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Dell Rapids Competes in Titan Invitational Track Meet

April 24, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier track team was able to get back outside for a meet on Monday, April 23rd. On a beautiful day for a track meet, Dell Rapids traveled to Tea for the Titan Invitational. The meet was a make-up from April 17th.

Dell Rapids will travel to Canton on Thursday, April 26th.

Individual Girls Results

4x800m Relay

Kathryn Fletcher, Brooke Klein, Regan Stone, Becky Dorn (6th) – 12:03.84

100m Hurdles

Aspen Hansen (6th) – :17.52
Sam Price (7th) – :19.97

100m Dash

Hanna VanOverbeke (3rd) – :13.17
Hannah Heiberger – :13.87
Emmanuelle Elene – :15.03
Katy Pulscher – :15.06
Hanna Hurlburt – :15.35
Shannon Carlson – :15.59
Nychole Steineke – :16.92
Allison Hegg – :17.68

4x200m Relay

Hannah VanOverbeke, Shaylee Hoff, Ava Schuring, Brooke Klein (3rd) – 1:55.23

1600m Run

Kathryn Fletcher (7th) – 6:31.20
Katie Jaycox – 7:21.08
Olivia Stelzer – 7:23.19

4x100m Relay

Hannah VanOverbeke, Shaylee Hoff, Ava Schuring, Aspen Hansen (4th) – :53.58

400m Dash

Shaylee Hoff (1st) – 1:02.57
Madysen VanOverbeke (6th) – 1:07.27
Rachel Vietor (8th) – 1:09.72
Brooke Klein – 1:12.83

300m Hurdles

Aspen Hansen (2nd) – :49.69
Sam Price – :54.76

1600 Sprint Medley Relay

Hannah VanOverbeke, Madysen VanOverbeke, Ava Schuring, Kyra Graham (4th) – 5:10.00

800m Run

Kathryn Fletcher – 2:51.24
Becky Dorn – 2:56.84
Emily Dorn – 3:16.52
Katie Jaycox – 3:17.75
Olivia Stelzer – 3:19.06

200m Dash

Madysen VanOverbeke – :29.04
Stephanie Geraets – :30.01
Rachel Vietor – :31.18
Olivia Prasek – :31.98
Shannon Carlson – :33.84

4x400m Relay

Shaylee Hoff, Madysen VanOverbeke, Aspen Hansen, Ava Schuring (2nd) – 4:18.53

High Jump

Kyra Graham (5th) – 4’9″
Hannah Heiberger – 4’7″
Katy Pulscher – 4’1″

Individual Boys Results

110m Hurdles

Jeffrey Schuch (5th) – :16.76
Brayden Pulscher (7th) – :17.43
Avery Welbig – :18.20

100m Dash

Andrew Hegge (4th) – :11.74
Seth Speilmann – :12.21
Nick Boever – :12.45
Coby Maeschen – :13.32

4x200m Relay

Andrew Hegge, Blake Reider, Derek Ahlers, Mason Schmidt (2nd) – 1:35.49

1600m Run

Mitchell Heinemann – 5:38.31
Justin Nirva – 5:55.21

4x100m Relay

Seth Speilmann, Logan Stone, Derek Ahlers, Andrew Hegge (1st) – :45.47

400m Dash

Jeffrey Schuch (8th) – :56.74
Tyler Wood – :57.89
Drew VanRegenmorter – :57.92
Nick Boever – :58.51
Karsen Welbig – :59.70

1600 Sprint Medley Relay

Ryker Pedde, Coby Maeschen, Danek Hilmar, Karsen Welbig (3rd) – 4:14.46

800m Run

Brayden Pulscher – 2:18.19
Caleb Kirschenmann – 2:19.90
Mitchell Heinemann – 2:33.62
Justin Nirva – 2:45.04

3200m Run

Carter Wynja – 12:12.79
Logan Anderson – 12:40.09

4x400m Relay

Blake Reider, Caleb Kirschenmann, Mason Schmidt, Derek Ahlers (2nd) – 3:38.51

High Jump

Mason Schmidt (1st) – 6’4″
Brayden Pulscher (2nd) – 6’0″
Ryker Pedde (3rd) – 5’10”
Carter Nelson (4th) – 5’6″

Dell Rapids Baseball Throws Pair of No-Hitters

April 23, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

After a 170-mile one-way trip to Northville, SD to play two baseball games, Dell Rapids made sure to make the most of the trip by throwing two no-hitters on Sunday, April 22nd. Dell Rapids earned an 11-0 win over Howard and a 10-0 victory over Sioux Valley.

