MITCHELL — Mitchell hosted the Mitchell Indoor Invite on Thursday at Dakota Wesleyan's Corrigan Fieldhouse, with Mount Vernon/Plankinton, Ethan/Parkston, Watertown and Huron joining the Kernels in the event.
In the girls 60-meter dash, MVP’s Berkeley Engelland (8.03) took first place, E/P’s Lauren Ziebart (8.13) claimed second, while Mitchell’s Lizzie Tyler (8.17) and Ava Brannan (3.36) were third and fifth, respectively. Ziebart (27.75) also placed second in the girls 200-meter dash, which Mitchell’s Brooke Bartscher (27.54) won.
Tyler (1:02.55) and Bartscher (1:04.87) finished first and third, respectively, in the girls 400-meter dash. E/P’s Marissa Storm (1:06.34) was fifth.
Engelland (2:15.48) also won in the girls 800-meter run, with Mitchell’s Kambyl Wede (2:47.16) coming in fifth.
MVP’s Reagan Rus (9.77) was first in the girls 60-meter hurdles, while teammate Alexis Hauge (10.82) was second. A trio of Kernels rounded out the top five in Makenzie Peterson (10.87), Delana Henkel (10.98) and Keyana Kelley (10.99).
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Mitchell’s quartet of Kelley, Addie Siemsen, Sidney Malde and Lainee Forst took first place in the girls 4x200-meter relay with a time of 1:53.09. MVP’s Jaylin Johnson, Madalynn Lorang, Hauge and Alyssa Johnson (1:59.09) and E/P’s Chantal Wuertzer, Storm, Mariah Royston and Rachel Klock (1:59.89) finished third and fourth, respectively, in the event.
In the girls 4x400-meter relay, MVP’s team of Rus, Hauge, Alyssa Johnson and Engelland came in first at 4:16.84, while Mitchell’s Forst, Mia Mullenmeister, Carsyn Weich and Tyler took second with a time of 4:17.01. Mitchell also saw Keyana Kelley, Sidney Malde, Madeline Vogel and Emerson Smith take fourth with a time of 4:33.08. E/P's Ella Pollreisz, Mya Wickersham, Chantal Wuertzer and Keeara Oakley finished fifth with a time of 4:46.15.
E/P’s Morgan Maxwell, Mya Wickersham, Berkeley Ziebart and Keeara Oakley finished second in the girls 4x800-meter relay with a time of 11:13.80.
Two foursomes of Kernels finished atop the girls 1600 sprint medley, as Brannan, Claire Hegg, Mullenmeister and Weich posted a time of 4:38.17, while Danny Borja, Henkel, Madeline Vogel and Emerson Smith had a time of 4:58.07. MVP’s Jaylin Johnson, Alyssa Johnson, Addisyn Everson and Abigail Engelland finished third with a time of 5:02.34.
Mitchell’s Halle Haring won the girls high jump at 5 feet, while Siemsen and MVP’s Makenzie Hetland both tied for second at 4 feet, 8 inches. In the girls pole vault, Mitchell’s Aubrey Gelderman came in fourth at 8 feet.
In the girls long jump, E/P’s Lauren Ziebart (16 feet, 3 inches) and Berkley Ziebart (15-02.50) claimed second and third place, respectively, while Mitchell’s Kelley (14-06.50) placed fifth. EP’s Storm (32-07) was first in the girls triple jump, while Mitchell’s Audrey Miller (32-03.50) and Emily Moody (32-02) and E/P’s Berkley Ziebart (31-09) finished third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
Clara Fink (36-04.50), from MVP, took first place in the girls shot put, with Mitchell’s Lilly Young (35-11) taking second. MVP’s Cally Faulhaber (32-04) and E/P’s Faith Oakley (32-03.50) were fourth and fifth, respectively.
In the boys 60-meter dash, Mitchell’s Nathan McCormick (7.32) and Lukas Bennett (7.38) placed fourth and fifth, respectively. Bennett (24.39) also grabbed second in the boys 200-meter dash, with fellow Kernel AJ Siemsen (26.02) taking fourth, while MVP’s Carter Davis (25.79) placed third.
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Kolter Kramer, from E/P, claimed first place in the boys 400-meter dash, with Mitchell’s Connor Singrey (54.59) and Abe Gunnare (55.22) taking second and third, respectively.
E/P’s Evan Bartlet (2:13.63) finished second in the boys 800-meter run, with MVP’s Ryen Leamons (2:15.17) and Chris Mayer (2:18.15) placing third and fourth, respectively. Mitchell’s Grayson Hetland (2:18.98) placed fifth.
MVP’s Reed Rus (8.80), Blaine Bohr (9.56) and Karter Westendorf (10.99) came in first, third and fifth, respectively, in the boys 60-meter hurdle, while Mitchell’s Trevon Austell (9.34) and Singrey (9.57) finished second and fourth, respectively.
E/P’s quartet of Kramer, Connor Prunty, Maddux Brissette and Riley Kock took third in the boys 4x200-meter relay with a time of 1:41.05, while Austell, AJ Siemsen, Caden Olegario and Kellan Odell posted a time of 1:43.71 for Mitchell, which was good for fourth place. MVP’s Kyle Sandland, Corbin Kitto, Trevor Sweet and Carter Davis finished fifth at 1:45.72.
In the boys 4x400-meter relay, Mitchell’s foursome of Singrey, Jagger Tyler, McCormick and Bryce Palmer finished first with a time of 3:36.82. E/P’s group of Kramer, Prunty, Brissette and James Deckert (3:49.90) was third and MVP’s Bohr, Reed Rus, Mayer and Jordan Stoltz (3:53.56) was fourth.
E/P won the boys 4x800-meter relay as David Brock, Hunter Dean, Gage Hohn and Bartlet posted a time of 9:07.6. MVP’s Payton Nedved, Riley Mayer, Derrick Fletcher and Leamons (9:21.26) finished third and Mitchell’s Hetland, Elijah Schroeder, Gunnare and Hunter Patton (9:23.09) came in fourth.
The Kernels claimed first in the boys 1600 sprint medley as Alexier Padilla, McCormick, Palmer and Jagger Tyler finished with a time of 3:55. MVP came in second with a time of 4:04 from Davis, Sandland, Dylan Rihanek and Leamons.
In the boys shot put, a pair of Titans found themselves in the top five, as Reed Rus (41-05.5) and Trayton Moore (39-07) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
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Area athletes swept the top five positions in the boys high jump, led by MVP’s Rus and E/P’s Gage Hohn, who both cleared 6 feet to share claim to the top spot. MVP Jordan Stoltz took third at 5-10, while Mitchell’s Lincoln Bates (5-8) and MVP’s Blaine Bohr (5-6) rounded out the top five.
Ty Fink took fifth place with a height of 9 feet, 6 inches for E/P in the boys pole vault.
E/P’s Deckert topped the standings in both boys long jump (21-11) and triple jump (43-11), while Mitchell’s Treyson Schulz came in third (21-6) and second (42-4.25), respectively.
McCormick (19-10) also represented the Kernels in the top five of the long jump, as Odell (37-0.75) was fourth in the triple jump.
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