bryce Malsam (Edmunds Central) 15.21; 2, Austin Iverson (Herreid/Selby Area) 15.34; 3, Lee Lauck (Corsica/Stickney) 15.84; 4, Cole Oakley (Highmore-Harrold) 15.94; 5, Cassius Pond (Ipswich) 16.16; 6, Kruz Knudson (Corsica/Stickney) 16.23; 7, Chandlier Sudbeck (Kadoka Area) 16.30; Kordell Buyck (Parker) 17.12.

300 hurdles - 1, Chandlier Sudbeck (Kadoka Area) 40.64; 2, Garrett Anderson (Irene-Wakonda) 41.37; 3, Paul Guptill (Philip) 41.53; 4, Bryce Malsam (Edmunds Central) 42.37; 5, Cole Paulson (Freeman) 42.67; 6, Grant Preheim (Freeman) 42.78; 7, Austin Iverson (Herreid/Selby Area) 42.85; 8, Eric Hunstad (Parker) 43.75.

400 relay - 1, Corsica/Stickney (Kruz Knudson, Austin Tilton, Eli Van Roekel, Mason Van Vuuren) 44.82; 2, Herreid-Selby Area 45.08; 3, Freeman 45.09; 4, Lyman 45.25; 5, Sunshine Bible Academy 45.29; 6, Langford Area 45.61; 7, Chester Area 46.03; 8, RC Christian 46.06.

800 relay - 1, Herreid/Selby Area (Cade Opheim, Cooper Schaefbauer, Logan Schaefbauer, Austin Iverson) 1:32.30; 2, Freeman 1:32.35; 3, Lyman 1:33.27; 4, Corsica/Stickney 1:34.30; 5, Parker 1:34.58; 6, Sunshine Bible Academy 1:34.60; 7, Langford Area 1:35.59; 8, Chester Area 1:36.51.

Medley relay - 1, Parker (Eric Hunstad, Jake Anderson, Tristen Erickson, Michael Olson) 3:43.84; 2, James Valley Christian 3:48.11; 3, Elkton-Lake Benton 3:50.64; 4, Bridgewater-Emery 3:51.13; 5, Arlington 3:51.53; 6, Platte-Geddes 3:52.35; 7, Corsica/Stickney 3:53.31; 8, Freeman 4:01.42.

1,600 relay - 1, Freeman (Tristan Ashwell, Cody Roth, Cole Paulson, Brennan Schmidt) 3:31.06; 2, Sully Buttes 3:35.55; 3, Philip 3:35.93; 4, Baltic 3:37.63; 5, Langford Area 3:39.53; 6, Corsica/Stickney 3:40.92; 7, Hitchcock-Tulare 3:42.15; Arlington DQ.

Class B Girls

Team points - Ipswich 97, Irene-Wakonda 35.5, Chester Area 35, Arlington 34, Freeman 34, Sully Buttes 32, Gayville-Volin 30, Parker 25, Estelline 24, De Smet 23.5, Herreid/Selby Area 22, Elkton-Lake Benton 21.5, Eureka/Bowdle 19, Faulkton Area 18, Andes Central 18, Corsica/Stickney 16.5, Harding County 16, Warner 14, Baltic 12, Lemmon 12, Castlewood 12, Canistota 12, Kimball/White Lake 11, Scotland 11, Burke/South Central 11, Rapid City Christian 11, Dell Rapids St. Mary 9, Wessington Springs 8, Platte-Geddes 8, James Valley Christian 7, Potter County 7, Menno 6, Dupree 6, Avon 6, Philip 6, Leola 6, Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 5.5, White River 5, Lake Preston 5, Wolsey-Wessington 5, Centerville 4.5, Florence/Henry 4, Viborg-Hurley 4, Lyman 4, Wall 4, Newell 4, Jones County 4, Howard 3, Colome 3, Faith 2, Great Plains Lutheran 2, Marion 2, Bridgewater-Emery 1, Hanson 1, Wilmot 1, Colman-Egan 1.

Meet MVPs - Field: Sierra Stugelmeyer (Harding County). Track: Macy Heinz (Ipswich).

High jump - 1, Haylee Biel (Herreid/Selby Area) 5-1; 2, Payton Johnannson (Andes Central) 5-1; 3, Ally Mullaney (Dell Rapids St. Mary) 5-1; 4, (tie) Kayli Buchholz (De Smet), Andrea Sokolowski (Irene-Wakonda), Myah Selland (Sanborn Central/Woonsocket) and jackie Dethlefsen (Corsica/Stickney) 4-11; 8, Kelsey Poppen (De Smet) 4-11.