In the first game of the day, two Dell Rapids pitchers combined to throw a no-hitter in an 11-0 win over Howard. Matt Gillogly pitched the first three and one-third innings striking out five batters while only allowing two base runners. Logan Stone pitched the final inning and two-thirds striking out four batters while only allowing one base runner.

The offense scored four times in the second inning by taking advantage of six walks and an error. Gillogly scored on a wild pitch, Keegan Miller scored on an error, Elijah Story scored on a bases-loaded walk to Tate Kolbeck, and Jeffrey Schuch scored on a sacrifice fly by Carter Gullickson. Dell Rapids added another run in the third inning when Story scored on a wild pitch. Dell Rapids added six more runs in the bottom of the fourth inning and then held Howard scoreless in the top of the fifth to end the game on the 10-run rule.

Kolbeck finished 2-3 in the game with an RBI. Gullickson, Gillogly, Story, and Jay Holm all had hits. Story and Gullickson both had two RBIs in the game. Miller and Eddie Price also had an RBI.

In the second game of the day, starting pitcher Eddie Price dominated Sioux Valley. Price threw a seven-inning complete game no-hitter. He struck out 19 batters in the game and nearly pitched a perfect game. His only base runner allowed was a lead-off walk in the top of the third inning. The only other two outs recorded besides strikeouts was a groundout back to Price to start the game and a pop fly to second base in the fourth inning.

The offense backed up the strong pitching performance by scoring four runs in the top of the fourth inning, four more runs in the top of the fifth inning, and the final two runs in the top of the seventh inning. Gullickson, Schuch, Miller, Gillogly, Story, Holm, and Tyson Dahler all had hits in the game. Miller led the team with three RBIs in the game. Dahler collected two RBIs. Schuch, Gillogly, and Story each had an RBI.

Dell Rapids (4-0) will play Baltic on Tuesday, April 24th at Ronken Field on the campus of Augustana University in Sioux Falls. The varsity game will start at 7:00 p.m. with a few JV innings to follow.

Record Broken in First Meet for Cardinal Track

April 13, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

After having three meets cancelled, the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal track team was finally able to attend an event on Thursday, April 12th, and in that first meet of the year, a record was broken.

Maddie Schwebach broke her own school record and qualified for state with a discus throw of 115’7″ at De Smet Booster Club Relays on Thursday.

The Cardinal girls team finished with a total of 25 points. Deubrook Area won the girls title with 105.5 points. Hamlin was secon with 56 points, and Lake Preston finished third with 52.5 points. The Cardinal boys finished with 11 team points. James Valley Christian won the boys title with 102 points. Hamlin was second with 62 points, and De Smet was third with 61 points.

The Cardinals are scheduled to at the Tom Main Track Meet in Chester on April 21st. The Jesse James Invite in Garretson for Saturday, April 14th has been postponed to a later date.

Individual Girls Results

200m Dash

Cassy Geraets – :31.61

400m Dash

Ella Heinitz (2nd) – 1:03.96
Tana Harrington – 1:12.31

800m Run

Ella Heinitz (3rd) – 2:41.67
Tana Harrington (6th) – 2:44.53

100m Hurdles

Rhiannon Glazier – :20.32

300m Hurdles

Cassy Geraets – :57.38

4x100m Relay

(Cassy Geraets, Sydney Klein, Courtney Brown, Rhiannon Glazier) – :58.62

4x200m Relay

(Ella Heinitz, Sydney Klein, Courtney Brown, Cassy Geraets) – 2:01.96

Long Jump

Ella Heinitz – 12’6.5″
Rhiannon Glazier – 12’6″

Shot Put

Maddie Schwebach – 29’10”

