Zach Boes is back from State, and while he didn’t make the podium, there was a lot of support and good experience involved. “We were happy that he could jump under pressure and gain experience …
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Zach Boes is back from State, and while he didn’t make the podium, there was a lot of support and good experience involved.
“We were happy that he could jump under pressure and gain experience for the 2023 track season,” Coach Seidl said for a takeaway from the season, with Boes vaulting 12 feet for the initial height at UW-La Crosse. One of only two sophomores in a field of sixteen, Boes is fired up for next year, according to Seidl.
""He is so fired up for next year already," Coach Seidl said. “This was a really positive experience for Zach and I hope that he can build on the success that he had this track season.”
Photo by Joseph Back.
Photo by Joseph Back.
On hand at La Crosse to cheer Boes on were (from left) Carly Verbeten, Joan Verbeten, Robert Seidl, Reece Trunkel (in back), Jordan Donnerbauer, and Travis Schindler.