100 - 1, Macy Heinz (Ipswich) 12.51; 2, Sierra Stotz (Eureka/Bowdle) 12.73; 3, Angela Heinz (Ipswich) 12.75; 4, Erica Kitchenmaster (Andes Central) 12.84; 5, Brianna Kuyper (Corsica/Stickney) 12.95; 6, Josie Wolf (Chester Area) 13.02; 7, Bailey Bradford (Sully Buttes) 13.06; 8, Reganne Engebretson (Platte-Geddes) 13.14.

200 - 1, Sara Heyn (Chester Area) 26.61; 2, Angela Heinz (Ipswich) 26.88; 3, Remi Wientjes (Sully Buttes) 27.15; 4, Erica Kitchenmaster (Andes Central) 27.18; 5, Brittany Olson (Parker) 27.19; 6, Sierra Stotz (Eureka/Bowdle) 27.20; 7, Savannah Dolezal (Estelline) 27.28; 8, Brianna Kuyper (Corsica/Stickney) 27.35.

400 - 1, Macy Heinz (Ipswich) 57.10; 2, Daylee Olson (Arlington) 58.92; 3, Allison Sebern (Burke/South Central) 59.32; 4, Savannah Dolezal (Estelline) 59.42; 5, Kassidy Buse (Canistota) 1:00.08; 6, Callie Heath (Colome) 1:00.74; 7, Brittany Olson (Parker) 1:03.37; 8, Mandee Williamson (Newell) 1:03.73.

1,600 - 1, Macy Heinz (Ipswich) 5:13.53; 2, Laura Nelson (Gayville-Volin) 5:17.54; 3, Cailey Roth (Freeman) 5:25.41; 4, Haley Strait (Castlewood) 5:26.95; 5, Janae Sampson (Arlington) 5:27.43; 6, Genevieve Clark (Gayville-Volin) 5:29.68; 7, Tayah Huether (Wall) 5:34.17; 8, Ellie Coyle (Philip) 5:34.40.

100 hurdles - 1, Lauren Sokolowski (Irene-Wakonda) 14.98; 2, Kelsey Lee (Faulkton Area) 15.57; 3, Jackie Dethlefsen (Corsica/Stickney) 15.74; 4, Shannon Sokolowski (Irene-Wakonda) 16.04; 5, Julia Blue Arm (Lemmon) 16.11; 6, Ally Mullaney (Dell Rapids St. Mary) 16.38; 7, Myah Selland (Sanborn Central/Woonsocket) 17.39; 8, Callie Verver (Colman-Egan) 17.71.

300 hurdles - 1, Kelsey Lee (Faulkton Area) 47.17; 2, Julia Blue Arm (Lemmon) 48.34; 3, Haili Wimer (Leola) 48.66; 4, Shannon Sokolowski (Irene-Wakonda) 48.92; 5, Abby Hora (Viborg-Hurley) 49.08; 6, Alex Wolkow (De Smet) 49.12; 7, Anna Noeldner (Great Plains Lutheran) 50.23; 8, Kadra Kayser (Bridgewater-Emery) 51.73.

400 relay - 1, Sully Buttes (Bailey Bradfield, Racquel Wientjes, Karlea Stahl, Remi Wientjes) 51.58; 2, Eureka/Bowdle 51.71; 3, Irene-Wakonda 51.72; 4, Ipswich 52.14; 5, Chester Area 52.58; 6, Parker 52.60; 7, Corsica/Stickney 52.77; 8, Hanson 53.04.

800 relay - 1, Parker (Morgan Hay, Alexis Olson, Jenny Smith, Brittany Olson) 1:48.0; 2, Chester Area 1:48.35; 3, Sully Buttes 1:50.38; 4, Irene-Wakonda 1:50.47; 5, Ipswich 1;50.58; 6, Platte-Geddes 1:51.92; 7, Avon 1:52.17; 8, Arlington 1:52.76.

Medley relay - 1, Baltic (Mariah Hanisch, Allie Walter, Makay Paszek, Maddie Polzin) 4:25.56; 2, Herreid/Selby Area 4:27.67; 3, Potter County 4:29.65; 4, Sully Buttes 4:32.82; 5, Avon 4:33.87; 6, Gayville-Volin 4:37.36; 7, Castlewood 4:38.39; 8, Arlington 4:38.66.