Discus

Maddie Schwebach (2nd) – 115’7″

Individual Boys Results

100m Dash

Austin Greene-LeBrun – :14.19

200m Dash

Alex Gaspar – :30.28

400m Dash

Ryan Eining – :59.10

800m Run

Connor Libis – 2:25.51
Noah Dennis – 2:43.54

1600m Run

Connor Libis – 5:18:71
Seth Bares – 5:49.14
Noah Dennis – 5:57.75

300m Hurdles

Ethan Geraets (5th) – :47.33
Thomas Eining – :53.60

4x100m Relay

(Austin Greene-LeBrun, Jon Bares, Thomas Eining, Weston Geraets) – :57.73

4x200m Relay

(Hunter Griffin, Austin Greene-LeBrun, Jon Bares, Weston Geraets) – 2:00.95

4x400m Relay

(Ryan Eining, Connor Libis, Logan Gaspar, Ethan Geraets) – 4:03.41

4x800m Relay

6th (Ryan Eining, Connor Libis, Seth Bares, Ethan Geraets) – 9:25.65

High Jump

Logan Gaspar (7th) – 5’6″

Long Jump

Logan Gaspar – 17’5.75″
Hunter Griffin – 17’3″
Weston Geraets – 16’2″

Triple Jump

Weston Geraets (7th) – 36’10”
Hunter Griffin – 29’2.75″

Discus

Logan Wolles – 96’10.5″

Quarriers Run at Menno Relays

April 13, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier track team was able to participate in their first outdoor track meet of the year, and their third overall in the season when they went to Menno for the Menno Relays on Thursday, April 12th. There were a total of 20 high school teams that took part of the meet.

Yankton placed first in the girls team totals with 178 points. Beresford was second with 96 points, Sioux Falls Christian was third with 76.5 points, and Dell Rapids finished fourth with 71 points. The boys team title was won by Sioux Falls Christian with 160 points, Beresford placed second with 74 points, Dell Rapids placed third with 65 points, and Yankton was fourth with 62 points.

Dell Rapids is scheduled to attend a meet in Beresford on April 17th and one in Flandreau on April 21st.

Individual Girls Results – Top 8 Finishers as given by Menno HS

100m Dash

Hannah VanOverbeke (2nd) – :12.82
Hanna Heiberger (7th) – :13.51

200m Dash

Hannah VanOverbeke (7th) – :28.60

400m Dash

Shaylee Hoff (1st) – 1:02.76

300m Hurdles

Aspen Hansen (2nd) – :50.12

4x100m Relay

2nd – :53.26

4x200m Relay

3rd – 1:53.05

4x400m Relay

3rd – 4:34.25

4x800m Relay

7th – 4:58.16

Medley Relay

6th – 4:58.16

Shot Put

Emma Paul (4th) – 33’0.5″
Sydney Stofferahn (8th) – 32’5.5″

Discus

Sydney Stofferahn (2nd) – 100’11”

Triple Jump

Hanna Hurlburt (7th) – 31’0.5″

Individual Boys Results – Top 8 Finishers as given by Menno HS

100m Dash

Andrew Hegge (7th) – :11.43

400m Dash

Derek Ahlers (6th) – :54.88
Blake Reider (8th) – :56.87

110m Hurdles

Jeffrey Schuch (4th) – :16.40

300m Hurdles

Jeffrey Schuch (6th) – :46.18
Brayden Pulscher (7th) – :47.11

4x100m Relay

3rd – :46.61

4x200m Relay

6th – 1:41.33

4x400m Relay

1st – 3:41.16

4x800m Relay

7th – 9:22.10

Shot Put

Noah Randall (7th) – 41’3.5″

High Jump

Brayden Pulscher (2nd) – 6’0″
Mason Schmidt (3rd) – 6’0″

Long Jump

Nick Boever (8th) – 18’5″

Triple Jump

Josh Heinemann (2nd) – 39’9″
Brayden Pulscher (6th) – 37’8.5″

Dells Baseball Notches Another Victory

April 11, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

On one of the nicest nights of the spring thus far, Dell Rapids and Howard put together a last-minute, make-up game on Wednesday, April 11th. Already missing games early in the season, the two teams met at Ronken Field on the campus of Augustana University in Sioux Falls.

Dell Rapids scored right away in the top of the first inning. After a sacrifice by Jay Holm to move Carter Gullickson to second base, Jake Steineke doubled to right filed to drive in the first run of the game. Matt Gillogly followed with an RBI single to drive home Steineke for an early 2-0 lead. Dell Rapids scored another run in the second inning when Eddie Price scored on an error to make it 3-0.

