Taking to the road with a meet at Cadott this past week, the Orioles Boys came away with second place and the girls with seventh.

Among notable finishes for the girls were Adyson Gustafson with a personal record in the 100-meter dash of 13.81, as well as one in the 200-meter dash of 28.19.

In addition, Janelle Schesel took second in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:41.13, while Bethany Pilgrim ran her best 400 of the year for third with a time of 1:05.31.

Alexa Liszewski took a personal record in the 3200-meter run with a time of 14:38.59. 

"She ran well and put forth an effort to capture 5th,”” Coach Seidl said. Of Liszewski. Meanwhile Lula Chwala placed third in the 300 low hurdles with a time of 49.53, while Teagen Becker cleared 5-1 on her way to place second in the high jump and Gustafson did 14-14.25 in the long jump. The girls 4 x 4 team of Schesel, Gustafson, LaGrander and Pilgrim ran a 4:28.47 to capture 2nd.

"We ran against a lot of our Conference rivals on Friday night.  The girls will have to PR a lot to be competitive.  We know what events we have a chance of winning and we will focus on our best events and try to place well as a team.  Fall Creek seems to once again be the favorite,” Coach Seidl said.

As to the boys, they faced their toughest competition of the season at Cadott, with the following results:

Simon Polman placed 4th in the 100 m dash with a time of 11.41.  "He ran really well but the sprinters from Regis were just that much faster,” Coach Seidl said. 

Carson Hodowoniac placed 6th with a personal record time of 11.7.

Madden Mahr placed 3rd in the 200-meter dash (23.67) and Cole Brenner placed 4th (24.30).  

"Troy Trevino ran a personal record of 56.39 to capture 4th. "  

Lucas Walker ran a solid 2:04.68 in the 800 m run to capture 4th. Walker also ran a 4:53.72 to place 4th in the 1600.  

Breckin Burzynski ran 5:12.68 to place 7th in the 1600 m run.  Burzynski also ran his best time in the 3200 m run (11:13.20 to capture 6th.

Nic Schmelzer ran 17.40 in the 110 HH to capture 4th and Aydden Martin ran 18.64 to place 7th

“Nic had his best time in the 300 IH with a personal record time of 44.34 for 1st place,” Seidl said.   Aydden Martin placed 3rd with a time of 47.52.”

As to the relays, there were several notable results.

In the 4x100, Jake Lagrander, Madden Mahr, Carson Hodowanic and Simon Polman broke the school record with a time of 44.71.  The old record was set in 2008 (44.89).  

The team of Cole Brenner, M. Mahr, C.  Hodowonic and Simon Polman also broke the school record in the 4x200 with a time of 1:34.21.  

"We knew this was our one-time chance to break these records because next week we will run trials in the sprints.  Sprint coach Travis Schindler has been working with the sprinters and the boys were eager to make those records fall.  It's a big accomplishment, especially to break both in the same meet. "  

Switching to the boy’s high jump, Cameron Kohls jumped 5'8" and narrowly missed 5-10 to capture 2nd place. "He has been working on his take off and form all week,” Seidl said.”  Zack Boes placed 6th in the high jump with 5-6, also taking first place in the pole vault with a vault of 13-0. Boes also jumped 13-0 to capture 1st place in the pole vault.  He was named MVF for the meet.  He placed 5th in the triple jump (35-1.5). Troy Trevino had a personal record in pole vault with 10-6 and Candin Yeager placed 5th with a personal record jump of 10-0.  

“Our throwers had a good night,” Coach Seidl said. “Zach Ciszak threw 38-11 to capture 3rd in the shot put and Henry Koch placed 4th with a throw of 38-2.  

In the Discus, Zack Cisak threw a PR of 133-6 for 1st place.  "Zach is really working hard to end his senior year on a high note.  He's been a team captain and leader on and off the track. "   

Lastly, Robert Poole threw 120-9 for 3rd place

“We had some great performances at the Cadott meet, but we'll have to have a great night on Tuesday, May 16th to defeat Fall Creek.  They have a bigger boys team, but at conference all teams are limited to 28 total individual entries and that favors our boys team.  We'll have to see if the guys want the title bad enough."  Fall Creek is picked as the favorite. “