1,600 relay - 1, Arlington (Kimberly VanBockern, Samantha Boeck, Brylee Hennrich, Daylee Olson) 4:12.22; Freeman 4:14.64; 3, Parker 4:17.53; 4, Canistota 4:17.81; 5, Platte-Geddes 4:19.09; 6, Sully Buttes 4:20.54; 7, Jones County 4:21.87; 8, Castlewood 4:24.76.

Class A Boys

Team points - Custer 103, Dell Rapids 85, Canton 60, St. Thomas More 57, Madison 43, Chamberlain 32, Hot Springs 30, West Central 30, Bon Homme 29, SF Christian 28, Lennox 23, Ethan/Parkston 21, Groton Area 21, Dakota Valley 20, Aberdeen Roncalli 19, Sioux Valley 15, Clark/Willow Lake 14, Redfield/Doland 12, Vermillion 10, Webster Area 10, Miller 9, Flandreau 7, Tea Area 7, Winner 7, Mobridge-Pollock 7, Garretson 7, Lead-Deadwood 6, Beresford 6, Hamlin 5, McCook Central/Montrose 4, Tri-Valley 4, Britton-Hecla 3, Crow Creek 2, Milbank 1, Sisseton 1, Wagner 1, Deuel 1.

Meet MVPs - Field: Brett Nichols (Dell Rapids). Track: Zach Schroeder (Dell Rapids).

Triple jump - 1, Brett Nichols (Dell Rapids) 44-10.75; 2, Ephram Albrecht (Redfield/Doland) 44-8.5; 3, Ty Hoglund (Dell Rapids) 43-1.5; 4, Noah Thurston (Webster Area) 42-10.5; 5, Tanner Ljunggren (Dell Rapids) 41-3; 6, Zach Deihl (St. Thomas More) 40-6.75; 7, Devin Millen (Bon Homme) 40-0.25; 8, Jake Anderson (Milbank) 39-11.75.

Discus - 1, Tyler Lems (Canton) 169-7; 2, Jason Lupkes (Dakota Valley) 157-8; 3, Joel Fish (Lead-Deadwood) 156-8; 4, Angelo Climenti (Custer) 150-4; 5, John Davelaar (SF Christian) 150-1; 6, Zach Morehead (Tea Area) 148-0; 7, Brady Johnson (Tri-Valley) 143-0; 8, Paul Climenti (Custer) 141-7.

100 - 1, Zach Schroeder (Dell Rapids) 11.06; 2, Cody Majeres (Canton) 11.19; 3, Tayler Anderson (Madison) 11.29; 4, Alek Keegan (St. Thomas More) 11.35; 5, Conner Blosmo (Garretson) 11.36; 6, Ty Wynia (Hot Springs) 11.38; 7, Devon Grant (Crow Creek) 11.43; 8, Ephram Albrecht (Redfield/Doland) 11.64.

200 - 1, Zach Schroeder (Dell Rapids) 22.82; 2, Landon Larson (Groton Area) 22.92; 3, Hudson Priebe (Chamberlain) 22.95; 4, Cody Majeres (Canton) 23.24; 5, Riley Scherr (St. Thomas More) 23.59; 6, Jonah Rechtenbaugh (West Central) 23.60; 7, Griffin Schroeder (St. Thomas More) 23.63; 8, Ephram Albrecht (Redfield Doland) 24.29.

400 - 1, Landon Larson (Groton Area) 49.72; 2, Trey Furgeson (Lennox) 49.74; 3, Riley Scherr (St. Thomas More) 50.55; 4, Scott Van Winkle (Bon Homme) 50.77; 5, Austin Borah (Mobridge-Pollock) 51.41; 6, Evan Carlson (Britton-Hecla) 51.61; 7, Nathan Galbraith (Winner) 52.06; 8, Lance Eide (Deuel) 52.55.

1,600 - 1, Eric Yager (Hot Springs) 4:31.75; 2, Israel Parsons (Custer) 4:34.23; 3, Rawson Yost (Clark/Willow Lake) 4:34.25; 4, Logan Burns (Custer) 4:34.74; 5, Caleb DeWeerd (SF Christian) 4:36.57; 6, Blake Perryman (Dakota Valley) 4:39.20; 7, Brennan Witt (Custer) 4:42.51; 8, Nick Dion (Wagner) 4:44.33.

110 hurdles - Hudson Priebe (Chamberlain) 14.80; 2, Weslee Dvorak (Ethan/Parkston) 15.07; 3, Austin Schreurs (Canton) 15.10; Hunter Leighton (Sioux Valley) 15.33; 5, Joel Thomsen (Custer) 15.88; 6, Nick Kayl (Lennox) 16.46; 7, Dakota Bodden (Bon Homme) 17.18; 8, Sam Reynen (Aberdeen Roncalli) 19.80.