The top of the fourth inning is where Dell Rapids did most of the damage. Holm and Steineke both scored on errors early in the inning. Gillogly and Keegan Miller scored after Jeffrey Schuch put a ball in play and reached on an error. Gabe Skonseng also reached on an error with Schuch scoring on the play. Gullickson hit a fly ball to right field and reached on another Howard error scoring Price and Skonseng. Gillogly drove in two more runs with a double to right field to give Dell Rapids a 12-0 lead. Howard was able to score two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Neither team would score in the fifth inning, and the game ended on the 10-run rule.

Gillogly finished the night 2-3 with three RBIs and a run scored. Holm, Steineke, Elijah Story, and Price all collected hits in the game. Gullickson, Holm, Steineke, and Price all scored two times in the game as well.

Story pitched a strong four innings giving up two earned runs on two hits while striking out 11 batters and only walking one. Price closed out the game pitching the final inning by striking out all three batters.

Dell Rapids is 2-0 early in the season. The schedule has a home game against Oldham-Ramona/Rutland on Friday, April 13th, a JV tournament in Lennox on Saturday, April 14th, and a trip to Redfield on Sunday, April 15th, all weather permitting.

Quarriers Compete at Scott Underwood Track Invite

April 4, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

The Dell Rapids Quarrier girls and boys track teams traveled to Brookings on Monday, April 2nd for the Scott Underwood Invite held at the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex.

The boys team finished second as a team with 48 points. Sioux Falls Christian won the team event with 144.50 points. Hamlin was third with 45 points, and Webster was fourth with 38 points.

The girls team finished fourth with 54 points. Deubrook Area won the girls title with 81 points. Chamberlain was second with 69.50 points, and Hamlin placed third with 55 points.

The next two track meets for the Quarriers have been cancelled due to the weather. The next meet on the Dell Rapids schedule now is not until Tuesday, April 10th in Volga.

Individual Girls Results

Long Jump

Hannah Heiberger (2nd) – 15’2″
Olivia Prasek – 12’4″
Stephanie Geraets – 12’4″

High Jump

Kyra Graham – 4’6″

Shot Put

Emma Paul (8th) – 32’1″
Sydney Stofferahn – 32’1″
Sage Shellum – 26’6″

Triple Jump

Hannah Heiberger (7th) – 30’3″

4x800m Relay

13th – 12:21.68 (Kathryn Fletcher, Regan Stone, Katie Jaycox, Becky Dorn)

100m Hurdles

Sam Price (8th) – :18.86

100m Dash

Hannah VanOverbeke (5th) – :13.29
Katy Pulscher – :15.33
Emmanuelle Elene – :15.35
Hanna Hurlburt – :15.46
Allison Hegg – :17.89

4x100m Relay

1st – :52.58 (Hannah VanOverbeke, Shaylee Hoff, Hannah Heiberger, Aspen Hansen)

400m Dash

Shaylee Hoff (1st) – 1:03.11
Madysen VanOverbeke – 1:09.54
Brooke Klein – 1:10.19
Rachel Vieter – 1:11.85

300m Hurdles

Aspen Hansen (1st) – :50.16
Sam Price – :55.95

800m Run

Kyra Graham – 2:57.44
Becky Dorn – 2:59.77
Regan Stone – 3:11.09
Olivia Stelzer – 3:13.60
Emily Dorn – 3:16.16

200m Dash

Hannah VanOverbeke – :28.82
Stephanie Geraets – :29.70
Madysen VanOverbeke – :29.79
Rachel Vietor – :32.03
Hanna Hurlburt – :34.27

4x400m Relay

2nd – 4:23.94 (Shaylee Hoff, Aspen Hansen, Madysen Overbeke, Brooke Klein)

Individual Boys Results

Long Jump

Josh Heinemann – 16’11”

High Jump

Mason Schmidt (2nd) – 6’4″
Carter Nelson (8th) – 5’8″

Triple Jump

Josh Heinemann (2nd) – 39’0″
Brayden Pulscher (4th) – 38’8″
Carter Nelson (8th) – 33’11”

Shot Put

Noah Randall – 38’4.25″
Timothy Jaycox – 18’6.25″

4x800m Relay

7th – 9:30.32 (Karsen Welbig, Ryan Keener, Canyon Lowman, Caleb Kirschenmann)