300 hurdles - 1, Hudson Priebe (Chamberlain) 39.04; 2, Austin Schreurs (Canton) 40.47; 3, Joel Thomsen (Custer) 40.73; 4, Evan Henderson (St. Thomas More) 40.86; 5, Dereck DeVries (Lennox) 41.42; 6, Luca Kother (Groton Area) 42.24; 7, Nick Kayl (Lennox) 42.32; 8, Tim Parsley (Flandreau) 42.54.

400 relay - 1, Canton (Kyler Kniffen, Eli Ripley, Alex Davies, Cody Majeres) 43.91; 2, Dell Rapids 44.05; 3, St. Thomas More 44.39; 4, West Central 44.63; 5, Madison 45.04; 6, Bon Homme 45.05; 7, Aberdeen Roncalli 45.06; 8, Hot Springs 45.53.

800 relay - 1, St. Thomas More (Griffin Schroeder, PJ Freidel, Giles McGillick, Riley Scherr) 1:31.22; 2, Dell Rapids 1:31.93; 3, West Central 1:32.09; 4, Bon Homme 1:32.13; 5, Canton 1:32.87; 6, Aberdeen Roncalli 1:34.62; 7, Madison 1:34.89; Mobridge-Pollock DQ.

Medley relay - 1, Custer (David Gaston, Joel Thomsen, Chase Glazier, Brennan Witt) 3:38.43; 2, Hot Springs 3:38.44; 3, Madison 3:40.64; 4, Winner 3:42.45; 5, West Central 3:43.49; 6, Mobridge-Pollock 3:45.17; 7, Dell Rapids 3:46.53; 8, McCook Central/Montrose 3:47.35.

1,600 relay - 1, Custer (Chase Glazier, Clayton Wahlstrom, Joel Thomsen, Brennan Witt) 3:26.59; 2, St. Thomas More 3:26.62; 3, Lennox 3:28.34; 4, Bon Homme 3:29.08; 5, Tea Area 3:30.56; 6, McCook Central/Montrose 3:32.37; 7, Dell Rapids 3:35.34; 8, Canton 3:35.70.

Class A Girls

Team points - SF Christian 119, St. Thomas More 98, Madison 92.5, West Central 37, Lead-Deadwood 35, Bon Homme 35, Belle Fourche 30.5, Elk Point-Jefferson 29, Hill City 29, Tri-Valley 28, Custer 27, Canton 27, Garretson 25, Vermillion 18, Clark/Willow Lake 15, Mobridge-Pollock 14, Lennox 12.5, Redfield/Doland 11, Ethan/Parkston 7, Dakota Valley 7, Deubrook Area 7, Dell Rapids 7, Webster Area 6, Milbank 6, Mount Vernon/Plankinton 5, Tea Area 5, Aberdeen Roncalli 4, Bennett County 1.5, Winner 1, Hot Springs 1.

Meet MVPs - Field: Emma Johnson (Tri-Valley). Track: Jordyn Oostra (SF Christian).

Discus - 1, Stephanie Gemar (Mobridge-Pollock) 136-10; 2, Jordin Delzer (Madison) 126-11; 3, Breanna Bullert (Webster Area) 118-8; 4, Emma Johnson (Tri-Valley) 115-2; 5, Kalli Bell (Clark/Willow Lake) 113-11; 6, Christy Renner (Aberdeen Roncalli) 112-4; 7, Missy Voss (West Central) 112-2; 8, Mackenzie Huber (Clark/Willow Lake) 111-8.

Triple jump - 1, Coley Stoller (Madison) 35-10.25; 2, Justine Zylstra (Canton) 35-9.25; 3, Caitlin McLouth (Bon Homme) 35-8.25; 4, Kamberlyn Lamer (Tri-Valley) 35-6.5; 5, Miranda Gallagher (Lead-Deadwood) 34-7.75; 6, Maria Berndt (Deubrook Area) 34-5.25; 7, Maddie Vietor (Dell Rapids) 34-4; 8, Angela Young (Clark/Willow Lake) 33-11.

100 - 1, Shayla Howell (Belle Fourche) 12.68; 2, Keely Bertram (Elk Point-Jefferson) 12.78; 3, Mara VanDeBerg (Garretson) 12.79; 4, Liz Heggen (Canton) 12.82; 5, Erica Ulberg (Milbank) 12.89; 6, Anna Heusinkveld (Bon Homme) 12.92; 7, Carolyn Eckrick (St. Thomas More) 12.93; 8, Michaela Duff (Madison) 12.98.