110m Hurdles

Jeffrey Schuch (6th) – :17.04
Avery Welbig – :18.80

10om Dash

Andrew Hegge (4th) – :11.87
Blake Reider – :12.21
Austin Pedde – :14.21
Seth Clement – :14.47

1600m Run

Canyon Lowman – 5:36.10
Mitchell Heinemann – 5:52.06
Justin Nirva – 5:57.93

4x100m Relay

1st – :45.99 (Logan Stone, Mason Schmidt, Blake Reider, Andrew Hegge)

400m Dash

Tyler Wood – :59.08
Drew Van Regenmorter – :59.31
Nick Boever – :59.41
Danek Hilmar – 1:00.61

300m Hurdles

Brayden Pulscher (8th) – :46.47
Jeffrey Schuch – :46.50
Avery Welbig – :49.06

800m Run

Kaeden Eastman – 2:43.25

200m Dash

Ryker Pedde – :25.16
Tyler Wood – :27.45

3200m Run

Carter Wynja – 12:34.75
Logan Anderson – 13:29.77

4x400m Relay

3rd – 3:49.68 (Andrew Hegge, Caleb Kirschenmann, Logan Stone, Mason Schmidt)

Dell Rapids Baseball Opens 2018 Season with Win

March 30, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

In a battle of top teams in Class B High School baseball, Dell Rapids and Lennox put on a great show early in the 2018 season on Thursday, March 29th in Lennox. Lennox came into the game with three wins already in the 2018 season, while this was the first game for Dell Rapids. Dell Rapids, however, is the defending State B champions and had won 14 straight games, going back to 2017, and 18 straight games over Class B opponents.

Starting pitchers Jake Steineke (Dell Rapids) and Brock Anderson (Lennox) were locked in a pitcher’s dual in the first four innings of the game. Neither team got a hit in those first four innings.

Despite being hitless, both teams threatened to score in the fourth inning. In the top of the fourth, the first three hitters for Dell Rapids drew walks loading the bases with no outs. Anderson manged to get out of the jam by striking out Elijah Story and getting Jeffrey Schuch to hit into an inning-ending double play. Lennox then put together their own threat in the bottom of the fourth inning. Zach Leisinger reached second on an error to start the inning. Leisinger, however, was thrown out at second trying to retreat after a bunt attempt. A walk of the next batter put runners on first and second with only one out. Steineke struck out Camden Wulf for the second out and then got some defensive help by Schuch who made a diving catch in left field on a line drive from Zach Wipf to end the inning.

Dell Rapids went down in order in the top of the fifth inning, and then Lennox finally got to Steineke in the bottom of the inning. Anderson starting the inning with a double, the first hit of the game for either team. Steineke got the next two batters out on strikeouts, but Quincy Ihnen ripped a double to the left-center field gap to drive home Anderson for the first run of the game. Lennox held a 1-0 lead after five innings of play.

Jay Holm got the first hit for Dell Rapids in the top of the first inning on a shallow fly ball to left field. Matt Gillogly walked with one out, and then Story walked with two outs to load the bases for Dell Rapids. Schuch then grounded out to the pitcher, who made a nice play, to end the threat.

Gillogly took over pitching duties in the bottom of the sixth inning and retired the Lennox hitters in order. Dell Rapids had one more inning to mount the comeback, and come back they would. Eddie Price led off the inning with a line drive single to left. After Tate Kolbeck was retired on a strike out, Carter Gullickson hit a line drive single to left field. Holm followed that with a shallow fly ball single to center to load the bases with one out. On an 0-1 count, Steineke ripped a line drive to left-center field that drove home Price and Gullickson to give Dell Rapids a 2-1 lead.

Gillogly took the mound in the bottom of the seventh inning. He made a great catch on a live-drive up the middle for the first out. He got a strike out of the second batter, and then Gullickson caught a pop-up at second base for the final out of the game to give Dell Rapids the come-from-behind win.

Holm went 2-4 in the game with two singles. Steineke was 1-3 with a single and two RBIs. Price and Gullickson collected the other two hits in the game. Steineke got the no-decision in the game on the mound. He pitched five innings giving up one earned run on two hits while walking three batters and striking out six. Gillogly got the win pitching the final two innings. Gillogly did not allow a base runner and struck out one batter.

The Dell Rapids JV team also earned a five-inning, come-from-behind win over Lennox. Dell Rapids scored four times in the top of the fifth inning for a 4-2 win to start their season.

Dell Rapids (1-0) is scheduled to host Tea on Tuesday, April 3rd at Rickeman Field starting with the varsity game at 5:30 p.m. and the JV to follow.

Dell Rapids Resident Inducted to SDFCA Hall of Fame

March 29, 2018 by Submitted

Dell Rapids resident Scott Freeman was inducted into the South Dakota Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame on March 24, 2018. He enjoyed a very successful coaching career in South Dakota nine-man football that included stops at Hurley, Montrose and Colman in the 1970s and 1980s.

He coached from 1971 through 1987, compiling a 109-29 career record that including mythical state championships with Hurley in 1972 and Montrose in 1974 before South Dakota implemented the high school football playoffs.

Montrose enjoyed an undefeated season in 1974 that included a 30-22 comeback win over Freeman in a game that matched No. 1 rated Montrose and No. 2 rated Freeman.

Freeman guided Hurley from 1971-73, winning three consecutive Tri-Valley Conference titles; Montrose from 1974-76, winning Corn Belt Conference titles in 1974 and 1975; and Colman from 1978-87, winning Sioux Valley Conference titles in 1980, 1981, 1984 and 1985.

He was named the Corn Belt Conference’s Coach of the Year in 1974.

Other coaches inducted with Freeman were Kent Mueller (West Central), and Bill Weber (Watertown).

Eighteen Wrestle, Twelve Place at State for Dells Youth

March 26, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

Eighteen Dell Rapids Youth wrestlers competed in the 2018 South Dakota Wrestling Coaches Association State Wrestling Tournament in Sioux Falls on Saturday, March 24th and Sunday, March 25th. The state event was held at the Sioux Falls Arena. Of the eighteen wrestlers that participated, twelve of them came home as place winners.

Tots 40 – Everett Bemboom finished with an 0-2 record.
Tots HWT – Oliver Nedved placed 2nd with a 3-1 record.
Bantam 47 – Stetsen Tebay finished 6th with a 2-3 record.
Bantam 47 – Levi Iverson finished with an 0-2 record.
Bantam 53 – Legend Frederick placed seventh with a 3-2 record.
Bantam 61 – Keanu Lee placed fifth with a 3-2 record.
Bantam HWT – Sawyer Nygard finished with a 1-2 record.
Midgets 56 – Camden Tebay finished with a 1-2 record.
Midgets 77 – Brechen Frederick placed fourth with a 4-2 record.
Midgets HWT – Tanner Baatz placed third with a 4-1 record.
Novice 87 – Jace Entringer finished with a 1-2 record.
Novice 127 – Aiden Geraets placed fifth with a 4-2 record.
Schoolboy 75 – John Mortrude placed fourth with a 3-2 record.
Schoolboy 110 – Tate Feucht finished with an 0-2 record.
Cadets 106 – Andrew Weiland placed seventh with a 3-2 record.
Cadets 138 – Trevon Cross placed sixth with a 3-3 record.
Cadets 145 – Brayden Gee placed fourth with a 3-2 record.
Juniors 160 – Gage Carr finished third with a 4-1 record.

Ryan Stubbe, wrestling under Legends of Gold, finished with an 0-2 record. Mason Stubbe, also under Legends of Gold, finished second with a 3-1 record. Sage Ottoson, a wrestler for the Dell Rapids HS wrestling team, finished 0-2 in the state tournament wrestling for Chester.

Quarrier Tracksters Compete at Dan Lennon Invite

March 23, 2018 by Matt Larson, Big Sioux Media

A few of the Dell Rapids Quarrier track members traveled to Vermillion for the Dan Lennon Invite on Monday, March 19th. Four the participants placed in the top 10 of their Class A events.

Shaylee Hoff placed 5th in the 400m Dash with a time of 1:04.76. Mason Schmidt also placed 5th in the High Jump with a leap of 6’4″. Ryker Pedde also participated in the High Jump and finished 9th with a jump of 6’0″. Josh Heinemann placed 6th in the Triple Jump with a jump of 39’1″. Sydney Stofferahn had a 15th place finish in the shot put with a throw of 32’11.75″. Andrew Hegge also ran in the meet with a 7.76 time in the 60m Dash.

The Quarriers will officially start their season at the SDSU Relays in Bro0kings on Monday, April 2nd.

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