200 - 1, Keely Bertram (Elk Point-Jefferson) 26.73; 2, Miranda Velgersdyk (SF Christian) 26.83; 3, Shayla Howell (Belle Fourche) 27.26; 4, Alexys Swedlund (St. Thomas More) 27.62; 5, Mara VanDeBerg (Garretson) 27.75; 6, Ashley Vandermeer (Deubrook Area) 27.82; 7, Dru Gylten (St. Thomas More) 28.16; 8, Stacy Smidt (SF Christian) 34.72.

400 - 1, Miranda Velgersdyk (SF Christian) 56.95; 2, Olivia Rud (Madison) 59.16; 3, Shayla Howell (Belle Fourche) 59.18; 4, Alexys Swedlund (St. Thomas More) 59.28; 5, Ciara Duffy (St. Thomas More) 1:00.60; 6, Dru Gylten (St. Thomas More) 1:00.73; 7, Patience Nesheim (Ethan/Parkston) 1:01.03; 8, Erica Carrels (Aberdeen Roncalli) 1:01.57.

1,600 - 1, Hailey Streff (Madison) 5:08.78; 2, Marion Hohn (Hill City) 5:11.98; 3, Maddie Lavin (Vermillion) 5:11.99; 4, Klaire Kirsch (St. Thomas More) 5:25.59; 5, Mattie Fairburn (Lead-Deadwood) 5:25.67; 6, Josie Heeren (Elk Point-Jefferson) 5:25.95; 7, Nicolette Schmidt (Redfield/Doland) 5:30.40; 8, Mikayla Prouty (Clark/Willow Lake) 5:30.41.

100 hurdles - 1, Jordyn Oostra (SF Christian) 14.94; 2, Shannon Duffy (St. Thomas More) 15.13; 3, Shelby Zomermaand (SF Christian) 15.14; 4, Caitlin McLouth (Bon Homme) 15.52; 5, Avery White (St. Thomas More) 15.68; 6, Halie Mechels (Lennox) 15.92; 7, Sara Bohan (Dakota Valley) 15.95; 8, Katie Mathis (Winner) 16.88.

300 hurdles - 1, Jordyn Oostra (SF Christian) 44.89; 2, Shelby Zomermaand (SF Christian) 45.60; 3, Julianne Thomsen (Custer) 46.39; 4, Avery White (St. Thomas More) 46.87; 5, Shannon Duffy (St. Thomas More) 47.12; 6, Justine Zylstra (Canton) 47.52; 7, Mikayla Weiss (Mount Vernon/Plankinton) 47.61; 8, Halie McMains (Canton) 48.22.

400 relay - 1, SF Christian (Julia Yoder, Kristin Stern, Jordyn Oostra, Shelby Zomermaand) 50.23; 2, West Central 50.25; 3, St. Thomas More 50.43; 4, Tea Area 50.99; 5, Lead-Deadwood 51.50; 6, Canton 51.61; 7, Milbank 51.79; 8, Madison 53.05.

800 relay - 1, SF Christian (Kara Koth, Stacy Smidt, Kristin Stern, Miranda Velgersdyk) 1:44.74 (SFC set Class A meet record of 1:44.21 in Friday's prelims); 2, St. Thomas More 1:47.76; 3, Lead-Deadwood 1:48.17; 4, West Central 1:48.34; 5, Canton 1:49.09; 6, Madison 1:49.88; 7, Bon Homme 1:52.37; Mount Vernon/Plankinton DQ.

Medley relay - 1, SF Christian (Shelby Zomermaand, Stacy Smidt, Kristin Stern, Erin Alpers) 4:14.72 (Class A meet record; old mark 4:15.30 by Custer, 1984); 2, Madison 4:17.24; 3, Vermillion 4:18.90; 4, Dakota Valley 4:24.50; 5, West Central 4:24.67; 6, Custer 4:27.04; 7, St. Thomas More 4:27.16; 8, Lead-Deadwood 4:46.76.

1,600 relay - 1, SF Christian (Kara Koth, Kristin Stern, Jordyn Oostra, Miranda Velgersdyk) 3:59.52 (Class A meet record; old mark 4:01.25 by SFC, 2013); 2, St. Thomas More 4:06.44; 3, Lead-Deadwood 4:08.71; 4, Madison 4:15.06; 5, Bon Homme 4:15.55; 6, Mount Vernon/Plankinton 4:16.09; 7, Canton 4:16.33; 8, Deubrook Area 4:23.33.